The Most Beautiful INTERSTELLAR ever Played In Public

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Last year, I met Ella, who dropped the most amazing Interstellar Piano Cover in Public. I recieved many complaints about the sound quality, as all I had at the time was a phone with no microphone attached, so it captured a lot of background noise. Using a software, I managed to reduce the background noise a little bit.
The arrangement is mainly from Patrik Pietschmann! The piece was composed by Hans Zimmer
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[@TipTop712]

I would have missed my train listening to this

[@SaharRazavi]

yeah

[@garyhendrie4001]

Surely not with all the background noise. I think the original lets you hear more of the song

[@SaharRazavi]

@@garyhendrie4001 Playing live is something else, you can always listen to the original song but not the live one.

[@garyhendrie4001]

@@SaharRazavi thats not what i meant Sahar. Im talking about the live performance before it was remastered. The remastering seems to have brought all the background noise to the fore, especially at the start, it kind of crowds the performance out.

[@hanziforever3836]

me too. even if it was a train for work id just say sorry something came up. i couldnt come on time due to personal reasons.

[@Mike-og1zm]

I played the piano from the age of 7 to 13 (my parents forced me to). After 22 years of not playing at all i started again after watching this video. After 6 month almost daily practice I can play this at almost same quality and 4 more masterpieces of coldplay etc. So guys, not only watch this, play this, everybody can learn this with a little effort. It's one of the best feelings in life when you get goosepumps while playing yourself an instrument.

[@meadow.witjas]

I started again with playing the piano too because of this video!!

[@leventesuto1469]

Thanks man, we love Hans Zimmer. Do you have any practise tutorial site or video for this playing? Greetings from Hungary

[@queenoftheauroras7790]

I also startet playing piano because of this video. And even though I had no Idea how to play piano because I never played the piano bevor, I was so desperate to learn this masterpiece. And now nearly three months later after I started playing piano for the First time and learning this masterpiece as my first piece, i can play it literally 100% like she did. I am so happy and proud because I never thought that I will be able to play this in under 3 months with no experience bevor. But that proves that everyone can play anything if he really wants it with his whole heart and soul. You can achive anything if you really want to because my Goal was to be able to play that in under 3 months and i made. And if I made it so can you(sorry if my english is bad).

[@Beautifulnightmare422]

I have never played piano but god knows I desire to! I hope to learn this one day I just don’t know where to start ❤😢

[@Beautifulnightmare422]

Please give a a starter Mike on a path to learn… what do you suggest?

[@ktefccre]

It seems fitting to play a piece about family love, race against time, and beauty of humanity in a busy airport. The airport has all of these things.

[@duendesinmas1977]

Sí, totalmente de acuerdo

[@Bubatroll]

It is befitting that I leave the game just like I came in, beating a big bad monster who knocks out everybody and no one can whup him.

[@gravemistake8831]

The beauty of her playing coupled with the realization of the dedication required to achieve this level of perfection made this cynical old man shed a few tears. One of the most beautiful songs I have heard. She is the music. The song flowed out of her.

[@brentchustz]

she is just so elegant! when i hear a different version of this one, i think to myself,,,, this isn't how Ella plays it!!!

[@wordreet]

I kind of wish my mum could have heard this. RIP Mutti 3 years ago @ 93. She loved piano and did play early in her life, but became a nurse.

[@OliverBerger]

This rendition is one of the few occasions where music actually makes you cry because you feel the emotions.

[@bryannepveu6807]

It was the same with movie.

[@rc4083]

I’m only 33, turning 34 next week and got pummeled with multiple bad health issues such as the possibility of pre mature dementia and fell into the deepest depression I have never known for over a year now. I recently woke up one morning and decided after about 18 years I just wanted my keys back and felt motivated for the first time to do something other than battling my body to just get out of bed and exist throughout the day. I now play for Hours a day and it’s been the best thing in my life next to my amazing new boyfriend, who heard my cries for help and came home the next night with a keyboard for me. Thank you for this kind stranger, -S

[@kenrobson6038]

How could anyone not stopped to listen?

[@sabristi]

That's what people are. And it's a good reason to have lost faith in humanity

[@qutaiba3511]

The speed and grace of her fingers moving across the piano is mesmerizing. Truly incredible performance!

[@bodigames]

she got this piano version from patrik Pietschmann. his video is on youtube too

[@Senacesn]

Currently learning this version and playing the fast intro part feels so satisfying

[@davidgale-robins9124]

Stop talking rubbish

[@ThrustersX]

Damn you are not lying

[@johnmcclure2912]

So very many notes in her head. So well executed.

[@nimanim8965]

There is an Iranian poem that can be said to describe this lady: "Everything that all the good people have. You alone have them all."

[@cupcakebill911]

I was really hoping to hear what I heard at 5:05 this part is just otherworldly. It's like a brush with hundreds of bristles flowing over an array of different notes, it's just so warm and beautiful.

[@justinkashtock333]

I've listened to this repeatedly trying to figure out why it's so much more emotionally wraught than some of the other more technically proficient renditions out there. I think it's because her dynamic control is absolutely masterful. She's not quite as precise with some of her fingerings as some other pianists, but her tonal and dynamic control puts all the rest to shame. She manages a slow and steady dynamic increase throughout the entire song just letting it build and build in tiny increments, and I find that type of precision to be far more impressive than a technically perfect performance - she makes that piano just bleed emotion through her art in a way no one else I have seen can with this song.

[@noelgarbellotto7400]

Yes , feel, passion , tempo, grace in delivery and flow through composition, brings true artistry to music, beautiful work.

[@MarceloEDelgado]

I cry with this performance once several times. Just what you said “Bleed emotion through her art” 👏🏻

[@FoRmaTiTo]

In other words, it’s ok

[@pplRretards]

Never played the piano but not gonna lie I felt more emotion in this then any instrumental music I've ever heard and still emotional crying while I'm writing this comment lol absolutely beautiful!

[@marcoschwarz4640]

Roger that

[@Krishna0666]

I have listened her performance many times and will continue to through next years for sure! Just a random person playing piano in the airport... Incredible!

[@__Patrick]

There is a point in her performance where you can see the music as it literally works it’s way through her body and through her fingertips. Beautiful, timeless music performed by a very talented person.

[@paulseehusen6951]

I can not understand people walk on by,no one stopped even for a moment as she puts all her energy into playing beautiful music for us to hear and feel.Well done girl,i hope you have a great life in music.

[@dsrtsnw]

everyone in a hurry to slave their life away. no mercy, no time

[@spudpud-T67]

@@dsrtsnw Exactly, everyone is in a hurry to go nowhere. But you are here and you are present for this.

[@newfineart]

There is beauty all around us, you just have to stop and notice it.

[@TheGrumpyChairman]

It's one of the busiest railway stations in England (St Pancras). People have trains to catch.

[@fotokeramika]

Not everyone was in a hurry to catch the train, those who arrived by train also ran....

[@parab01]

Her rhythm, timing, pacing, accentuation feel. Just perfect. She gave that 10000 hours for sure. Well done girl 👏

[@bodigames]

she got this piano version from patrik Pietschmann. his video is on youtube too

[@justinkashtock333]

I like hers better than Patrik's

[@justinkashtock333]

Her dynamic control is absolutely breathtaking

[@davidw460]

In parts it is just perfection 🎉

[@MiceAl487]

I'm a pianist and it's not perfect. She actually made a lot of mistakes if you listen carefully. But what makes this video great is that she didnt5really care. She was just in the zone doing her own thing and having fun. That's important too. Somettimes a lot of professional pianists forget that and arebtoo uptight in their playing. When the difficult parts come, you see tjem struggle. In tjis performance, she handled with grace, and I applaud her for that.

[@patty2079]

That announcer just made the music more mysterious..👍🇺🇸

[@zzoli2oo4]

What an amazing play of one of the greatest songs ever written, every note is perfect in Interstellar and this lady is just a super talent, faith in humanity restored.

[@brandenjones716]

I keep finding this video and this woman amazes me every time

[@m.mishima9485]

This is the first time I have seen someone playing INTERSTELLAR. It is wonderful.

[@peter-pickering]

The young pianist at the public piano at a train station is a world away, yet her music transcends that distance, filling the room and my soul with a sound that's almost celestial. Her fingers, long and delicate like the legs of a spider, weave a complex web of notes that captures my entire being. It's as if she's pulling the very fabric of the universe through her fingertips, each note a star, each chord a galaxy. I'm not just listening; I'm experiencing a cosmic journey. I'm in the music, and the music is in me. "Interstellar" is a piece of music that transcends the boundaries of mere sound, evolving into an emotional and spiritual experience. Its composition is a masterful blend of intricate harmonies and ethereal melodies, creating a soundscape that feels both intimate and infinite. As the notes unfurl, they seem to tap into the very essence of the universe, capturing its complexity, beauty, and boundless nature. Listening to it is like embarking on a cosmic journey, where each chord is a stepping stone to a higher plane of existence. It's not just music; it's a sonic tapestry that weaves together the emotional and the celestial, inviting listeners to explore the "everythingness" that lies beyond the realm of human understanding. As she plays, I feel myself lifted, as if gravity has loosened its grip and allowed me to float freely through the cosmos. I'm soaring past planets and stars, through black holes and nebulae, propelled by the ethereal beauty of the melody. It's a spiritual ascension, a breaking free from the earthly bonds that tether me to this mortal realm. I'm in Nirvana, a state of perfect peace and happiness, like a lotus that has pushed its way through the mud to bloom in the full light of the sun. Tears of joy and wonder roll down my cheeks. I'm overwhelmed, not by sadness, but by a profound sense of unity and connection. I'm a part of something much larger than myself, something infinite and eternal. The "everythingness" of the universe is no longer a concept; it's a reality, and I'm a part of it. I'm not just a spectator; I'm a participant in this grand cosmic dance. As the final notes gently recede into silence, I'm left awash in a profound sense of awe and gratitude. The young pianist, her fingers a conduit for something far greater than mere music, has gifted me an experience that's both grounding and transcendent. "Interstellar" has become more than just a piece of music to me-it's a bridge to the eternal, a passport to realms of wonder and beauty that lie beyond our everyday experiences. Thanks to her extraordinary talent, I feel an overwhelming sense of being exactly where I'm meant to be: at home, in the universe, connected to everything.

[@AllThingsConsidered333]

Well put! You have said everything I feel yet couldn’t articulate with this woman’s rendition of Interstellar. I’ve listened to so many variations & different musicians playing yet none of them affect me quite like this one… there’s just something about it that gets me…

[@timespent1043]

Really gifted piano play er she takes her time warming up and play IG the song sounds colorful like the rain bow

[@flier9708]

This girl is brilliant, played so well and emotionally even with all the background noise and distraction. Would love to hear it played in a good environment.

[@christianjohns8352]

This piece drives me to tears... there are very few pieces of music that drive emotion so well without anything more than the sounds, it's authentically beautiful.

[@juancacorporation]

I loved her listening to her...!

[@DerradeiroX]

This is the best version, apart from Hans's original, that i have heard, for sure. The potency and perfection on timing and tone that she implemented to the song deserves a huge applause.

[@racerex340]

Pietschmann is a genius level composer, so many of his compositions outshine the originals.

[@philippefontfrede7911]

Definitely my best beautiful Interstellar ever played on a piano !. She plays like an organist, she’s fantastic. Thank you for playing for me and us 🙏

[@jamesjudge3685]

Incredible…. Absolutely incredible

[@stevensaunders7203]

The piano is literally the only instrument that makes me tear up. It's so beautiful. You can literally feel the music go through you with so much emotion

[@Studio_234]

That right wrist is an organic metronome! she is feeling it. I could never play this without spilling tears and can barely listen to it without having a spiritual and physical reaction .

[@Ixle589]

Fact!

[@AIRDOODOO]

These moments come once in a lifetime for most...my heart aches for those that just walked by with their face stuck in their phone. Just say yes

[@MolloyPolloy]

the background noise adds to the performance. honestly people are so entitled with their complaining about background noise of a performance in a train station.

[@kashresurrected]

Her fingers are dancing on piano...truly amazing 1❤🙏

[@splitbrain474]

hans zimmer is on another level i mean even playing this is very hard just image if you make it from scratch how hard that will be big ups for the girl who played it very well

[@jimbones155]

To play that and not miss a note on the spot is amazing.

[@davidgale-robins9124]

Truly sensational barry

[@10freekie2]

She missed a couple of notes :). The way she played it is amazing indeed though. Best version I ever heard.

[@VintageCR]

im in awe, speechless, hurt with goosebumps and graced with tears. Her fingers move like they're made from jelly, while she plays this masterful piece, her timing keeps them from getting squashed or tangled. ❤

[@user-xu7pw7uq4j]

Она, молодца-крутяка!!!

[@darrenwerner1829]

This particular rendition would have brought so much more to the movie. As I listened I could see the movie in my mind and the emotions were all there.

[@vidiveniviciDCLXVI]

It's good, but nothing beats the perfection of the Original score.

[@ricardosousa3954]

incredibly beautiful!!! I cried a lot... In everyday life, we don't realize how far we are from art, from beauty, until we see or hear something like that...

[@NapalmCowboys]

I love listening to this. I have to listen to it at least once a week to feel whole. Previous comments about the emotion conveyed through her performance are spot on. She feels it. And her audience feels it. That's good music.

[@novalis56]

An angel.

[@robertparkinson6919]

I can't tell you how many times I've listened to this If the mood catches me it's tearful.

[@cafiusklien]

It's an emotional, deep film, and this piece of music captures the beauty of the film perfectly. If you didn't cry at parts of this film, you didn't understand the science behind it.

[@Smokingdabsandgaming]

I love watching your demeanor at the beggining when she started playing, you can tell the moment you thought she was good, and the very few seconds it took after that that you realized just how amazing she is and what you were in for right before you adjust your coat..

[@TheThorin1]

How she is playing, is magical. I love it.

[@scotthoughton4259]

I have listened to ‘‘this version about 50 times and still love it.

[@brandenjones716]

Dude she went super Saiyan at the end of this song. It's SOOOO good. And the way she flows her body to the music. You can tell the exact point when she let go and just let her emotions take over. Amazing

[@badnoodlez]

Yeah she was bit stiff at first and then she absolutely knocked it out of the park.

[@davidgale-robins9124]

Rightio

[@andrian007]

I’m clearly too old that I actually understand the super Saiyan reference…

[@amjid300]

This makes me want to watch Interstellar again. Fantastic!

[@teslowamowiecitokrotko1283]

Fantastycznie zagrała Interstellar.

[@floyd6579]

`you play the piano?” , She owns the piano.

[@brentwalker3300]

I would have been curled up in a puddle of my own tears after hearing that. Damn, that was really lovely.

[@rolanddunk5054]

What a very talented pianist,spellbinding.

[@karanhodge28]

The most beautiful performance !!! I can tell she has a beautiful Spirit. Im in love . ❤ Keep it up babygirl .

[@ooppay]

how do you just walk by and not this to this masterpiece

[@rafaeldelafuente4787]

Absolutely masterful. What a pity for background noise. Imagine this in a studio with a grand piano... wow.

[@tristanhawkins8699]

I know what you mean but the background noise also makes the performance for me. Especially the tannoy announcement at the beginning.

[@atcbrambo]

It is so strange seeing people passing by and not stopping to listen to.

[@LoudValves]

The Dystopian message over her playing...

[@ssolberg9357]

Definitely 1 of my favorites, not only is she capable of left and right but the way she anticipated every move before a move was needed .

[@aletargaryen]

Hans Zimmer composed a truly masterpiece with the soundtrack of Interstellar movie. This reversion is a tribute to him. Amazing how she plays the piano and give her own touch

[@gustavofring7926]

One of the best covers I've seen across KZbin. Her fingers are flowing in time ❤️

[@bodigames]

she got this piano version from patrik Pietschmann. his video is on youtube too

[@syrniaboy]

​@@bodigamesnot the same though

[@brentchustz]

She is so graceful!!!! beautiful music!! i would like to see more of her!!!!!!

[@berghauss]

Breathtaking. Absolutely breathtaking.

[@dgb5820]

No notes, just pure talent from a beautiful musician. How could you walk past this amazing

[@davidgale-robins9124]

Quite easily if you have a job

[@ThabeloMancama]

This piano has a lot of stories to tell. Every memory of every song ever played. Somehow she managed to use this one song to tell all of those stories in one masterful stroke. Two talented storytellers telling thousands of stories all at once. Beyond believable...

[@orlandocarrillo7132]

Man, it's just a piano. An object, inanimated

[@duendesinmas1977]

​​@@orlandocarrillo7132 Los instrumentos están "vivos" ( por así decirlo ) musicalmente hablando. Yo mismo me cabreo a veces y mucho con mi guitarra. A lo mejor he estado 3 semanas sin tocarla pero luego ella es como si me hubiera dejado 4 meses. Los instrumentos pueden ser miserables y vengativos si no los mimas y los haces hablar. Si por el contrario lo haces, ese instrumento te "ayudará" a ser mejor

[@brianwilliams6035]

absolute powerhouse i can't stop watching it! 😂❤

[@visitor5009]

Angel hands. Magnificent

[@PeterKobor]

this is amazing. As a piano player the feeling is so real and this moment is amazing ! life in the moment cant be more real

[@braydnhodges3043]

Beautiful song played beautifully by a beautiful woman. How tf could anyone just wak past this

[@ostraadt]

Absolutely terrific. Thankyou for sharing.

[@TrvisXXIII]

The build up to this was insane!!

[@f1rules106]

There are interstellar covers. And then there's this. Amazing. If someone could use an arrangement like this on the organ, it would be magnificent. I know organ covers exist, but based on this would be out of this world.

[@bodigames]

she got this piano version from patrik Pietschmann. his video is on youtube too

[@MarcioSantos-pp4os]

@@bodigames i think her performance is better, i can feel the song a lot more in this video.

[@epicchanges1072]

Damn. This is the best cornfield chase interstellar cover and I’ve listened to like 20. She gets into the spirit of it from 3mins mark to the end and at one point is barely even touching the keys- just gliding. This is the perfect cover, sounded like we were watching the scene in the movie. And she’s in her 20’s looks like. Ridiculous

[@skwest]

I'm just grateful that there are people out there with these kinds of abilities, both in writing and in performance. The human mind is transcendent.

[@ultimatearc4538]

So far my favorite interstellar piano play, I keep listening to it and whatever else I watch isn’t up to this level imo

[@WhisperingPeace]

Goodness, I have been sitting here speechless with awe. The Interstellar Theme is and always will be one of my favorite and most cherished themes, and this truly special and talented woman's performance so deeply moved me. There is something about a person playing this song from the depths of their souls that always makes me so emotional, so grateful, so deeply moved. If she ever makes an album or does performances, please let us know. I would buy her work and attend her perfomances. Thank you for sharing this.

[@poojyathavenkatesh2980]

Not usually one to comment often but this is the best cover of interstellar on the internet. Period. I envy this girl, her finger tips created magic.

[@Echtnice1]

Respect so beautiful Greetings from Berlin Germany

[@PabloPerez-re1fk]

I watch this video every morning. Thank you.

[@latypov1983]

Такую сложную композицию вот так взять и сходу без помарок сыграть - она большая молодец!

[@MrKiraBR]

Ella's version is the best I've ever heard!

[@galipormeci9704]

In one word the lady lives the song

[@matthewbroderick2000]

This, is enough, to let me go on life, I can find peace in letting go, I only wish I could be as creative. Thank you.

[@friedsiopao]

Patrik Pietschmann will be proud of her, she's amazing!

[@friedsiopao]

@JohnC1 daddy chill, i'm just saying he would be proud🥱

[@jcbarraugustinus723]

When you listen this masterpiece, specially this perfomance, you are already flying interstellar

[@davidgale-robins9124]

Sounds like you're flying off thc

[@XxxCannabioticxxX]

She is an angel ❤

[@Maalthe1]

She wasn’t t prepared to play but she got into it and did her thang

[@saggioepicureo]

Listening the intro played by her while the recorded voice of the station is spreaded in the air is amazing! It looks like TARS speaking in the spaceship! BTW girl, your soul is beautiful. Can we avoid to get emotional with this? No, it's necessary.

[@malloycade8626]

I was thinking the exact same thing!! That added an unplanned element

[@Nicolas.samsoniuk]

Omg, yesss !! Perfect comment hahaha !

[@Nicolas.samsoniuk]

Omg, yesss !! Perfect comment hahaha !

[@coolioathenscoolioathens7448]

Indeed this unplanned element, the recorded voice of the station looks like TARS speaking in the spaceship! Amazing performance

[@abidtaher5191]

She got Such an amazing talent 🤩

[@hraqhraq]

What is more amazing is how all this is encoded in her brain with neurons that jumps from sensory auditory cortex to her motor cortex to her fingers

[@duendesinmas1977]

Sí, por eso para conseguir eso, a parte de tener talento, se ha de trabajar muchísimo. En realidad el genio es un 1% talento y un 99% trabajo. Luego una vez queda en el subconsciente ya es difícil que se olvide si se va tocando regularmente. Lo cual nos lleva a una conclusión bastante evidente y que para mí siempre como flamenco la tuve clara : en realidad el músico no necesariamente debe reducirse a partituras o debe tener conocimiento a nivel teórico ( solfeo ), incluso un clásico. Ojo, con esto no lo desecho ni digo que no sea importante, simplemente sostengo que no es necesario para dominar un instrumento. Saludos

[@aseprusadisafaat7288]

accurate emotion on keys

[@davisjeremiahw]

AND MY BIGGEST PROBLEM! How do people just walk by hearing this like its radio being played and not someone pouring the heart out is beyond me?! Like how could you hear this and not be drawn to it I wont ever understand

[@dejanf6966]

for the reason that people are way to much into surviving mode...and for the reason people dont care to much about whats going on around them. Big problem in today society and thats a shame :(

[@hvfd5956]

I had that issue where I used to live. The 92 year old lady that lived next door (until her kids made her move into a home) had a nice mini-grand. I walked by one day and there was some really nice music playing. Later that evening, I complemented her on her selection of music. It turned out she had previously been the practice pianist for the Houston Lyric Opera for more than 30 years! That wasn't her stereo, it was her playing something totally random that she had memorized years before. Sadly, like all good things, it came to an end. I have moved twice since then. The pandemic came and went. No telling if she is still alive or not.

[@speciesmg7537]

Hear hear

[@twiggy27111976]

My thoughts exactly. Not a single person broke stride. This would have stopped me dead in my tracks. People are so insular nowadays

[@lucasfavre1282]

people don't just randomly stroll into a train station, they usually have somewhere to go and/or a train to catch

[@lavitz66]

I found this last year on a random youtube piano dive. I had actually never watched the movie. I have since watched this video (the original and now remaster) dozens of times and seen the movie 4 times. All because of how amazing this piece of music sounded being played by this young lady. There are pieces of music that stay with you forever, and in some ways change the way you feel music. I have encountered 3 or 4 in my lifetime. This piece is one of them. She should be extremely proud of her talents

[@michaeljmobley]

All these people walking by in the mall and not understanding such an amazing performance was going on blows my mind. I would have been captivated the moment I would have faintly heard the music.

[@lokindar363]

wow,wow and again wow

[@user-ng9hr6op4t]

I'm at a loss for words how amazing that was! Keep watching it over and over again.

[@windowlicker_4207]

How are all those people just walking by a moment so amazing like they didn't just witness the most beautiful sound in the world? I hope that makes sense because it's hard to put into words. This is absolutely breathtaking. She's so gifted and noone even stopped 🤯 how?

[@Icaro83]

Totally agree

[@leedeerman]

I’ve listened to this loads and at first was distracted by the train announcement at the beginning, but now I really like it strangely it’s adds to the build up. Amazing key work by the way.

[@timdietel9797]

This performance is an experience unto itself... it should be illegal for uTube to allow an ad to interrupt it Oh, and they need to find this girl and put her on tour. I would pay $$$ to see this live...

[@duendesinmas1977]

Cualquiera que entienda algo de música, pero de la de verdad y no la porquería soporífera que nos suelen vender, afirmaría exactamente lo mismo. Lamentablemente el arte en esta sociedad está infravalorado, todo o casi todo ( salvo excepciones contadas ) se reduce al producto de marketing. También hay que tener en cuenta que tampoco todos tenemos el mismo grado de capacidad para comprender lo que es y no música ( independientemente del género musical ). Esto unido a lo que digo, la nula cultura musical desde la niñez ( que para mí es fundamental ), pues lleva a este resultado. Un saludo