My God! This is a f**king delicacy! As poor as I am, I'd gladly pay a $1000 to be there in this room to listen to this. Talking about soul-elevating? Well There you go.
I must of watched this 1000+ times on the At Worlds End special edition dvd growing up. Hans Zimmer is such a massive influence on me. This live performance was ingrained in my brain as a teen, and has driven me to wanna write film/tv/video game scores. Thank you, Hans.
Hans Zimmer is a musical genius. You can tell that the Orchestra loves playing his songs if you look at their faces. I wished that he would have composed the music for the last two Harry Potter films.
gotta love how this orchestra displays what men and women can achieve when they all agree to be a collective! i cant help the tear in the corner of my eye when i listen to this
I know you guys are all in love with Zimmer or the violinist but i came here for the horn 4:35 So much volume (of course there are a couple but still) and no expression on her face. I remembered this video for years specifically because of that....followed of course by some asshate farting through his instrument at 4:39
NO OTHER MOVIE SCORE HITS MY EMOTIONAL STRINGS AS POTC 3 SCORE. TEARS ARE ABOUND AND SUFFICIENT. I can listen to the score with my eyes closed and tell each scene as it's played. Genius and a masterpiece.
AMAZING!! I can't imagine how 19 people could dislike this! Hans Zimmer is the best film composer of all time, in my opinion. The Gladiator Soundtrack is unbelievable!!
Can you believe how the ones who are playing feels when they hear what they are doing all together, such a beautiful song, it is sort of a trans. You have the chills? Imagine the players
That would be Hans Zimmer playing the guitar. In At World's End, when Jack, Barbossa, and Swann meet Jones, Will, and Beckett on the deserted island, you can hear Zimmer's electric guitar riff in the music. The actual song on the soundtrack is "Parlay." When Zimmer re-did "The Black Pearl" theme music, he added in the guitar.
Ryan McNeilly I think you will find Terji is talking about the guitarist who just seems to be swinging around in the middle (not Zimmer) who appears to literally be playing constantly even when the texture goes down to basically nothing, and still I can't hear any guitar - its almost like a "who can spot the celebrity guest who isn't actually doing anything" scenario. I may be wrong, but unless my ears and eyes deceive me, it just looks and sounds like he's doing nothing at all. In regards to "adding the guitar to the black pearl theme music" - that is simply inaccurate. You're right that it is "Parlay" - However...firstly, it's in fact Gore Verbinski the director who physically played the guitar heard on this track (their budget was running low so Zimmer simply used Verbinski for this) - Secondly, this motif/riff is based on the 'New Love Suite', which was written specifically for 'At World's End' as the main recurring theme within the movie - in other words, it has nothing to do with 'The Black Pearl' at all - the guitar riff heard is derivative of the leitmotif for the 'New Love Suite' and is there to give the scene a truly Western feel. Listen to the falling harmonica notes in 'Parlay' - compare these to the almost identical falling harmonica notes heard in the final duel from "Once upon a time in the West' (Music composed by Ennio Morricone) - Morricone is one of Zimmer's main influences, and it is a homage to him. I found that really fascinating how similar they are! Enjoy!
You can clearly hear the little scratching noise coming from the guitar player after 02:12 ... It's just another sound to enrich the background. You might not always hear individual sounds of instruments but the fact that they are still playing at the background what makes the music so damn rich...
Harrison King I think he's intentionally scraping the strings to mick the ticking sound from the music box in the movie. He's constantly scraping and it's in time and he may as well play the right cords to color the sound too. At least I hope that's what he's doing. Also, sorry for three weeks old commenting.
As much as i love Zimmer's works, i have to say its obviously not a live performance, only a few member of the orchestra can not possibly reach that sound, and this guitar playing, cmon he should have been the one who conducts or shit :D Ok maybe a few parts are live, but theres a massive playback in the background, sadly : (
Konyigery Only the guitar... but the rest aren't playing. Plus the guitarist ( not hans zimmer) isn't doing anything but strumming without volume to add "noise" he isn't actually playing along the song.
Best Metal I'm sure the people you see are actually playing, but they're definitely doing so over pre-recorded backing music, since what you hear is obviously played by a full orchestra and there's only a single euphonium and trombone in the lot... not to mention there's no conductor. :3 Idk sometimes you just don't want the nightmare of having to deal with a 100-piece orchestra, and this still sounds wonderful.
Hat's off Such an amazing orchestra and my favourite movie :) But I don't know y 28 people disliked this WHY JUST Y I HIS WANT TO KNOW..and thank u for uplodind this music :D
Que arte!!! Tantos instrumentos, tantas personas y que todo se una para poder crear está obra...es simplemente hermoso😍😍 que cantidad de emociones puede llegar a generar Hans Zimmer
Ahh it's so good to see this video's still around. Throws me back to a decade ago when I would just sit in my room early in the morning listening to this on repeat :D
999k views, so very close! Also, listening to this with an earbud in my left ear and crappy mall music being ignored in the right ear truly tells me that we favor beautiful music when there’s a side-by-side comparison.
I redid the last scene of At World's End using the "marry me" track , the timing of the boat disappearing is better imo - check it out: ua-cam.com/video/KopcQrHxHZA/v-deo.html
Después de haberlo visto y oído ,tengo un gran problema : !!! NO QUIERO ESCUCHAR OTRA MÚSICA !!! Afther heard and saw them, i have a big problem :!!!I I DON'T WANT TO LISTEN OTHER MUSIC !!! AWESOME!!!!!!! Hans Zimmer and musicians are excellent . Gracias from Argentine
Um, the guy above just called him a modern day Mozart / Beethoven, not realising exactly how genius those two were. Hans Zimmer is not nearly on their level, despite how good he is. I really do admire his music and I think he can create some of the most stirring music in the modern music world, but I myself am a composer so I have very high standards. Considering this, he still rates highly on my scale. He's just not in very top circle.
Wonder what keyboard Hans is playing on- maybe he's using alot of sampled instruments/samplers or something, the decorative thing over the keyboard is hiding something, what do you think?
Eu me arrepio quando escuto as trilhas do filme Piratas do Caribe. Hans Zimmer é um genio! Fico sem palavras pra descrever o talento desse grande compositor.
@outlanderfrog That honestly sucks. I went back and watched the video and realized what I thought was a crack under the stage was the rest of the orchestra, but no it's water. I miss full orchestra performances. Especially for something like this. It would have been fantastic to hear. But some people had to create the music in order to prep for the event. I'm glad they're all not electronic sounding pieces of crap. Real music with real instruments are better.
@tere538 Hm, really? I tried listening to them 3 times. None really make me feel as much as this actually. Yes, i agree that it fit the movie, BUT! i do not even think the movie is good actually. It's just an average movie compared to POTC2 & POTC3. Or maybe it's just my expectation is too high for POTC4. But oh well I think POTC4 goes mostly for creepy and eerie feel. Not mt taste i guess? I like something exciting where music feeling goes like a rollar coaster. Something me feel 'climax'. Lol.
@tennispro135 His music is good, but I just can't give all that much credit to a man who, yes, comes up with the medoly, progression, etc, but then hands that off to someone else to do the actual ORCHESTRATION, and then takes all the credit. He doesn't know anything about an actual orchestra. His music is very good, yes. But compared to people like John Williams, who writes all the parts, conducts, etc...Well.
@Be7oxky Then please explain to me what happens at 2:20 where the cello's have their repeating part, and they stop playing, but somehow their music keeps going. This is recorded, they may be playing along, but a music track is running for what the audience hears. There may be cello's behind the stage where no one can see them, which highly unlikely, because they would be way off from just trying to listen, without a conductor.
i like this version more, i enjoy seeing this musicans doing what they want to do - making great music - and because this one has more "essence" you can here this intruments more clear, ot like in movie-album version - thast was cleared by computer, etc..and "fogged", if they would use so clear sound of instruments in movie you would concentrate more on soundtrack than whole video
Somehow I just started to laugh when I checked the latest comments on the page.. It`s kind of funny to watch people, who don`t even know the notes, to argue about this kind of stuff, either jealous or stupid, don`t care, I just personally want to enjoy the music, because obviously it isn`t any of your`s sorry asses who composed this theme, so I`m completely fine that it`s under Zimmers name untill somebody can really prove that it shouldn`t be. Just enjoy this masterpiece, tha`ts what I do.
You are proving your own point perfectly. Perhaps before you comment on someone else's level of education, you should go back to school yourself. Any third grader can tell you that "your rather uneducated" is improper English, and immediately discredits any remarks that follow. The correct word to use is "you're rather uneducated", which translates to "you are rather uneducated".
And to all those who can't stop comparing Hans Zimmer to John Williams (or other film composers): Both of them compose excellent music, they have just completely different styles. For example, I think that Howard Shore is probably the guy for atmospherical compositions, John Williams is good at subtle things and Hans Zimmer is the master of emotions. But that's just my opinion. Whatever your prefer, I'm glad for all this beautiful music these guys have brought to the world. Thank you, really.
If there's one guy I'd ever like to meet it's Hans Zimmer. I absolutely adore him, and the fact that he's German like me makes it even better (just kidding ;) ). Seriously, who cares if he reuses his themes? That's one of the things I particularly enjoy about his work. For example the love theme in PotC3: depending on the situation it stands for desire, for desperation, for joy or for sorrow. Absolutely incredible.
@koixfish It is unfortunate. I love live music too. That's just how Hans likes to work however. He's not classically trained, and rumor has it he can't even read music. So the fact that he creates such good scores at all is amazing! That said, there is a possibility there were more musicians hidden, it is a large island with an underground, but not likely.
@HCupr actually hes jewish, along with danny elfman, stephen sondheim, jerry goldsmith and practically every other famous composer...and for fucks saake, this is for that one asshole in the room that always screams RACIST, i am not being racist im just saying jews are very talented. in fact, the best musicians in the world are jewish. cheers bro.
THUMBS UP IF HE SOULD GO ON A WORLD TOUR Lets show him that watching a live performance like that would be a dream come true to a lot of people everywhere. Less than 3000 likes is probably why he doesn't think of going on tour.. Read this while listening to the music and try to imagine what would be a live concert that you'd have been part of since the very beginning!
At 3:17. Must be such an honor to play that part. GOOSEBUMPS GOING CRAZY!!!
Hans Zimmer is just something else man.
Like alien
just realized how much of an impact Hans had on my childhood
+Joepet Fernandez To die for!
Go check out also Jerry Goldsmith.
Feel the same way man
My God! This is a f**king delicacy! As poor as I am, I'd gladly pay a $1000 to be there in this room to listen to this. Talking about soul-elevating? Well There you go.
MrSidney9 Dude don't get so worked up, its just good music. I love it too but cmon
+MrSidney9 He's going to do a world tour in 2016 !
+MisterHP7 and i have tickets :-)
+MrSidney9 I went to his first concert in London in 2014! And yes, I paid over 1000 to travel from the US to see it. WELL. WORTH. EVERY. DOLLAR.
Zachar Art no he’s right
Hans zimmer the best music composer for movie scores
Michael Ezekiel Steve Jablonsky is a nice one too....
***** James Horner also
+Michael Ezekiel stop. using. "the best". nobody is the best. stop.
+YuriyKurri RIP
+Michael Ezekiel John Williams is amazing as well! But I'm a bit biased because I love Harry Potter and Star Wars way too much..
Everything before 06:36 was a setup for what follows 06:36. And I am and always will be hopelessly in love with the violinist.
that part just gives me chills man.. love it
Best Metal And i am forever and hopelessly in love with the violinist.
Yeah, Whatever Pal!!!
Lili Haydn
@@christopherharrison321 You're a moron/idiot.
who the fuck hit the dislike button?!
+Hamura Otsutsuki32 i like this post
Well, Up is Down, if you get me ;)
Simple. John Williams fanboys
PHStriker2001 hey Williams is the king of film scores but Hans is the Prince there both amazing
I have no words I could describe this masterpiece made by a master
He's the best
3:18 Goosebumps in 3..2..1.. God, I love this song :D
@Bandman630 I know! I played French Horn in high school and think it's the most amazing instrument ever because of the epic stuff Zimmer composes!
I want this guy to compose the score for my life!
this guy is like a living beethoven. his scores always amazed me.
Im still listening this in 2015
2016 bruh
2017
2018 bro
2020
2024
The 4:20 is really cool. Anyone knows the name of track?
Never mind, I found it. "Up is Down". ^_^
I must of watched this 1000+ times on the At Worlds End special edition dvd growing up. Hans Zimmer is such a massive influence on me. This live performance was ingrained in my brain as a teen, and has driven me to wanna write film/tv/video game scores. Thank you, Hans.
This score is so fucking incredible
No words . It embodys the pirate decade
2022 April who watch this 😂😂
7:20 - 7:40!! Who is that beautiful pirate lass?Such passion,such emotional depth,such feistiness!!!
Lili Haydn!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Hans Zimmer is a musical genius. You can tell that the Orchestra loves playing his songs if you look at their faces. I wished that he would have composed the music for the last two Harry Potter films.
i love everyone on that orchestra for giving me such a good eargasm
45 people have the 'black spot'
+Erin Pastorius well there are 47 of them now..
handofmidas 27 yes. yes there are.
This is amzing, Mr Hans Zimmer, you are a true legend and my musical inspiration!!! xx
gotta love how this orchestra displays what men and women can achieve when they all agree to be a collective! i cant help the tear in the corner of my eye when i listen to this
"up is down" is the best of all
Goutham R no
+At Wit's End
agree
Anyone else watching in 2016? :)
+Rifka Rahmasari
of course
Ugh. Another one. *cshh* Send in the cleaner.
+Malagulo 530 what?
I am
i am also
I know you guys are all in love with Zimmer or the violinist but i came here for the horn 4:35
So much volume (of course there are a couple but still) and no expression on her face. I remembered this video for years specifically because of that....followed of course by some asshate farting through his instrument at 4:39
Oh yes. I am certainly in love with the violinist. Hopelessly, I think.... :-) But yes. The HORN is also astounding, as always.
Martin Tillman - Cello
Heitor Pereira - Guitar
Atli Orvarsson - Accordion
Ryeland Allison/Lorne Balfe - Drums
Anyone notice who the others are?
Hans Zimmer - electric guitar and synthesizer
Lili Haydn - Violin
I really enjoy it...! Every time I´m doing my homework, listen to Hans Zimmer Soundtrack´s....! I admire him. :)
4:08 my favorite part
That part mate, is called Up is Down
+xxJonboy78 Í love that fast part of Jack sparrow
Truly epic hans zimmer is leagues apart ....... Allways gives the chills .... I love French horn not sure why Indian movies do not use it much
Thumbs up if you want to watch "hoist the colors" live.!
+abhiraam sadineni link?
NO OTHER MOVIE SCORE HITS MY EMOTIONAL STRINGS AS POTC 3 SCORE. TEARS ARE ABOUND AND SUFFICIENT. I can listen to the score with my eyes closed and tell each scene as it's played. Genius and a masterpiece.
this man makes the best movie music in the world
THE VIOLIN PART IS REALLY AMAZING! BROUGH GOOSEBUMPS TO MY WHOLE BODY. I DECIDED TO LIKE EVERYTHING !
One Day ❤ my favorite song 😍
Those are "One Day" and "Up is Down".
i don't want this to end!!!!!
I just wish the audience would have been silent for a little while when the piece ended :/
7:24
She is simply amazing..
Λαυρέντιος Ψαροκάηκας She is, indeed.
Λαυρέντιος Ψαροκάηκας 4:16 she is more amazing here
kakashi said Hey,that's hhat's hans zimmer there!
Only pulling your leg!
kakashi said soundtrack @ 4:16 is UP IS DOWN
Her name is Lili Haydn
Ugh I love the transition between Up is Down and One Day at 6:36
4:56 - 6:36 I Love this Part!!!
AMAZING!! I can't imagine how 19 people could dislike this! Hans Zimmer is the best film composer of all time, in my opinion. The Gladiator Soundtrack is unbelievable!!
Lili Hadyn is such a beautiful person. Her heart is in every movement of this song :')
I wonder how world could exisit before Hans composed his music...
6:21 !!! The drums just sound so awesome here!
Can you believe how the ones who are playing feels when they hear what they are doing all together, such a beautiful song, it is sort of a trans. You have the chills? Imagine the players
SUNSHINE ACID when you're not playing, you're counting. So what they're hearing is "1 2 3 4 *2* 2 3 4 *3* 2 3 4...." ad infinitum
who's listening to this in 2017? :D
Timmy Lim 2018
am in 2018
2018
Timmy Lim 2018
2019
Not listened to this for years but still love it.
3:14 epic
I wish I could go back in time and see this live..I was a broke 16 year old when this movie came out..
So Erik Clapton and Russel Crowe are cellist now
Where the fuck can I find this live
Ed Byrne on drums
Hands down POTC has one of the best if not the best soundtracks in movie history coz of this guy
Can someone please explain to me what that guitar player in the middle is doing..?
That would be Hans Zimmer playing the guitar.
In At World's End, when Jack, Barbossa, and Swann meet Jones, Will, and Beckett on the deserted island, you can hear Zimmer's electric guitar riff in the music. The actual song on the soundtrack is "Parlay." When Zimmer re-did "The Black Pearl" theme music, he added in the guitar.
Ryan McNeilly I think you will find Terji is talking about the guitarist who just seems to be swinging around in the middle (not Zimmer) who appears to literally be playing constantly even when the texture goes down to basically nothing, and still I can't hear any guitar - its almost like a "who can spot the celebrity guest who isn't actually doing anything" scenario. I may be wrong, but unless my ears and eyes deceive me, it just looks and sounds like he's doing nothing at all.
In regards to "adding the guitar to the black pearl theme music" - that is simply inaccurate. You're right that it is "Parlay" - However...firstly, it's in fact Gore Verbinski the director who physically played the guitar heard on this track (their budget was running low so Zimmer simply used Verbinski for this) - Secondly, this motif/riff is based on the 'New Love Suite', which was written specifically for 'At World's End' as the main recurring theme within the movie - in other words, it has nothing to do with 'The Black Pearl' at all - the guitar riff heard is derivative of the leitmotif for the 'New Love Suite' and is there to give the scene a truly Western feel.
Listen to the falling harmonica notes in 'Parlay' - compare these to the almost identical falling harmonica notes heard in the final duel from "Once upon a time in the West' (Music composed by Ennio Morricone) - Morricone is one of Zimmer's main influences, and it is a homage to him. I found that really fascinating how similar they are! Enjoy!
You can clearly hear the little scratching noise coming from the guitar player after 02:12 ... It's just another sound to enrich the background. You might not always hear individual sounds of instruments but the fact that they are still playing at the background what makes the music so damn rich...
Harrison King I think he's intentionally scraping the strings to mick the ticking sound from the music box in the movie. He's constantly scraping and it's in time and he may as well play the right cords to color the sound too. At least I hope that's what he's doing. Also, sorry for three weeks old commenting.
Terji Djurhuus his best
if humans can play music this beautiful i cant wait to hear what angels in heaven play
Humans are awesome...
I've said it before and i'll say it again: At World's End has the best score out of the entire Pirates of the Caribbean series
As much as i love Zimmer's works, i have to say its obviously not a live performance, only a few member of the orchestra can not possibly reach that sound, and this guitar playing, cmon he should have been the one who conducts or shit :D Ok maybe a few parts are live, but theres a massive playback in the background, sadly : (
Amplifiers man....
Best Metal No shit...I'm not talking about volume.Actually you can see how they doin nothing...1:47 just look at the guitarist come on :DD
Konyigery Only the guitar... but the rest aren't playing. Plus the guitarist ( not hans zimmer) isn't doing anything but strumming without volume to add "noise" he isn't actually playing along the song.
Best Metal I'm sure the people you see are actually playing, but they're definitely doing so over pre-recorded backing music, since what you hear is obviously played by a full orchestra and there's only a single euphonium and trombone in the lot... not to mention there's no conductor. :3 Idk sometimes you just don't want the nightmare of having to deal with a 100-piece orchestra, and this still sounds wonderful.
+Konyigery maybe there are more musicians under the stage, that is common for theatre performances
Would travell the world to just see ten minutes of my greatest idol hans Zimmer preform his masterpieces:(
wow wonderful music
Hat's off
Such an amazing orchestra and my favourite movie :)
But I don't know y 28 people disliked this WHY JUST Y I HIS WANT TO KNOW..and thank u for uplodind this music :D
he is fantastic super genius i'm a big fun we're lucky to have him here in london
7:20 and beyond.. I'd cry too if I play this song... "Marry me.."
Hans Zimmer is a freakin legend!!! And all these fab musicians too!
Que arte!!! Tantos instrumentos, tantas personas y que todo se una para poder crear está obra...es simplemente hermoso😍😍 que cantidad de emociones puede llegar a generar Hans Zimmer
No sé mucho de música, pero los instrumentos a los que "desplaza" la guitarra eléctrica quedaban mejor que dicha guitarra en mi opinión.
Hans Is The Greatest Composer Of Our Time
Ahh it's so good to see this video's still around. Throws me back to a decade ago when I would just sit in my room early in the morning listening to this on repeat :D
999k views, so very close!
Also, listening to this with an earbud in my left ear and crappy mall music being ignored in the right ear truly tells me that we favor beautiful music when there’s a side-by-side comparison.
OH MY GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOD!!! HE'S A GOD!!!!! And the 2 cellists and the drummer on the right are just too LOL! XD
I thought this video was lost. Thank god.
Never. I have a download. :-)
Awesome, goosebumps, love, beautiful ..... short of adjectives !!
Its amazing!
I redid the last scene of At World's End using the "marry me" track , the timing of the boat disappearing is better imo - check it out:
ua-cam.com/video/KopcQrHxHZA/v-deo.html
Después de haberlo visto y oído ,tengo un gran problema : !!! NO QUIERO ESCUCHAR OTRA MÚSICA !!!
Afther heard and saw them, i have a big problem :!!!I I DON'T WANT TO LISTEN OTHER MUSIC !!! AWESOME!!!!!!! Hans Zimmer and musicians are excellent . Gracias from Argentine
The horn parts in "Up is Down" (starting at 4:10) are stinkin' amazing!!!
Um, the guy above just called him a modern day Mozart / Beethoven, not realising exactly how genius those two were. Hans Zimmer is not nearly on their level, despite how good he is. I really do admire his music and I think he can create some of the most stirring music in the modern music world, but I myself am a composer so I have very high standards. Considering this, he still rates highly on my scale. He's just not in very top circle.
I come back and view this video at least once a year and my heart breaks every time I see the violinist face a the end. Just beautiful!
Who's still watching in 2017? Long live the great Zimmer :)
Friend, from a violinist, it is impossible to play such an incredible tune from Hans Zimmer without feeling it in your soul.
trop bien j'adore ce compositeur et cette musique de film
Wonder what keyboard Hans is playing on- maybe he's using alot of sampled instruments/samplers or something, the decorative thing over the keyboard is hiding something, what do you think?
Listening to this just gives me chills up my spine! It's just simply amazing!
I'd love to play in his orchestra and as some of you know, I'd take violin lessons for it! I just want to play his and John Williams' music!!!
Imagine thinking that Hans didn't deserve to be nominated for an Oscar for this score...
Eu me arrepio quando escuto as trilhas do filme Piratas do Caribe.
Hans Zimmer é um genio!
Fico sem palavras pra descrever o talento desse grande compositor.
@outlanderfrog That honestly sucks. I went back and watched the video and realized what I thought was a crack under the stage was the rest of the orchestra, but no it's water. I miss full orchestra performances. Especially for something like this. It would have been fantastic to hear. But some people had to create the music in order to prep for the event. I'm glad they're all not electronic sounding pieces of crap. Real music with real instruments are better.
@tere538 Hm, really? I tried listening to them 3 times. None really make me feel as much as this actually. Yes, i agree that it fit the movie, BUT! i do not even think the movie is good actually. It's just an average movie compared to POTC2 & POTC3. Or maybe it's just my expectation is too high for POTC4. But oh well I think POTC4 goes mostly for creepy and eerie feel. Not mt taste i guess? I like something exciting where music feeling goes like a rollar coaster. Something me feel 'climax'. Lol.
@tennispro135
His music is good, but I just can't give all that much credit to a man who, yes, comes up with the medoly, progression, etc, but then hands that off to someone else to do the actual ORCHESTRATION, and then takes all the credit. He doesn't know anything about an actual orchestra. His music is very good, yes. But compared to people like John Williams, who writes all the parts, conducts, etc...Well.
@Be7oxky Then please explain to me what happens at 2:20 where the cello's have their repeating part, and they stop playing, but somehow their music keeps going. This is recorded, they may be playing along, but a music track is running for what the audience hears. There may be cello's behind the stage where no one can see them, which highly unlikely, because they would be way off from just trying to listen, without a conductor.
i like this version more, i enjoy seeing this musicans doing what they want to do - making great music - and because this one has more "essence" you can here this intruments more clear, ot like in movie-album version - thast was cleared by computer, etc..and "fogged", if they would use so clear sound of instruments in movie you would concentrate more on soundtrack than whole video
Somehow I just started to laugh when I checked the latest comments on the page.. It`s kind of funny to watch people, who don`t even know the notes, to argue about this kind of stuff, either jealous or stupid, don`t care, I just personally want to enjoy the music, because obviously it isn`t any of your`s sorry asses who composed this theme, so I`m completely fine that it`s under Zimmers name untill somebody can really prove that it shouldn`t be. Just enjoy this masterpiece, tha`ts what I do.
You are proving your own point perfectly. Perhaps before you comment on someone else's level of education, you should go back to school yourself. Any third grader can tell you that "your rather uneducated" is improper English, and immediately discredits any remarks that follow.
The correct word to use is "you're rather uneducated", which translates to "you are rather uneducated".
And to all those who can't stop comparing Hans Zimmer to John Williams (or other film composers): Both of them compose excellent music, they have just completely different styles.
For example, I think that Howard Shore is probably the guy for atmospherical compositions, John Williams is good at subtle things and Hans Zimmer is the master of emotions. But that's just my opinion.
Whatever your prefer, I'm glad for all this beautiful music these guys have brought to the world. Thank you, really.
If there's one guy I'd ever like to meet it's Hans Zimmer. I absolutely adore him, and the fact that he's German like me makes it even better (just kidding ;) ).
Seriously, who cares if he reuses his themes? That's one of the things I particularly enjoy about his work. For example the love theme in PotC3: depending on the situation it stands for desire, for desperation, for joy or for sorrow. Absolutely incredible.
I'm all for some Hans Zimmer goodness, but couldn't he have chosen a better guitar? Or at least wiped it down a little? Sheesh.
@koixfish It is unfortunate. I love live music too. That's just how Hans likes to work however. He's not classically trained, and rumor has it he can't even read music. So the fact that he creates such good scores at all is amazing!
That said, there is a possibility there were more musicians hidden, it is a large island with an underground, but not likely.
@HCupr actually hes jewish, along with danny elfman, stephen sondheim, jerry goldsmith and practically every other famous composer...and for fucks saake, this is for that one asshole in the room that always screams RACIST, i am not being racist im just saying jews are very talented. in fact, the best musicians in the world are jewish.
cheers bro.
THUMBS UP IF HE SOULD GO ON A WORLD TOUR
Lets show him that watching a live performance like that would be a dream come true to a lot of people everywhere. Less than 3000 likes is probably why he doesn't think of going on tour..
Read this while listening to the music and try to imagine what would be a live concert that you'd have been part of since the very beginning!