The Accidental Tourist, by john Williams

The Accidental Tourist is one of my favorite films, whose score is a remarkably prismatic theme by John Williams. Here are three different versions and I cannot remember where I got them.

I'm confused. Did you write these? If not, I should probably move these.
In any case, they're gorgeous. I've personally avoided neighboring/passing tones/escape tones when the tonic chord wasn't pedal, but I think it works really well here. 

Oh, no. This is all JW. There is a shift in the tonality using the four notes.

If you don't mind, I'll move this over to the "suggest works" section of the site, since this one is for compositions, haha. 

OK

I REALLY like this. Never had a clue about the movie or the scores or anything. Love the open airiness and the old classic sophisticated feel this sound has. It is gorgeous. I do hear the seed of how this is John Williams. However, it is a stretch out somewhere else with Williams to write this way (don't mean it is hard for him rather that it is just a little different and not typical). It is even more beautiful then a lot of his other more commonly known stuff. Very interesting. Thanks for the share.