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The Soundtrack Show #57: Raiders of the Lost Ark: the Music (Part III)
Our adventures continue with Indiana Jones in Cairo, where John Williams and Steven Spielberg masterfully use film score and diegetic music to tell a story of mystery, danger, and romance.
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