This movie has claimed the spot to have one of my all time favorite movie soundtracks. Each track had me in complete awe; melting in my seat in the theater. While I don’t think anything can quite meet the same emotion of the instrumentation used in the original soundtrack, you guys captured it remarkably well in this piano arrangement. It almost brings a different feel to the piece that is unique to the instrument. Still sends chills down my spine. Brilliant work!
discovering the music of this movie and knowing that it's made by ludvig goransson really motivated me to go and experience it in theatres so I'm going next week and I'm so hyped, your comment made me even more hyped
the incredible thing about oppenheimer’s soundtrack is that all songs are both abstract without a clear melody, yet concrete with a specific, powerful emotion each piece is attempting to push. Can You Hear The Music pushes the feeling of awe, power, and wonder in a way I have never heard before…
@@THEBOSS47MLG You can hear the melody, yes, but my point more is that it is abstracted. The melody is essentially just a bunch of glorified arpeggios scales. It's not specific. Compare this to the melodies of John Williams, who makes incredibly specific melodies, and this is where the piece's power comes from. You can hum Hedwig's Theme, but that's a tad more difficult for Can You Hear the Music. This song finds it's power more in dynamics, speed, etc. idk why im responding to a comment i made 9 months ago, ig i just really like this song. and this comment isn't even on the original song... :0
I love how this is supposed to sound hopeful and wonderous as it represents all the thoughts inside of Oppenheimer at the beginning of the movie where all he thinks of is theory and the fabric of the universe. At the end of the movie "Destroyer of Worlds" plays and has a similar theme to this but its much darker and ends almost in a sour note because all he thinks of now is the end of the world he helped create.
god i love this song, it’s tempo and time signature changes are insane and you captured it immaculatelyc even the really nailed the instrumentation, hope there’s a possible version coming :)
@Whitestoneshiresauce Definitely most of it is in 3/4. I'll have to check my transcript to see if changes from 3/4 to 4/4. If so, I'll correct my original comment.
Only the best percussionists can keep time with this piece. Truly a masterpiece, and reminds me of great tracks by hans zimmer because of the way polyrhythms are used. I fell in love with this piece instantly.
@@Alex-02Lookin back on this post, I think I was talking about the polyrhytmic attitudes the compser had with the changes of intervals in the notes; when they chaned from 3 to 4 reminded me of a 3:4 polyrhytm
@@nanobugs933 Polyrhythms need to be simultaneous but now I understand what you mean so fair enough. Also, the relationship between the tempo switches in the melody is not actually 3:4. In fact, the tempos are totally unrelated and quite arbitrary. If anyone’s interested to learn about this check out this video by Charles Cornel and skip to 8 minutes in. It doesn’t let me post links so here’s a search term: “Charles Cornell Oppenheimer”
Out of all the movies I've seen: the movie, the soundtrack/score, and the sound were unremarkably….incredible! I saw it in theaters almost one week ago.
This fills me with a sense of dread due to the scene of the bomb and the potential of a new world just after this event. The way it gets faster, too.. Even though it sounds rather ""happy"", (or hopeful) there's that obvious sense of impending SOMETHING. I love this soundtrack so much. Day 69 of asking for "Toroko's Theme" from "Cave Story"
Did you actually learn that by ear from the original track lol? That’s some next level by ear playing if so, this was absolutely incredible to watch and listen to, and so accurate.
This song made me feel anxious. I wanted to give everything. I felt like a physicist, it was amazing, i never felt something like that. I saw every possiblity oppenheimer had. I was oppenheimer. This movie had a soundtrack that put you in oppenheimer's shoes. We didn't know how but i felt like a bomb threw me out to space, in space i would feel exited, anxious, devastated, inspired, smart. I felt like a complicated person that was brilliant and that wanted to give the best of himself.
Every part of this movie really put into perspective the impact the splitting of the atom, the Atomic bomb, J Robert Oppenheimer himself, had on the world and the effects they play on our world today.
“When I came to you with those calculations, we thought we might start a chain reaction that would destroy the entire world...” “I remember it well. What of it?” “I believe we did”
that must not have been easy to transcribe, very well done Also love the thermal radiation colours of the notes, from red, all the way to the deep blue of extreme temperatures
Pieces like these are why music is everything in a movie. SMB, may i request "Daredevil" from Ace Combat 7? Have yet to see you take a venture into ace combat. All of it's music is good, so there is no shortage of songs to choose from.
Absolutely loved your cover . I have a request can you guys make a realistic version of this which can i learn to play cause this cover is the best i have heard on the entire youtube
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This movie has claimed the spot to have one of my all time favorite movie soundtracks. Each track had me in complete awe; melting in my seat in the theater. While I don’t think anything can quite meet the same emotion of the instrumentation used in the original soundtrack, you guys captured it remarkably well in this piano arrangement. It almost brings a different feel to the piece that is unique to the instrument. Still sends chills down my spine. Brilliant work!
No surprise, the Manhattan project has the loudest percussion.
Yea my favorite was the deafening sound of the trinity test, truly one of the soundtracks of all time
If you think this soundtrack is a masterpiece you should check out the Inception and Interstellar soundtrack also
@@smellysmellthatsmellsi think its better than both of those
discovering the music of this movie and knowing that it's made by ludvig goransson really motivated me to go and experience it in theatres so I'm going next week and I'm so hyped, your comment made me even more hyped
the incredible thing about oppenheimer’s soundtrack is that all songs are both abstract without a clear melody, yet concrete with a specific, powerful emotion each piece is attempting to push. Can You Hear The Music pushes the feeling of awe, power, and wonder in a way I have never heard before…
This is actually very well said.
that is how original soundtracks are designed in general. They are made to fit the scene rather than being songs in their own right
its paradoxical, yet it works
The melody is very clear in this piece lol
@@THEBOSS47MLG You can hear the melody, yes, but my point more is that it is abstracted. The melody is essentially just a bunch of glorified arpeggios scales. It's not specific. Compare this to the melodies of John Williams, who makes incredibly specific melodies, and this is where the piece's power comes from. You can hum Hedwig's Theme, but that's a tad more difficult for Can You Hear the Music. This song finds it's power more in dynamics, speed, etc.
idk why im responding to a comment i made 9 months ago, ig i just really like this song. and this comment isn't even on the original song... :0
I love how this is supposed to sound hopeful and wonderous as it represents all the thoughts inside of Oppenheimer at the beginning of the movie where all he thinks of is theory and the fabric of the universe. At the end of the movie "Destroyer of Worlds" plays and has a similar theme to this but its much darker and ends almost in a sour note because all he thinks of now is the end of the world he helped create.
Well said
god i love this song, it’s tempo and time signature changes are insane and you captured it immaculatelyc even the really nailed the instrumentation, hope there’s a possible version coming :)
No signature changes (all in 3/4), but the tempo changes are awesome.
@@laurentfabron It's actually in 4/4 (or at least part of it), you can see the conductor conducting it in 4/4 in a behind the scenes video!
@Whitestoneshiresauce Definitely most of it is in 3/4. I'll have to check my transcript to see if changes from 3/4 to 4/4. If so, I'll correct my original comment.
its all in 4/4 even tho the pattern seems to be in 3/4 but 8th notes, the patter overlaps, so it goes like 123412, 341234 and so on
@@laurentfabron
@@laurentfabron1:07 sounds like 4/4
The tone of this song is: “The Beauty of Success, but at what cost?”
Only the best percussionists can keep time with this piece. Truly a masterpiece, and reminds me of great tracks by hans zimmer because of the way polyrhythms are used. I fell in love with this piece instantly.
Where are the polyrhythms?
@@Alex-02Lookin back on this post, I think I was talking about the polyrhytmic attitudes the compser had with the changes of intervals in the notes; when they chaned from 3 to 4 reminded me of a 3:4 polyrhytm
@@nanobugs933 Polyrhythms need to be simultaneous but now I understand what you mean so fair enough.
Also, the relationship between the tempo switches in the melody is not actually 3:4. In fact, the tempos are totally unrelated and quite arbitrary. If anyone’s interested to learn about this check out this video by Charles Cornel and skip to 8 minutes in.
It doesn’t let me post links so here’s a search term: “Charles Cornell Oppenheimer”
Out of all the movies I've seen: the movie, the soundtrack/score, and the sound were unremarkably….incredible! I saw it in theaters almost one week ago.
It’s all not alo.
I love the part when he says
“It’s oppen time” and launches the test bomb.
Launches?
I love the part where he says "I'm oppenheimer" and Oppenheimer'd the whole desert
such an original comment
This is extremely well put, still amazed at how you guys do it! Amazing cover as always, love the smb team!
This fills me with a sense of dread due to the scene of the bomb and the potential of a new world just after this event. The way it gets faster, too.. Even though it sounds rather ""happy"", (or hopeful) there's that obvious sense of impending SOMETHING. I love this soundtrack so much.
Day 69 of asking for "Toroko's Theme" from "Cave Story"
Day 69 of asking you to stop the 🧢
@@-petrichor-7263 Which 🧢🧢do you refer to?
@@the_broom There is no way it's actually been day 69.
@@-petrichor-7263 It indeed was the 69th day that I had started my request journey. Trust.
@@the_broom Proof?
I almost cried in the movie theater listening to this piece with stunning visuals to accompany it
Someone could get many pianists together in one only live concert to throw this masterpiece
I can play the red part
Did you actually learn that by ear from the original track lol? That’s some next level by ear playing if so, this was absolutely incredible to watch and listen to, and so accurate.
When i loop this song, i feel it's like the 2 faces of the coin, the birth and the death, it's beautiful
As a pianist and a Oppenheimer lover, I both enjoy this song and convincing myself to play it on piano just like you did it on the video.
“If you can play it slow you can play it fast”
Saw Oppenheimer in theaters and it was incredible
What another masterpiece from SMB! I was impressed by the way you expressed the sound of the orchestra into the piano with a great sound editing!
This song made me feel anxious. I wanted to give everything. I felt like a physicist, it was amazing, i never felt something like that. I saw every possiblity oppenheimer had. I was oppenheimer. This movie had a soundtrack that put you in oppenheimer's shoes. We didn't know how but i felt like a bomb threw me out to space, in space i would feel exited, anxious, devastated, inspired, smart. I felt like a complicated person that was brilliant and that wanted to give the best of himself.
By far the best arrangement of this ....even tho it's impossible to play. But one could break it down and it would still sound better
this is literally magnificent
Every part of this movie really put into perspective the impact the splitting of the atom, the Atomic bomb, J Robert Oppenheimer himself, had on the world and the effects they play on our world today.
"Algebra is like sheet music. The important thing isn't can you read music, it's can you hear it." - Niels Bohr
"haha it can't be impossible"
"ok well maybe if you just play like half the notes with the right hand"
"ok yeah that's definitely impossible."
I love when Ludwig works with Chris, he always lvls up to be even more amazing than he was
Can you make a playable version of this!
As a person from Chernobyl I have no idea what you are talking about.
still make it hard tho!
Now we can be GODS of pianos because of this impossible piano
Now I am become impossible piano tutorial. The destroyer of fingers.
Love from INDIA..
REALLY THIS MELODY IS AWESOME..
AND EXACT.
Thank you ❤
This music makes the piano on fire because how legendary this is
It blew me away in the cinema.
I love the way it intensify
0:34 is amazing
the important part of sheet music isn't about reading music it is about hearing it
learning to play this from the video!
Ludwig didn't miss 🔥🔥🔥
1:36 ✋🤚 Not Enough 🙏
Love this movie and this music
wonderful wonderful wonderful
-peter drury
best cover on yt of imo the best movie ever made
Thanks for sharing this basic version!
*Nailed It*
Feels as smooth and chaotic as water
Already hyped for the beat saber & Osu version of this!
🔥
You won. This is the best version so far. Congratulations!
This should be made into a two piano piece, so this masterpiece can be played.
“When I came to you with those calculations, we thought we might start a chain reaction that would destroy the entire world...”
“I remember it well. What of it?”
“I believe we did”
this would be an insane duet song
The music feels like a fractal forming as iterations pile up to infinity… always getting faster…
This is such a cool song
Oppenhimer is an great movie im glad you made it🎉
Despite the amount of notes which usually would make most music unhearable , yes, yes I can, I Can Hear The Music.
that must not have been easy to transcribe, very well done
Also love the thermal radiation colours of the notes, from red, all the way to the deep blue of extreme temperatures
cuando por fin entiendes la tarea de matemática suena esta música
This fr made me enter in a trance wtf...
magnifico, lo senti en mi espina dorsal
I’ve never heard music that I could feel like this
I can feel the wave
Greatest Movie Ever Made!!!!
In all honesty, on piano, this sounds like something Chopin would compose.
light work
YESSSSSS I loved this song I was hoping sheet music boss would cover it
Your best one yet!!!!
the official soundtrack for all physicists
Rok Nardin never disappoints
You have kept all the tunes of it in one piano which sounds amazing 😢
Coming back here after Oppenheimer being nominated for best soundtrack
wow ❤❤
I'm scared that one day these guys will make covers that people can play.
I played this video with the original track together and holy crap it was perfect!
It was bombastic
Can’t wait for the playable one
"Now I am become pianist, the destroyer of keys"
Yeah, I can hear, but it is not organized, so that's why I love that song!!!
(It is not common)
Really cool I learned to play it in 20 min awesome
woah
Behold, the power of Lydian.
crazy, i can see the scenes in the back of my mind
Only Ambasing could acheive such grateness.
Please Married Life from up🥺🥺🥺🎹
Pieces like these are why music is everything in a movie.
SMB, may i request "Daredevil" from Ace Combat 7? Have yet to see you take a venture into ace combat. All of it's music is good, so there is no shortage of songs to choose from.
thank you so much
Rush E, you have a rival.
I'm pumped for the eventual Nothing Compares 2 U video I know youre getting ready for us. 👀
*Piano explodes*
Absolutely loved your cover . I have a request can you guys make a realistic version of this which can i learn to play cause this cover is the best i have heard on the entire youtube
Amazing
God, imagine destroyer of worlds done like this.
I can hear music just as well as i feel my heart
You’d need at least two people playing on two pianos if someone decided they actually wanted to play this
Banger
literally
@@SheetMusicBoss right? Lol
notice how the blue nots cut in half every tempo change just like a nuclear fission
How do we not have "I'm Just Ken" yet?
Eu não consigo ouvir sem chorar
I am become death, the destroyer of pianos.
wow this impossible piano remix sounds so goooood!
do the Pikmin 4 title theme!! I think that will sound really good
00:40 or 00:28
"Now I have become PIANIST, Destroyer of keys"
Do i need ti explain it?
The musik is actually good.
Only true chads can do this.
We need a golden opportunity.
For this song to be..
Top 1 :)
Now we want rush Oppeneimer
Request: The Sprout Sharing Show Theme - Piano Tutorial