Hans Zimmer: Interstellar - Tick-Tock | Piano & Organ Arrangement
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- Опубліковано 1 жов 2024
- Title: Tick-Tock Suite
Composer: Hans Zimmer
Album: Interstellar (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack: Illuminated Star Projection Edition)
Arrangement: Jascha Nakladal
Performance: Felix Zips, Bianca Seufert (Piano 1), Jascha Nakladal, Michael Müller (Piano 2), Christopher Steinbügl (Organ)
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Silfimur is the UA-cam channel hosted by Jascha Nakladal. He is a German classical-trained pianist, arranger, conductor, composer and sheet music editor.
He composed the music for various French movies and is always interested in new and experimental films. Furthermore, he initiates and conducts projects which are inspired by current situations and are looking at existing matters from a different perspective. Therefore, he experiments with various instruments and possibilities to show a great variety of styles.
Especially in his piano arrangements and transcriptions, he aspires to realise the original sound with the possibilities of a pianist's technique.
For requests please email him.
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Plot twist: This is a BOSE stereo commercial and all the music is coming from the speaker on the table
supasweetr34skyline lol
Shit
LOL
The most hilariously nonsensical prop ever... Lmao!
Lol
Imagine being the organ guy waiting for 6 minutes and then messing up on the first note
Was that a mess-up?
Lmao
He didnt mess up
He didn’t mess up
Deadly funny)
What's your job?
"I turn pages for awesome musicians."
Well. The pianoist has its handfull. And they probably do alot more. Like cloth and make up. But also transport and set up. Like a manager
Well worst is nothing :v
These are students that hope to one day take the seat of the person who they're flipping the music for. All of these page flippers can play the instrument a 100 times better than most of the people commenting on this video. They just didn't make lead yet. It's pretty common practise at most of the big schools where they teach anything related to music
LMAO.... Magnificent composition, magnificent musicians, unbelievable piece of mind blowing music. And what do I see.... an old speaker with probably a 12 inch woofer and an old many boom box front and center. WTF?
This is an incredibly complex piece of music, usually composed in DAW with many layers.
the white earbud cable is a metaphor for my life... stretched to its limit...
The Band Man definition of that is called self-actualization
Im happy about my AirPods
@@pascalwichmann6702 youre to poor to afford the wire
LVBBoi Your too poor to even be poor
@@gokudoge7588 youre too poor to call people poor
06:23 organ kicks in for the first time.
He had bass way before. That’s where its keyboard kicked in. I think.
@@TheLegend-ty6zc the majority of ppl understood what I ment.
@@masterlup we did :)
6:06*
@@abrarulhaqshaik no he's right it's at 6:23
Beautiful, but those descending notes don't feel right to me, nice cover tho, great work
i agree those descending note break the melody the feel or the .... yep i dont like them too
Northmann at least some else heard them too....
They were fucking annoying, i was like wtf are those descending notes, they ruin the melody
Nice cover though :)
It replicates the bass descending in the actual recording. Listen with good headphones and you’ll hear it
@@heyblondie28 I'd rather have heard only the notes in the chord.
Because of some confusion in the comment section:
There is a difference between the original composition by Hans Zimmer and his actual version for the entire movie. Zimmer's original compositions are mostly called "Suites" (e.g. "Jack Sparrow"/"Day One Dark") and are longer. "Tick-Tock" is such a piece which you can not hear exactly like that in the movie. The cutted version for the movie scene is called "Mountains".
Thanks a bunch!
Tick-Tock just from the Complete Soundtrack version
Cut*
Silfimur yea . Tick tock differs from mountains . I heard both million of times..
2:07 timing is out
4 pair of hands on 2 piano keyboards 2 page turners.......
Man behind the organ:hold my drink...... 2 hands and 2 feet on 4 organ keyboards...
And 1 long earbud cord
4:58 tryin' to sneek Still Dre
Hahah
Lmaoo
Loooool
3 people on 1 piano, that's impossible...
No, it's necessary
its 4 players
2 people per piano, 3rd one turned the sheets
Those weird descending notes killed it slightly in my opinion. I'll admit to goosebumps when the organ kicked in though!
You can’t kill something “slightly “
@@Gauchothedog apparently you can
They didn’t compose the song, they’re just playing it. Those descending notes are in the original if you listen closely
Those notes are from the inability of the pianists to sustain the organ "breathing". It's not necessarily their fault, very few pianists can mimic Organ sounds with the normal 3 pedals available. Synthesizer pianists have no excuse whatsoever. The "Organ" you hear kicked in exactly when the track no longer called for it.
They TOTALLY killed the song. I did not like them at all
*waiting for the organ to kick in* : "its impossible"..."no its necessary"
Wrong song
Wrong song
Hunter Stowe wait what?
Wrong song
Yup. Wrong song.
This was a really nice arrangement! Many elements were beautiful, but I think it could be improved if those descending chromatic scales that start about 1/4 into the piece are reworked. They sound a bit out of place and a little awkward.
Edit: for anyone still commenting -- Yes, I am quite familiar with the original piece and what the arranger was attempting to imitate with those scales. My opinion still stands. An important part of transcribing and arranging music for an instrument is understanding the strengths, weaknesses, and limitations of said instrument you're arranging for. Often, techniques for a stringed instrument just do not translate well or aren't possible at all (vibrato, anymone?) on a piano. Remaining faithful to an orchestral piece when arranging for piano can have its strengths, but as I maintain here, it can also take away from the piece overall. Faithfulness to a piece for faithfulness' sake is not always beneficial. Again, I think the arranger did a great job capturing many of the other elements of the original piece -- the unknown, the wonder, the grand sense of adventure -- and the techniques used to evoke these emotions are executed well. It's a job well done and I generally enjoyed it -- I just don't love those descending scales.
Lang Kuoch Totally agree it is really misplaced
Yeah, I don't know much about music, but that did feel awkward to me.
Same here. Coming from an electronic background, it felt like someone has misinterpret a midi channel and placed a wrong instrument on those notes. So Marcin, it does seems like a bass, but mistaken for a piano part... :) Classical speaking, it sounded 'off' indeed.
Marcin M I understand what they're trying to imitate, but certain notes, or scales, or sounds in general, when translated onto acoustic piano, just don't sound good.
Yup, they could imitate the bass in a lot of better ways.
Fantastic arrangement. I disagree with the criticism about the lack of organ. I think the long piano intro creates anticipation for the larger sound that the organ introduces. The moment when it does come is, sensibly, absolutely awesome. Great work.
It’s a genius characteristic not a lot of musicians use. To not completely sap music of its power, you can’t use the strongest part of the song too long. Take No Time For Caution and the Interstellar docking scene for example. As soon as Cooper sequences the docking, that awesome fucking organ starts to play those E minor chord notes, but this only happens for what, about 30 seconds? If anything it just makes you want to replay the entire song again. Sure I know Coward has the same pattern playing throughout the entire second half, “but it’s undeniably beautiful”.
Have to say that Tick-tock is one of my favorite in interstellar. The increasing of tempo from 60 to 120 like a speeding second hand signifies the flying of time, and the volume rises and falls like those gigantic waves on the planet.
That's so true that's literally what I think everything I hear mountains or tick tock. It's beautiful
I'm talking like a guy with kidney failure: "I've been waiting for that organ for years!"
GOod one
Holy hell that's beyond awesome
StarCrusher By it’s very nature, hell cannot be holy. Holy Heaven.
@@nickkraw1 Maybe its so unbelievable that hell becomes holy
The guy on the left is my music teacher. He is a very cool and understanding Person. Im very glad i have him as my teacher
I love the awkward feeling of the descending notes because it paints with the music that terrible heartache he had for leaving the daughter...and those painful feelings haunting on every second
Absolutely
Mr. Zimmer is the God of music
"Brain Explosion" Hans Zimmer would point it to Johann Sebastian Bach
Eh..
Hold your horses buddy ever heard of anything before 20th century?
@@zaidshah4535 ok to be fair, the 20th century had Mahler, literally the last master of the symphony
@Joachim Schuster lol explain why that upsets you
Very chaotic. This is perfect however, in showing how complicated Hans Zimmer's mind is. This is a perfect recreation. Thank you. I listen to this while studying.
The organ is worth waiting for >:-D
When I saw the comment from the uploader that this is a proper representation of the MUSIC and not the movie's soundtrack I realized I needed to change my expectations and I'm thoroughly surprised and how great this sounds.
Few things to note: how about the EPIC sound quality of that silver boombox center stage? Thing was amazing in range! Also major applause to the two girls who are managing the sheet music at 6:25 -ish, well done keeping things moving.
Damn, this was portrayed so God damn well. Every little part was so well thought out, that when they were all put together it sounded kinda messy in that omnibus kind of way, and that's exactly how the original one sounded like. I love it. Also the skill, to be able to portray it so well, is amazing. I think they completely nailed it. Also a lot of people didn't seem to like the scales, but I feel the exact opposite. They gave that bottomless feeling of realization and despair when they saw the wave.
There should be more organ (even if just playing chords), that would make this more epic. Also the piano parts are a bit over complicated (as someone has said below) and end up sounding messy at times.
Eric Zhang I think that's the point organized chaos only really to like up on the major "ticks"
Agreed, as a violinist of 15 years, it sounds sloppy.
Eric Zhang nope, it’s perfect.
@@wyattlgrant Ok, Wyatt.
I agree. Its cool, but the 4 pianos make it seem harsh and gimmicky. The original organ-centric piece is absolutely wonderful.
Dude at the church organ: I'll just sit here and wait for my turn😅
That's fake..everything came out the CD-Player
KonvexArtz lol
nice ears xD kappa
I gave a Like just for the matching of fingers pressing keys with the CD-Player sounds
Hehehehehehe
That’s a high quality CD player. Bose could never
I am speechless...the talent at such young age.....loved it!
You guys should do an arrangement of Cornfield Chase. With the organ and piano it would be amazing!
Jose Dominguez don’t forget a harp or two!!
Tackle Productions yes! Great idea
I could make one for you if you want
@@JoeyHazboun Fr?
I think the real name of this track is "Mountains". Super performance.
Malthe Olsen read the description
Nah mate the track mountains has some of this in it...BUT tick tock is a bonus track in the interstellar album and they are playing this, rather than mountains (despite having the same striking build up initial part as mountains) :)
It is not. There is a difference between the original composition by Hans Zimmer and his actual version for the entire movie. Zimmer's original compositions are mostly called "Suites" (e.g. "Jack Sparrow"/"Day One Dark") and are longer. "Tick-Tock" is such a piece which you can not hear exactly like that in the movie. The cutted version for the movie scene is called "Mountains".
Tick-Tock and the other suites (Day One, Murph, Stay, Day One Dark, Organ Variation) you can only hear on the Illuminated Star Projection Edition of the soundtrack.
Malthe Olsen the notes are different too... OMG I'm so in love with this suite
Mr Invader no its apart of mountains its just faintly heard in the back
Every second that passed by on Miller's planet was 24 hours back on Earth, due to Gargantua's immense gravity, slowing down the passage of time "drastically."
I refuse to give you guys a dislike because you did perform it flawlessly, but I really didn't care for your over complication of the piece. I assume this is for a senior recital maybe? I just don't see how you could pull this off with two pianist and an organ.
Maddie Graffeo It was also far from flawless with many timing errors. But I really appreciate them attempting the piece. It is one of my favorites.
That just shows you are a true musician, we always hear the worst in our playing. Even if no one else can.
Maddie Graffeo but they did pull it off
I completely agree. They did a good job, but It was too over complicated and that made it sound like a jumbled mess.
Hi. (Generic over-critical comment)
I've never heard such an accurate piano version
9/10
Very well done and obviously took lots of practice.
I simply can't stand the descending notes. Does not sound right whatsoever!
It definitely does. It's in the music
Agree with the 9/10, though my problem is with the accuracy in timing, especially for a song titled Tick Tock
вам по ходу медведь на 2 уха наступил, что для вас это хорошо???
Stefan Brockelbank shaking my head my head?
@@manskiptruck It is in the music, but is not the same way.. just listened it now and in the original version, the descending notes are much more...discreet or understated. The way they put it in this version sound a little akward indeed..
Man the dynamic range and control of those pianos is awesome
There are few words to describe how awesome this is. Nice job to all involved!!
Brilliant, well done all!! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 What I especially love is that this music by Zimmer is so amazing, stunning and captivating that there are MANY people of all ages in so many countries who want to either play the music as close to the original as they can or they improvise and create their own interpretation. Absolutely brilliant!! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
the arrangement is nice, but you guys really failed at maintaining the original composition's dynamics.
sometimes it just feels like a nonsensical blur and theres little to no distinction between phrases.
despite that, it's exciting to see 6 people at two pianos. reminiscent of steve reich's staging :)
Lisa Godin get over yourself and don’t try to be the UA-cam hero. OP‘s comment was the most constructive in this comment section. It wasn’t salty nor was it hateful in any way but you still went ahead took offense. Just silly
I feel like it wasn't great, but it wasn't a complete failure. Part of the intention is for things to be a non-sensical blur.
Lisa Godin he wasn’t wrong though, you’re just salty
Right ! Something is wrong
For me it's also remind "Piano phase" by S.Reich. But way more organized :)
i hate the thing when it goes low as fuck
You get points for that layman description.
It is probably 10x better in person.
Doesn't come through video very well.
I hope you do these things professionally. You deserve the money
Epic eargasm! Thanks for posting this amazing piece of art.
Amazing indeed!
i feel that the arrangement of this cover could have been much much better.. the idea u guys came up with is excellent.. having 4 piano players playing wide ranging sections of the peice simultaneously along with the organ! u guys interpretated this peice well, though it lacked the "interstellar feel" somewhere, which can reexist if the arrangement of ur cover is revised.
Geet Suri
YYEESSSSS!!!!! "It lacked the interstellar feel" thats EXACTLY what i thought i just didnt know how to say it. It does sound good though. I guess its a lot to expect, trying to get something as good as Han Zimmer music.
This is the long version, the one in the movie are mostly highlights
Sorry to say but I don't think they interpreted the piece well because the interstellar feeling ISN'T there (as you said). And its not because its not a ''highlight''. Its because its a minimalistic piece which you SHOULDN'T over complicate exactly like they did here. Most musicians always want to fill gaps of silence because they are afraid of it but it belongs in this piece. Also the organ base lines were missing in the entire video (I don't understand why) and those were giving the uneasy/ epic sound from the original movie. They had all the equipment they needed in this video to pull it off but sadly it didn't come out :(
Geet Suri
Great point dude. And plus the sound of the piano is always decaying. There’s no way to increase the volume of the note once the hammer hits the string, unlike a wind instrument or a digitally produced bass. So the point that comments raise about over complicating the parts may come from the attempt at amending the decay of the sound. And yes using organ more easily ‘fixes’ the problem, but hey this is a piano and organ cover. Not an organ solo.
Plot twist: *There is no plot twist, everything is fucking real*
Interestelar plot twist: they are all drug adiccts and they are so high that they think theyre in space
... that's it... right there... you guys just hit the spot. Ahhh yes. As accurate a commotion as it will get live.
It's impossible.
Instrumental piano music it's a mirror of age... of current reality.
Set a classic example beside it and you could feel some different.
Absolutely amazing. Piano could express the human's timeframe.
I play this on piano but never have I seen 4 pairs of hands on a grand piano with an organist playing also! What fun!!!! Hands, fingers, toes going everywhere!
Extraordinary ! Your work helped me realize that Hans Zimmer Interstellar's OST was my favorite ever !
Es ist so schön !!! So schön komplex!
Davon wünsche ich mir eine Studio-Aufnahme, ohne Nebengeräuche. Ich würde sie gern bei Amazon ... kaufen !
Vielen Dank!
Vor kurzem erst Hanz Zimmer live in Leipzig erleben dürfen und jetzt diese großartige Stück von dir :)
Commander AS same
word.
Me waiting for the organ: 👁👄👁
ve have vays of making you tock
ty count dracula
Hey idk if I'm being stupid, insensitive, both or neither but what's that thing like from his ear to his foot with the guy on the left (ik bad English but its 3:36 and my brain hurts)
По моему мнению, это уже какое-то отдельное произведение с гармонией интерстеллара, не похожее на оригинал. Какие-то отдельные звуки Невписывающиеся в ту "Основную мысль этого произведения"
Как будто один тупо по клавишам беспорядочно долбит
Pretty much proves Hans Zimmers ungodly superiority. It takes 5 musicians and 2 pageturners to operate 3 instruments and an oldschool stereo just to make a cover of his work.
Великолепное исполнение.
How can you play the piano and the organ while you are crying 😭😢🚀 ! It sooo emotional 😭😢 .💔💔💔💔
That was an GREAT piano arrangement !! Even with very small desync, it goes greatly with all the background and details.
What the .... is wrong with that guy's ear ?
Jeez - I can see the movie scene clear as day in my mind ... and I have tears in my eyes ... WTF?!
I prefer this version over the original.
I see 'tick-tock', 'Hans Zimmer', 'piano', 'Interstellar'; I hit like.
I did the same .😅
Do we need 5 people to play 3 pianos?
-ITS NECESSARY!
At 6:23 "come on TARS" 😊
thats the "no time for caution" song, this song is the longer version of "Mountains", which is from Miller's planet
This song is about life and time.....the descending notes that are off putting are just that-they represent all the battles lost small and great through living. In the end the battle for ascendancy is won with the power of the organ-certainly a Christian allegory. The last notes simply remember the battle won but still lost in time......
“get your - back here!” “I’m not leaving without my data!!”
The descending notes were a nice touch. I liked how they copied that bass receding like a vacuum. Great application given the medium of just a few pianos and an organ. I'm at 4:30 right now, haven't heard further.
And the organ lifts it!! Takes it right up there!
Great! But also completely under utilized the organ.
I find absolutely amazing how you've been able to simulate the doppler waves effect from the original song, which was most likely originally added in post-production, by just playing it to make it sound that way.
Listening it at 2x
Then its wonderful
1.5x is better
pianos build anticipation and suspense while the organ brings everything together
accidentally left it on 1.5 speed, that's utterly insane, have a listen
ouch to the arrangement... sorry guys but no no no.....
real mvp is that grill who changes pages like a boss for those rich mother loving kids
That grill is also good for cooking burgers
Not sure why I found this so funny 😂 I imagine this playing over the scene in the movie, some people saying it's beautiful and spine tingling.... Must be hearing something completely different.
It's a sin this video doesn't have at least 10 million views
Hearing this music reminds me of God
the two people in the back just sit and flip the pages of the music
I am not a genius or hi Tech person who knows music..
But I am a simple common person which makes me uplifted after hearing this and it tells that it is possible and I am possible.
Human being can make can design can invent any thing, even the voice. I am stocked.
"It's impossible" "No, it's necessary"
Алмазная пыль
Алёшка Емельянов
Пылинки алмаза, как звёзды,
среди антрацитовой мглы.
И ветер их шьёт перекрёстно
узором на кудрях с иглы.
Искрится умело, прекрасно
в лозе меж волосьев гнедых.
Кладутся на плечи атласно
осколки алмазов седых.
Как крошки из спелого снега
и брызги салюта в лучах.
Снег в свете фонарного неба
сияет на Ваших плечах.
И Вы улыбнётесь мне снова,
немного снежинки убрав;
к губам прикаснётеся словом
моим, привзяв за рукав.
И глянем влюблёнными в небо
навстречу летящим снежкам
и перьям, забывшим о лете,
улыбку пустив по щекам.
Закружимся вместе, давайте?
И будем смеяться, дружить.
Ладони ладоням подайте,
и будем до Утра кружить...
This sounded amazing.
Can't believe i wasted 8minutes.
Because you clicked to read more, tanks for showing appreciation even though you wanted to click dislike, I suggest going to a concert by Hans Zimmer. It's awsome and if you are lucky he plays multiple songs from Interstellar, which played 20times louder then the movie sounds awsome. Goosebumps everywhere.
Also have a nice day.
Also, lol. Did you hear the Mario intro @ 05:41 ? Tada ta ta ta taa!
Hans Zimmer is freaking genius and this performance is awesome!
Someone keeps caughing and It's annoying to me.
which company has buildt the organ?
Severino del Toro the Organ company
Others have made comments about the descending chromatic notes in this piece. I'll preface by saying that I think they are a really creative contribution to this cover. That being said, I almost feel like the first few notes oof that descending run sound slightly awkward, but the remaining portions of that descending bit sound perfectly fine to me. Great work with this, keep it up!
Kevin N the descending bass line is in the original track as well. However, the original track layers far better than this track. I felt that they were playing staccato the whole way through (as if to imitate the clock sound). The original has flowing lines that build upon the initial staccato and fast descending bass later.
I think it would have been much better if the players stylistically played fuller and the bass hid inside the fullness
This is better of the original and made me cry thinking of my dad.
Having Instruments for several tenthousand Dollars, but a Radio for under 50 bucks.
Pageturner on the left: How do I play as well as turn the pages. It's impossible.
No, it's necessary.
Wow this is great!! Awesome job from all!!
It sounded so messy and crowded! Nothing harmonious about this at all. And those awkward descending notes just took me out completely. Thank goodness for that organ drowned out the piano even for a short period. That was the only part that was decent. Needs more work.
Bravo, bravo. Espectacular. Muy bien
Terrible waste of two grand pianos , seven people and minimalist piano technique that required one skilled player only . Chopin must be turning over in his grave watching this travesty! Sorry .
Those aren't mountains
Love how nobody can just enjoy shit on the internet anymore. They have to literally repeat the criticisms everyone else is saying. Jesus fuck. Good job to the musicians. I imagine this took tons of practice!
i love this soundtrack. thank you so much for the video. 💙
Descending scales are representing the uncertainty felt trying to navigate infinity...its the vastness of space the ultimate unknown...the loudest quiet you can ever witness...the abyss swallowing perceptions and all possibilities of reality. The uncertainty of infinity across the vastness of conscious reality in all its dimensions. That is what the descending notes are for.
I keep hearing odd errors in the notes.
These errors just played too loud. Silently playing would counceal dissonance.
They have those in the real version as well they’re just less hearable because of all the other sounds.