Across The Stars | Love Theme from Star Wars | John Williams

“Across the Stars” was composed by John Williams for the 2002 film “Star Wars: Episode II – Attack of the Clones.” As the love theme for Anakin Skywalker (later known as Darth Vader) and Padmé Amidala, it serves as a poignant representation of their forbidden romance amidst the turmoil of the Star Wars universe. Williams’ ability to evoke intense emotions through music is showcased beautifully in this composition. The main theme of “Across the Stars” is characterized by its hauntingly beautiful melody, expertly crafted by John Williams. The score combines lush orchestral arrangements, delicate harp and woodwind motifs, and soaring strings to convey a sense of longing, passion, and tragedy. The music captures the essence of the star-crossed lovers and their tumultuous journey throughout the Star Wars prequel trilogy.

Duration: 5.30

Instrumentation: 3(3.a.picc),2+1eh,3(3.a.acl),3(3.a.cbsn) – CBsn) – 4,2,2,1 – timp,1perc – hp,pno – strings