thats what instruments do. they talk. but strangely enough those who play said instrument have to learn to understand what they are saying as they play. a muscian must know the ins and outs of their instrument at all times. the funniest thing is they are the ones that make the instruments talk in the first place.
Absolutely 💯 magical, skilful playing, emotionally moving, fantastic, out of this world composition by Hans Zimmer ..... 🌎 and the organ captures the sound of this magnificent piece perfectly 🥰
Zimmer has written scores for a lot of phenomenal films, but Interstellar is undoubtedly one of his best works. And let's just appreciate how well this guy covered it.
An interesting comment. Often when I listen to modern compositions, I wonder "What would Mozart or Beethoven think of this?" For this, I wonder "What would Bach think?"
I'm really curious what would happen. I mean, I've heard some epic organ reverberation in our church. Usually after Mass the organist pulls out all the stops and it sounds like a 17th century equivalent of this song. Never underestimate a talented organist after the priest processes out.
@@davegrenier1160 Bach would applaud, of course. He’s why we have the phrase “pull out all the stops” because organ builders feared Bach would come, pull out all the literal “stops” and cause the organ they’d just built to shake itself apart.
CASE: "Cooper, there is no point in using fuel..." Cooper: "Just analyze the Endurance's spin." Brand: "What are you doing?" Cooper: "Docking." CASE: "Endurace's rotation is 67 RPM." Cooper: "Get ready to match up spin, retro thrust." CASE: "It's not possible." Cooper: "No, it's necessary."
Got a burst of dopamine felt like a warm buzz of energy spreading through my brain and leading down my spine. Lastly raising hair as I get goosebumps all over my body. ❤ Interstellar ❤ Hope I get my own Tars when the singularity becomes a reality!
Anyone who can play the organ is an international treasure Not only does it have more keys then a piano, there are more levers and buttons for different combinations of tones for different notes. Amazing performance!
Interstellar’s music never fails to give me chills. Every time I hear it I just get that overwhelming feeling of wonder and curiosity that I had while watching it.
@P E R S P E C T I V E don’t know how i can really prove it to you lol. not just adults play piano/organ. i have a keyboard, nothing professional, but i’ve been playing for a few years and I taught myself the main theme to interstellar. i don’t know exactly every note of this exact piece, but it’s similar to the one i play, and if you play piano you know you can take all your knowledge on the chords and put them in different rhythms, patterns, and orders, it’s really not that hard.
Its not special to play a Song, even a difficult song by memory. You can even learn to play this Song on that exact instrument perfectly without even beeing able to play anything else on a keyboard. The difficult part is to playing the Instrument so perfectly that you just can improvise every song you imagine or heared in the Radio 2 minutes ago.
@P E R S P E C T I V E I can confirm that it is indeed possible to play somewhat complex songs from memory. It just needs more and more practice the longer/more complex the song is. And when you're done there's no more pages to fall on the ground ;)
@P E R S P E C T I V E If you learn a piece you don't really play by "brain" memory. Its more like when you practiced it a lot, your fingers will develop muscle memory. Like typing for example. You don't type thinking about where every letter is, right? Your fingers just know where to press because you practiced it a lot. And this song isn`t all that complex so it probably takes like a few weeks to get good at it if you know what you`re doing. However, improvising and adding to a song spontaneously definitely takes more knowledge of the chords and being able to play a song by just hearing it will take many years to master.
Interstellar's soundtrack is one of the best. The use of the pipe organ really gives a lot of feeling and depth to the music. Even Hans Zimmer said that they chose the pipe organ because it is as close to human as a musical instrument gets.
Been 5 years and I can't find anyone better or even equal to this lads performance!!! I keep coming back to this, after a good half hour of searching each time beforehand. Goosebumps every time
Imagine playing this while getting into bed. Wife: What you doing!! Me: Initiating docking mechanism. Wife: Are you crazy? It's not possible. Me: No, it's necessary.
Imagine one day you walk into a church and walk up to the play table of the organ, turn on the blowers and pull a few stops. You have seen the movie interstellar and learned to play the music, so you feel like playing this music. So you start to play... You get into the music, pull a few more stops so the music gets louder and louder! You get deeper into the music and your soul takes over! You pull few more stops and play even more passionate! Then slowly the end approaches, all the stops are out but the final notes are there to play. So the moment comes that you play the last note, you keep it for a few seconds and then let go. The music stops, but your soul is still up there between the stars, truly interstellar! Only then you know you made a great performance. I heard several performances of this music and I must say that this is the first performance I hear that is really good in getting you there. Well done Eric!
What an instrument the organ is to be able to convey such mystery, yet at the same time the curiosity of mankind that enables us to reach beyond the unimaginable and to unlock secrets of the universe... Beautiful performance!
SeyiPlaysMusic was I the only one that thought this was ironic because he's in a church playing a song that got big because of a space and science movie???
SeyiPlaysMusic here's a secret: its not what 'they' have told you. The propaganda runs deep and this song, rather than portraying the 'size' of the universe, I think portrays that we are stuck on this planet, governed by people that are hiding the biggest truth of all. God.
Grant Rogers Although I have not thought of it like that, it could very well be possible. It's quite interesting the constant mention of 'the aliens' who were able to set up the tesseract in order for Cooper to interact with his past. 'Aliens' who seem omnipresent and seem a lot more capable than human beings. Quite interesting how the film accommodates the idea of some higher power though.
Well, bear in mind that the organ used in the soundtrack was located in a church in London, and that Chris Nolan specifically wanted the film to have a feeling of "religiousity" as he explains here: ruclips.net/video/HtifWqsON1g/видео.htmlm45s
You would be surprised what kinds of religious organ music exists out there. There are more or equally brutal things next to this one. If you’re interested, check out Peter Eben’s organ prologue to The Labyrinth of the world and paradise of the heart
This song literally makes me tense up, tear up and feel like the fate of humanity is on my shoulders every time I hear it. Hanz Zimmer is a master of music and this guy played his piece perfectly
The Organ is truly magical, haunting in its vibration. You can almost feel the pulse of another Star far away crying out its eternal Song in light. Thanks for playing it for us!
Actually, it's: "Endurance rotation is 67, 68 rpm." "Ok, get ready to match our spin with the retro thrusters." "It's not possible." "No, it's necessary."
I keep coming back to this particular cover. The deepness and pure power of the bass after 2:00 is amazing. I wish the movie would have sounded like that.
@@praestant8 I think he might be the first to use those particular melancholy chords on pipe organ, which conventional thought dictates would be more suitable for guitar or piano
This piece sounds really great when played on a piano, but the organ really does take it into another dimension. Nothing else comes close. Amazing performance!
I love all of Zimmer's music, but this is, for me, by far the best. Every time I hear it, it evokes memories of the film and of the deep impact it had on me, emotionally.
I am utterly speechless. I stopped everything I was doing just to watch & listen to you in awe and admiration. Awesome playing, I am stunned! So many congratulations, I don't know what more to say.
I love TARS so much. I know he's a minor character but his placement in the story says so much about humanity and human direction. A robot explaining to the main character how love might work as gravity does. He named this song.
Do you know how some places, a mall, a store, a public park will have a piano open for anybody to jump on and play and occasionally some musical guru will jump in and just start pounding out an epic song that gathers a crowd? We totally need to make this happen with organs and people who can play music from Interstellar!!!
I love the idea, hate the fact that organs require a lot of infrastructure since it's pipes and air, so a lot more complex than a piano. Though if that was a thing... damn that'd be awesome
@@zikashauna4928 I mean you could easily do this with a digital organ, good self contained ones can be bought for 15k or less and take up about as much space as a piano
depends how large the lowest pipe is. a 32 foot long pipe can generate a frequency down to ~16Hz, so bellow human hearing. Some say, churches used such deep tones to make people feel a little bit sick, so donations from people were higher. they belived god will make them healthy again if they contribute.
My art history teacher and I think my physics teacher talked about that, and I think in the mythbuster episode with the brown note they talk about it too.
I'm learning this peice, so I know just how hard it is to play. And this guy is playing most of the melody with his left hand which is just absolutely insane to me. I have mad respect for this guy.
Tutti concentrati sulla complessità nell'esecuzione di questa Opera D'Arte, ma Zimmer l'ha composta!!! Ecco hai appena scoperto cosa vuol dire essere un Genio.
OMFG! I can't believe that woman in the background just got up and waddled off half way through one of the most awsome renditions of No Time For Caution! I would have been glued to the bench for sure....wish I could have been there to experience it.
Me trying to learn this : This little maneuver is going to cost me 50 years.
Not gonna lie, they had us in the first half!
*51 years :)
*It's impossible...*
*No, it's necessary!*
@@user-bm9cv9vn2k is not posible******
Time is relative ;-)
This guy just gave a frickin speech in the fifth dimension
Hope they liked it
just no
That’s an interesting way of putting it
thats what instruments do. they talk. but strangely enough those who play said instrument have to learn to understand what they are saying as they play. a muscian must know the ins and outs of their instrument at all times. the funniest thing is they are the ones that make the instruments talk in the first place.
Absolutely 💯 magical, skilful playing, emotionally moving, fantastic, out of this world composition by Hans Zimmer ..... 🌎 and the organ captures the sound of this magnificent piece perfectly 🥰
"You can play the awesome Interstellar theme on the ORGAN??? That's impossible."
"No...it's necessary."
YouKevo
i got chills while watching the scene in the movie and now after reading your comment... again!😀
))) Great comment)
This is an AMAZING comment!
Dude, the whole original Interstellar soundtrack is played on an organ :D :D
YouKevo lol
The organ is such a powerful instrument. It's like a whole orchestra on it's own.
That's why it's called the King of the Instruments!
*Especially the ones bigger than a house..*
I agree, very powerfully moving .......🤪
same with the piano
Its so people would hear it and come to church.
The thunderous notes sound like heaven.
Its certainly powerful and can get any point across.
Zimmer has written scores for a lot of phenomenal films, but Interstellar is undoubtedly one of his best works.
And let's just appreciate how well this guy covered it.
dude, the lion king though.....
Dude, it took you SO long to find this video? I wasted so long searching for your comment a few months back ;-;
The dark knight and interstellar in my opinion are easily his best followed by pirates of the Caribbean
Well, I do not think he or anyone soon can achieve a more monumental and epic OST
HA FUCKING FOUND YOU seems the legend loves good movies
That organ looks like one hell of a cockpit
Yes, he had buttons under his knees to start church engines, but the church wasn't prepared for it.
Cock-pit or cockpit?
If only that bitch could spin now at the same rate as the Endurance
Hes on one hell of a trip
yee naw slow down, he ain’t no Neil Peart
Me: *spins in swivel chair with song playing*
Roommate: *walks in*
Me: "come on tars!"
Roommate: *walks out*
😂😂
🤣
😂😂😂 actually got me laughing out loud right now
I don't usually laugh at comments, but this actually made me chuckle. It sounds like something I would absolutely do myself.
"No, It's Necessary."
Can we appreciate the fact that he played this from memory. No sheet music
That is the result of a lot of training! What a talented Organist
I play from memory! I don't use sheets I literally learn from just clicking on a random key and getting used to it.
@@allegianceproductionsoffic9265 He asian
That's easy for musicians, nothing impressive about playing from memory, all musicians need to play from memory at some point
That lady was like: “Ight imma head out”
Tristan Ruel its too much for she :0
Ye some devil shit is going on I better leave ASAP
@@user-sq7hj6hj7h dude your comment killed me
“Ight imma waddle out”
2:05
I wanna play this to a bunch of 14th century cardinals and watch them lose their minds
"head blows up"
An interesting comment. Often when I listen to modern compositions, I wonder "What would Mozart or Beethoven think of this?" For this, I wonder "What would Bach think?"
I'm really curious what would happen. I mean, I've heard some epic organ reverberation in our church. Usually after Mass the organist pulls out all the stops and it sounds like a 17th century equivalent of this song.
Never underestimate a talented organist after the priest processes out.
“I guess you guys aren’t ready for that yet... but your kids are gonna love it.”
@@davegrenier1160 Bach would applaud, of course. He’s why we have the phrase “pull out all the stops” because organ builders feared Bach would come, pull out all the literal “stops” and cause the organ they’d just built to shake itself apart.
CASE: "Cooper, there is no point in using fuel..."
Cooper: "Just analyze the Endurance's spin."
Brand: "What are you doing?"
Cooper: "Docking."
CASE: "Endurace's rotation is 67 RPM."
Cooper: "Get ready to match up spin, retro thrust."
CASE: "It's not possible."
Cooper: "No, it's necessary."
68 rpm
gajustempus 67 68 RPM
Cooper says "Analyze Endurance's spin" on his first line, and CASE says "67, 68 rpm"
one of the best line in cinema history
67/68 RPM
*_Come on TARS..._*
Auzzy The Great Initiating spin
It's not possible, it's nescessary.
Got a burst of dopamine felt like a warm buzz of energy spreading through my brain and leading down my spine. Lastly raising hair as I get goosebumps all over my body. ❤ Interstellar ❤
Hope I get my own Tars when the singularity becomes a reality!
easy easy...
What the!!!! lol!! haha
the intensity was too much for that lady
I think she took the opportunity to waddle out of there with her own dramatic soundtrack.
she's docking the door
Funniest shit I read all day. Kid killed it
hahaha you make me laugh xD
lmfao
Anyone who can play the organ is an international treasure
Not only does it have more keys then a piano, there are more levers and buttons for different combinations of tones for different notes. Amazing performance!
Some people can't even differentiate between "than" and "then".
@@yamanmustafa7574 thies is a funny comment
Not to mention you also play with your feet lol bravo!
My grandma did !
hes probably a world touring organist now
Interstellar’s music never fails to give me chills. Every time I hear it I just get that overwhelming feeling of wonder and curiosity that I had while watching it.
@Jason McAllister 😧
It always makes my stomach like go funny and I feel so alone. But I love it
Agree, movie and music are moving. Love it
So no one is gonna mention he is fixed on an imaginary music sheets!!
noreavad it's easier to memorize then to read music
noreavad dude you got me cracking up hahaha
He has AR glasses.
I´m fixed on his NIKE tracksuit
well he's asian...who would expect less from this
Never have I wanted to learn to play the organ so bad.
runner5 just buy a church they come with one
That will take you 51 years
@@matteotivan3414 you don't look so bad for going 120.
It's actually easy, like a piano but with buttons and more keyboards, the only hard thing might be the keyboards on me opinion as a piano player
I have no experience with pianos/organs yet this song makes me want to play it so much more badly
This is why Hans Zimmer picked the organ.
Nolan did
It's actually Nolan.
It was more due to the control appearance of a spaceship. The control panel of a spaceship has many buttons and each does one thing, an equal organ.
@@ROBPEP19 yep for sure mate
2:10 That low organ.. is just.. epic.. its like monster breathing in a another galaxy. Like Hans Zimmer said, "its alive, its breathing."
the fucking power of that deepest organ below everything always gives me chills when it comes in at 2:02
2:10
Me too
WATCH YOUR DISGUSTING MOUTH
Our entire family stopped what we were doing, gathered, enjoyed. Our day has been enriched by your performance.
You have an Interstellar family.
Osama Bin Laden, it really means a lot coming from someone who knows what it’s like to get their mind blown.
@@osamabinladen824 I though your a gonner m8.where have u been
Evan Goodson LOL That’s hillarious
What a wholesome comment
I'm impressed dude is playing this by memory...
i can do it as well and i’m 13 lol...
@P E R S P E C T I V E don’t know how i can really prove it to you lol.
not just adults play piano/organ.
i have a keyboard, nothing professional, but i’ve been playing for a few years and I taught myself the main theme to interstellar.
i don’t know exactly every note of this exact piece, but it’s similar to the one i play, and if you play piano you know you can take all your knowledge on the chords and put them in different rhythms, patterns, and orders, it’s really not that hard.
Its not special to play a Song, even a difficult song by memory. You can even learn to play this Song on that exact instrument perfectly without even beeing able to play anything else on a keyboard.
The difficult part is to playing the Instrument so perfectly that you just can improvise every song you imagine or heared in the Radio 2 minutes ago.
@P E R S P E C T I V E I can confirm that it is indeed possible to play somewhat complex songs from memory. It just needs more and more practice the longer/more complex the song is. And when you're done there's no more pages to fall on the ground ;)
@P E R S P E C T I V E If you learn a piece you don't really play by "brain" memory. Its more like when you practiced it a lot, your fingers will develop muscle memory. Like typing for example. You don't type thinking about where every letter is, right? Your fingers just know where to press because you practiced it a lot. And this song isn`t all that complex so it probably takes like a few weeks to get good at it if you know what you`re doing. However, improvising and adding to a song spontaneously definitely takes more knowledge of the chords and being able to play a song by just hearing it will take many years to master.
1:57 The lady couldnt take the epicness
No. She was going turn on the thrusters.
Imagine she shouted 'Initiating spin'
Maybe she has been hearing all the practice it took to play this.
Ma'am, what are you doing?
Lady: Docking
@@SmellyBones Likely lmao
Interstellar's soundtrack is one of the best. The use of the pipe organ really gives a lot of feeling and depth to the music. Even Hans Zimmer said that they chose the pipe organ because it is as close to human as a musical instrument gets.
Been 5 years and I can't find anyone better or even equal to this lads performance!!! I keep coming back to this, after a good half hour of searching each time beforehand. Goosebumps every time
Anna Lapwood "midnight sessions" Live at the Royal Albert Hall.
grissini project is better
@@adon4629 it's one I've already checked out, and I don't agree. It wasn't a bad version by any means.
@@rayteale8883 first time I've heard her rendition, but it still doesn't do it for me like this lad did it. It was a good one though
@@pauls2876 👍👍
Imagine playing this while getting into bed.
Wife: What you doing!!
Me: Initiating docking mechanism.
Wife: Are you crazy? It's not possible.
Me: No, it's necessary.
😂👌
im dead!!! LOLOL!!!!!!
Would you spin while docking? Lol
Noor Afza it’s necessary. 😂🤣
Mission complete
Imagine one day you walk into a church and walk up to the play table of the organ, turn on the blowers and pull a few stops.
You have seen the movie interstellar and learned to play the music, so you feel like playing this music.
So you start to play... You get into the music, pull a few more stops so the music gets louder and louder!
You get deeper into the music and your soul takes over! You pull few more stops and play even more passionate!
Then slowly the end approaches, all the stops are out but the final notes are there to play. So the moment comes that you play the last note, you keep it for a few seconds and then let go. The music stops, but your soul is still up there between the stars, truly interstellar! Only then you know you made a great performance.
I heard several performances of this music and I must say that this is the first performance I hear that is really good in getting you there. Well done Eric!
I would die if the lady at the background gets up and scream "RETRO THRUSTERS"
This piece isn't just really hard to play....
*It's NECESSARY*
-Tars ,how much is your level of humor?
-Humor level %95
-Let's reduce it to 80% TARS...
"Knock Knock...."
You wanna go 60%?
Self destruct in 3.....2......1.....
I need 4 brains to move my both hands and feet together...This guy is so amazing, he plays it with so ease
Incredible performance and the soundtrack
Saif Ali Khan practice makes perfect
He's Asian...just kidding
@@tl275 i am falling for that little-hair joke of yours for the third time.
its a simple piece, like much of zimmers stuff. if he plays la campanella, im impressed ;)
It's actually a pretty simpler piece for masters.
I'm not one BTW.
What an instrument the organ is to be able to convey such mystery, yet at the same time the curiosity of mankind that enables us to reach beyond the unimaginable and to unlock secrets of the universe... Beautiful performance!
SeyiPlaysMusic was I the only one that thought this was ironic because he's in a church playing a song that got big because of a space and science movie???
Sean Delaney ahaha didn't think of it like that!
SeyiPlaysMusic here's a secret: its not what 'they' have told you. The propaganda runs deep and this song, rather than portraying the 'size' of the universe, I think portrays that we are stuck on this planet, governed by people that are hiding the biggest truth of all. God.
Grant Rogers Although I have not thought of it like that, it could very well be possible. It's quite interesting the constant mention of 'the aliens' who were able to set up the tesseract in order for Cooper to interact with his past. 'Aliens' who seem omnipresent and seem a lot more capable than human beings. Quite interesting how the film accommodates the idea of some higher power though.
Well, bear in mind that the organ used in the soundtrack was located in a church in London, and that Chris Nolan specifically wanted the film to have a feeling of "religiousity" as he explains here: ruclips.net/video/HtifWqsON1g/видео.htmlm45s
1:56
Lady: "Okay, I guess no religious music today..."
her waddles are nearly in time with the music
You would be surprised what kinds of religious organ music exists out there. There are more or equally brutal things next to this one. If you’re interested, check out Peter Eben’s organ prologue to The Labyrinth of the world and paradise of the heart
This song literally makes me tense up, tear up and feel like the fate of humanity is on my shoulders every time I hear it. Hanz Zimmer is a master of music and this guy played his piece perfectly
The Organ is truly magical, haunting in its vibration. You can almost feel the pulse of another Star far away crying out its eternal Song in light. Thanks for playing it for us!
This is just so poetic😁...thank you
" Cooper what are you doing ? "
"Docking"
"It's not possible"
*"No ! It's necessary"*
Necessary
Actually, it's:
"Endurance rotation is 67, 68 rpm."
"Ok, get ready to match our spin with the retro thrusters."
"It's not possible."
"No, it's necessary."
Love that part!
I keep coming back to this particular cover. The deepness and pure power of the bass after 2:00 is amazing. I wish the movie would have sounded like that.
Hand Zimmer just showed people that there is a great instrument that has to be appreciated.
More people than Zimmer have done so.
@@praestant8 I think he might be the first to use those particular melancholy chords on pipe organ, which conventional thought dictates would be more suitable for guitar or piano
This piece sounds really great when played on a piano, but the organ really does take it into another dimension. Nothing else comes close. Amazing performance!
He played an entire building to deliver this video to us. Legend
I watching this while i poop.. when im done my daughter already 90 years old.
Ardiansyah Bakar :/
That would be mountains my friend.
One hell of a dramatic poop.
Real men don't poop they shit.
Don't let me leave Murph
Filmoto it is very sad and powerfull scene
I get freaking goosebumps just reading that 😫😫
That was sad 😟
Cot damnttt
MUUUUUURRPH
To any and all who get this in their reccomend years later, I say hello to you!
hello from the 4th dimension 👋🏼
Hello hope 2023 is better 😬
Hello, God bless, Jesus loves you
Hello
Hi
Nothing beats the sheer epicness of an organ playing classic music.
The feels are insane.
I love all of Zimmer's music, but this is, for me, by far the best. Every time I hear it, it evokes memories of the film and of the deep impact it had on me, emotionally.
Same here.
I want this ability to read notes from invisible sheet of music too :((
You mean simply memorizing?
FryKis the sheet music would be sooo complicated that memorizing it would be easier.
muscle memory is a wonderful thing
Joshua Larsen muscle memory doesen't actually exist lol
cristopher cerasuoli I know this is a year late but wtf do u mean muscle memory doesn’t exist ofc it fkn does
Not sure how I got from Game of Thrones sung by cats to here, but I'm glad I did.
now i really want to search that
i was looking for got fan made videos 😐
Now u have to watch interstellar
Hahahah same
I got here from the GOT theme sung by goats. Think I'll check out the cats now.
Me to this lady : Please S T A Y
manu Man hahaha
DON'T GO
1:56
Don't let me leave murph!! 😭
Don’t let me leave Murph
The organ is a magnificent instrument, the sound is really fantastic, from another world...
She's like: "Ok shit got serious, I can't take that" 1:56
I am utterly speechless. I stopped everything I was doing just to watch & listen to you in awe and admiration. Awesome playing, I am stunned! So many congratulations, I don't know what more to say.
This is so SO much better than that other one that has 6 million views. COME ON TARS.
Indeed. Plus I think this organ has more lower notes compared to that one. Voom!
I love TARS so much. I know he's a minor character but his placement in the story says so much about humanity and human direction. A robot explaining to the main character how love might work as gravity does. He named this song.
I’m absolutely blown away. I’ve got goosebumps from listening to this organist’s cover. Just beautiful.
2 minutes in and I just realized this guy doesn't even have sheet music, he's playing from memory??!! He's on another level
I never thought this music could be played by one single person
Before Interstellar, I thought the organ was one of the most wacky instruments ever made. Now...
2 years later you now think the wackiest is the Hurdy Gurdy right?
It’s the most bad ass instruments 😂
Almost everything is good until you know how to actually use it
Try listening to the soundtrack of Davy Jones from the Pirates of the Caribbean.
Imagine they started building these in the Middle Ages! Perhaps the synthesizer of its days. Any one know who came up with it first?
It's impossible! No it's necessary
Aspencloud8 CSA not possible*
Copper, this is no time for caution.
Pengkun Zhang Cooper*
Aspencloud8 CSA come on TARS!!!
Aspencloud8 CSA most badass line ever.
This is the by far best cover of this song.
I get chills anytime I hear this song
Do you know how some places, a mall, a store, a public park will have a piano open for anybody to jump on and play and occasionally some musical guru will jump in and just start pounding out an epic song that gathers a crowd? We totally need to make this happen with organs and people who can play music from Interstellar!!!
I love the idea, hate the fact that organs require a lot of infrastructure since it's pipes and air, so a lot more complex than a piano.
Though if that was a thing... damn that'd be awesome
@@zikashauna4928 introducing the newest instrument of 2021, the MICRO ORGAN! 100% SAME SOUND WHILE 500% SMALLER!
@@Eradicator-jv9xr it'd still be the size of a mansion lol
@@zikashauna4928 I mean you could easily do this with a digital organ, good self contained ones can be bought for 15k or less and take up about as much space as a piano
I like how he included the intro as well.
Awesome performance which still gives me goosebumps every time I watch this ...
the absolute bass and deep sounds of the organ make me love the instrument so much.
"Your playing it without sheet? That's IMPOSSIBLE!"
"No, it's necessary"
this gave me chills, every, single, time.
How deep is that bass inside the church, because I have a feeling that you will feel it in your gutt haha. Awesome playing man!
depends how large the lowest pipe is. a 32 foot long pipe can generate a frequency down to ~16Hz, so bellow human hearing. Some say, churches used such deep tones to make people feel a little bit sick, so donations from people were higher. they belived god will make them healthy again if they contribute.
Oh wow! Thanks for your answer, It sounds very nice though.
flo richi that is a neat tidbit to know
This Charming Man Same, it seems quite weird. For me hearing the organ just makes me happy, as I love its sound.
My art history teacher and I think my physics teacher talked about that, and I think in the mythbuster episode with the brown note they talk about it too.
Deep down my spine I felt every bit of it. Was reliving the docking scene in my head- imagine if the same was in reality.
Recordings dont do justice to how absolutely freaking epic this instrument is
Not only is this guy busy being epic, he's playing this from memory too!
Now this is what you call a perfect cover.
The Interstellar sound track was actually played on an awesome pipe organ and this was the most amazing video!! I am an organist and loved it!!
I unleashed every speaker in my house to listen to this piece, I was not disappointed
Обожаю эту музыку в сочетании с органом,это просто чудо человечества для ушей)
I'm learning this peice, so I know just how hard it is to play. And this guy is playing most of the melody with his left hand which is just absolutely insane to me. I have mad respect for this guy.
I love the pipe organ. Such a magnificent instrument. I just wonder how they thought of and invented it. Magnificent I say! I love music.
So basically the pan flute but much bigger and can be played with keys.
@@TimSlee1 Not quite
I can't thank you enough for not holding back on the 32' towards the end.
hans zimmer is a genius
2:35-3:42 I've never held my breath for so long in years. Those notes really hit me in the darkness of the light
Eric, I keep coming back to this video a couple times every year.
You did this so incredibly well. I am so amazed and thankfull.
🙏🙏🙏💫🧡
*hanz zimmer wants to know your location*
:)
send him to me please.
Wow the organ takes this to another level of intensity, amazing cover dude!!!
Mike V You know tho the original is an organ too. Hans Zimmer based the Interstellar soundtracks on an organ.
How anyone can walk out of that room while this masterpiece is being played is beyond me! Hans Zimmer...you are a God!
Interstellar is my all time favorite and the soundtrack is second to none imo
Goosebumps. Every single time.
Amazing job!!! This deserves a lot of views!!
IN the end, I felt as if he would now take off with this organ into the SPACE
"Father, is it ok to play this film music to attract people to our church?"
"It's not ok, it's necessary my son"
This is 2022 and this still gives me goosebumps. Hope you’re still around man.
I STILL come back to this DAILY
Выше всяких похвал!!! 👍👏👏👏
All these people walking around like this kid isn’t absolutely killing it
Fratelli Ruffatti 1971. One of the firm's best. And the right pilot at the controls!
Wirklich gut, der Junge, wirklich gut.... Manche sind mit Talenten gesegnet, daß macht mich sprachlos...
Tutti concentrati sulla complessità nell'esecuzione di questa Opera D'Arte, ma Zimmer l'ha composta!!! Ecco hai appena scoperto cosa vuol dire essere un Genio.
Mind blowing music , daily I hear your music , your fan from India 🇮🇳
Who needs sheet music when you have an IQ of 2000?
One of my biggest regret is not seeing this movie in theaters.
Keep coming back to listen to this cuz it’s so good
OMFG! I can't believe that woman in the background just got up and waddled off half way through one of the most awsome renditions of No Time For Caution! I would have been glued to the bench for sure....wish I could have been there to experience it.