"Gilderoy Lockhart" corresponds to "No Ticket" from Indy 3

No one is more successful than he.
Its variety of topics and interaction between different groups of instruments form a memorable soundscape.
For most sound soundtracks of Track 1 to 15 as a sauce. Hardly highlights.
John Williams manages sheet and Strings harmoniously combine. Where metal and wood is always good to hear and remain strings in the background. There are a few exceptions such as Schindler's List. There, however, fits the monotonous string music that is reminiscent of Klezmer. And with strings you get out of this melacholische monotonous and soulful well. would have liked that it installs with a clarinet, back as the klezmer instrument badly.
But back to Potter.
As Mr. Williams has an incredible number written on topics that he can, I believe, no longer remember whether he has already written this or that issue.
I have once again found a subject that there was already years ago.
But he stole in himself.
Harry Potter 2 - "Gilderoy Lockhart" sounds like "No Ticket" from Indiana Jones 3 !!!
Nevertheless, he remains and is for me the greatest film music composer.
I'm looking forward to "Tintin"