This. This is what it sounds like when an instrument cries and I am crying with it. Hans Zimmer is a musical genius. I can't wait for his tour in September.
- I'm no longer afraid, Usul. I see what you see, when you hold me, thus. - What do you see? - I see us giving love to each other, in a time of quiet, between storms.
I think Hans Zimmer will go down as THEE best Film Score Producer of all time!!! Now, I know that's a mighty bold statement.. but him and his team (musicians and sound engineers alike) have built their own instruments to think 'out of the box' in the realm of what we perceive as "Classical" or "Cinematic" and I cannot wait to hear what he does next! If he doesn't win awards for this, then it's rigged!!!!
@@SamuraiSameer no way has John Williams written more stunning music than HZ. Classics, yes, but in truth it's just fairly standard classical pieces. Not innovative in any way, shape or form. I find Williams very overrated as a film composer.
I am so happy it was confirmed to be a duduk instrument! Duduk creates such beautifully sad but emotional tunes, like a mediterranean/middle eastern lament song. Instead of wailing vocals, the duduk does similar 🥲 Beautiful I remember that song Prelude by Yannis, it's very beautiful the duduk
The instrument in the intro is electric upright bass, didn't know it, was here to find out, after reverse image search, I found it, the sound it makes is epic
saw Hans in Chicago. Before this song he talked about this instrument (dont remember the name), and said it was almost impossible for anyone to play. That it was able to be achieved this song with Pedro is unbelievable.
@@KGisthenameman yeah he's from Caracas Venezuela,but he's living in USA I think since the 90s,there's some videos in RUclips of him taking about his life and experiences
@@mrrrmrrr4628 Prove it. Show the source. Funny Zimmer who created the music says he used armenian Duduk in an interview, yet some dumass on internet think he knows better. Also show the source how Balaban is the original. UNESCO literally recognizes Duduk as the original from several thousand years ago. Azerbaijan was not or a turkey were not even a thing at this time.
@@mrrrmrrr4628 Show the source outdating the evidence that is recognized internationally. Funny when Hans Zimmer gave interview about Dune 2 calls it duduk. But some dumass on internet knows better.
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This. This song alone is why Hans Zimmer will forever be the king of movie soundtracks.
Imo he is the new king, he has taken the throne from John Williams.
Ludwig Göransson hot on his heels, though!
True @@GamecockSean
@@Zam_from_NerdTubethey are both kings. Just different styles of music
👑 @audiomachine Are another King from another Kingdom!! ♥️ I love this music!! 💯 Make me relax, imagine, sleep better, create!! ♥️💕
This. This is what it sounds like when an instrument cries and I am crying with it. Hans Zimmer is a musical genius. I can't wait for his tour in September.
Indeed
Que sensación más hermosa ❤
Pedro Eustache is a legend
wow he is good.
To have heard this live in London recently was incredible, goosebumps and tears...
Heard in Stockholm last night ,, same feelings . Cried like a baby 😊
I was in Berlin 20.10... it was awesome.
- I'm no longer afraid, Usul. I see what you see, when you hold me, thus.
- What do you see?
- I see us giving love to each other, in a time of quiet, between storms.
Channi was so much better in the books.
I think Hans Zimmer will go down as THEE best Film Score Producer of all time!!! Now, I know that's a mighty bold statement.. but him and his team (musicians and sound engineers alike) have built their own instruments to think 'out of the box' in the realm of what we perceive as "Classical" or "Cinematic" and I cannot wait to hear what he does next! If he doesn't win awards for this, then it's rigged!!!!
John Williams?
Morricone
@@SamuraiSameer no way has John Williams written more stunning music than HZ. Classics, yes, but in truth it's just fairly standard classical pieces. Not innovative in any way, shape or form. I find Williams very overrated as a film composer.
Hans Zimmer is definitely not the first composer to invent new instruments for his work.
@@jealius4340 I didn't say he was
Holly sh!t. I would cry like a baby! What a beautiful concert 🤩
Just saw this performed live in Fort Worth Texas! So epic.
It's great that the Dune soundtrack is also played in this year's tour.... I am so looking forward to november in Basel
Wow..sounds so beautiful. I could listen to this all day.
its spice for the soul...
True. Absolutely beautiful.
I do
Woow the duduk is taking me my socls off what a beautiful piece of art .
I am so happy it was confirmed to be a duduk instrument!
Duduk creates such beautifully sad but emotional tunes, like a mediterranean/middle eastern lament song.
Instead of wailing vocals, the duduk does similar 🥲
Beautiful
I remember that song Prelude by Yannis, it's very beautiful the duduk
I believe it is the same Duduk player as in the Yanni Prelude clip.
He has aged a bit & no bears here
An amazing sound
i saw this live, it was amazing
A true masterpiece
Ever get the chance to experience Hans Zimmer live, for the love of God do that
Duduk is amazing. Respect Armenians🇦🇲
Lead them to paradise
He’s getting me there.
Grande Pedro!🙌
настолько круто , что ах!!! всю жизнь буду слушать !
Another master performance from Pedro Eustache playing his Duduk. From likes of Yanni to Hans Zimmer, never fails to impress. Bravo!
The instrument in the intro is electric upright bass, didn't know it, was here to find out, after reverse image search, I found it, the sound it makes is epic
Beautiful
Musical Perfection!!!
saw Hans in Chicago. Before this song he talked about this instrument (dont remember the name), and said it was almost impossible for anyone to play. That it was able to be achieved this song with Pedro is unbelievable.
This is amazing!
It looks pretty painful for Pedro to play this scene! But still a masterpiece! 2:22
I hope Hans will play this song in his tour next year 😭
Hans Z is back with this one
Stunning
Ваууу,восзитительно❤
The world has made changes for us...
"...then I will do what must be done" 😔
Amazing
Tell me about the waters of your homeworld, Usul.
Anybody think they're gonna release this concert on itunes or spotify?
When you know is best 5 minutes in 24h
Does anybody know in which key is the duduk made?
A
Pedro eustache 😳
The insyncness if ever a word
Cosmically,Armenian Duduk 🇦🇲♥️
❤❤❤❤
what instrument is he playin 🎶 🎵
Duduk
☺️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Ah yes the Colombian who also worked with Yanni. A great duduk player.
Pedro Eustache (and his "domesticated" Duduk 🫡😅)
He's from Venezuela
@RJMMXTREME is he really? I remember Yanni saying Colombia, but I suppose I may remember incorectly.
@@KGisthenameman yeah he's from Caracas Venezuela,but he's living in USA I think since the 90s,there's some videos in RUclips of him taking about his life and experiences
@@RJMMXTREME gotchya thanks
❤👍♥️👍
😍😍😍😍😍😍
Balaban is the national music instrument of Azerbaijan ❤ and it sounds just wonderful
And Iran too
lol its not. Its a copy variant from Duduk. Pedro himself even mentioned many times what he plays and its not called Balaban.
@@Stockfish1511 incontrary. The original is Balaban . Duduk is sth from balaban
@@mrrrmrrr4628 Prove it. Show the source. Funny Zimmer who created the music says he used armenian Duduk in an interview, yet some dumass on internet think he knows better. Also show the source how Balaban is the original. UNESCO literally recognizes Duduk as the original from several thousand years ago. Azerbaijan was not or a turkey were not even a thing at this time.
@@mrrrmrrr4628 Show the source outdating the evidence that is recognized internationally. Funny when Hans Zimmer gave interview about Dune 2 calls it duduk. But some dumass on internet knows better.
why the playback
EUSTACHE YEAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
I wish it was Arrival or the Harkonnen Arena but ok
Thos tracks are made mainly with synths, not real instruments that can be played by an orchestra