Thrawn's Theme

"[…] And for the fans, "Thrawn's Theme" is one of their favorites. And I got all the credit, but it belongs to my oldest son and Dave Filoni."

―Kevin Kiner, in an interview^[1]

"Thrawn's Theme" is a score written by Sean Kiner for the Star Wars Rebels television series. Used as a leitmotif to represent the character Mitth'raw'nuruodo, the piece makes use of an organ, an idea proposed by the series executive producer, Dave Filoni.^[1]

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Use[]

Sources[]

"Tunes for Tano" — Star Wars Insider 222

Notes and references[]

↑ ^1.0 ^1.1 ^1.2 ^1.3 Star Wars composer Kevin Kiner on following in John Williams' galactic footsteps by Bryan Young on www.syfy.com (June 2, 2018) (archived from the original on January 13, 2020)

Themes and leitmotifs from television series

Introduced in Clone Wars, The Clone Wars, and The Bad Batch
Advanced Recon Commandoes · Admiral Yularen · clones · Ahsoka Tano · Plo Koon · Padmé Amidala Savage Opress · the Force (mystery) (IV) · Satine Kryze · Bad Batch · Omega
Introduced in Rebels, Tales of the Jedi, and Ahsoka
Rebels (VI) · Ezra Bridger · Sabine Wren · Hera Syndulla · the Grand Inquisitor · "Glory of the Empire" (V) Maul · Thrawn · ronin motif · Baylan Skoll · Shin Hati · Morgan Elsbeth · New Republic
Introduced in The Mandalorian and The Book of Boba Fett
Din Djarin (main theme) · Grogu · Gideon · Bo-Katan Kryze · Boba Fett · The Book of Boba Fett
Introduced in Obi-Wan Kenobi, Andor
Obi-Wan Kenobi · Main Title Theme
Introduced in LEGO media and Visions
"Main Title" (Freemakers) · connection · Ronin's Theme" (Galaxy's Edge) · "Karre's Theme"
See also: all themes and leitmotifs and songs

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Real-world music

Soundtracks
Saga: I · II · III · IV (1977 · 1997 · 2018) · V (1980 · 1997) · VI · VII · VIII · IX Original Soundtrack Anthology · The Corellian Edition · Ultimate Vinyl Collection Ultimate Soundtrack Edition · Ultimate Digital Collection Spin-off films & TV: Ewoks · The Clone Wars: film, Seasons 1–6, Season Seven (1–4, 5–8, 9–12) Phineas and Ferb · Rebels: One, Two, Three, Four · Rogue One · Solo The Mandalorian (Chapter 1 · 2 · 3 · 4 · 5 · 6 · 7 · 8 · 9-12 · 13-16 · 17-20 · 21-24) · Jedi Temple Challenge The Bad Batch (Season 1: 1-8 · 9-16 · Season 2: 1-8 · 9-16 · Season 3: 1-8 · 9-15) · Terrifying Tales Visions (1 · 2 · 3 · 4 · 5 · 6 · 7 · 8 · 9) · The Book of Boba Fett (1-4 · 5-7) · Obi-Wan Kenobi (OST) Tales of the Jedi · Andor (1-4 · 5-8 · 9-12) · Ahsoka (1-4 · 5-8) · Tales of the Empire The Acolyte (1-4 · 5-8) · Rebuild the Galaxy · Skeleton Crew Video games: Shadows of the Empire · Republic Commando · The Old Republic: Collector's Edition, YouTube playlist Battlefront · Battlefront II · Jedi: Fallen Order · Squadrons · Tales from the Galaxy's Edge Knights of the Old Republic II: The Sith Lords · Jedi: Survivor: Soundtrack, Sounds from the Galactic Skylanes Hunters · Star Wars Outlaws: Soundtrack, Songs from the Underworld Parks and Resorts: Galaxy's Edge Symphonic Suite · Oga's Cantina: R3X's Playlist 1 Oga's Cantina: R3X's Playlist 2 · Star Wars: Galactic Starcruiser Documentaries: Obi-Wan Kenobi: A Jedi's Return · Light & Magic
Sheet music books
The Phantom Menace · Attack of the Clones · Revenge of the Sith Music from the Star Wars Trilogy: Special Edition · Selections from Star Wars Star Wars: A Musical Journey: Episodes I-VI · Star Wars Episodes I, II & III Instrumental Solos Star Wars for Beginning Piano Solo · The Clone Wars (film) · The Force Awakens · Rogue One: A Star Wars Story Classics from a Galaxy Far, Far Away · The Last Jedi · Solo: A Star Wars Story · The Rise of Skywalker The Mandalorian · Star Wars: The Piano Anthology
Music videos
"Lapti Nek" · The Duel of the Fates · A Hero Falls
Other
Bantha Music · Christmas in the Stars · Lapti Nek Dance Remix · Tusken Music Headspace · Star Wars Lofi (Vol. 1 · Vol. 2 · Vol. 3)

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[syfy-1] 1.0 ^1.1 ^1.2 ^1.3 Star Wars composer Kevin Kiner on following in John Williams' galactic footsteps by Bryan Young on www.syfy.com (June 2, 2018) (archived from the original on January 13, 2020)

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