"Ahsoka's Theme," alternatively known as "Ahsoka's Triumphant Theme," serves as a recurring musical idea crafted by Kevin Kiner. It was created for the musical score of the movie Star Wars: The Clone Wars and its associated soundtrack. Composed in 2008, this melody functions as a leitmotif, embodying the character of Ahsoka Tano. This theme is heard frequently throughout the Star Wars: The Clone Wars television program and is present within the movie's tracks titled "General Loathsom/Ahsoka," "Escape from the Monastery," and "Fight to the End."
Within The Clone Wars, this musical motif is audible in "The Academy" episode when Ahsoka arrives on Mandalore. It also appears in the last four episodes from fifth season of the show, episodes that center around Ahsoka Tano's confrontation with, and subsequent departure from, the Jedi Order.
In the Forces of Destiny episode "Teach You, I Will," the leitmotif evolves from "Yoda's Theme," a theme that shares its initial notes with Ahsoka's Theme, when Yoda instructs Ahsoka on the importance of remaining true to her core self.
The tune of Ahsoka's Theme was played during a scene in Star Wars Rebels: Spark of Rebellion as Garazeb Orrelios released Ezra Bridger while aboard an Imperial cruiser, which resulted in Bridger's capture by Alexsandr Kallus.