From an early age, Princess Leia Organa of Alderaan would witness first hand the emergent terror and oppression of the evil Galactic Empire, soon using her political influence where she had it to rally against its injustices, whilst strengthening her duty to the growing secret rebellion building itself in retaliation. Lovely art by Phil Noto of the young Leia in her original costume idea conceived by Ralph McQuarrie back in 1975, as eventually seen with her youthful appearance in the animated Star Wars Rebels.
Capturing the spirit, heart and beauty of the young Leia, and the inspiring actress playing her in Carrie Fisher, from the original Star Wars (A New Hope) of 1977, enjoy the hauntingly gorgeous theme composed for her by that genuine legendary John Williams, in symbiotic harmony with the unbeatable London Symphony Orchestra, as the original best-selling album that launched a movie soundtrack music phenomenon returns in remastered form via Walt Disney Records, along with the rest of the Classic and Prequel Trilogies soundtracks. Each CD is available at a great value price, and with individual free gift collectible mini-poster.
Get it here:
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Star-Wars-Hope-John-Williams/dp/B075VNP551/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1528385597&sr=8-2&keywords=a+new+hope+soundtrack
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