John Williams’ score for Superman (1978), directed by Richard Donner, stands as one of the most iconic superhero themes in cinematic history. Fresh off the success of Star Wars and Close Encounters of the Third Kind, Williams brought his signature orchestral grandeur to the Man of Steel, crafting a musical identity that was heroic, romantic, and deeply emotional. At the heart of the score is the unforgettable “Superman March,” often referred to as the “Main Title” or simply the “Superman Theme.”