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Ahsoka's Theme

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"Ahsoka's Theme," also known as "Ahsoka's Triumphant Theme," is a theatrical motif written by Kevin Kiner for the score for Star Wars: The Clone Wars film and its respective soundtrack. It was written in 2008, and used as a leitmotif to represent the character Ahsoka Tano. It is played throughout the Star Wars: The Clone Wars TV series, and is featured in the film's "General Loathsom/Ahsoka," "Escape from the Monastery," and "Fight to the End" tracks.

In The Clone Wars, the motif appears in the episode "The Academy" when Ahsoka arrives on Mandalore and in the last four episodes of the show's fifth season, which deal with Ahsoka Tano's confrontation with and eventual resignation from the Jedi Order.

The leitmotif transitions from "Yoda's Theme," which shares its opening notes with Ahsoka's Theme, in the Forces of Destiny episode "Teach You, I Will," where Yoda teaches Ahsoka to stay true to herself.

Ahsoka's Theme played as Garazeb Orrelios let go of Ezra Bridger aboard an Imperial cruiser in "Spark of Rebellion", leaving Bridger to be captured by Alexsandr Kallus.

Text and facts from the “Ahsoka's Theme” article on Wookieepedia, licensed under CC BY-SA 3.0. Modified for this site.

Facts

Title
Ahsoka's Theme
Composer
Kevin Kiner (Original score)
Ludwig Göransson
Represents
Ahsoka Tano
Performedby
City of Prague Philharmonic Orchestra
Genre
Film score
Soundtracks
The Clone Wars
Movies
TCW
EU
The Clone Wars
Canon
The Clone Wars
Rebels
Forces of Destiny
Chapter 13: The Jedi
Tales of the Jedi
Ahsoka
Media
AhsokasTheme-TCWsoundtrack.flac
AhsokasTriumphantTheme-TCWsoundtrack.flac

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