Hans Zimmer LIVE - Interstellar Docking Scene (No Time for Caution) (535 Winners Series)

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Hans Zimmer LIVE - Interstellar Docking Scene (No Time for Caution) (535 Winners Series)
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[@jwozniak1]

If Hans Zimmer wrote a track for peace in the Middle East, it would probably work. Genius. Legend.

[@nataliepronicheva]

Я уже наверно миллион раз смотрела этот фильм 😆Обожаю

[@IamSammy1]

Fil, now go watch the movie!

[@derbydriver]

Music is a MAJOR part of the experience of this film. Hans Zimmer chose the organ for reasons related to the story. If you think the music in this scene is a key piece, you absolutely need to watch the entire movie.

[@FrankWarnerWords]

Fil, yes, mad, Such a build, real kick to the solar plexus.
#QcumberSquad #HanzZimmer - Fil, I'm off back to the study.

[@csnyder23]

That final chord.

[@rosareis8191]

I recommend you read the story behind the creation of the soundtrack and Christopher Nolan's film itself. Very interesting how the work is done

[@pablahernandez9104]

Como sería Zimmer y Dimash, trabajando juntos? Grandioso.

[@MrTombre]

=)

[@badhairday_247]

Go react to the movie. It’s a masterpiece.

[@eren.dogan7]

Legendary cinematic scene with music. One of the best.
But I recommend you to watch or listen Koyaanisqatsi (Documentary 1982 - its tell the story of earth and humanity somehow, like life out of balance) no dialogue but all epic music with mastermind musican Phlipp Glass. Hans Zimmer's choice for interstellar's instruments(organs and etc.) and music is kind of derrivative from this documents origianl scores i think.
let me show two clip edited this scene with phlip glass music.
greetings from Turkey.
ruclips.net/video/rEAPeDKUTLo/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/wjwqpq4RYjk/видео.html

[@conspiratorsaredumb]

He's the greatest that ever lived I'm with u man