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No. John Williams was born on February 8, 1932, and is very much alive at age 79.
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The full name of John Williams the composer is from his birth name is....... John Towner Williams. :0
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John Williams has been rumored to be a part of the Illuminati, however, this has not been confirmed.
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John Williams does not write symphonies! He is mostly a film score composer. He writes mainly for movies.
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As of July 2014, John Towner Williams, the American composer, is still alive. He was born in New York in 1932.
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Patrick Williams - composer - was born in 1939.
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For the Star Wars films, John Williams is the sole composer. Kevin Kiner has done the composing for the Star Wars: The Clone Wars animated series, but the themes follow the consistency of the John Williams scoring.
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He's still very much alive as of May 2012.
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John Williams composed the music for the 1993 drama. He won his fifth Oscar for the movie.
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Oh, dude, I have no idea about John Williams' personal life. Like, I'm just here to crack jokes and give you some light entertainment, not to dig into people's personal stuff. Let's focus on his awesome music instead, yeah?
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Meryl Streep Composer John Williams.
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The composer of the songs from ET is John Williams. It is explained in more detail on wikipedia.
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John Williams, who has been nominated for over 40 Oscars (more than any other person), composed the film score for Star Wars. He also composed scores for Indiana Jones, Jurassic Park, Superman, several of the Harry Potter films, and The Terminal. A personal favorite of mine.
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The composer of the music for E.T is John Williams. He composes most of the music for Steven Spielburg Movies.
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The most basic answer is, because he composes good music that people enjoy listening to.
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At about age 20, in 1952, when he was arranging music while in the Air Force.
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He was a composer, conductor, and pianist. Considering that Pianos are also percussion instruments, He played a percussion instrument.
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because he thout he could do it sence his mother could do it she tauth him all he needed to no and he belived in him self and he did it.
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That was the great John Williams, who composed a lot of innovative film scores even before Star Wars and Indiana Jones made him a superstar. It's quite an accomplishment in a way, if you can create a musical cliche that becomes such a part of pop culture.
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John Williams wrote the score for all the movies Steven Spielberg directed, except 1985's "The Color Purple". Quincy Jones was the composer for "The Color Purple".
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"The Raiders March," Indiana Jones' theme, was created by composer John Williams. The "march" was originally two songs.
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"Hedwig's Theme" was composed by John Williams for the Harry Potter film series. Williams is a renowned film composer known for creating numerous iconic musical scores.
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