When you watch the quintessential film franchise Back to the Future, the beautiful, sweeping musical score is just as important as the adventures Mary McFly and Doc Brown manage to get themselves into as they journey back and forth through time. After all, what's a film without music? For instance, can you imagine how weird it would be if Dolly Parton hadn't written "9 to 5" to go with her movie's release? I certainly can't!
Composed by Alan Silvestri, the epic main theme in Back to the Future runs throughout the film and gives the audience an emotional foundation they can count on throughout the whole trilogy. In fact, director Robert Zemeckis relies on Silvestri's talents for all of his films. I bet that to this day, simply hearing a few notes from one of his distinct melodies will still remind you of the first time you ever saw each of the many legendary movies they've worked on together.
But while Silvestri had an entire orchestra to help him create the gorgeous soundtrack, this little girl does it all on her own. Using an impressive electronic organ, she has all the instruments she needs right at her own tiny fingertips. She even dresses for the occasion in one of her nicest, frilliest gowns — complete with matching hair bow! It's crazy to hear so much talent and fanfare from someone who probably still gets regular visits from the Tooth Fairy.
I recommend closing your eyes for a few moments while you listen. Trust me, you'll feel like you're sitting front row in the theater while the opening credits roll! As Doc Brown would say, "Great Scott!"
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