Korriban motif

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"My music for Korriban was well received by fans, and even the Lucas legal eagles. ;} Maestro John Williams defined this Star Wars sound for all of us that came later. I tried to give a "nod" to J Williams' influences."

―Composer Mark Griskey^[1]

A musical motif representing the planet Korriban was written by Mark Griskey for the score of Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic II: The Sith Lords, a 2004 video game. It was adapted by Griskey for his score for Korriban in the 2011 video game Star Wars: The Old Republic. The motif transforms into a rendition of "The Emperor's Theme" by John Williams.

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Notes and references[]

↑ Mark Griskey (@mark_griskey) on Twitter (March 2, 2022) (backup link)

Themes and leitmotifs from video games

Introduced in Shadows of the Empire, Rogue Squadron, and Empire at War
Xizor · Dash Rendar · Rogue Squadron · Zann Consortium
Introduced in Knights of the Old Republic I and II and The Old Republic
Revan · Bastila Shan · Kreia · Sith Triumvirate (II) · Nar Shaddaa · Korriban · the Commander Valkorion · Aryn Leneer · Darth Krovos · Legacy of the Sith · Songs from The Old Republic
Introduced in Clone Wars and Empire at War
Advanced Recon Commandoes · Zann Consortium
Introduced in The Force Unleashed and The Old Republic
The Force Unleashed · Rahm Kota · Juno Eclipse · Redemption · the Commander Valkorion · Aryn Leneer · Darth Krovos · Legacy of the Sith
Introduced in Battlefront II, Jedi: Fallen Order, and Squadrons
Iden Versio · Cal Kestis · Second Sister · Eno Cordova · Main Theme
Introduced in Galaxy's Edge, Outlaws
Symphonic Suite · Tara · "Pinteeka Dub" · "Age of Jedi" · Kay Vess
See also: all themes and leitmotifs and songs

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[Twitter-1] Mark Griskey (@mark_griskey) on Twitter (March 2, 2022) (backup link)

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