It’s not from nothing. The universe is flowing through him.

​@@infinite3joy WELL SAID.

To hear every single note by each individual instrument, in each chair, blows my mind! I love it!!!

@@infinite3joyagree😭

i think that the other genius is TWO STEP FROM HELL…. l

if you can attend a World of Hans Zimmer concert, i was sitting there listening to Time and crying my eyes out

Mighty

I attended the concert in cologne and hollllyyy this was so mesmerizing They set up a disco ball and spun it so the whole arena looked like as if stars where dancing through the audience This Song made the concert a worthy experience as the other pieces (except pirates of the caribbean duh) were Not really my Favorite, its about preference really Anyways this piece mwah 😮‍💨

Truth is too beautiful

I will literally crying

Hans Zimmer's sound track and this film are sharing an ensouled glimpse of where humanity is poised at this moment in time on earth 2023. We don't have much time left. Scientists on Earth will not be able to save humanity or the Earth. The organ section is spectacular! The intensity of hope, the quiet despair of utter hopelessness and profound loss. And woven through this soundtrack for me -- what did you choose humanity? What have you done?

@@anaiis_salles Thats beautiful

Coz music heals everything 🫂❤

Its all about time

When Hans composed the original version of this, he said he thought of what it meant to be a father. And when he told Christopher Nolan this, Christopher responded with "Now I know what the heart of the story will be". This makes sense. Because before I had kids and watched this movie, I definitely thought it was amazing. But after I had kids and watched it again, it hit me much more emotionally.

lol, nazi country, tfu

beautiful comment

bad movie, but nice music

an absolute masterpiece both soundtrack and movie

​@@Olexrushow was it bad ?

@@duonglethai8701 plot holes, e.g trained scientists and robots who spend minutes of screen time obsessing over the effects of the black hole on time dilation completely forgetting that such effects would also be at play on the sensor beacon on the wave planet until it was too late. Casual science in other words. But music - nice

For me,any version of this beautiful music,whenever I hear it,makes me cry.

The same here.....

same, each day I am looking for different versions.

@@nicholasdionne7120 lmao

same

Thanks haryass666 😢

You can see everyone recording stfu

You can see people recording it in the front row 😂

You could also see the conducter himself was recording near the end too 😅

Well then, do I have a surprise for you then, :-) I want you to listen to “Max Richter Infra 5” This is a masterpiece that I usually show my close friends and explain it as me being born at the beginning of the song, then I slowly start walking, then start bicycling, then start school, then my first love and heartbreak, then winning or losing at sports, then graduation, then my first job, then an car accident, then birthdays, fiends, girlfriends, marriage, losing parents, having a child, seeing them go through the stages I went through, then the song going through a loud cacophony of all those emotions at the same time, then I get old, then I start hearing voices of those on the other side of the people that I lost, then I’m on my last breaths on this earth, thennnnnn, music stops, and I die. That’s how I interpret “Max Richter Infra 5”

Hans Zimmer's music really has something different ❤️

​@@skinniedreenah..prefer the first guys..

@@skinniedree I love you

Me also❤

And we have Professor Snape as the Conductor.

@@YR2050 and we have mark zuckerberg as the pianist, lol

No, we have Mozart and Zimmer. And Bethooven too. :)

@@Choopel but they ar dead

​@@intarsintars7347 They are still alive through their creativity. :)

Love humans

Yes

His outfit reminds me of Professor Snape

​@@iamjennie he face also look more like a Snape than professor Snape himself.

Uiu

He is not the composer

*conductor

I know right/ It's amazing.

The universe is hundreds of billions of times more massive than an orchestra performance hall.

жаль религия такого не может)))) она опускает в прошлое, средневековье))))

Есть религия, а есть вера .Это абсолютно разные вещи. Создатель один, но верим мы в него по разному.Религия строго придерживается канонов и определенного порядка в зависимости от своей культуры.Религия не позволяет открыть свой разум выше своих рамок.Вера позволяет это сделать.Если выйти за пределы рамок религий,то можно лицезреть истину.Но это никому не нужно)))@@bartsimpson5013

не жаль а хорошо что не может))@@bartsimpson5013

Perfectly put . it is a masterpiece

Yes me too ❤

I've definitely got the goosiesss, ooooowwweeeeee

Me !

Everytime I hear it my eyes well up!

Me too bro😢

Russian

@@touhidabir2532Russians

Amen🙏🙏

I agree. All the neural pathways it can effect

i agree I get flashbacks to Interstellar movie and I start to cry

​@@justanotherreactionchannel1213in mischievously W Occurs create@

Essa trilha sonora me arranca muitas lagrimas. Perfeita demais!!!!

Без приувеличения согласен

Stop invading Ukraine.

Самое лучшее что я видел.

Same for me. I think the movie brings out emotions for my son and how I would do anything for him. Even if it meant watching him grow old and die. The work, however, is more complex. Something about it takes me on a journey of emotions that always breaks me. As if I was the one that gave up the ones I love, so I could save them.

Самый любимый фильм. В котором есть все. Любовь романтическая, любовь к детям, к жизни, к Земле, тема дружбы и предательства, научного прогресса, мечтательности людей, космоса… музыка Ханса Циммера - слов не хватает, чтобы описать, как я люблю и уважаю этого Человека. Искусство - это лучшее, что создано людьми за всю историю существования. Осознание, что мы одни в бескрайней вселенной, и что человеческой жизни не хватит, чтобы добраться до края космоса и постичь все его величие, учит смирению. Ни одна религия мира не способна дать это.

hope. its there. but it needs sacrifice. hope is the vision we see after the great sacrifice

I have tears with what you’ve written and this beautiful song xo

Goosebumps 💜

Damn that must be hard to play in the dark

Thank you, for sharing your story.

Wow! What an unbelievable experience that must have been!

@justanotherwalker1715, please know this. I appreciate your vulnerability. Thank you for sharing your experience. I am glad you and your crew did not give up. The support the audience members provided was phenomenal. Their response is evidence of what happens when you persevere, which is one of life's greatest lessons. I am here because my father and I enjoyed the Interstellar movie.

What movie?

@@mevisone6632 interstellar

@@mevisone6632 bruh lol

He tapped into divine inspiration on this one

Yes. It touches our deep emotions - emotions of being human and our lives, relationships and everything we are attached to.

Sim sim, a cada um deles, gratidão ❤️

Yes, these musicians add their heart and soul and not everyone who plays this music does that. It adds so much beauty, complexity & emotion!

I’ve seen Hans play live. At the time I hadn’t seen Interstellar nor listened to the soundtrack. It was incredible

ya its the same reel and situation for me oo my goshhh

just came here from the same video on tik tok. its beautiful

Me too

Do you have a link of said reel?

I would like the link too

Sem sombra de dúvidas

Uma estrela

ucrania es bueno

Would you mind sharing what event this was at and what location? I've heard so many different version from IO of this and this rendition is my favourite.

Şimdi izledim pişman im çünkü o duyguyu bir daha yaşayamayacam

Abi mukemmel

​@@yunusduran7478does fist time matter that?

Uma mistura de sentimentos que não dá pra explicar!

@@matheusfernandes9207 it’s every emotion you can think of, powerful stuff

It’s impossible to listen to this without crying. It awakes my deepest feelings.

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holy shit the exact same thing happened to me. I was in university at the time and me and my roommate went to see it. After it finished, we literally looked at each other and said this is the greatest movie of all time. Now I'm 30 years old, nine years has passed, and still to this day this is the only movie that I think about every now and then. I just wish I could rewatch it without any memory of it.

​@@Primal_Traders indeed my friend indeed its a brilliant movie

@@Primal_Traders God how I much I wish seeing that masterpiece in the cinema.

Well this movie didn't got a threatical release in my country. 😭😭😭 But this movie is my favourite movie. The bestest best movie i have ever seen.

Не только мурашки 😢 Если еще знаешь о чем мелодия написана😊

Que La Paz te acompañe siempre, tu padre ahora descansará.

God bless you

Yesssssss this the best rendition I’ve heard it’s just breath taking and I had an edible lol

Me too

i think maths also plays some role in composing this

It's probably different for different composers, but it often just emits ...

Composing is both the natural born ability to hear the melody as you write the music, and a formulaic art form composers are expected to operate within the bounds of. A composer that breaks with convention, breaks with reliance on the stabilizing norms of classical music. There are varying writing styles, preferences, and workflows in music composition; as there is with any other form of art and or creative writing. However, it’s extremely common for the highest achieving composers to initially write in solitude, hearing each note of each instrument as they write, or hearing the entire composition at once and later fine-tuning individual instruments as needed during practice. Most composers on this level can play every instrument - including ones they don’t know, because once you know how to play at least one instrument in each family (i.e. strings, percussion, winds, piano), you can very quickly adapt to another and get yourself up to speed enough to play it for writing purposes. So yes, those who have the resources/access to a plethora of instruments, like to incorporate playing each instrument at some point in their writing process. See: KZfaq vid of Serj Tankian (lead singer of System of a Down) composing the orchestral version of his solo album alone in his home studio built in New Zealand. That’s who I think of, for those who like to incorporate playing each instrument into their writing process - but he’s able to take it a step further thanks to modern technology, and record each instrument in ProTools to hear a rough composition, with the added ability to change tempo, pitch, layer multiple tracks to mimic adding more players, and easily swap out different melodies. Most composers, however, don’t have the financial resources or access that a rockstar like Serj has, so they rely more on themselves and their ability to fully “visualize” the composition in their minds during the ideation and writing process. Beethoven famously composed after he went deaf by using his memory of the sound of each note, each piano key, etc. I took a class in college called “Appreciation of Music,” where I, not a fan of classical music, learned absolutely everything there is to learn about every element of a classical composition, and rigorously tested by my ability to hear and identify each element in short clips played during each exam. Thus, I learned a lot about the stylistic and formulaic choices made in classical composition, how each choice has language informing the player how to play certain notes and melodies, the different arrangements, and the normative yet infinitely complex song structure that exists in classical music. Just like how basic rhyming schemes in lyrics exist for hip hop and rock (i.e. ABAB or AABB), and song structure in popular music dictates verse-chorus-verse - there are the same choices in writing classical compositions, but on a ridiculously complex scale. And just like lyrical rhyming and song structure norms in modern music, by breaking from the formula by incorporating things like dissonant chords or deviations like adding a breakdown, hook, multiple lead vocalists, combining musical styles and genres, etc; that music gives birth to something new, fresh, revolutionary, dark, scary, uneasy - and more emotion can be drawn from the listener by experimenting. Experimental music exists in every genre - including classical music. Hans Zimmer, like any brilliant composer, knows all the rules so he can break them. His music is as recognizable as his signature, because he broke with convention and established/carved out his own sub-genre, if you will. He was panned long before he became a staple in musical composition for film scoring. It was actually thru film scoring that he was able to find a home for his experimental style that up until that point, had been disregarded by the authorities & gatekeepers of the genre. Zimmer started as a rejected “heretic” of classical composition - and now he’s perhaps the most influential modern-day composer. His risk-taking made a genre so self-aware of its own obsolescence, as expressed by it’s own naming, “classical,” more relevant and eminent than ever in present-day society worldwide.

As someone who knows nothing about composing, all I can say is you have to be blessed by God to do this.

Search with keywords such as ‘Hans Zimmer on film scoring’ and you’ll find him giving wonderful insights on the HOWs. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/hLCAq7CbvbmVkX0.html

O filme é surreal também!

Verdade

Просто разбивает голову, тяжёлая музыка, на любителя

I'm here broh

Трогает

I'm sorry to those who are not speaking in English as I a, fro, the UK and only speak english. Sorry

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