@@AshtonGleckman you are very welcome. Thank you. If I may ask, what did you use for the wind/sand texture? Sampled from the movie or within Native? Thanks again!
Yes yes yes...I still never saw it in theaters, I watched it on an old laptop with one earbud my first viewing, oh how I wish I couldve seen it for the first time on a big screen with surround sound.
In my opinion, Interstellar is one of the greatest soundtracks of all time. It is one of those soundtracks that gives you an open space to think about the big questions, about humanity, the meaning of our existence, the relationship between the transcendency and the human being, his curiosity, his doubt, his questioning and his faith. Zimmer's minimalistic approach is so effective, the simplicity of the melodies on the one hand and the intensity and musical depth on the other. Many thanks, Ashton, for your hard work. The suite is very close to the original and I highly appreciate it.
He also chose it because he wanted to use the most complex musical instrument, as it represents the best of human ingenuity in music since ancient times - a fitting corollary with the ingenuity required to send humanity into space.
I think Nolan said something like wanting to use the organ too because it is synonymous with the church, which is something so much bigger than us. And like space we create things to explain the unknown
@@gaw67 Yeah... How to explain that? Is it something so simplistic as jealousy? Few people can become brilliant at one instrument, Hans is that with many. And he is a very successful composer and teacher.
This is an INCREDIBLE piece! It's unfortunate that TH-cam has had to destroy it by putting a comercial in it. Just how much money is enough to justify how TH-cam has ruined such a work of art. It's SHAMEFUL. I don't mind comercials BEFORE or AFTER videos, but to insert one into such a masterpiece such as this goes to show you just how GREEDY they are. TH-cam just CAN'T let the people of earth enjoy such a beautiful work of art and give them a little peace in their life. SHAME ON YOU TH-cam. Just remember TH-cam, greed is a deadly sin.
As cliché as it sounds, when you know you KNOW. You don't need a degree to prove you're good at your craft: you just prove it all over again, every single day.
I play this every Sunday with my mom when we drive to go get brunch. Shes dying from cancer. It sucks. Shes slowly losing the battle. But we can still drive from her home to where we go to eat. Its a very nice drive through the farm fields. Through a really nice area of beautiful farm homes too. Then down along the river. I play this and we just talk. She asks about my business and how Im doing. She doesnt seem too concerned with herself so much as she is concerned for myself, my brother and my sisters. I know she is the best mum ever. When she is gone I dont know if Ill ever be able to listen to this again. But for now, some of my best times and memories are of those simple drives with her listening to this. I put on Pink Floyd, Sade and some other cool tunes. I still havent gotten her to listen to Tool. They're my top all time favourite group. Maybe when she is gone, when Im listening to Tool she'll be there beside me, finally listening too. If not there will always be this. Peace yall.
I don't understand why people still don't categorize soundtrack into the "classical" section. This music is so beautiful I cry listening to it every time.
Because classical music is from the classical period, just like baroque and romantic periods. This would be a contemporary piece, however as you said, regardless of the label, it is a breath taking, emotional piece that will belong to the ages now and will stand along with Bach’s Tocata and Fugue, or Beethovens Pastoral Symphony.
@@ursula662 It was my thought exactly! Rarely I see people listen to soundtracks, they consider it a piece of props for the movie, but in fact it's just as important as directing, acting, writing and cinema photography. Soundtracks deserve more respect. And thanks for explaining, I always thought "classical" was a genre but not a time period, I understand now.🍻
@@tomarnold7284 the stuff Mozart used to write was stuff people went to listen to in the evenings after work and before dinner, basically the period’s version of our soap opera! Haha!
The movie Interstellar just so happens to be my favorite movie of all time. However the soundtrack is way beyond just a movie soundtrack. This is a masterpiece of music that belongs up there with some of the most beautiful pieces ever written. The feeling of emotion I get that floods through my soul when I listen to this is second to none. It literally makes me cry. It makes me so grateful to be alive to hear such beautiful sounds. What a gift this is.
I agree of course, but whether it is the music or the movie, we have to be a little humble and recognise that something of this wondrous beauty and truth and meaning is NOT possible without God and without the real-world activity of His inspiring Holy Spirit. I think we know this by instinct, and I think I know (discern) it because of my love for the Holy Spirit following His immense kindness and mercy shown to me. Hans Zimmer is an immense genius, as is Christopher Nolan. But the beauty they capture comes from somewhere beyond them and all of us, even as the Holy Spirit is willing and ready to dwell within us when we ask for that. I did. The whole point of the movie is the use of love to defy physics, which is a core activity of the Holy Spirit. This music makes no sense if the universe is empty and meaningless. In the original iteration of the story of Interstellar, the world was just lost - destroyed by human stupidity. It was only by repeat tweaking of the timeline at both ends that 2 solutions to save the Earth were arrived at, through daughter and father respectively. But be under no illusion that both Cooper Station and the new planet were INFERIOR to the original solution God provided us with the bounteous Earth. Our activity in the movie's scenario (and in real life) is what made the Earth cease to be bounteous - it had had enough of us, as Cooper said in the film. This is the sign from us, through the Holy Spirit, in the movie, but also radiating out of it for the real world. I take heed, I see, and I try to pass the idea on. It is the least I can do for my Saviour.
Hans Zimmer is an extraordinary composer, one day he will be viewed as a rightful heir to Beethoven, Bach, The Beatles, Glass, Strauss, etc.His brilliance is timeless.
Bach & Beethoven ? Sorry but those two are on a completely different level entirely. Zimmer himself would be the first to admit that. Richard Strauss too.
There should be a redo of the Oscar's and this film should sweep the board. It's a masterpiece. Probably the best film ever made in terms of having everything.
to me it looked like the magnificent soundtrack had nothing to deal with the film, which is a rather poor cinematographic achievement. So childish in some of its parts
@@InfiniteMonkey888 Yes unfortunately I had to watch the movie all through to the end because I was not alone and it would not be polite to walk away from the movie theatre. But the only good thing I remember of that experience is actually the soundtrack. All the rest sounded very stereotyped and hollywoodian to say the least
This music may not be from scratch.. th-cam.com/video/cS3m6v0F4Ow/w-d-xo.html The theme music of this Indian film is very close to interstellar score.. May be Zimmer inspired from this.
@@ramasamy4787 the score is still from scratch. When you compose, unless you are directly alluding that other piece by copying the exact music when drawing the score, it's considered original. Inspiration and reference are quite different in composing. What you linked does have similar approaches in rhythm and progression, but I'd still say 100% of the Interstellar score is original. They're different enough apart that I'd consider it coincidence over direct inspiration.
How is it possible that advertisers would think you’d buy there products when they interrupt a beautiful piece of music composed by an absolute genius unbelievable
Hans Zimmer is a master. He should be up there with the classical giants. This song is so double edged. There's hope. But also despair. Life vs. Extermination. And the struggle humans go through. Love vs. Hate. What is the best truth for you? Compared to everyone else? It's an amazing song.
interstellar is and will always be one of the best films I've ever watched and most importantly the soundtrack of interstellar will be my favorite of all time
İ agree too !! İ will never watch a movie like this . İm sure ! And the soundtrack , before die my last want from my parents . Just play a insterstellar for me last time ..
That's because music is true reality. We are on a small flaoting rock in a large universe. We only can experience so much but music has no bounds it can get us closer to reality in ways we can't even do with our bodies through space.
When I saw interstellar, I came out of the theater, it was a clear, cloudless night. The milkyway shone . I immediately phoned my son. I told him he HAD to go see the movie. I told him it was like the time we went whale watching and how small and insignificant I felt. This sound track, this work still makes me feel small, but stirs in me a the same sense of wonder and curiosity I witnessed in my children. The sense of what humanity can be, what we strive to be. This sound track ... Thank you Hans Zimmer
In the dimensions of time, space mankind is even less then a tiny grain of sand... We believe we're smart, yet we know nothing about what is to come those days and aeons ahead of us...
So emotional ... my eyes are full of tears, I just feel the pressure in my chest. I know most people understand what I'm talking about. Fantastically !
Я соболезную Вам... Я недавно потерял своего отца.... Теперь часто его вспоминаю и особенно, когда слышу эту мелодию. Но увы, теперь он её не слышит и может мы уже и не увидимся больше даже после смерти... Скучаю по нему очень....
The whole soundtrack has to go down as one of the best movie scores ever created. Actually, that's beyond music. It transcends reality. It shreds you to pieces and then brings you back together. A feeling that I can't describe.
I highly doubt I can ever find a movie as beautiful as Interstellar. Was it because the music was so enchanting? Was it because I love the mystery behind space? The plot? Or the incredible actors and actresses in the movie? I’ll never know.
While scrolling through these comments I tried to think of a way to describe how this music makes me feel. As you said, it’s a feeling that I can’t describe. And I’m not sure if it’s good or bad, I’m not sure it can be expressed in those terms. But it does make me feel.
Zimmerstellar. Or when a composer catches perfectly the deepest meaning of a story of microscopic human beings transcending logic, time and space. Goosebumpingly priceless.
I still wonder to this day how Hans Zimmer has done it all these years. Interstellar to me is one of his FINEST if not THE FINEST work he has ever done. This man will be a legend
I usually come home after 9-10 hrs of work, take a shower then dinner. I turn on Hans Zimmer interstellar masterpiece while collapsing on my sofa! That soundtrack takes me to another galaxy! It's so calming, hypnotizing and very soothing indeed.
Does anyone else feel a sense of calmness in Zimmer's music? I know his orchestral compositions are pretty heavy at times but that man knows how to strike every chord of emotion in his music. I still haven't found the name of the exact feeling I get when listening to this specific track but it definitely hits me differently every time. Let me know what emotions this song makes you feel, I'm genuinely curious! All the love
believe the word you're looking for is Awe. or terror. or fear. or any of the other amazing things this man can do with music. sends shivers down your spine.
The film tells us that LOVE matters in the universe - so much indeed that it can trump the laws of physics. The film makes me cry for three reasons (because the Earth is dying and is fed up with human beings; but also because that state of affairs is so intolerable - to God - that He finds a way (bridged by love) for future human beings to influence the past, probably several times; and also because I am a father with a daughter and the strength of that love is known, even as we can only speculate at the ecstasy-agony of the daughter waiting her whole life for the father to keep his promise). The solutions (one found by the father and one by the daughter) are both nevertheless LESS perfect than the original one of us living on the amazing Earth. But then, when we were thrown out of the Garden of Eden, we had less perfection, less protection, but more freedom to act - to choose to be good and to do our best or not. The music is about all of those things, but a religious person (and more so a Born-Again like me) is going to see the Holy Spirit in the music, which means it is sad-happy-healing-inspiring-true-cleansing-advocating-supporting-sustaining-forgiving-enlightening all at the same time. No surprise that we cannot fully put our finger on what we are feeling, even as we know that - for the Holy Spirit as the inspirer of transcendent human genius - all of those emotions are ONE - just variations on the theme of endless love and truth, which the Paraclete is. BTW, as we see now from Putin and his hideous lackeys, evil is not just less good and more bad than good, it is also more random, chaotic, devoid of meaning and sense and value. In contrast, good and beauty and truth in the universe have meaning and order, and we see that in the film, just as we hear it in the stunningly beautiful music. NOTHING IS BY CHANCE...
You don't know anything about the music, you barely notice it in movies. But this piece resonates with you and your ears so well, that it carves itself into your brain. And the next time you hear it in pop culture anywhere, you just know it's 'this Interstellar music'. And that's how you know it's a masterpiece.
@@StephenOwen i think what he means is exactly that. The music is a symbiotic part of the visual experience and the narrative, not just a track that starts playing or are unaware of it's presence.
I was lucky enough to hear the Royal Albert Hall organ perform the entire soundtrack over the film live, along with zimmer and his orchestra, some years ago, along with talks from Kip Thorne, Caine, Hawking, Zimmer, Cox and Nolan. I think about it every few days and sometimes wonder if it was a dream. This really was our generation’s 2001 - but honed and refined. I still think the switch to the romantic theme as Cooper locks eyes with Brand and detaches is one of the single greatest moments of film and music coming together too.
I've been thinking this (the Coop/Brand scene when he detaches) since I first saw the movie on release and it feels amazing to know someone shares that oppinion. It's cinema perfection.
I've been listening to music for nearly 10 years now, and I think that the film and soundtrack of Interstellar were not designed by humans in the same order as other humans. It's so excellent from start to finish, every detailed element of the soundtrack or the film is in its place.
If you think it's the kind of excellence a little beyond even human genius, then you are right. The Holy Spirit does this kind of stuff - constantly - including in the 21st century, including through technology. He wants to encourage us to reach the love and truth of God in the universe. Basically what the movie was about, of course focused on the Salvation of humanity (again!!!)
I don't usually get upset when the commercials cut off the video but in this case I got pretty mad when the commercial cut it off. This song is a masterpiece.
The whole Insterstellar soundtrack hit me differently nowadays. When it came I was befounded, completely blown away of its majesty. Today every track brings another meaning to me, tears to my face, tears of joy, sadness, happiness and pride cause the songs make me think about my family. Every track resonates to me somehow and have different meaning. I know it sounds corny but the soundtrack of Interstellar have had a huge effect on me.
I consider Interstellar to be a true masterpiece, filled with remarkable elements such as its captivating music, breathtaking cinematography, and outstanding performances. However, I must express my admiration for the exceptional editing showcased in this particular video by @Ashton, you nailed it completely! Goosebumps!
i used this (and other film scores) at my wedding reception for the after-ceremony drinks before people sat down to eat. The amount of people that said they enjoyed it more than the normal wedding stuff made it worthwhile alone! What a fuckin wedding!!!
Just about anyone can write a song, but people who can compose music that has the ability to reach a person at their soul and evoke feelings of joy, sadness, hope and despair - those people are true artists.
i cry every time i hear this soundrack - this absolute masterpiece by Hans Zimmer. I feel priveleged and proud to live in a time when he creates history. Thank you.
one of my army pals , who has passed away, his Facebook site is still live, I've just put a message on his page while listening to this , I'm in floods of tears ,it's just so appropriate, RIP BUD !
We are here !! The Nu-Nebu's from Cloud 9 to the 9th power of 9... aka Nous via The Nun Project on behalf of The One Absolute Supreme Being The Nature Of One Nature...I am Shai ⚖ One's Symbolic Sign is the Star Tetrahedron formed in a Wheat field 17th July 1991 at Barbury Castle Avebury England UK. We send peace throughout the boundless Universe's...Nefsika Innaka Kulli Shay'in Kedar...💚 One's Earth born given moniker is Kieron or Key...👀
Indeed, it is. And I think it will remain the peak point of Hans Zimmer's musical legacy. I cannot imagine that he will ever be able to surpass this extraordinary piece of art.
This music transcends categorization. It is above classical, modern, jazz, rap, soul and all the other kinds. It falls into a category of its own. Let us just call it an international treasure.
For me this is a generational soundtrack, like 2001 a Space Odyssey. Just a tour de force for music lovers. Soundtrack music is the current classical music format most heard by the current generation. Hopefully this exposure will make more want to hear some of the great pieces from the past as well.
The time Cooper slowly lifted the corner of the blanket to see if Murf was hidding underneath...🥺 Gets me every time, regardless how many time I watch it.
Это произведение невероятно. Оно передает безнадежность, отчаяние, в котором остались люди и одновременно мелькающую вдали надежду на крохотный шанс на спасение, отчаянные усилия Купера несмотря на то, что казалось бы уже все потеряно. Вся эта гнетущая атмосфера приближающейся смерти человечества и их одиночества в огромной вселенной. Никто не поможет, никто не придет. Мы плывём по бесконечному ледяному черному океану совсем одни и очень скоро утонем. Но он все-таки находит планету, спасает людей, вселяет веру, но теряет самое ценное в своей жизни.
Hans Zimmer score is genius. It's truly an inimitable, lightning-in-a-bottle masterpiece that transcends our everyday experience here on Earth and transports you clear across the universe in minutes.
Interstellar is my favorite of all time. I’m an Aerospace Engineer by degree and this movie blows me away. When I found this composition it was absolutely incredible. Thank you so much for the investment to recreate Hans Zimmer’s ultimate classic. Sincere regards, John S from Norman, OK
Ich habe mir deinen Kommentar auf Deutsch übersetzen lassen. Da gehe ich voll mit dir! Grandioser Film und noch grandiosere Musik! Ich gehe nächstes Jahr zu Hans Zimmer in die Mercedes-Benz Arena! 😊 Das wird richtig episch!
Совершенно с Вами согласна! Шедевральный фильм! Также пересматривала,те же эмоции и тот же восторг!!!👍👍👍👍👍👍👍. Скорее всего,долго придется ждать ещё хотя бы одного ,такого же интересного фильма.
The kind of soundtrack that sticks with you for many many years if not your entire life. Hearing this gives me emotions and feelings I can't really explain but it's a wide spectrum of feelings. Maybe that's why it's so powerful, it truly can take you to anyplace your mind allows. Chills every time.
I'd say interstellar is literally one of the best movies ever made. It's not just about space or saving the world; it's really about the bond between a father and daughter, and how that love can stretch across time and space.
Ханс Циммер - Величайший Композитор нашего времени! Никогда не перестану восхищаться его произведениями! Интересно, будучи ребёнком, мечтал ли он о том, что создаст однажды настолько прекрасные произведения, что тысячи людей разных национальностей будут сидеть ночами за клавишными и учить его музыку))
We mustn’t forget Roger Sayer’s input into Hans Zimmer’s original score, recorded at The Temple in London. Quite simply the best film score ever. Patrik Peichman’s Piano version is also magic to listen to.
this master record is what we send out to the Aliens to make them understand what man is about. Fears, hopes, anger, love, dreaming, expectation and hope, disappointment, desperation, desire. Hans has tipped the edge of excellence with this soundtrack, it carries the weight of the story and picture, which in combination make this film being the most complete piece of art ever produced. Next great thing is "first man". These are great times to be alive and a gift for everyone appreciating human excellence. I wished i could spend a day with Hans.
I love Christopher Nolan, one of the only true film makers left in my opinion. Hans Zimmer is so perfect for everything he has made on screen. They complement each other so well.
Hans Zimmer is today's Miklós Rózsa. When you remove the music from the movies he touched, nothing is the same. When you close your eyes and listen to his soundtracks, you can visualize that movie in your head, scene by scene. an incredible talent
Its remarkable that an instrument that was invented hundreds of years ago to create music to honor God , can still move us so much. I had a friend years ago who worked for a company that traveled around the USA fixing/refurbishing pipe organs. He loved it. I was just glad they weren't being allowed to disappear.
Yes, I was impressed by this movie before my daughter's birth and I was deeply impressed after my daughter's birth when I watched these scenes, what a masterpiece..
I've watched the movie once, but I can't count how many times I've listened to the music. I love this music. I love watching covers of this music. Thanks for the video!
Same. I just realized tonight that it's from the from the movie with the little girl named Murphy 😭 I feel foolish. Thinking I'll watch it again to see it all come together.
The way this music tells the story with no words. The beauty of music is underestimated these days. I am grateful to have experienced this in my lifetime.
Interestellar For me it is a film that undoubtedly has its "magic". We owe all this magic not only to Hans Zimmer if not even Cristopher Nolan. Because it's a great movie and I know I've said it several times but it has its magic. And I know that both the film and the soundtrack convey a feeling of suspense. And I know that the soundtrack of the movie also tries to tell it, so it's a very good complement. Because just by listening to the soundtrack without seeing anything of the movie one already realizes that the movie tells an "interstellar" journey
Getting closer and closer to that dramatic musical climax at the end makes me cry like a baby every single time. That masterpiece is such a gift to our generation!
Its the best movie ever made, and i personally dont know if it would have been possible without his soundtrack. It absolutely AMPLIFIED every moment. Every single second. Best film soundtrack ever.
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…I wonder if people know this isn’t the actual score but your work. That’s when you know you have done something. This is incredible.
thank you Michael 🙂
@@AshtonGleckman wow …. Please share your originals if you have any .. amazing stuff maan
@@AshtonGleckman you are very welcome. Thank you. If I may ask, what did you use for the wind/sand texture? Sampled from the movie or within Native? Thanks again!
Wait up...WHAT!!?? 😃
@@low-key1443 he was low key about remaining low key haha
It would be cool if they rereleased Interstellar back in to theaters on the 10th anniversary.
Agree!!
Yes yes yes...I still never saw it in theaters, I watched it on an old laptop with one earbud my first viewing, oh how I wish I couldve seen it for the first time on a big screen with surround sound.
I saw interstellar 3 times at the theatre and still wish they would re-release it on theatre…
I am bringing tissues this time :)
Yes, it's a cinema and IMAX ready film...I have an Interstellar addiction issue, watch it at least once a month
In my opinion, Interstellar is one of the greatest soundtracks of all time. It is one of those soundtracks that gives you an open space to think about the big questions, about humanity, the meaning of our existence, the relationship between the transcendency and the human being, his curiosity, his doubt, his questioning and his faith. Zimmer's minimalistic approach is so effective, the simplicity of the melodies on the one hand and the intensity and musical depth on the other. Many thanks, Ashton, for your hard work. The suite is very close to the original and I highly appreciate it.
Totally agree. It's at another level
In my opinion Time from inception is even bettet in that regard
@@benediktkonighofer4524 inception is more toward inward. Interstellar is more toward outward.
You took words out of my mouth. I was just going to write something similar. When I discovered your comment. You are so right.
Agree
It should be a crime to interrupt this masterpiece with an ad.
Indeed!
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@@markgreen3187which work for TH-cam app
Passei batido 😅
Passei despercebido 😅
This dude just put a whole movie in a 15 minute track, what a masterpiece
This in IMAX was one of the greatest cinematic experiences I've ever seen.
I wish they would rerelease it
They do this in IMAX on blu-ray
Fr, just watched it in IMAX the other for the first time, felt goosebumps hearing this score in a imax theatre
Same here... In a way I don't ever want to watch it again in case it ruins the memory!
First timers who watched it on IMAX! Best movie experience ever, never gonna be topped again. I was so exhausted at the end 😳
Hans Zimmer’s explanation about why the organ was chosen rings true: because it is like a human voice, which requires air.
He also chose it because he wanted to use the most complex musical instrument, as it represents the best of human ingenuity in music since ancient times - a fitting corollary with the ingenuity required to send humanity into space.
Hans Zimmer explanation of WHY and HOW they record the main theme of Interstellar th-cam.com/video/Z8K0fRhgrTo/w-d-xo.html
I think Nolan said something like wanting to use the organ too because it is synonymous with the church, which is something so much bigger than us. And like space we create things to explain the unknown
@@sarahkinsey5434 I imagine its like the instrument of the universe. It just fits everything.
@@Joyboy0101 it’s very fitting since pipe organs are the biggest instruments, the size of a cathedral
To imagine Zimmer didn’t win the Academy award for this ethereal and transcendental composition boggles my mind!
Totally agree. Genuine talent is somehow overlooked?
Stupid Gravity!
@@gaw67
Yeah... How to explain that? Is it something so simplistic as jealousy? Few people can become brilliant at one instrument, Hans is that with many. And he is a very successful composer and teacher.
Who ended up winning?
This only proves that Academy Awards are corrupted.
This is an INCREDIBLE piece!
It's unfortunate that TH-cam has had to destroy it by putting a comercial in it.
Just how much money is enough to justify how TH-cam has ruined such a work of art.
It's SHAMEFUL.
I don't mind comercials BEFORE or AFTER videos, but to insert one into such a masterpiece such as this goes to show you just how GREEDY they are.
TH-cam just CAN'T let the people of earth enjoy such a beautiful work of art and give them a little peace in their life.
SHAME ON YOU TH-cam.
Just remember TH-cam, greed is a deadly sin.
TH-cam n'a pas d'Ame , je les plains .Ce chef d'oeuvre est de nature cosmique 🌠🎇🌌
@@abaneraI totally agree with you. Oh well that’s total greed for you.🙁🙁🎹🎹🎹
I do understand your feelings.
However, TH-cam is there to make a profit.
Be happy you can hear and see this for free, be it with a break.
Let's all not forget that Hans Zimmer is *self taught*
😯👏👏
I didn't know that, and it is somehow encouraging
Only thr best ever are
As cliché as it sounds, when you know you KNOW. You don't need a degree to prove you're good at your craft: you just prove it all over again, every single day.
Вот имена что самоучка потому что этому нельзя у кого либо научиться..С этим человек должен родится быть наделёным природой...
I play this every Sunday with my mom when we drive to go get brunch. Shes dying from cancer. It sucks. Shes slowly losing the battle. But we can still drive from her home to where we go to eat. Its a very nice drive through the farm fields. Through a really nice area of beautiful farm homes too. Then down along the river. I play this and we just talk. She asks about my business and how Im doing. She doesnt seem too concerned with herself so much as she is concerned for myself, my brother and my sisters. I know she is the best mum ever. When she is gone I dont know if Ill ever be able to listen to this again. But for now, some of my best times and memories are of those simple drives with her listening to this. I put on Pink Floyd, Sade and some other cool tunes. I still havent gotten her to listen to Tool. They're my top all time favourite group. Maybe when she is gone, when Im listening to Tool she'll be there beside me, finally listening too. If not there will always be this. Peace yall.
Tyler thank you for sharing such an emotional story. My thoughts are with you and your Mom.
I wish your mom health and longevity. Take care of her
God bless you both. 💗
Wings for Marie pt1 and 10000days pt2 are gonna hit real different for you, sorry you both have to go through something so heartbreaking.
This comment has left me in tears 😭
Sure puts life into perspective
Interstellar is the one digital footprint that is kept to more than 2000 years later. Yes I am from future
De quel futur Ami Voyageur???
ja
E eu sou o Batman 🤫
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Hans Zimmer is a Mozart of today!
May be ?!
Mozart is the Hans Zimmer of yesterday.
@@wawmeeshhamilton9762 Ну , якщо перефразувати , - то так ...
Agree!
He's a decent film composer but no Mozart. Hans would tell you the same.
Imagine that you are going to make a soundtrack for a movie... and you give an IMMORTAL HYMN TO ALL HUMANITY
Well said
The goat !
Best and truest comment
Interesting, a 'hymn is exactly what my companion called it when he heard it. An immortal hymn...guess that's why we are together.
Truth
The best movie! The best music.
I don't understand why people still don't categorize soundtrack into the "classical" section. This music is so beautiful I cry listening to it every time.
It's amazing in every sense.
Because classical music is from the classical period, just like baroque and romantic periods. This would be a contemporary piece, however as you said, regardless of the label, it is a breath taking, emotional piece that will belong to the ages now and will stand along with Bach’s Tocata and Fugue, or Beethovens Pastoral Symphony.
@@ursula662 It was my thought exactly! Rarely I see people listen to soundtracks, they consider it a piece of props for the movie, but in fact it's just as important as directing, acting, writing and cinema photography. Soundtracks deserve more respect. And thanks for explaining, I always thought "classical" was a genre but not a time period, I understand now.🍻
@@tomarnold7284 the stuff Mozart used to write was stuff people went to listen to in the evenings after work and before dinner, basically the period’s version of our soap opera! Haha!
@@ursula662 Ha Ha That's an interesting fact. I never thought of that!
In the future, the musical legacy of Hans Zimmer will be looked back upon as one as nothing short of extraordinary. A true genius in our own lifetime.
The movie Interstellar just so happens to be my favorite movie of all time. However the soundtrack is way beyond just a movie soundtrack. This is a masterpiece of music that belongs up there with some of the most beautiful pieces ever written. The feeling of emotion I get that floods through my soul when I listen to this is second to none. It literally makes me cry. It makes me so grateful to be alive to hear such beautiful sounds. What a gift this is.
I agree of course, but whether it is the music or the movie, we have to be a little humble and recognise that something of this wondrous beauty and truth and meaning is NOT possible without God and without the real-world activity of His inspiring Holy Spirit. I think we know this by instinct, and I think I know (discern) it because of my love for the Holy Spirit following His immense kindness and mercy shown to me. Hans Zimmer is an immense genius, as is Christopher Nolan. But the beauty they capture comes from somewhere beyond them and all of us, even as the Holy Spirit is willing and ready to dwell within us when we ask for that. I did.
The whole point of the movie is the use of love to defy physics, which is a core activity of the Holy Spirit.
This music makes no sense if the universe is empty and meaningless.
In the original iteration of the story of Interstellar, the world was just lost - destroyed by human stupidity.
It was only by repeat tweaking of the timeline at both ends that 2 solutions to save the Earth were arrived at, through daughter and father respectively.
But be under no illusion that both Cooper Station and the new planet were INFERIOR to the original solution God provided us with the bounteous Earth.
Our activity in the movie's scenario (and in real life) is what made the Earth cease to be bounteous - it had had enough of us, as Cooper said in the film.
This is the sign from us, through the Holy Spirit, in the movie, but also radiating out of it for the real world.
I take heed, I see, and I try to pass the idea on.
It is the least I can do for my Saviour.
Agreed!
I dont know why it makes me cry.
Humans have no comprehension of god. @@sidpheasant7585
It’s incredible that this did not win the Oscar for best musical score.
Hans Zimmer is an extraordinary composer, one day he will be viewed as a rightful heir to Beethoven, Bach, The Beatles, Glass, Strauss, etc.His brilliance is timeless.
The Beatles? Lol please.
Bach & Beethoven ? Sorry but those two are on a completely different level entirely. Zimmer himself would be the first to admit that. Richard Strauss too.
love this video, but putting an ad during the buildup of cornfield chase was criminal 💀
It was brutal 😂
Too me, this is the most beautiful piece of music I have heard in the 67 years of my life. Thank you 🙏
Hans Zimmer is the goat 👑
Makes the world seem a little less dark.
How ironic, you're 67 & I'm your 67th like. 🤗👍🏼👍🏼
I hear you
Yup, he is the GOAT, but there are a few other worthy mentions...
I have never hated youtube ads as much as the ones which disturb this magestic video.
Oh, absolutely
Exactly.
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Yes
There should be a redo of the Oscar's and this film should sweep the board.
It's a masterpiece. Probably the best film ever made in terms of having everything.
to me it looked like the magnificent soundtrack had nothing to deal with the film, which is a rather poor cinematographic achievement. So childish in some of its parts
@@androumeda9538did you actually watch the film? It's integral to the movie
@@InfiniteMonkey888 Yes unfortunately I had to watch the movie all through to the end because I was not alone and it would not be polite to walk away from the movie theatre. But the only good thing I remember of that experience is actually the soundtrack. All the rest sounded very stereotyped and hollywoodian to say the least
My late father took me to see Hans Zimmer and always supported me with my music stuff, thanks for the memory, love you dad.
Shitty presents such as phones last as long as they last. A present such as a concent will leave a memory, I know which one I'd rather have
How is it even impossible to create something like this from scratch. Hans Zimmer is a legend.
Saudações, terráqueos Hans zimmer,conexão perfeita gratidão universo...❤😂😊❤❤❤❤❤
Non credo ci sia alcun dubbio su questo. E' una persona straordinaria !
I have thought that so many times
This music may not be from scratch..
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The theme music of this Indian film is very close to interstellar score.. May be Zimmer inspired from this.
@@ramasamy4787 the score is still from scratch. When you compose, unless you are directly alluding that other piece by copying the exact music when drawing the score, it's considered original. Inspiration and reference are quite different in composing. What you linked does have similar approaches in rhythm and progression, but I'd still say 100% of the Interstellar score is original. They're different enough apart that I'd consider it coincidence over direct inspiration.
How is it possible that advertisers would think you’d buy there products when they interrupt a beautiful piece of music composed by an absolute genius unbelievable
FACTS.
Use an adblocker
@@bertafu3546 FACTS.
1+1=2
Exactly
We should campaign for Interstellar to return to the movies. This film is an immeasurable work of art.
Message from Brazil🇧🇷
Campaign becomes fight and ugly
Interstellar is a great movie that keeps being great. Like Shawshank Redemption
it returns to my screen in front of the couch about once every couple months.
I was stupid enough to not watch it in the cinema.
It's majestic piece of Art (with Caps on)
Hans Zimmer is a genius! Every time I see the opening credits to a film, and I see his name my heart jumps. ❤
Hans Zimmer is a master. He should be up there with the classical giants. This song is so double edged. There's hope. But also despair. Life vs. Extermination. And the struggle humans go through. Love vs. Hate. What is the best truth for you? Compared to everyone else? It's an amazing song.
Slow down, Ed. Your gonna bust open a hemorrhoid
@@missesjohnson Haha. Bust a hemorrhoid. That's funny.
This and "Time" from inception are my all time faves from Zimmer
Mate, the music from this film makes my fucking soul feel weird
All of this. I wish they’d give him his flowers
interstellar is and will always be one of the best films I've ever watched and most importantly the soundtrack of interstellar will be my favorite of all time
I have to agree !!! Look up (ai ) you will bawl your eyes out!!
İ agree too !! İ will never watch a movie like this . İm sure ! And the soundtrack , before die my last want from my parents . Just play a insterstellar for me last time ..
could not agree more
hear hear
Sometimes music is more beautiful than the reality of life itself.
I'm afraid that music is ALWAYS more beautiful than reality of life itself
Indeed, more than sometimes. Music came before words. It is primordial essence.
That's because music is true reality. We are on a small flaoting rock in a large universe. We only can experience so much but music has no bounds it can get us closer to reality in ways we can't even do with our bodies through space.
This is so beautiful... i can't imagine what awaits us in heaven...
The same that awaits all slaughtered animals. Nothing..
Hearing this live at Paris this year literally blew me away, nothing can prepare for interstellar live
where did you hear it?
@@karniskavva Hans Zimmer is (or was) on his 2022 Europe Tour right now
@@unnamed8111 Yes but I heard he does not play no caution for time on 2022 tour..
@@karniskavva Yeah I was on the first day in hamburg and Interstellar was not that good this time, 2016 on the first hans zimmer tour far better!
Hope it's coming out on bluray
When I saw interstellar, I came out of the theater, it was a clear, cloudless night. The milkyway shone . I immediately phoned my son. I told him he HAD to go see the movie. I told him it was like the time we went whale watching and how small and insignificant I felt.
This sound track, this work still makes me feel small, but stirs in me a the same sense of wonder and curiosity I witnessed in my children. The sense of what humanity can be, what we strive to be.
This sound track ...
Thank you Hans Zimmer
100% agree, I felt like I was starting a new life when I walked out of the cinema... it changed me somehow.
What a wonderful comment😊🌌
In the dimensions of time, space mankind is even less then a tiny grain of sand... We believe we're smart, yet we know nothing about what is to come those days and aeons ahead of us...
So emotional ... my eyes are full of tears, I just feel the pressure in my chest. I know most people understand what I'm talking about. Fantastically !
You are not alone.
Right there with you.
Same here...
Condivido
Absolutely understand!
My grandma has just passed away，when I hear this song,I can remember her.Thats the best gift that you give me thanks a lot.
Я соболезную Вам... Я недавно потерял своего отца.... Теперь часто его вспоминаю и особенно, когда слышу эту мелодию. Но увы, теперь он её не слышит и может мы уже и не увидимся больше даже после смерти... Скучаю по нему очень....
The whole soundtrack has to go down as one of the best movie scores ever created. Actually, that's beyond music. It transcends reality. It shreds you to pieces and then brings you back together. A feeling that I can't describe.
Sooo well said dear so well.
I highly doubt I can ever find a movie as beautiful as Interstellar. Was it because the music was so enchanting? Was it because I love the mystery behind space? The plot? Or the incredible actors and actresses in the movie? I’ll never know.
While scrolling through these comments I tried to think of a way to describe how this music makes me feel. As you said, it’s a feeling that I can’t describe. And I’m not sure if it’s good or bad, I’m not sure it can be expressed in those terms. But it does make me feel.
You described it beautifully.
The Interstellar soundtrack touches my soul, I always cry when I hear it. Simply magnificent.
I cried
Always!!
Yup
same here! I don't understand how is this possible, but it's real... tears just flow! amazing, incredible work!!! incredible music!!
Zimmerstellar. Or when a composer catches perfectly the deepest meaning of a story of microscopic human beings transcending logic, time and space. Goosebumpingly priceless.
Paul Roige Clever. And that's an original. ZIMMERSTELLAR. ✨
its love tars.. LOVE
I love the way he didn’t know what the film plot was when he took it on
Y esos seres microscópicos que trascienden son capaces de componer algo así, una obra maestra, me emociona profundamente
I still wonder to this day how Hans Zimmer has done it all these years. Interstellar to me is one of his FINEST if not THE FINEST work he has ever done. This man will be a legend
I usually come home after 9-10 hrs of work, take a shower then dinner. I turn on Hans Zimmer interstellar masterpiece while collapsing on my sofa! That soundtrack takes me to another galaxy! It's so calming, hypnotizing and very soothing indeed.
god bless you🤗
I listen to bands like Cannons and Still Corners, while floating in my pool with the waterfall running; so relaxing. Give them a try...
Does anyone else feel a sense of calmness in Zimmer's music? I know his orchestral compositions are pretty heavy at times but that man knows how to strike every chord of emotion in his music. I still haven't found the name of the exact feeling I get when listening to this specific track but it definitely hits me differently every time. Let me know what emotions this song makes you feel, I'm genuinely curious!
All the love
believe the word you're looking for is Awe. or terror. or fear. or any of the other amazing things this man can do with music. sends shivers down your spine.
The film tells us that LOVE matters in the universe - so much indeed that it can trump the laws of physics. The film makes me cry for three reasons (because the Earth is dying and is fed up with human beings; but also because that state of affairs is so intolerable - to God - that He finds a way (bridged by love) for future human beings to influence the past, probably several times; and also because I am a father with a daughter and the strength of that love is known, even as we can only speculate at the ecstasy-agony of the daughter waiting her whole life for the father to keep his promise). The solutions (one found by the father and one by the daughter) are both nevertheless LESS perfect than the original one of us living on the amazing Earth. But then, when we were thrown out of the Garden of Eden, we had less perfection, less protection, but more freedom to act - to choose to be good and to do our best or not.
The music is about all of those things, but a religious person (and more so a Born-Again like me) is going to see the Holy Spirit in the music, which means it is sad-happy-healing-inspiring-true-cleansing-advocating-supporting-sustaining-forgiving-enlightening all at the same time. No surprise that we cannot fully put our finger on what we are feeling, even as we know that - for the Holy Spirit as the inspirer of transcendent human genius - all of those emotions are ONE - just variations on the theme of endless love and truth, which the Paraclete is.
BTW, as we see now from Putin and his hideous lackeys, evil is not just less good and more bad than good, it is also more random, chaotic, devoid of meaning and sense and value. In contrast, good and beauty and truth in the universe have meaning and order, and we see that in the film, just as we hear it in the stunningly beautiful music.
NOTHING IS BY CHANCE...
Him, Howard Shore, John Williams, and Ramin Dawanji, are so incredible. We're certainly blessed to live with their world.
Amen, it sure does!
@@voiceofdistortedreason5998 you mean Ramin Djawadi (the one that composed the Game Of Thrones soundtrack)?
L'une des meilleures BO de tous les temps....
Hans Zimmer is a living legend of neoclassical music. His work lived, lives and will live forever.
God speaks to Hans Zimmer.
You don't know anything about the music, you barely notice it in movies. But this piece resonates with you and your ears so well, that it carves itself into your brain. And the next time you hear it in pop culture anywhere, you just know it's 'this Interstellar music'. And that's how you know it's a masterpiece.
I respect your feelings. For me the music was undeniably a part of the whole experience. It was visceral and relentless.
@@StephenOwenAgreed. Not to sound cliche but the score was as much of a character in Interstellar as the landscape was a character in The Revenant.
I always notice music in movies
Was there a movie? LOL!!! As the daughter of 2 organists I was totally distracted....in a good way! Now I play this!
@@StephenOwen i think what he means is exactly that.
The music is a symbiotic part of the visual experience and the narrative, not just a track that starts playing or are unaware of it's presence.
0:18 - Stay
2:16 - Day One
4:58 - Cornfield Chase
9:40 - no time for caution
11:38 - S.T.A.Y.
Well thank you very much!
Hero
Stay is heartwrenching
@@wheatley9601stay or S.T.A.Y
I believe Detach starts around 6:40 but i'm not too sure
I was lucky enough to hear the Royal Albert Hall organ perform the entire soundtrack over the film live, along with zimmer and his orchestra, some years ago, along with talks from Kip Thorne, Caine, Hawking, Zimmer, Cox and Nolan. I think about it every few days and sometimes wonder if it was a dream. This really was our generation’s 2001 - but honed and refined. I still think the switch to the romantic theme as Cooper locks eyes with Brand and detaches is one of the single greatest moments of film and music coming together too.
I've been thinking this (the Coop/Brand scene when he detaches) since I first saw the movie on release and it feels amazing to know someone shares that oppinion. It's cinema perfection.
I was there too, great night, remember it every so often and am still blown away by the whole experience
I've been listening to music for nearly 10 years now, and I think that the film and soundtrack of Interstellar were not designed by humans in the same order as other humans.
It's so excellent from start to finish, every detailed element of the soundtrack or the film is in its place.
If you think it's the kind of excellence a little beyond even human genius, then you are right.
The Holy Spirit does this kind of stuff - constantly - including in the 21st century, including through technology.
He wants to encourage us to reach the love and truth of God in the universe.
Basically what the movie was about, of course focused on the Salvation of humanity (again!!!)
Two unskippable ads in the middle of this video is a sin. Let me enjoy this masterpiece without interruptions😤
When the Organ kicks in we all forget about everything and we just sit there in situ listening to the music.
Listening in 2022 ❤️
And I am grateful to be an organist and know what it takes. Splendid.
I don't usually get upset when the commercials cut off the video but in this case I got pretty mad when the commercial cut it off. This song is a masterpiece.
There is a special place in hell for the people that did that.
Upgrade to TH-cam premium. That is what I did. No commercials whatsoever.
100%
Me too!
Божественно! Человек, который написал эту музыку, гений. Самый настоящий. Уровня Сальвадора Дали или Микеланджело. Любовь и гении спасут этот мир.
послушайте Вангелиса и Клауса Шульце
их уже нет с нами ...
I do hope your right 🙂
An ad in the middle of this was such a shock 🤣🤣 I couldn't have been more calm and relaxed prior to that.
دقیقا دقیقا دقیقا حرف دل من رو گفتی...❤
خودم هم توی کامنت ها، به یوتوب فحش دادم🙄
۴_۵ Ad, just for 14min music😢
I knowwww sheesh 😅
I have that ublock origin extension. no ads on youtube. free extension.
There are adblockers, you know... Zero ads. Just music. The way it is supposed to be.
Just saw this movie last night and am blown away. Can’t stop thinking about it.
The whole Insterstellar soundtrack hit me differently nowadays. When it came I was befounded, completely blown away of its majesty. Today every track brings another meaning to me, tears to my face, tears of joy, sadness, happiness and pride cause the songs make me think about my family. Every track resonates to me somehow and have different meaning. I know it sounds corny but the soundtrack of Interstellar have had a huge effect on me.
crying as well
It's normal bro, and I'm happy I'm not the only one feeling like you do
You are not alone
I am a researcher and interstellar sound track always got my back to think beyond imagination
I paint to this music ❤😢
I consider Interstellar to be a true masterpiece, filled with remarkable elements such as its captivating music, breathtaking cinematography, and outstanding performances. However, I must express my admiration for the exceptional editing showcased in this particular video by @Ashton, you nailed it completely! Goosebumps!
Fr everything is perfect 😄
My whole body goosebumps ...
Absolute masterpiece from Christopher Nolan in pictures and music!
i used this (and other film scores) at my wedding reception for the after-ceremony drinks before people sat down to eat. The amount of people that said they enjoyed it more than the normal wedding stuff made it worthwhile alone! What a fuckin wedding!!!
Just about anyone can write a song, but people who can compose music that has the ability to reach a person at their soul and evoke feelings of joy, sadness, hope and despair - those people are true artists.
One of the greatest musican of the World
i cry every time i hear this soundrack - this absolute masterpiece by Hans Zimmer. I feel priveleged and proud to live in a time when he creates history. Thank you.
one of my army pals , who has passed away, his Facebook site is still live, I've just put a message on his page while listening to this , I'm in floods of tears ,it's just so appropriate, RIP BUD !
If we ever have contact to other species I hope they can hear and understand this masterpiece...Music is the key
We are here !! The Nu-Nebu's from Cloud 9 to the 9th power of 9... aka Nous via The Nun Project on behalf of The One Absolute Supreme Being The Nature Of One Nature...I am Shai ⚖ One's Symbolic Sign is the Star Tetrahedron formed in a Wheat field 17th July 1991 at Barbury Castle Avebury England UK. We send peace throughout the boundless Universe's...Nefsika Innaka Kulli Shay'in Kedar...💚 One's Earth born given moniker is Kieron or Key...👀
I hope they have eardrum 😅
Не нахожу слов, чтобы выразить чувства, которыми наполняет эта музыка!
мы обязательно узнаем что нас ждет
I never imagine that music can vibrate the soul. I closed my eyes and I could see the universe so vast, so majestic and … so lonely.
This is truly the best soundtrack I’ve ever heard. Incredibly inventive, astonishingly emotional, and immensely suspenseful. The best of the best
Indeed, it is. And I think it will remain the peak point of Hans Zimmer's musical legacy. I cannot imagine that he will ever be able to surpass this extraordinary piece of art.
@@kobifritz I imagine he'll have to in Dune: Part 2, following the long deserved second Academy Award.
@@dmitriykhotko I think Dune is by far his weakest score and I'm a Zimmer fan boy.
This music transcends categorization. It is above classical, modern, jazz, rap, soul and all the other kinds.
It falls into a category of its own. Let us just call it an international treasure.
Intergalactic treasure.
So true.
A self taught pianist, composer….writing some of the most incredible scores…Don’t ever let someone tell you that you need 150k education to make it..
For me this is a generational soundtrack, like 2001 a Space Odyssey. Just a tour de force for music lovers. Soundtrack music is the current classical music format most heard by the current generation. Hopefully this exposure will make more want to hear some of the great pieces from the past as well.
Having been blown away by the 2001 soundtrack in 1968, I second your comment. This is just amazing!
Listening to this just after filming with Hans Zimmer in his London studio surrounded by wall to wall classic synths.. What a man, what an artist!
The time Cooper slowly lifted the corner of the blanket to see if Murf was hidding underneath...🥺 Gets me every time, regardless how many time I watch it.
Это произведение невероятно. Оно передает безнадежность, отчаяние, в котором остались люди и одновременно мелькающую вдали надежду на крохотный шанс на спасение, отчаянные усилия Купера несмотря на то, что казалось бы уже все потеряно. Вся эта гнетущая атмосфера приближающейся смерти человечества и их одиночества в огромной вселенной. Никто не поможет, никто не придет. Мы плывём по бесконечному ледяному черному океану совсем одни и очень скоро утонем. Но он все-таки находит планету, спасает людей, вселяет веру, но теряет самое ценное в своей жизни.
J'ai traduit votre texte en français j’adore ce que vous a avez écrit. Ça reflète bien le film et vous l'avez décrit avec poésie.
Hans Zimmer score is genius. It's truly an inimitable, lightning-in-a-bottle masterpiece that transcends our everyday experience here on Earth and transports you clear across the universe in minutes.
THE best movie soundtrack ever. To my mind the best movie I’ve ever seen since 2001. A pure masterpiece
Not THE but ONE of THE best
2001 a space Odyssey?
@@MaximilianKlotz no, THE best. The one at the top. This movie is simply unbeatable
Agreed
Interstellar is my favorite of all time. I’m an Aerospace Engineer by degree and this movie blows me away. When I found this composition it was absolutely incredible. Thank you so much for the investment to recreate Hans Zimmer’s ultimate classic. Sincere regards, John S from Norman, OK
Saw Zimmer do it live, absolute silence, peace around me, just tears probably. Fucking incredible.
Woww✨
Величайший фильм, величайшая музыка, глубокий смысл во всём фильме. Пересматриваю его снова и снова и каждый раз восторг, слёзы, страх и радость.
Ich habe mir deinen Kommentar auf Deutsch übersetzen lassen. Da gehe ich voll mit dir! Grandioser Film und noch grandiosere Musik! Ich gehe nächstes Jahr zu Hans Zimmer in die Mercedes-Benz Arena! 😊 Das wird richtig episch!
@@ZiegelsteinTee cool 🙂
Não é um filme, é uma alegoria sobre o universo e a vida. Um épico!
Совершенно с Вами согласна! Шедевральный фильм! Также пересматривала,те же эмоции и тот же восторг!!!👍👍👍👍👍👍👍.
Скорее всего,долго придется ждать ещё хотя бы одного ,такого же интересного фильма.
Правда !!!
The kind of soundtrack that sticks with you for many many years if not your entire life. Hearing this gives me emotions and feelings I can't really explain but it's a wide spectrum of feelings. Maybe that's why it's so powerful, it truly can take you to anyplace your mind allows. Chills every time.
So true! It doesn't care how many times I hear this soundtrack. It always gives me tears. What an emotion I can feel in this! It's so beautiful!
I feel the same way about the original how to train your dragon theme by John Powell especially during the test flight scene.
I'd say interstellar is literally one of the best movies ever made. It's not just about space or saving the world; it's really about the bond between a father and daughter, and how that love can stretch across time and space.
I think Hans Zimmers Interstellar soundtrack shows that he is one of the greatest soundtrack composers...like Ennio Morricone and John Williams
Ханс Циммер - Величайший Композитор нашего времени!
Никогда не перестану восхищаться его произведениями! Интересно, будучи ребёнком, мечтал ли он о том, что создаст однажды настолько прекрасные произведения, что тысячи людей разных национальностей будут сидеть ночами за клавишными и учить его музыку))
Миллионы…
Damn right my friend 🤓
We mustn’t forget Roger Sayer’s input into Hans Zimmer’s original score, recorded at The Temple in London.
Quite simply the best film score ever.
Patrik Peichman’s Piano version is also magic to listen to.
Still my favorite version!!! Please leave it on....!!!!
Absolutely incredible. The releases at 6:06 and 14:27 are hauntingly beautiful.
For sure! The whole thing gives me chills
An outer space drift.
So is Real Rajasthan #BhangarhFort
this master record is what we send out to the Aliens to make them understand what man is about. Fears, hopes, anger, love, dreaming, expectation and hope, disappointment, desperation, desire.
Hans has tipped the edge of excellence with this soundtrack, it carries the weight of the story and picture, which in combination make this film being the most complete piece of art ever produced. Next great thing is "first man". These are great times to be alive and a gift for everyone appreciating human excellence. I wished i could spend a day with Hans.
no matter how many times I hear it, I get goosebumps every time ❤❤❤❤
I’m there with you, on the same page!
legendary masterpiece of nolan and zimmer
I love Christopher Nolan, one of the only true film makers left in my opinion. Hans Zimmer is so perfect for everything he has made on screen. They complement each other so well.
Hans Zimmer is today's Miklós Rózsa. When you remove the music from the movies he touched, nothing is the same. When you close your eyes and listen to his soundtracks, you can visualize that movie in your head, scene by scene. an incredible talent
Its remarkable that an instrument that was invented hundreds of years ago to create music to honor God , can still move us so much. I had a friend years ago who worked for a company that traveled around the USA fixing/refurbishing pipe organs. He loved it. I was just glad they weren't being allowed to disappear.
Yes, I was impressed by this movie before my daughter's birth and I was deeply impressed after my daughter's birth when I watched these scenes, what a masterpiece..
Hans Zimmer Live in Prague is a must watch, one of the greatest concert recordings I’ve seen.
I've watched the movie once, but I can't count how many times I've listened to the music. I love this music. I love watching covers of this music. Thanks for the video!
Same. I just realized tonight that it's from the from the movie with the little girl named Murphy 😭 I feel foolish. Thinking I'll watch it again to see it all come together.
The way this music tells the story with no words. The beauty of music is underestimated these days. I am grateful to have experienced this in my lifetime.
Agree mann beauty of music in these days is gone cause of our gen childishness
Are you not a fan of autotune? 😂
Interestellar For me it is a film that undoubtedly has its "magic". We owe all this magic not only to Hans Zimmer if not even Cristopher Nolan. Because it's a great movie and I know I've said it several times but it has its magic. And I know that both the film and the soundtrack convey a feeling of suspense. And I know that the soundtrack of the movie also tries to tell it, so it's a very good complement. Because just by listening to the soundtrack without seeing anything of the movie one already realizes that the movie tells an "interstellar" journey
Getting closer and closer to that dramatic musical climax at the end makes me cry like a baby every single time. That masterpiece is such a gift to our generation!
Its the best movie ever made, and i personally dont know if it would have been possible without his soundtrack. It absolutely AMPLIFIED every moment. Every single second. Best film soundtrack ever.
I totally agree !
I forgot how much Interstellar moved me. The scenes and the music really pulled me back in. Thank you.
Interstellar one of the best movies of all time.
A masterpiece of arrangement. Most people doesn't even recognized that this soundtrack was recomposed by ear.