This included the music used for the death of Anakin Skywalker on the second Death Star in Return of the Jedi. Other pieces of music from past Star Wars saga films were also reused for the film in conflict with the commercial release of John Williams' Episode IX score.
At the climax of the hyperspace skipping sequence, the music for A New Hope 's climax with the destruction of the Death Star is reused. While Kylo Ren's First Order TIE/sf space superiority fighters and TIE/wi Interceptors pursued the Millennium Falcon at the Sinta Glacier Colony, "The Emperor's Theme"-which represents Darth Sidious-is played.ĭuring the hyperspace skipping sequence, The Empire Strikes Back 's " To Hyperspace" music is temp tracked into the film. The film score also features the theme " The Rise of Skywalker." The theme introduces a victory motif based on " Rey's Theme" that resembles the opening melody of "Across the Stars." The new theme also introduces the friendship motif. A short but pronounced staccato motif was also introduced for the Knights of Ren, as well as a sweeping heroics motif for the film's protagonists. Sharing similarities with the mystery motif, " Across the Stars," Palpatine's machinations motif, and " The Emperor's Theme," and building on the melody of Episode VIII's desperation motif, the new " Anthem of Evil" theme represents Darth Sidious' Sith Eternal cult in the film. The score introduces several new themes and leitmotifs.
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Music used in The Rise of Skywalker TV spots, including a new rendition of " Duel of the Fates," are included in neither the official soundtrack nor the film, and additional music taken from previous Star Wars films were edited into Williams' original score for the film. Recorded in Los Angeles and produced for Star Wars: Episode IX The Rise of Skywalker, the soundtrack has a total run time of 76:55, cut from the more than three hours' worth of music Williams wrote for the 2019 film. The Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker soundtrack was, as with the previous eight saga films, composed and conducted by John Williams. Star Wars Episode VIII: The Last Jedi soundtrack
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