The passion is what popped out most in this example. Kind of made me a little emotional wondering what was going through his mind as he punched his way through this.
You can't sing to this, you can't dance to this, you can only feel it, and holy crap does this piece send shivers down my spine. World class pianist playing a world class song
I am not completely sure of why this happens to me, but every single time I hear this, I end up with tears in my eyes... I was fortunate enough to have seen and heard it performed live by Hans Zimmer and his orchestra... I don't think I ever cried like that on a show.
you are so privileged by getting to see the one and only Hans Zimmer perform these amazing tracks, congratulations to you :))) I also cry every time I listen to the Interstellar soundtracks, they are just so magical!
Same thing happens to me (only my chest gets tight, too). Subconcious is expressing itself. I try to never envy. That being said, you were beyond fortunate to him perform this in person.
It’s a story of time. It hits me too. What would you do if you were sent to save humanity and your sacrificed your family to do it. I know it’s just a movie.
Yes, it's a strict requirement to keep the posture straight up, shoulders back, keeping both feet flat down, soften the wrists and elbows. My teacher use to put a pencil or a wood ruler in the middle of my back when practicing as a reminder to drill it in me as a teenager. So did my ballet teachers. 😉 It's also better for breathing and as you get older you won't slump which shortens your height and weakens the bones is what they would tell me. It's discipline and a conscious effort.
when i'm hans zimmer and walk through the airport, would i be feeling like a god?, honestly i would love 2 hear it, cause it says, that this soundtrack has impact to the whole society/humanity
@@marcoalbrecht8057 I would just feel incredibly honoured and thankful. You know, there's nothing more incredible than seeing people enjoying your art.
It makes it sound amazing because the movie was almost entirely recorded on an organ, which is nearly impossible to have in perfect tune and when so many notes are played at once it sounds almost alive.
Do people realize that takes years of study, training and practice?! No sheet music, just playing from memory? I have daughter who has played since childhood. This is a free concert!
That's not even hard/impressive. Any musician that learns a piece goes through it so many times while practising that you end up memorizing it without any effort.
Behind the scene of that performance is years and years of practice not without sweat and tears (might even include a few injuries). You know he's been practicing 43 hours a day (twoset reference 😭) to develop and depend on nothing but brain power and muscle memory because he played this with no music sheet in sight. It's also one thing to play by the book but incorporating styles and techniques to pieces takes talent. The people who stayed to watch are extremely fortunate people to watch this grand performance free of charge.
Even though I have never performed or played an instrument, the appreciation I have for the woman in the grey coat is unjust, she didn’t move nor look at her phone once. She simply enjoyed this masterpiece all the way through. Thank you who ever you are 👏
I don’t know why, but every time I hear this piece I get extremely emotional. Some music just does that hey, it latches on to something deep and undeniable inside yourself. I’ve seen/heard many of these covers but none, anywhere near as good as this guy. What a sensational musician
I totally feel that, this music score awakens something deep inside, truly calming and mesmerizing, an amazing piece perfomed by an amazing musician for probably my favourite movie , covered by another amazing musician, absolutely wonderful
I bet Hans is blown away every time he hears someone play his stuff; I know I would be... But I do wonder if he ever tacitly has less magnanimous thoughts like,, “ That one bought my Ferrari.”
To those who stayed and watched, to those who kept on walking, to the one that stood through the whole performance.... you were in the presence of greatness.
Can't blame the mother with a child on walking away. The kid's too young to comprehend a masterpiece. Just hoping he would remember a few parts of it when he encounters it again.
@@SpodermanEU At least its better than ur 19 sec long noob ass clutching at some newbies who are standing still. Oh and one of them got humiliated.11 years ago and bet u get no bitches till now.
Honestly, this soundtrack and score give me chills and goosebumps man. It’s an instant classic. It’s really pure modern genius. Zimmer is gonna be remembered forever. Fantastic job on covering this piece! The timings and syncopation make this song difficult to master. You really have to understand what the song is doing and representing to feel it and translate that to the keys. Bravo!!!
Да, вы правы, пьеса настолько будоражит, что однажды, я вдохновился и решил любой ценой выучить это произведение на фортепьяно, практически с нуля.Полгода ушло, но я это сделал! 😁
One of the best movie scores ever written. Still listen to this at least 3 times a week it gives me hope. This rendition is a masterpiece. Great homage to Zimmers work.
and it actually it is, i watched like hundred of those and i have never seen someone playing the melody as accurate as you are, like im watching a full orchestra playing this, you are insanely talented please never stop playing music we need people like you to relieve mental health
@@wangking4259 Yeah, I came into this video already doubting it would beat Kyle Landry's. And the Title of the video could have used a bit more modesty. I almost wasn't going to watch it because of the title. Still, I'm glad I did watch it, it was quite good and it had some uniqueness as compared to many other Interstellar covers I've watched. I feel bad for the trio that left upon the guy tapping their shoulders as if to say let's go. Had they stayed, it probably would be something they'd consider to be a wonderful life-time experience that they'd not often run into out in the public like that.
As a Trombone player I have always envied how many layers of sound you can build on top of each other with pianos. Truly a self contained orchestra. Wonderful performance!
I was just telling my friend ab this song lol.. I literally hold back tears EVERY TIME I HEAR IT. Not because it's sad though, but because its so powerful...
I love how the lady in the white jacket stood with her reflection in the piano face...only moving once to get a better view....staring at him the entire time. Zimmer is a master. This guy is a hell of a player.
Good observation, I felt a sombre moment. I'm from Africa and that moment felt like a dead young lion (pianist) where the pride walks away in intervals to accept death and the mother stays behind to mourn alone. Thats where that note hits hard.
music is one of the coolest things, no language, no stigma, no barriers, just the beat, the sheet, and the enthrallment of the sound. Fantastic stuff, movies are almost there but can't ever reach the level of music, scores especially.
There's something absolutely "scientific" about this piece. Hans is on another level and I lack the words to express what I'm hearing. Maybe I can explain it. These pieces move from harmony to discord and back again to harmony. Like wavelengths. Like math. How Hans thinks of this stuff is beyond me. It's like a magnetic charge being reversed mid-sheet music.
Your arrangement is amazing. It does true justice to the original. It retains simplicity while managing to be both articulate and effective, never losing sight of the plot. Many arrangements decay into either simplistic mindlessness or vain and pointless flourishes. Your arrangement has everything in the right place, and your playing makes justice to the music. Congratulations.
I am not a musical person, but I really enjoyed this critique and explanation. It adds alot of depth and complexity to something I already found very impressive.
Such a beautiful song and played masterfully. I can feel you transmitting this directly to my soul. This made me cry and was beautiful. Thank you for sharing this with the world.
It's insane that you got so accurate on the arrangement to the point where it's nearly same as the actual orchestrated version with all the parts. And your performance is brilliant, I was mesmerized by it. I've been listening it in loop for hours now, I will definitely buy the sheet and learn it. Thank you for creating a masterpiece.
Whew....!!!!!!! I am convinced that this Hans Zimmer opus HAD to come from somewhere 'off-world'! And, this human is interpreting it brilliantly! Well done! 👍🏽👍🏽
This music seems to grab us by the insides, and struggle to hang on. Telling us to "hold on... it gets better..." And it does, oh does it get better. Masterpiece.
This captivated me from beginning to end. Truly and out of this world performance to go with an out of this world song. Thank you for sharing your art with the world!
ua-cam.com/video/itE8llUZ4Ao/v-deo.html The full lenght version of Stay is the absolute best for me. I have listened to it so many times this past years
If someone made me listen to this without the video, I'd have bet it were multiple people doing the orchestration. This man just broke all boundaries, he knows how to get a piano to express anything.
Having heard a couple covers yeah that was actually the best unironically. You managed to transition between the songs well and capture the organic grandiosity of it on a public piano. Well done.
This is absolutely amazing. The out of tune piano added some eerieness to it but the natural reverb really blended the arrangement together and truly sounded like a full orchestra
i think what helps is playing it with such emotion, it brings it out in a raw form. But also the arrangement could have something to do with it. I'm not a composer, but I do produce and record music, so that's my best bet. I know what you mean though, I'm one of those people who doesn't just listen to music, but experiences it. Good music makes me feel. It reaches my soul (as cliche as that sounds, i don't know how else to describe it)
It’s god. Makes no sense, there’s no explanation, no evolutionary theory or advantage to feeling a certain way from certain sounds & notes. Music is a divine thing
I love this piece with everything I have. There are hardly words for a description that could ever potentially match the sheer extremities in every form this musical masterpiece achieves to give to the listener. The way it moves unpredictably going very soft and slow then rapidly and loud builds so much tension along with the repetition is absolutely beautiful. I fail to ever fully explain how absolutely mind bogglingly good this godsend of a song is, it's as if it was created to one day, if all else was lost, be the only thing that could ever truly show how powerful music truly is to this universe. Yet Hans Zimmer doesn't get an Oscar for it.
Sounds like you poured your soul into this masterpiece. I could almost see the vast void in front of me. This kind of music and interpretation makes me feel ever so small compared to what's out there.
Not only did you manage to play this really well. You did so on a piano that is utterly out of tune - and you made it sound absolutely amazing. Chapeau.
with grand piano
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nice
Nice
Jesussssss......why you playd sooooo goooooood
respect to the lady that stayed through the whole performance
S.T.A.Y.
@@Franz_Liszt_Korean comic ;)
@@muradpolukhov1467 Haha
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😂😂👍🏼
Dont let me leave Murph!!
Mom, let's stay and listen to this performance.
Ok son, but this little maneuver will cost us 51 years.
LMFAOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
Bro was this an original comment? If so you're a comedic genius holy shit
😂
@@SyenPie I’ve seen a similar comment on another interstellar piano cover 😅
haaa😆
worth it
"To play a wrong note is insignificant; to play without passion is inexcusable."
- Ludwig van Beethoven
The passion is what popped out most in this example. Kind of made me a little emotional wondering what was going through his mind as he punched his way through this.
u spam this shit everywhere ?
This comments been passed around more on UA-cam than your lass
this quote is on every single youtube video about someone playing interstellar on piano lmao
He did not say that. Lebron James said that
You can't sing to this, you can't dance to this, you can only feel it, and holy crap does this piece send shivers down my spine. World class pianist playing a world class song
well technically you can but thats another discussion.
I have never seen a comment so real before
Holy.... That's exactly what it is, and why it's different. I just sit getting goosebumps and Wow. Yes.
A truly great way to describe this piece❤. Couldn't of said it any better
ofc its hans zimmer... he's one of a kind
People who never heard the Interstellar soundtrack must think he's going through some serious stuff
Hahaha yes. They must admit it’s a masterpiece
And they also really need to see the movie, it's a masterpiece
It truly is, and the soundtrack is what brings it to the next level.
🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣
He is… he’s docking…
Bro you made a single piano sound like an entire orchestra
Uh, no he didn't.
@@1701odin hyperbole
r/swooooosh
@@1701odin SHUT THE FUCK UP. excuse me :3
It's certainly bombastic.
I am not completely sure of why this happens to me, but every single time I hear this, I end up with tears in my eyes... I was fortunate enough to have seen and heard it performed live by Hans Zimmer and his orchestra... I don't think I ever cried like that on a show.
you are so privileged by getting to see the one and only Hans Zimmer perform these amazing tracks, congratulations to you :))) I also cry every time I listen to the Interstellar soundtracks, they are just so magical!
Same thing happens to me (only my chest gets tight, too). Subconcious is expressing itself. I try to never envy. That being said, you were beyond fortunate to him perform this in person.
I cry every single time I hear it too. That is truly amazing to have seen this performed by Hans Zimmer himself. I dream of that opportunity!
It’s a story of time. It hits me too. What would you do if you were sent to save humanity and your sacrificed your family to do it.
I know it’s just a movie.
so i guess its not always the case the interstellar tracks will be part of his concert?
I still can't believe Hans Zimmer didn't get an Oscar for this masterpiece
Oscars weren't worthy enough for him
@@adityagarg3931 Chad man!!!
You and Zimmer!
Blows my mind. Imo its one of the mos beautiful pieces of music ever composed. Pair it with that masterpiece of a movie and it beyond beautiful
One simply doesn't give an Award to Hans Zimmer. you give Hans Zimmers to an Award Show
he got an oscar this year but for another work
Everyone must've imagine themself playing like this in public at least once
hands up !!!!+1
yeah specifically this song too lol
If I can imagine anything, it would not be this. However, this, the music, would be the soundtrack of what I had imagined.
I know I do.
I am right now
ive watched 50+ interstellar covers on public pianos on UA-cam, and this one wins award for B E S T hands down. I've come back to it many times!
I love that most aren't even recording on their phones they're just standing there enjoying the moment. Pretty cool.
"Learning 8 minutes of the tracks of Interstellar is not possible."
"No, its necessary."
good one
One note here is a symphony on earth
slick...cooper was just so good in this movie and the AIs too
He said the thing
"KASE IF I BLACKOUT YOU TAKE THE STICK"
Let us take a second to appreciate his posture
That was the first thing I noticed! Insane 😎🤩
one of the very few "pianist" out there on the Net w/ proper hand position!
@@juliaostowicz6501 Me too!
i straightened my back just to watch this
Yes, it's a strict requirement to keep the posture straight up, shoulders back, keeping both feet flat down, soften the wrists and elbows.
My teacher use to put a pencil or a wood ruler in the middle of my back when practicing as a reminder to drill it in me as a teenager. So did my ballet teachers. 😉
It's also better for breathing and as you get older you won't slump which shortens your height and weakens the bones is what they would tell me.
It's discipline and a conscious effort.
Hats off to the lady with the white jacket for standing there till the end, showing support to him and his music!! ❤🩹
He didn't just play the song, he captured the feeling of the movies visuals and emotion that they invoke in his playing! Absolutely phenomenal!
Love how the woman's reflection never leaves the piano. It's like he's playing just for her and she enjoyed every second
wow, just noticed that.
that’s such a wonderful thing to point out. thank you for this
@Prime life is all about perspective.
@@yousaidwhat1 ✌🏻
I am just finding these comment 👍eagle eyes noticed 👀
Imagine if Hans Zimmer was walking through Incheon Airport and just heard semblances of his music being played closeby
The player would have the happiest shock of their life 🤣
when i'm hans zimmer and walk through the airport, would i be feeling like a god?, honestly i would love 2 hear it, cause it says, that this soundtrack has impact to the whole society/humanity
@@marcoalbrecht8057 I would just feel incredibly honoured and thankful. You know, there's nothing more incredible than seeing people enjoying your art.
Not to be rude or anything but that’s actually COEX(the Korean expo somethin) not Incheon Airport :)
Maybe Zimmer copied it from someone improvising at the mall! Jk 😜
Hans Zimmer absolutely nailed the score for Interstellar, and this pianist does him proud. Kudos!
Hans Zimmer was BORN to write and compose music. And this pianist doing it without sheet music is....incredible.
I will put this comment here and I will come back in 2030♥️
I will replay in 2030 see you soon i hope we live until that moment
I just love how the piano is ever so slightly out of tune, yet he still managed to pull of breathtaking performance.
It makes it sound amazing because the movie was almost entirely recorded on an organ, which is nearly impossible to have in perfect tune and when so many notes are played at once it sounds almost alive.
I doubt anyone tunes these randomly placed pianos
Only true pianists will understand this comment
Is that what I was hearing? I thought it was just the design. Like what you might expect from a saloon.
Totally out of tune!
can we talk about how straight this guy's back is
That was the first thing I noticed! Insane 👊👏
strong abs make a posture.
🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@dr.leonardopinelli not abs
مو سهل يالزنجي ههههههههههههههههههههههههه
I love how a crowd almost instantly started growing, and it undeniably got quieter as the song was played.
By far the best Interstellar public piano video on UA-cam. I'm always finding my way back here and it hits me every time.
Do people realize that takes years of study, training and practice?! No sheet music, just playing from memory? I have daughter who has played since childhood. This is a free concert!
especially with the length, memorizing isnt too bad, but a song that long, and with that complection...
7:53
There’s a child with like an iPhone 17
not just the length but the techniques in play combined with it must have been extremely exhausting
@@LayZ84 nah theres like only 2 cameras on it if you look closely
@@lightmodesupremacy7321 true iphone 17 has 100+ cameras
It took me a few minutes to realise that this was being played from memory. Just wow.
_what?_
how?!
That's not even hard/impressive. Any musician that learns a piece goes through it so many times while practising that you end up memorizing it without any effort.
@@kevinvanhove5834 totally agree with you these people obviously don’t play an instrument
I play all my pieces straight from my head. Not incredibly hard at all
@@kevinvanhove5834 to the non-instrumentalist, it is a pretty captivating feat. muscle memory is a helluva thing.
Interstellar has always been one of the pieces that for some reason will always ALWAYS bring a tear to my eye. Thank you.
Behind the scene of that performance is years and years of practice not without sweat and tears (might even include a few injuries). You know he's been practicing 43 hours a day (twoset reference 😭) to develop and depend on nothing but brain power and muscle memory because he played this with no music sheet in sight. It's also one thing to play by the book but incorporating styles and techniques to pieces takes talent. The people who stayed to watch are extremely fortunate people to watch this grand performance free of charge.
Even though I have never performed or played an instrument, the appreciation I have for the woman in the grey coat is unjust, she didn’t move nor look at her phone once. She simply enjoyed this masterpiece all the way through. Thank you who ever you are 👏
thats me fr
@@rmkball1191 yeah sure
Yeah! No one talks about the woman in grey coat. She also stood throughout.
Lol appreciate has nothing to do with playing instruments. There isn’t a requirement for appreciation
1:22 , she did, briefly but yeah nice lady
Give this man a tuned piano, that was amazing
Finally a comment where someone mentions how out of tuned the piano is, honestly only thing I can focus on, even though the playing was amazing
💀
Big facts right there.
yeah but these stand there for months with thousands touching them so cant wonder if they arent in tune
How are you in my head?
피아노 음악도 멋지고 음악을 끝까지 감상해주시는 어머님도 멋지네요
Vos sos genial
yeah lol
I cannot express with words how good this cover was. This is the best cover of interstellar I have ever heard. Wow young man it was stunning!
I don’t know why, but every time I hear this piece I get extremely emotional. Some music just does that hey, it latches on to something deep and undeniable inside yourself.
I’ve seen/heard many of these covers but none, anywhere near as good as this guy. What a sensational musician
I totally feel that, this music score awakens something deep inside, truly calming and mesmerizing, an amazing piece perfomed by an amazing musician for probably my favourite movie , covered by another amazing musician, absolutely wonderful
I've read in comments under one of the Zimmer music, that this particular song (The Time) shall be on the end scene, when the world ends...
Same the interstellar song always makes me cry ❤😢
I feel exactly the same way. I’m always Cruijff when I listen to this soundtrack 🤗
Yeah you can tell the music is moving through him,very awesome
6:16 This song always brings tears to my eyes from this part on....
Love both the movie and the soundtrack
Same.
ikr at that point I just started sobbing out of nowhere
I was tearing up the whole time
Same
This song mean something
이 멜로디만 나오면 크기와 힘을 가늠할수 없는 자연앞에서의 경이로움, 공포가 밀려오면서 초침 도는 소리가 귓가를 맴도는... 시나리오나 영화에 대한 어떠한 정보도 없이 이곡을 만들어낸 한스짐머 존경하며 영상속 연주자에게도 박수를 !!!
You can see that he plays with pure passion and emotions, I’m truly moved
3:26 goosebumps. It’s flawless
I was at 3.20 when I read your comment, then it hit....boom....❤
Nailed it
This man deserves to play infront of thousands of people, phenomenal skill
true
last person I expected to see here. miss you
Even better, he played it to over a million
holy shit... an OG Faze member wow
@@kennethfung3618 two million
The transition from 4:26 feels like gravity is attacking from all sides, like being inside a black hole. Brilliant!
I can’t comprehend this talent, I cried. He conveys the whole score!!!
I bet Hans is blown away every time he hears someone play his stuff; I know I would be... But I do wonder if he ever tacitly has less magnanimous thoughts like,, “ That one bought my Ferrari.”
Hans the type of virtuoso to not give a single f about material goods and write music till he gets dementia
Pretty sure this track got him a LOT more than just a Ferrari
To those who stayed and watched, to those who kept on walking, to the one that stood through the whole performance.... you were in the presence of greatness.
Can't blame the mother with a child on walking away.
The kid's too young to comprehend a masterpiece.
Just hoping he would remember a few parts of it when he encounters it again.
cringe 😂😂
@@SpodermanEU At least its better than ur 19 sec long noob ass clutching at some newbies who are standing still. Oh and one of them got humiliated.11 years ago and bet u get no bitches till now.
@@SpodermanEU it's not cringe, it is just you that can't feel things
Shepherd's Chapel Network !!!!!!! Do you know where America is mentioned in the Bible ???????
this is the most beautiful thing ive ever heard. played perfectly but a god in human form
I love that people took the time to step out of their busy lives and listen to it in its entirety
Honestly, this soundtrack and score give me chills and goosebumps man. It’s an instant classic. It’s really pure modern genius. Zimmer is gonna be remembered forever.
Fantastic job on covering this piece! The timings and syncopation make this song difficult to master. You really have to understand what the song is doing and representing to feel it and translate that to the keys. Bravo!!!
Agreed
Да, вы правы, пьеса настолько будоражит, что однажды, я вдохновился и решил любой ценой выучить это произведение на фортепьяно, практически с нуля.Полгода ушло, но я это сделал! 😁
I get orgasm listening this
the chills and goosebumps but also the smile it puts on my face istg
One of the best movie scores ever written. Still listen to this at least 3 times a week it gives me hope. This rendition is a masterpiece. Great homage to Zimmers work.
and it actually it is, i watched like hundred of those and i have never seen someone playing the melody as accurate as you are, like im watching a full orchestra playing this, you are insanely talented please never stop playing music we need people like you to relieve mental health
Check out Kyle Landry’s version then tell me if you think this is the best version. Genuinely, I want to know what you’ll think!
@@wangking4259 there is just no way kyle is a normal human being, this is too much keys for a human brain to even process, hes a legend
@@Melody1x check out the cover on andrei piano channel, i love that one
@@wangking4259 Yeah, I came into this video already doubting it would beat Kyle Landry's. And the Title of the video could have used a bit more modesty. I almost wasn't going to watch it because of the title. Still, I'm glad I did watch it, it was quite good and it had some uniqueness as compared to many other Interstellar covers I've watched.
I feel bad for the trio that left upon the guy tapping their shoulders as if to say let's go. Had they stayed, it probably would be something they'd consider to be a wonderful life-time experience that they'd not often run into out in the public like that.
@@wangking4259 This cover is more emotional and powerful. I think this video has the best cover.
Can you imagine if,at the point of passing over, your soul is catapaulted into space, tumbling forever amongst the stars. This is the soundtrack
As a Trombone player I have always envied how many layers of sound you can build on top of each other with pianos. Truly a self contained orchestra. Wonderful performance!
I would literally just sit there, enjoy it and try not to cry. Unbelievable and respect to you!
I swear dude!
Isn't it amazing how music can draw such emotion?
@@J8_official yes, so many emotions all at once. I need to find a good therapist lol. But seriously
Why is your comment making me cry?!
I was just telling my friend ab this song lol.. I literally hold back tears EVERY TIME I HEAR IT. Not because it's sad though, but because its so powerful...
Alot of people cover this like a robot. You actually put your emotion into the keys, it makes all the difference.
와 인터스텔라 OST 진짜 최애인데 넋놓고 봤네요.. 개멋있다...
Thank You, Mr Elijah....for deep night tears.
I find it amazing that none of them were filming (besides the little girl) and that people are just able to enjoy the beauty
If only this wizard has his hands on the organ. This was a great cover, one of the better ones I've seen and heard.
damn archmage was my childhood dream and halfly made it.
외국인들 표현력 끝내주네
@@user-rn5rb4ri4k 무슨뜻임??
I love how the lady in the white jacket stood with her reflection in the piano face...only moving once to get a better view....staring at him the entire time.
Zimmer is a master.
This guy is a hell of a player.
No words really. Just emotion felt from his playing. A maestro!
Music is a gift and blessing to humanity
At 1:05 when you hit that note and it was just the lady standing there, I got goosebumps all over. Incredible performance.
Good observation, I felt a sombre moment. I'm from Africa and that moment felt like a dead young lion (pianist) where the pride walks away in intervals to accept death and the mother stays behind to mourn alone. Thats where that note hits hard.
music is one of the coolest things, no language, no stigma, no barriers, just the beat, the sheet, and the enthrallment of the sound. Fantastic stuff, movies are almost there but can't ever reach the level of music, scores especially.
Waves and thyroid
that lady in white jacket just enjoying this man playing is making me so happy because she just stands there and takes in the moment!
There's something absolutely "scientific" about this piece. Hans is on another level and I lack the words to express what I'm hearing. Maybe I can explain it. These pieces move from harmony to discord and back again to harmony. Like wavelengths. Like math. How Hans thinks of this stuff is beyond me. It's like a magnetic charge being reversed mid-sheet music.
i've seen this movie more times than i can count, and yet everytime i hear the soundtrack i get chills
You are not alone.
Same
that lady was *mesmerized*
- you can even tell by the curvature of her eyes that she's constantly smiling behind her mask
It’s weird how the lady’s image is magnified in the reflection of the piano. Almost like… this is actually all about her
웅장하고 황홀한 연주~ 어제부터 10번도 반복해서 감상중입니다. 최고 이십니다~
This by far the best interstellar music cover I've heard woww brilliant performance
The BEST
I would say she is more pleasant to listen to: ua-cam.com/video/BFetvsemGOY/v-deo.html
It was good af but tbh I like ua-cam.com/video/BFetvsemGOY/v-deo.html more :)
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Your arrangement is amazing. It does true justice to the original. It retains simplicity while managing to be both articulate and effective, never losing sight of the plot. Many arrangements decay into either simplistic mindlessness or vain and pointless flourishes. Your arrangement has everything in the right place, and your playing makes justice to the music.
Congratulations.
Well said. I thought he enhanced it even in some ways, no insult to the original.
I am not a musical person, but I really enjoyed this critique and explanation. It adds alot of depth and complexity to something I already found very impressive.
Wow, this is incredible as an evaluation.. so true.
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Another João with good taste ahahah abraço de portugal 🇵🇹
Such a beautiful song and played masterfully. I can feel you transmitting this directly to my soul. This made me cry and was beautiful.
Thank you for sharing this with the world.
I just love how music resonates with so many people.
It's insane that you got so accurate on the arrangement to the point where it's nearly same as the actual orchestrated version with all the parts. And your performance is brilliant, I was mesmerized by it. I've been listening it in loop for hours now, I will definitely buy the sheet and learn it. Thank you for creating a masterpiece.
We can learn a lot from that lady... HUGE respect to her.🙇♂
와 진짜 지린다 ㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠ 인터스텔라 광팬으로서 가슴이 웅장해지고 울컥해지는 연주였음 ..
Whew....!!!!!!! I am convinced that this Hans Zimmer opus HAD to come from somewhere 'off-world'! And, this human is interpreting it brilliantly! Well done! 👍🏽👍🏽
This music seems to grab us by the insides, and struggle to hang on. Telling us to "hold on... it gets better..."
And it does, oh does it get better.
Masterpiece.
Nolan: Hans, it's just a song about a father and his child.
Zimmer: say less.
Title so real, jezus man u are so talented. Continue to inspire people because that is what u r doing.
This captivated me from beginning to end. Truly and out of this world performance to go with an out of this world song. Thank you for sharing your art with the world!
I’ve seen a lot of Interstellar covers on a piano. And you, sir, are top notch. If only you woulda played Mountains.
ua-cam.com/video/itE8llUZ4Ao/v-deo.html The full lenght version of Stay is the absolute best for me. I have listened to it so many times this past years
If someone made me listen to this without the video, I'd have bet it were multiple people doing the orchestration. This man just broke all boundaries, he knows how to get a piano to express anything.
Compared to the other "best" covers of Interstellar on UA-cam, this is a different level.
Goosebumps and tears... this soundtrack is the most mindblowing ever. I adore your performance young man. Love it.
Sometime i listen to this music and imagine me playing this to the public and then back to reality lol
Maladaptive daydreaming vibes
Get in line buddy
Oh there's goes gravity...
With enough dedication you actually can
Omg what same 😂😭
What I wouldn't give to see this movie in a theater again for the first time
Too sad a movie to watch it again
This is incredibly respectable, I’m amazed the effort put into it, especially for a soundtrack so good.
Having heard a couple covers yeah that was actually the best unironically. You managed to transition between the songs well and capture the organic grandiosity of it on a public piano. Well done.
This is absolutely amazing. The out of tune piano added some eerieness to it but the natural reverb really blended the arrangement together and truly sounded like a full orchestra
Does anyone know why this song brings on so much emotion ? It’s crazy what sounds can make you feel!
this is the way
i think what helps is playing it with such emotion, it brings it out in a raw form. But also the arrangement could have something to do with it. I'm not a composer, but I do produce and record music, so that's my best bet. I know what you mean though, I'm one of those people who doesn't just listen to music, but experiences it. Good music makes me feel. It reaches my soul (as cliche as that sounds, i don't know how else to describe it)
the lowest notes mixed with the high-pitched and "smooth" melody. I play the piano and I would guess that this is it.
Music is the language of emotion, to play with passion is to speak the language in a precise manner
It’s god. Makes no sense, there’s no explanation, no evolutionary theory or advantage to feeling a certain way from certain sounds & notes. Music is a divine thing
I have heard alot of interstellars soundtrack covers and you're right, it is the best cover i've heard.
무료관람하기엔 클래스가 너무 높네요. 인터스텔라를 다시 보고싶게 만드는 연주였습니다
I’m really grateful for the cameras in the world that allows us to film this kind of things and let them live for ever.
That piano didn't caught fire because he killed it the best cover I have heard from the classic film interstellar.
got goosebumps....it is the best interstellar piano cover ive heard in my whole life...(just 11 years)
I love this piece with everything I have. There are hardly words for a description that could ever potentially match the sheer extremities in every form this musical masterpiece achieves to give to the listener. The way it moves unpredictably going very soft and slow then rapidly and loud builds so much tension along with the repetition is absolutely beautiful. I fail to ever fully explain how absolutely mind bogglingly good this godsend of a song is, it's as if it was created to one day, if all else was lost, be the only thing that could ever truly show how powerful music truly is to this universe. Yet Hans Zimmer doesn't get an Oscar for it.
Sounds like you poured your soul into this masterpiece. I could almost see the vast void in front of me. This kind of music and interpretation makes me feel ever so small compared to what's out there.
That lady rlly stayed thru the whole performance, that’s respectable
Had goosebumps just listening the whole 9 mins. Absolutely talented
Not only did you manage to play this really well. You did so on a piano that is utterly out of tune - and you made it sound absolutely amazing. Chapeau.
All I kept thinking was I wish I could hear him on a better piano 😅
I think it's because of the reverb of the hall
its probably both
I swear this music makes me cry every time
This is the one thing I’d love to master. Playing the Piano so beautifully.
Lady in the white jacket was in a trance. Rightfully so. Incredible
It is indeed the best cover of Interstellar ever! I listen to it regularly! You play it beautifully! Thank you for sharing! ❤