Dune Sketchbook Soundtrack | House Atreides - Hans Zimmer | WaterTower
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Tracklist:
1. Song of the Sisters
2. I See You in My Dreams
3. House Atreides
4. The Shortening of the Way
5. Paul's Dream
6. Moon over Caladan
7. Shai-hulud
8. Mind-killer
9. Grains of Sand
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A mythic and emotionally charged hero’s journey, “Dune” tells the story of Paul Atreides, a brilliant and gifted young man born into a great destiny beyond his understanding, who must travel to the most dangerous planet in the universe to ensure the future of his family and his people. As malevolent forces explode into conflict over the planet’s exclusive supply of the most precious resource in existence-a commodity capable of unlocking humanity’s greatest potential-only those who can conquer their fear will survive.
Music by: Hans Zimmer
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Dune Sketchbook Soundtrack | House Atreides - Hans Zimmer | WaterTower
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You can’t describe thousands of years of a powerful house in one song.
Zimmer: “observe”
"Hold my spice"
@@TheCrimsonCat89 this comment wins the internet today
And Listen.
There were 1000 ways to shoot this scene. 999 of them would have resulted in an utter turkey. Funnily enough, Villeneueve and Zimmer managed the 1/1000!
Zimmer's one of the best achievements, on par with pieces from Gladiator and Inception
All other themes: middle Eastern, religious and mysterious
House atriedes theme: S C O T L A N D
Actually there is a resemblance between the Scottish highlands and Caladan: The green and foggy mountains into the sea.
@@antoniovaldespino6650 Also, the Romans referred to what is now Scotland as "Caledonia", which is pretty similar to "Caladan"
But it has nothing to do with Scotland at all.
No kilts either.
The Bagpipe is an instrument that was and is played by many regions on earth.
From Scotland to Iran.
In fact the bagpipe they use looks like the Galicians in Spain use.
@@phillip_iv_planetking6354 wrong:
"I was thinking music, a traditional instrument," the French-Canadian director told The Telegraph. "I’d always seen Atreides as a kind of Celtic people. So I realised they couldn’t just disembark their ship. They had to be - how you say? Piped out."
He [Denis] went on: "When I had this idea I ran to my first AD’s office the next morning and said, 'I need bagpipes!' There was a long silence. People thought I was mad but I got Hans Zimmer’s respect for introducing the bagpipes."
Welcome to All Things Scottish!
The last thing I was expecting in this film was bagpipes and I haven’t been able to get them out of my head since. What a scene, I really got full body chills. Incredible work HZ.
Yeah bagpipes were unexpected, but very much welcome
Especially once that entire orchestra hit. Eargasm.
I loved this so much!
Something I never expected from all of my readings of Dune, but one of those surprises that just blew me away
Yeah that was epic
We are House Atreides .
There is no call we do not answer
There is no faith that we betrayed .
The Emperor asks us to bring peace to Arrakis.
House Atreides accepts
My Duke
My Duke
All rise for the Atreides national anthem
ATREDIES !ATREDIES ! ATREDIES !
ATREIDES ! ATREIDES ! ATREIDES !
Goosebumps in the cinema when this plays upon the Atreides' arrival on Arrakis. Pure cinema.
CINEMA!
I haven't watched it yet, does it really play in the movie? I thought this was for the sketchbook only
@@EnclaveSoldier95 Yes it does.
I'm still having that mental picture of the scene and the musical piece!
@@EnclaveSoldier95 you will notice it
“WE ARE HOUSE ATREIDES THERE IS NO CALL WE DO NOT ANSWER THERE IS NO FAITH THAT WE BETRAY.” ❤️💫
That line made me wish we could see a tv show how House Atredies became the noble family they are.
ATREIDES! ATREIDES! ATREIDES!
[The Landsraad loved that]
Long live Duke Leto!
"The emperor asks us to bring peace to Arrakis!"
*ATREIDES!*
*ATREIDES!*
*ATREIDES!*
*bagpipes intensify*
There is no call we don't answer there is no faith we betray
This hits different after Part 2…
It does. It really, really does.
Yeah Paul laid down vengeance for his kin and dad especially
...A WARRIOR RELIGION WAVING THE ATREIDES BANNER IN MY FATHER'S NAME!
Fr tho. It's bitter sweet
👍
Hans: Okay so let’s start with some beautiful woman vocals and then after some silence let’s have someone drops their whole marble collection
Someone lost their marbles? That would probably be Alia then.
Guys he skipped Tenet to do this....Mad Respects.
Tenet lost nothing of it, Ludwig Goransson did excellent job. But Dune is much more spectacular, it has more space for Zimmer to explore
We got two great scores instead of one. Goransson was perfect for Tenet.
@@dmmax18 it was one of Zimmer's dream to work on an adaptation of Dune. He got so inspired by it that he continued composing even after the movie was shot.
@@marc-antoinemarcoux697 Then I hope he wins an Oscar, because there is a lot of passion in this. Because 2015 he was robbed for a freaking hotel movie.
And I thank him for making such a blessed decision!
"My lungs taste the air of time, blown past falling sands."
those words hit so nicely before we got smacked with some bagpipes
MC, I know you know this stuff but if I may amplify, Gurney is a literary man as well as a swordsman. In Japan, that's called bunbu ryodo (Literature and martial arts, both roads) or bunbu itchi, (more poetically, "Pen and sword in accord.") Also, in the books, Duncan Idaho said Gurney Halleck would beat him nine times out of ten. IMO, Duncan was a stylist and Gurney was a street fighter.
TO ME! TO ME!
@@andrewcrowder4958 yeah I wouldn’t want to fight him he is willing to stab you in the nuts.
Me, a Scotsman watching Dune when the bagpipes come in:
Ye had my interest, but noo ye've goat my attention.
Complements James MacAvoy's casting in Children of Dune
Don't you mean "my fookin' attention"?
@@TheNerdForAllSeasons naw cause naebdy says fookin bar foregners
@@abc-oq7dt My mistake
Spanish Galacians salute you.
"Young master, how does it feel to walk on the new world?"
Exciting to say the least!
Are chains an instrument?
Hans: yes Patrick, *chains are an instrument*
Also Howard Shore writing the Isengard Theme lol
Hans: yes Patrick, and so is light
Caladan: new Caledonia scotland!!!
We break our chains freedom!
Are kids in my basement an instrument?
*Yes they are*
I realized the second time I watched the movie that the bagpipes play when the Atreides legions make their last charge against the invading forces, while the ships above fall upon them.
You should listen to Armada on the official Dune Motion Picture Soundtrack! Has the exact same length as in the movie, this theme is just an expansion of the Atreides Theme.
@@darthvader4977 thanks for the suggestion, I already watched them and honestly, in my opinion, They are aweful movies and I never want to hear or see anything more from them, hopefully one day I will forget about their existence xD.
@@jegeization what are you talking about???? Which awful movie
@@soumyadipsarkar2910 Likely Star Wars lol
ATREIDES ATREIDES ATREIDES
Watching this scene in imax and knowing: "Yeah, this is already a classic that people will talk about years from now."
Watching it in imax for the first time was an almost spiritual experience. I forgot about my body was completely transported into the movie
I think its gonna be nostalgic in a few years
Crazy to think this was the theme of Dune 2 all along!
They better keep it as the main Dune theme. It's already iconic
@toiletsponge As far as I'm concerned, A time of quiet between storms is already the defacto Dune theme now. It combines perfectly ancient instruments, futuristic synth and the human voice to create what many have described as a 'blade runner x gladiator' atmosphere. Fitting incredibly well with the ancient yet futuristic vibe of Dune narratively.
Of course it is. It symbolizes the Atreides taking over the empire.
minus the violin though
The hype when Part Two was announced today.
ATREIDES!
ATREIDES
@@JesusChrist-mg3nt ATREIDES!
ATREIDES!
ATREIDES
ATREIDES
Here for my scene that’s stuck in my head with bagpipes. It's when Gurny just turns to his soldiers and yells “With me!” And the Atreides bagpipes start playing as they charge into the night. And then it cuts to one of the Harkanin ships getting shot down. And you just have this brief like fifteen-second glimmer of hope that they might make it through the night. And if they don’t, they are still going to go down swinging. I dragged my mother to see the movie with me and she can attest that I may have fist-pumped the air with how it all worked together. Writing, music, the cinematography. All of it's a work of pure art.
Gurney survived in the books
@@charlesludwig8672 It’s been so long since I read the books. I’ll be re-reading it soon because of the movie. (And who knows? He wasn’t killed on screen. That might mean he made it still.)
@@charlesludwig8672 Please mark your comment as spoiler, you might ruin someone else's Dune experience.
That was my favorite use of this music as well - the landing was epic, but Gurney's charge! I just wish it lasted slightly longer, but I'm a sucker for battle scenes (and we didn't get much Gurney action is the film compared to the book...yet).
@@charlesludwig8672 Doesn't he end up being cloned, too? I never re-read Frank's son's novels as much as the original 'Dune,' but I remember some crazy stuff going down.
When the ship door opens and they stand on Arrakis for the first time and this is playing...just incredible.
ATREIDES!!!!
Just breathtaking!
“My lungs taste the air of time,
Blown past fallen sand.”
The piper was Zimmer himself in a cameo.
We Are House Atreides.
There Is No Call We Do Not Answer.
There Is No Faith That We Betray.
!!ATREIDES, ATREIDES, ATREIDES¡¡ ✊✊✊
@@adrianlicona8089 ✊
Unlike Peter Jackson and LOTR, Villeneuve knows how to add things to a script without effing it up.
@@andrewcrowder4958you mean the hobbit.
"Here I am. Here I remain!"
(crik)
*HAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA*
"Only I Will Remain"
I loved how they showed high morale of Atreides' soldiers, their incredible fighting skills (the stairway scene) and the love they had for their Duke. It made me want to enlist in such an army
Which is exactly why the Emperor wants to destroy them
When this played during the charge. Absolute goosebumps.
Tears
Tears and chills
Exactly; it communicates the heroism of the entire house in both those scenes.
I can’t stop thinking about it. It’s been 5 days, I see it again on Friday and I cannot wait to see that it again.
It hurts to think about
Amongst the best scenes from the whole movie.
Even though I think it's a bit wasteful not seeing Gurney's death. (assuming he dies in battle, of course.)
Only real 10,000s kids remember this song
😆😆
So true 😎
Sorry, I am blonde. What do you mean?
@manuela_77 the book takes place in 10,000 A.D.
@@JNB0723I believe it's around 10,191 A.G. (after Guild), so around 20,000 A.D.
Been about 20 years since I’ve seen a film this immersive…
What movie was that twenty years ago?
@@joshuabenedict3515 Lord...of....the....Rings.
@@mattboesch8907 Thats what I was thinking too
a full theater and I heard not even one popcorn had been chewed
I assume the last time you went to the movies to see something that wasn’t a generic blockbuster was 20
years ago
Best song from this album. I think Zimmer understand that Atreides is noble and middlearth in own way.
The beginning reminds me of 'May it be' in Fellowship of the Ring.
@@Nicholas_Chen_ the rest reminds me on Braveheart... same feelings in cinema, I guess!
Beg to disagree, Paul's Dream is the best
No doubt
Of course they are noble they fight bulls.
I wish I could listen to this for the first time again.
I know the feeling. The goosebumps I felt at 5:12
I wish I could watch the whole movie again for the first time.
Honestly every time I do it’s like I’m hearing it for the first time
The Villeneuve-Zimmer combo works perfectly in theaters. I got the same chills during the "Sea wall" scene in Blade Runner 2049
I thought the same, you are so right
Mesa and Seawall. Insane.
Indeed!!! I thought i was the only one.
Denis brings out the wild experimental side of Hans and I love it
As far as I'm concerned, the music from the Seawall should've been the official theme for Blade Runner 2049
Life pro tip: Go running to this song, and when the bagpipe part begins (5:28)start sprinting. You'll lose your extra belly fat in no time
For added effect shout WITH ME
Me and the boys doing the final lap on the sprinter pace test
@@emmanuelchavez7748 When you and the boys are the last few during the pacer test.
"We are the joggers. There is no run we do not answer. There is no cardiac arrest we do not betray".
Naruto run lol
I just got back from the cinema and the scene (spoiler, when the theme gets played in the movie!) when House Atreides arrivs on Arrakis and this theme ( 5:28 ) is played it's just magical and I had goose bumps all over my body. The music bundles the levels of monarchy and aristocracy in Dune. When the atreids leave their spaceship, enter the desert sands of Arrakis and then a theme is played that sounds a lot like a medieval epic, we understand the timelessness of Dune's story.
Is this music just played during this scene in the movie ?
@@TheDjedjay Yes, I think so.
@@TheDjedjay I have to correct me. I watched the movie again today and the theme plays in one other scene again (in a shorter version). But I dont wanna spoil :)
@@Nerdlabor oh yeah so happy to know that ! This soundtrack is so great and epic ! I can’t wait to watch the movie, it will be Saturday on 3D IMAX ! 😊 thanks for your answer. 👍🏼
@@Nerdlabor this is my favorite song of the soundtrack and I was looking forward to hear it in the movie.. but personally i felt a bit disappointed. The scene it playes in was cool, but the theme only played for 30 seconds or so in the background. Lot's of stuff taken out of it. It was still cool, but I prefer the clear sound of this one with the screams and foreign language in between.
The more books of Dune you read, the more powerful this song becomes in its meaning.
That true, I just started Children of Dune and everything about dune just keeps getting better the more i read
I like how the Sardaukar's Mongolian-throat singing themes are woven into the crescendo, almost as if the Emperor's Blades salute their proud and worthy foe (House Atreides).
Hey! I heard a song on the Vikings soundtrack years ago that has a some wonderful dark throat singing, it's one of Wardruna's versions of their song "Voluspa"
if you haven't heard it already sir give this a shot: th-cam.com/video/6loWrABr8gA/w-d-xo.html
@@richardm7480 Love it and thanks for the rec, amigo!
@@Mantisisland it’s not exactly mongol
what is throat singing bro? i just learned by reading your comment just tell me where was this throat singing in this soundtrack?
@@tarunverma802 I'm not sure if it's legit throat singing or not, but the Sardaukar "oom womp ooo" sounds kick in around 6:30. To me, it sounds like it's woven in with the Atreides bagpipes like an homage to their epic battle. If you want legit Tuvan or Mongolian throat singing, explore on TH-cam! It's a cool Asiatic steppes musical tradition. This dude chillin' on the plains is doing it: th-cam.com/video/qx8hrhBZJ98/w-d-xo.html
I love how there's hints of subtle throat singing in the score between 6:31 and 7:34, as if to signify House Atreides' loyalty to the Emperor / House Corrino, as the other instances where throat singing is used only happen when the Sardaukar, the Emperor's personal troops, are on screen. But after 7:35, the throat singing becomes much more distant, while the 'Atreides voice is rising' :)
Zimmer is a genius
I also interpret this as a measure of darkness with the light, showing that House Atreides is both noble and, when necessary, brutal.
I saw it as the fight between Ateides and the Sardukar on Arrakis with the two melodies clashing just as the two forces do
Consider that the Atreides war shrieks are female. Is that a reference to the Atreides' Greek origin? With the female screams being the fabled Furies demanding vengeance for the betrayal of Leto?
@@publiusventidiusbassus1232 war shrieks?
My grandfather was buried to bag pipes, and this scene had me feeling a lot of emotions.
So well done
He’d be proud of this score and of you my friend. Your grandfather is always with you
@@vincentdaniels5645 he loved Dune and a lot of sci-fi lit like Hyperion, I’d like to think this would be to his liking
so was the house of Atreides
The second those bagpipes started, my eyes began watering. They watered again during the siege when he repeats them. I have no Scottish heritage. It was just powerful.
With a name like Calum Sanderson, brother? Surely a little North Sea (therefore Scottish) heritage!
1:30 Turns out we were listening to the Theme from part 2 all this time!
It's called a leitmotif
This song has its own fanbase.
Oscar-worthy? You had better believe it. This entire soundtrack is an absolute masterclass. There was never going to be any other winner.
this scene lives in my head rent-free, when the sun hits their faces. Duke Leto looking at Paul. Lady Jessica's dress being blown by the wind. Gurney reciting a poem. the people of Arrakis chanting Lisan Al Gaib. Groups of men playing bagpipes as Paul turned his head to the right. just PERFECT. my favorite scene in the movie after the Gom Jabbar scene!
5:24 Atreides theme sounds very Celtic, and I love it! Very heroic but also noble. The beginning has a very 'home, where I belong' like feel and it's very tender, reminds me of 'May it be' in Fellowship of the Ring soundtrack.
I think it's actually meant to sound more Mycenaean Greek. The Atreides claim descent from Agamemnon of Mycenae and the House of Atreus. The Ancient Greeks did have several forms of bagpipes, including the Tsampouna and the Askomandoura.
@@Sesharon the majority dont associate bagpipes with the Greek region
The film started in Germany today and I don't want to spoil the moment when the theme will be played (epic moment, I had goose bumps all over my body.), but for me the theme ( 5:28 ) sound more celtic than Mycenaen Greek. For me it's more medieval. Maybe also Scottish / English because of the sound of the bagpipes. It sounds like a medieval epic for an old noble house in a Sci-Fi story what underlines the timelessness of Dune's story. And whether the bagpipes of ancient Mycenae sounded like today's bagpipes can be questioned. Of course one can draw arcs to Mycenae, but ultimately, whether it is a reference to ancient pre-Greece or medieval Europe, it is a reference to old monarchist / aristocratic times in a sci-fi world that stands out and highlights political situation in the world of Dune expecially for House Atreides. And both ancient Mycenae as well as the medieval noble houses have perished. If the latter still exist, then only as sad billboards for tourism and gossip for the tabloids.
@Joshua Gibbons watched it and its great. you have something to look forward to!
@@Sesharon Could be both. I mean the Atreides hail from the planet Caladan, which is an abvious reference to Caledonia. Even the way the planet looks reminds you of Scottish coast. Add that on top of what we learn from The Buttlerian Jihad and we'll get an interesting mixture of both Greek and Scottish influence.
All Greco-Scottish space musketeers will now rise for our national anthem!
The haunting vocalizations at the beginning stuck with me ever since that trailer was released. I'm glad there's more of it here.
Sounds about right for House Atreides. This makes me all the more eager to hear House Harkonnen.
I’m very interested to hear that too.
I bet it's going to be as heavy as Baron Harkonnen
@@eshswam Most likely.
I don't understand the track titles from the complete score, but I'm trying to match up and assuming it's in chronological order, I'm guessing "Caladan Maneuver" from the full score: th-cam.com/video/dQCGr0P4PIk/w-d-xo.html is where Harkonnen get introduced, no spoilers, so for those of you who have read the book...
@@formulamanyformulafun7497 Yeah… That’s not real. Score’s not out till the 17th.
I love this, rarely you hear bapgpipes used in such a modern way especially in high budget movies. As a scotsman this makes me very happy that our national instrument can still keep up with modern instruments and technology. Well done Hanz Zimmer, you've outdone yourself sir!!!
Instruments are tools to be used, all to craft an amazing story through music, the bagpipes are a bit more difficult to use, but the payoff is so much greater.
One of the most powerful and emotionally evocative instruments on this planet. Nothing quite stirs the soul as much as the Highland pipes, incredible to hear them in a science fiction score.
Chills!
Just massive chills. This is an anthem worthy of Atreides. No wonder the Emperor feared the Duke.
People should note that bagpipes aren't particularly Scottish: no one can be sure where they originated, but they're among the oldest of human musical instruments (after voice, flutes and drums/percussion) and were a natural musical innovation to goat- and sheep-raising societies in hilly and mountainous areas in prehistory.
Because of its remoteness, Scotland is among the LAST places in Eurasia where the instrument was introduced and popularized, though it remains their best-known modern "home" thanks to recent (though now fading) memories of the British Empire.
Informative, thank you very much
but perhaps the use of bagpipes here as well as the use of kilts (can't remember exactly) is a nod to the fierce and unrelenting scots, similar to the fighting prowess of House Atreides. and especially on Caladan the terrain is all highlands, similar to Scotland i think. something visual and aural to help us to create a link to the movie. especially from the current young viewers
True, also there are like 200 types of bagpipes that vastly differ in sound and loudness. The "scottish bagpipe" is known as the Great Highland Bagpipe, others would be e.g. the Smallpipe, Uillean Pipes and so on. Great instruments :)
We've got Goat Bagpipes named Ney-Anban in Iran. Cool to see how the instrument itself moved through cultures and found its place in a diverse variety of traditional music. Love the power in the Scottish bagpipes. The soundtrack to this movie gave me a chub, that Sardaukar throat singing was superb too.
@@Wolcott not everything need be about Scotland. Just the impression and how it sounds like. It's not as if Paul is gonna ask why he's being trained in Filipino martial arts, right?
I listen to this tune for a tenth or twentieth time and finally catch what it brings to me: it gives flesh to the Atreides. This is no longer the heroes of the battle of Corrino, not the ancient terranean family, not the unofficial leaders of Landsraad council, these are people.
I hear some freedom drama sounds from Braveheart... !! Anyone else?
It is insane that there are people are saying this soundtrack is bad.
Where they at? Bouta throw some hands
Excuse me? No there are not, and if there are, their kind will soon be extinct.
It is.
There's always about 3 percent of people on the internet who are just negative creepos.
@@gigachinkHow can you have such a bad opinion?
I got to witness Hans Zimmer live in cologne last week and he started the concert with this song, including Loire Cotler who sings in all of Dune´s soundtrack, and a whole orchestra with 5 or 6 bagpipes in it...If there is a higher level of goosebumps, I guarantee you I had it all the way. Absolutely mindblowing!
After watching Dune (2021), and listening to this, I'm 100% Atriedes now.
As a Galician, I got goosebumps when the pipes started thundering in the cinema. Unexpected and beautiful
It was very interesting to see how they managed to tie it back to both the Galicians and the Scots. In the lore, House Atreides apparently have a Mediterranean origin but they had also overseen a planet (Caladan) that had been settled by Celts. In this respect, both cultures have bagpipes as traditional instruments and resulted in a fusion of the two's bagpiping cultures.
@@joshuabruce9599 not just any Mediterranean, they're descended from Atreus of Greek mythology, dunno how you tied it to Galicia
@@enderman_666 Galicia has Celtic roots as well. I think it's fair to say that bagpipes are as culturally significant there as they are in Scotland.
The bagpipes mixed with the throat singing is basically a musical version of what was happening in the film!!! I love it
The one thing I love about Atredies is that their soldiers would gladly die fighting for their Duke. They charge into battle without fear or hesetation, but with hope and courage. Man I do love Oscar Issac in this role
This is that “gazing at the horizon and hoping for a better future” kind of theme
You could call it Modern day version of the binary sunset from a new hope
congrats to those who found this before the second film dropped, you've found the precursor to paul and chani's love theme 🫡
Personally, I don't interpret it as Paul and Chani's love theme in part 2. It's still the House Atreides theme but only taking the most primal instrument, the voice. Given that in part 2, all that's left of House Atreides are two people and perhaps it's a reflection of Paul thinking of building House Atreides again by finding love. Another reason why this might not be their love theme is because it's plays prominently as the Holy War began with the ascension of Paul as emperor but with a darker tone, perhaps reflecting Paul's feeling as House Atreides is turning into darkness.
@@Tochi68 You're not wrong about it being the House Atreides theme! I think that it's more for Paul than it is for Chani, but I think because Chani has changed Paul in some aspects (i.e. getting him to learn how to love etc etc), the resulting track ("A Time of Quiet in Between Storms") ends up sounding sweeter and more...intimate (?) than its predecessor. And it definitely plays at the ending like you said. There's an interview (forgot if it was Denis or Hans) that mentions they play it not just because of Paul's ascension, but because Chani and Paul separate - something along the lines of them realizing they are lonelier without each other which makes their love more profound.
@@Tochi68it is literally their love theme though, but can have all the subtext you mentioned as well.
This movie hit something in my soul.
It has some distant Antic wibes in it which is perfect since the Atreides are the descendants of Agamemnon. Hats of for Herr Zimmer, again.
Yeah the lost grandeur of Mycenae.. the ancient pile of stones that is Castle Caladan!? 😉
some 300 - Tyler Bates - Braveheart - Freedom - Vibes - Last Samurais on universe... or Hans tried to put them all together for a All-time-heavy-masterpiece-once-in-a-lifetime-symphony!! ...some Mongolian voices in there too!
Atreus, not Agamemnon
I know I am late to the conversation when I say this, but yes the bagpipes are the best part of this track. But the one thing that I feel like that isn't getting enough attention is the track's opening sequence [from 0:00-3:21]/the ending sequence [10:20-13:54]. It's so beautiful and so soft. IDK about you guys, but the fact that those two sequences aren't getting appreciation is a shame to me. I know how much I appreciate them.
I could not agree more.
Yeah, they feel like true home, like a mother singing you into sleep when you where an infant, softly protecting you.
seems like Hans also agreed based on the latest trailer
Now it's getting more attention 😊
Buddy, I come from the future to tell you that you were so correct on this observation that Hans Zimmer himself made this motif the main theme of Dune Part Two.
Well done.
It's just insane. I'm glab to be alive to hear this.
Bagpipes? ✅
Bullfighting? ✅
Mediterran complexion? ✅
Green Cliffs? ✅
Yeah it's Space Galicia, alright!
After the latest Dune trailer,I rewatched / relistened to the movie and soundtrack and I couldn't find that epic melody I heard there. Finally found it. Weird that they didn't use it in the first movie yet they do in the third trailer.
True
I hope they use it in the third movie more
If this soundtrack hadn't won the Oscar, than Hollywood hadn't deserve this soundtrack.
Man I was moved to tears when I heard the bagpipes play while the remnants of house atreides made their last stand. GOOSEBUMPS!!!
This is it. House Atreides deserves such a national anthem like this. thank you Hans.
I love how triumphant and victorious this sound.
And also ancient.
You've made me wonder. I'm going to discuss spoilers for Dune and Dune Messiah.
Obviously Hans will build on this peice to an absolutely earth shattering crescendo to go with the Atreides and Fremen victory in arakkeen, I expect in unison with the breaching of the shield wall and the entrance of the worms, with additional crescendos to accompany the Atreides lieutenant dueling Feyd and then Paul himself dueling Feyd. However, how will he subvert this for Dune Messiah? Will we perhaps see a glorious turned horrific sequence of the jihad to open the third film? Perhaps the music will be what tells the thematic story of apparent victory hiding unimaginable bloodshed. I'm extremely curious about what will become of House Atreides in Messiah, perhaps the theme will remain glorious but become associated with the great and terrible as it began to be in Dune part 2. I wonder if perhaps something will be developed for the Fremen in part 2 as they will have a far greater focus in part 2 than in part 1 and instead that will characterise the crescendos of violence in the sequels.
I listen to "House Atreides" every single day. Without fail.
Hans Zimmer went full Vangelis here.
Loved hearing this after part 2.
Perfectly captures the spirit of Atreides. A soft tender idealism tempered by immeasurable resolve and strength.
6:30 gives me life. Makes me want to go where i've never been.
WE’RE GETTING DUNE PART 2!!!
ATREIDES! ATREIDES! ATREIDES!
In part two, it is not Atreides you will shout. It is MUA'DIB! MUA'DIB! MUA'DIB!
I love how NONE of the advertising let slip that it was gonna be a two parter. You *can’t* tell this story in one sitting and do it due credit.
Bagpipes in a sci-fi can't be done!
Hans Zimmer: Hold my beer.
Nah, I'm pretty sure he was high on spice while composing this
The theme at 5:10 is just beautiful.
I'm going to see Hans Zimmer live in Manchester in March, I'm praying he plays this!! (update - he played this as the intro and it was epic.)
I found out about dune when I started my job at the library. I’m new to this fandom and I’m almost done with the book. I’m so excited to be a part of this era. Our technology is so different than the past we can make this series truly what it’s supposed to be. I feel so honored to be a part of this Dune Era ❤️
To the people bringing up that the Atriedes are Greek, the bagpipes are still quite fitting as the oldest known bagpipes were found in Greece and the instrument since came to Scotland from there, so the use of bagpipes is double fitting. Now for an additional Scottish bit of flavour, the drum cadence beginning at around 7:35 is almost entirely identical to Highland Cathedral. I also really appreciate how the theme is often used in the movie with a small single bagpipe leading the theme before the rest of the band joins in, showcased both during the landing on Arrakis and particularly effectively during the last stand.
No, the Atreides have Greek ancestry but Caladan's heritage is celtic.
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6 Academy Awards including Best Original Score! What else do you have to say? Congratulations, Well Done, WTG, and THANK YOU to Hans and Denis. Can you imagine what we see and hear in Part 2!!!
I can’t tell what was funnier - seeing bagpipes in a movie set thousands of years in the future on a desert planet or the fact that I was in Scotland when I first saw it.
Bagpipes are actually quite common across many cultures. Scotland just happens to be the most well known example.
That's when you know how cool a cultural relic is when it pass the test of time.
yea well it was funnier than mcu movies
_Tenet_ may be a puzzle to be pondered but THIS, _Dune Part I,_ is an experience to be cherished and felt like a religious rite, again and again. I've revisited theaters seldom, and usually only once more to share the experience with those of whom I'm fond. I went to _Dune Part I_ FOUR TIMES. Once in standard, once with those interactive chairs that move, and once in IMAX...by myself. On the fourth time, I insisted my brother accompany, also in IMAX. I _LOVED_ Bladerunner 2049 as his favorite...until THIS.
I hope they re-release it in lead-up to _Dune Part II,_ that I might re-experience it at least one more time.
Atreides! _ATREIDES!! _*_ATREIDES!!!_*
Never has it been this easy to root for House Atreides. Great mood setting, fantastic music.
I pity those, who could not experience this in Cinema.
I’m actually so sad that I might never be able to watch it in a cinema again.
I couldn't because of the virus, but when part 2 comes no one can stop me.
They will propably do a movie night with all movies like they did with lord of the rings
Reverend Mother: "Consider what you are about to do Paul Atreides."
Paul Atreides: "SILENCE!!!"
One of the best moments in Dune Part 2. Hands down.
in this house we stand for the anthem
With me! With me! *ATREIDES* *ATREIDES* *ATREIDES*
This, besides "Armada" and "Paul's Dream", is my favorite music piece from the entire soundtrack album. Every time it played in the movie I got chills and wanted to cry tears of joy. And now I'm listening to it on a loop all the time and can't get it out of my head.
My lungs taste the air of time, blown past falling sands.
I've never heard such an epic bagpipes tune ever before!
And the moment in the movie, when this theme is played, is really epic. I had goose bumps all over my body.
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Me too!
So you too were also lucky to be able to see it? I'd say, let's not talk too much about it, I don't want to rub it into the faces of those who can't see it yet.
I'll just add: for all those who live in a country with HBO MAX, book a weekend to France to see Dune right now in theater!
@@mrm0bius I live in germany and the movie startet here yesterday. I think for many european countries the movie release was yesterday or so. I the US they have to wait a month. Hope they dont get spoiled on Social Media.
@@Nerdlabor Yeah, it was realised yesterday too in France, because both or countries don't have HBO MAX, I think. They did it like that because they can't do a simultaneous release in theater and HBO MAX, so why not release it one month sooner?
Yeah its tough for Americans regarding spoilers right now...
I too feel bad ( a lot less though ;) cause I can't talk about it in English online!
@@mrm0bius I would recommend everyone, even in the US, to watch it on the big screen in cinema with a appropriate sound systems and not on HBO Max. Dune is made for the cinema!
Hans Zimmer is incredible, Mixing some of the Sardaukar chanting into the song for the battle scene is just genius!
All that made them, all that opposed them. Agreed. Genius. Would have liked to have heard the Bene Gesserit theme mixed in too. The rock guitar is clearly homage to Toto's soundtrack for the 80's version.
I am not a big Hans Zimmer - Fan. If you know his work you can clearly state he is recycling a lot of his own work for different movies, BUT Dune is outstanding. He proved he still can create (worlds). Awesome Soundtrack!
He definitely phones it in once a in a while, and that will keep him from ever being considered alongside Williams and Morricone. But he's probably above literally everyone else, and just below the two greatest.
This is now also Paul and Chani's theme 🥲👏
absolutely mind blowing music when watching Dune last night... I'm Scottish and this just was the icing on the cake at the cinema.
The final Atreides charge on Arrakeen.
EPIC to say the least.
Everytime I get home from work, I watch it religiously just for those 15 seconds worth of goosebumps.
7:35 can you imagine that part playing as Paul and the Fremen ride the sandworms to take back Arrakeen in part 2?
I bet Hans Zimmer already has his wheel turning to combine Atreides and Shai-Hulud theme for that particular scene.
Glad I'm not the only one who thought so, Toto did similar in 1984.
Honestly, I'll be surprised if we hear the pipes of Caladan again. The last time in the film felt like a swan song. The fall of the Duke, to make way for Muad'dib.
HZ is about to demolish cinemas with this stuff, 5:10. This is some fcking serious music mixing muscle flexing.
And it's such a strong and epic moment in the movie
Can confirm, Dune is like a giant seismic bomb
"Send them to paradise"
I really missed this bagpipe theme in Dune Part 2. I think it would fit the fight scene where Gurney Halleck fought.
I totally feel this. Thematically what they ended up using in the movie makes sense though, as although they carry the Atreides flag it’s not really the Atreides house in the fight anymore, and it’s spiraling into an out of control holy war
Bless the Maker and all His water.
Bless the coming and going of Him,
May His passing cleanse the world.
May He keep the world for His people.
The two sections with the woman's voice are so hauntingly beautiful. It's almost like a kind of ancient lullaby, but filled with mystery, wonder and small dose of melancholy. Bitter-sweet. It's very unfortunate that those particular parts of this musical sketch were not used in the film. I hope Denis Villeneuve & Hans Zimmer decide to revisit them and find a way to use them to emotionally powerful effect in Part 2.
Can you please tell where can I find that type of lullaby type of sound...... It is really mesmerising..
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I'm sure everybody who will see this comment will be like, "dude, why are you writing the same thing?" But just hear me out!
The link above is a rendition of the opening sequence of this song by Hans Zimmer called "Foreword" from "the Art and Soul of Dune." Even though it wasn't used in the film at all [and I'm hoping that part 2 will include this portion of the track], it's one of the most soothing tracks I've ever listened too. Personally, I think it would be a very perfect fit within part 2 as a farewell piece!
If you haven't listened to this song, you need to give it a listen. It's such a beautiful piece to listen to, reflect on... and sometimes it gives me that lump in my throat because it's so emotional and spiritual.
@@ammanbansal2265 thanks
@@shankhadipsett1674 this is Lisa Gerrard of Dead can Dance. She was also in the soundtrack for Gladiator
@@shankhadipsett1674This singing style is reminiscent of Sean Nos singing; I recommend Noble Maiden Fair, Ba Mo Leanabh, and How Can I Keep From Singing from Celtic Woman
Zimmer here combined mythology and distant future in one piece