#Interstellar Hans Zimmer

[themitchiemitch]

Interstellar (2014) dir. Christopher Nolan

Love is the one thing we're capable of perceiving that transcends dimensions of time and space. Maybe we should trust that, even if we can't understand it…

[dykealloy]

that damn clock

[kanerallels]

Listen. I don't make the rules. If a movie is directed by Christopher Nolan and/or scored by Hans Zimmer, it slaps like 90 percent of the time

[mathewharwich]

Trumpet Solo of Interstellar's "No Time for Caution" | Hans Zimmer’s Intense Organ Transcription

Experience the powerful organ melody from Hans Zimmer's Interstellar score like never before! In this video, I perform a trumpet solo transcription of the iconic scene where TARS warns Cooper, "This is no time for caution." Originally played on the organ, I’ve adapted this intense piece for trumpet to capture the emotion and urgency of the film’s climax.

Directed by Christopher Nolan and starring Matthew McConaughey, Anne Hathaway, and Jessica Chastain, Interstellar is a cinematic masterpiece. The soundtrack is equally remarkable, with Zimmer's music driving the tension and drama. Join me as I bring this unforgettable score to life with a unique trumpet interpretation.

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[infinityinakiss]

me just casually watching around the world in 80 days and vibing to the theme song that was composed by HANS ZIMMER AND CHRISTIAN LUNDBERG. WHAT THE FUCK.

[lamiaprigione]

Interstellar (2014)

[ripplesinthesand]

the waves scene from interstellar 🤝 the spice harvester scene from dune

[literatureaesthetic]

14th nov 2023 — watched interstellar in the cinema (still feels unreal), and then i came home and watched the finale of loki (season 2)... safe to say LOTS of tears were shed. i love experiencing emotionally damaging media lmao.

[man-am-i-the-greatest]

Let me be passionate about something real quick. I just watched a video on Youtube about Hans Zimmer’s work on Interstellar, at the Royal Albert Hall performance. I don’t think people understand how much talent and work it takes to make film music. Especially to a film that has loads of elements and elaborate plots pieces. Music is the missing piece of a film, it’s what your mind takes in and it’s what’s guiding you to feel when watching the film. The video showed the texture and elements used in the performance, including instruments, voices and most importantly the organ. I think the one scene that stood out to me is where in the film Murphy finds the paper pushed in the bookshelf and in the paper it showcases how Cooper saw how the Dust Bowl made an impact on the atmosphere and the uneven pattern. I believe that when watching the main film before composing the music Hans zimmer saw the pattern on the page and decided to recreate that through the rhythm in the music in that specific scene. Also the ticking showcasing each day passing by is just so perfect, it’s the exact sound of something like a timer. Makes it an impression that they don’t have as much time as they think. That their life on earth will go by a lot quicker than they think. This ticking happens every 1.25 seconds. THE ACCURACY. I can’t lie i got goosebumps.

Look don’t quote me on the specifics but the little details are everything to film music and Hans knows exactly how to take the scene and give it emotions.

[slutdge]

kinda hard to get it to show up on camera but I picked up the Interstellar soundtrack today its got the morse code from the film etched into the records ❤

[cinemoments]

Interstellar, dir. Christopher Nolan, 2014.

[dareduffie]

how i think it sounded when hans zimmer came out of the womb: BWAAAAHHHHHHH

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