Interstellar - How Hans Zimmer Creates the Sound of Space

[@user-jo8nj]

I feel sorry for the academy awards to have missed to recognize the greatest soundtrack in cinema history

[@SudiptaGupta]

Couldn't agree more

[@IconicNameTV]

*HOW IS THIS LAD SO UNDERRATED?*

[@theguythatmakesyoumad3834]

AND WHO DOES THESE RATINGS!?!?!?

[@paulmichaelfreedman8334]

How does love transcend space and time? because with true love, the one knows it of the other, and vice versa. Just truly knowing and believing it is enough, no matter the distance between the two. Biological quantum entanglement, sort of speak

[@SteffenThole]

I nearly cried in the end. Amazing work. Christopher Nolan and Hans Zimmer as well as, of course, you yourself.

[@ListeningIn]

Thank you. Really glad you enjoyed it.

[@roest4455]

It did bring tears to my eyes. The combination of the music, the memories of the movie and the explanation of the music is wonderfull.

[@p1mplul576]

nearly? damn this music fucks with my brain..

[@pranavu3708]

I cried

[@nicerperson1]

I cried too. The music enhanced and evoked the emotions played out in the film.

[@InsidetheScore]

This has quickly become one of my favourite music channels on KZbin. Everything I've seen on your channel is of an outstanding quality, well researched/thought out, and beautifully edited. You deserve a big audience

[@ListeningIn]

Thank you so much! I've just, as it happens, finished watching your fantastic essay on the Journey score. Hilariously, I was planning one in the game as well! I think I might leave it now! Your video was excellent.

[@InsidetheScore]

@@ListeningIn You must do one on Journey! I'm sure you'll find and show us things I never even noticed - you always do

[@abhideshmukh2182]

Im subscribed to u both guys❤️

[@letosgoldenpath1993]

Agreed! I just found you today and MY GOD are these well done! Thank you for sharing. I love this particular soundtrack and your analysis and conclusions, as well as your excellent analysis of the music's emotional connections, were absolutely moving and profound. Thank you! For those who have not seen the videos on Star Wars and the Lord of the Rings...equally enlightening and moving. Check them out.

[@lukemonahan7076]

Maybe you could collab with each other

[@superrswalkthrougn]

6:20 This is why I want to experience this movie in imax again. That whole Cooper driving away and taking off with all the beautiful and extremely loud orchestra giving way to absolute silence was actually deafening in the theatre. It simultaneously made me immersed but also extremely aware that there suddenly was silence. Idk how to describe that experience, but I want to feel that again.

[@elizabethsedai854]

I never even got to see it in a regular theatre! I hope one day I will find a way to see it in IMAX. So awesome you got to!!

[@Locutus494]

I SOOO regret that I missed seeing this in (a real 70mm) IMAX... this and Dunkirk. I would drive between states if I could find an IMAX theater playing Interstellar again.

[@elizabethsedai854]

@@Locutus494 Straight up. I live in a tri/quad state area and would literally drive hours and hours to see this in IMAX. I'd go on an entire roadtrip to see it in IMAX lol! I can't think of a single other movie that I would even care about seeing in IMAX other than Interstellar! Maybe The Matrix? That sounds dumb, I know but I do still love the 1st one lol

[@Locutus494]

@@elizabethsedai854 Indeed! For me, I'd go to great lengths to see Interstellar, Dunkirk, or 1917 in IMAX.

[@KelpyG.]

This is the only movie where i wish i couldve seen it on imax i wish theaters did rewatchs or premieres

[@justinshriramkeeling609]

14:40 “Vast, major chords underneath a soaring melody. Like the death of a star. Final, and glorious.” Wow. This unexpected cue is my favourite in the film. Thank you for calling it out, and especially for letting it play out without talking over it. You get it brother.

[@JB-mn4ff]

"Mahlerian" ie. Gustav Mahler.

[@Hellhound1119]

It was such an amazing scene. It's easily one of my favorite movie score moments of all time

[@Jefferson-ly5qe]

My favourite part too!

[@NuSpirit_]

10:32 damn Hans Zimmer did brilliant job - just hearing the song and my eyes are getting wet remembering all the emotions I felt during the movie. Just brilliant and simple.

[@leoholder7839]

Bruh its not a song

[@benjaminholmberg5792]

@@leoholder7839dont be that guy

[@Crazy_Diamond_75]

I cannot listen to the docking sequence music without my stomach clenching. That is one of the most stressful, high-stakes sequences ever put to film in my opinion. Edit: Your videos are amazing. You're basically the music equivalent of LSOO. Both of your channels consistently move me. Sometimes to tears.

[@nikburns1571]

we call that the McConaughey special

[@junhao55]

for me it was dunkirk , almost puked my lunch out back then

[@paloma2757]

what's the LSOO channel? can you say the complete name?

[@Crazy_Diamond_75]

@@paloma2757 Like Stores of Old.

[@filmcentrl9976]

“Vast major chords underneath a soaring melody. Like the death of a star.” 14:41 Fuck how did you capture that perfectly?!

[@JoshuaKallenberg]

I'm generally not a massive fan of Zimmer (although I definitely respect him), but I LOVE his Interstellar score. It's absolutely perfect for the film. Thank you for this! Can't wait to watch this.

[@ListeningIn]

Couldn't agree more! Hope you enjoy the video!

[@LucasLucasMusic]

Yes, the last incredible score of his recent career. His recent cues are...well, not my favorites.

[@funtourhawk]

@@LucasLucasMusic I feel he kinda phones it in a bunch, especially for some of the shitty films he scores now. Just wait until he collabs with Nolan again (Tenet did have an excellent score but Zimmer was busy)

[@simonthelen5910]

I'm not the biggest Zimmer fan either but I'm definitely hyped for his Dune score.

[@HugoStiglitz88]

Agreed. I don't always love his scores but this and inception are literally perfect

[@DanHughes0]

That edit into Murph's room at the start made me gasp a lil bit. Great video

[@ListeningIn]

Ha. That took SO LONG!

[@DanHughes0]

@@ListeningIn 100% worth it

[@hondansx1000]

I feel sorry for the poor people who didn't get to see this in the Cinema...that Zimmer score, with the full surround sounds was an outer world experience. The docking sequence was easily the highlight of that score imo

[@clauaome25]

I was able to. A true masterpiece.

[@garrulus3399]

I was not able to, but I appreciate your thoughts. One day though! (now I remember asking a movie theatre in town about a replay, good reminder!)

[@jameswalker9095]

Love that scene but the launch scene when the FULL BRASS kicks in made me weep from the sheer AWE of that sound. The "death of a star" bit is incredible too.

[@DarkInception]

@@garrulus3399AMC will be screening this for 10 year anniversary

[@JulienWni]

Bro has a voice to read my favorite book on Audible ... Someone please make this happen !

[@mosstet]

I've never gotten shivers from a video essay before.

[@TheDionysiac]

The bit at 5:10 - 6:15 where the "full brass" comes in is the part that did it for me.

[@ChubCoder]

I have with two, this one and one for a videogame... Although I'm not sure if that one is actually a small documentary or also an essay.

[@furyxvanity2946]

Interstellar will be my favourite movie till I die, nothing can ever be greater then interstellar and beat its music and the emotions it brings.

[@elizabethsedai854]

Me too! I literally would watch it every day lol. It's... just amazing. My dad passed away right before I saw this movie the first time and it just... sigh... yeah I'm crying now. It means a lot to me.

[@johnmartinez7440]

"Analyse the Endurance's spin." "Cooper, what are you doing?" "Docking." Such a great scene and great movie.

[@pratik3563]

This soundtrack makes the film a whole. Makes me feel a longing. Longing for exploration. Not as individual but as a species. For all mankind. Thank you for fantastic analysis.

[@tobiasgreeeen]

Boy have I been waiting for this since you responded to me saying that I wouldn't have to wait so long. These 6 days have felt like forever. Thank you.

[@ListeningIn]

It's been a long 6 days for me too. Couldn't wait to get this one out.

[@justsomeguy583]

This is so incredibly well made. Interstellar has one of the most beautiful scores of all time, and the way you guided me through it was probably the closest I’ll ever get to listening to it for the first time again. Your analysis manages to parallel the beauty of this music, with your careful narration and vivid descriptions. I am in awe. Thank you so much.

[@fpicotte]

"The closest I’ll ever get to listening to [Interstellar] for the first time again". That is high praise. Really damn high. (And deserved)

[@Edunomat]

Marvelous analysis for a marvelous movie! You're fantastic!

[@MusicTheoryInAMinute]

Beautifully done. I'm in tears again, like I am every time I watch this film... and every time I watch one of your videos. You have a gift. Thank you for sharing it.

[@ListeningIn]

I really should stop making you cry! I feel bad for all the water you're losing. p.s. thank you so much for being so kind

[@MusicTheoryInAMinute]

@@ListeningIn 😂 It's a good cry. Don't you worry.

[@apexconnexion]

Pierre, I'm in the same boat. I don't even have children and this score just pierces my emotional core.

[@funtourhawk]

The shot of him driving away (for the final time) with the music/cinematography, over-layed with the launch countdown...always gets me. Imagine how hard that would of been for a father to leave his children, not knowing if you'll ever see them again...or if you can even save them.

[@adampayton4695]

Every time you post I grow an immense respect for the music you talk about. I will never watch the movie the same. Thank you for being so enlightening!

[@ListeningIn]

Thank you for watching Adam - I'm so pleased you enjoyed the video.

[@hiikarinnn]

I love how haunting the “unknown” theme is.

[@theankotze1292]

This music evokes feelings of awe and majesty in me I have only felt in LOTR and SW

[@rechickenkill]

Was waiting for this! In the Netherlands the cinema's will open first of june and they're showing Interstellar in IMAX. This is the perfect way to mentally prepare for such a movie.

[@ListeningIn]

That sounds amazing. I'd love to see it in IMAX. I missed it when it came out here in the UK.

[@rechickenkill]

@@ListeningIn It's my favorite movie and this will be the First time seeing it in IMAX. I'm going twice the first week.

[@bobh5087]

This was truly wonderful. And, as an organist, I was thrilled when I first saw/heard this monumental film, and its breath-taking organ score in a theater with all those big, wonderful speakers rumbling... almost overwhelming in its emotional impact. INTERSTELLAR is certainly one of the greatest sci-fi films ever made. And a huge part of its success is due to the flawless Zimmer score. Thank you for presenting this.

[@seth2815]

I am very familiar with the interstellar score, have even seen it performed live by Zimmer himself but you just shed a new light on the score and the movie for me. I'm a 20 year old dude and I just shed a tear because of your amazing storytelling, you are bound for greatness my friend...

[@elizabethsedai854]

Omg that's SO cool! I want to do that!!!

[@microcolonel]

Interstellar in IMAX turned me to a jelly puddle in the theatre, salt of tears in dried layers across my face. So much about it cut right to my soul, and at a time in my life that this was all tender to me. The soundtrack was at least half the film.

[@GregBreden]

Your description of this score is magical poetry. The score is perfectly entwined with the film, so much so that I always experienced it as part of the whole without focusing in on it. I have a new appreciation of it now. Thankyou.

[@MK-jo1gi]

Interstellar has been one of my favorite soundtracks since hearing it in the cinema in 2014, truly a masterpiece. Thank you for taking the time to dissect it and showing us just why it is so brilliant.

[@vsf_dave811]

The scene where Cooper re-docks with the Endurance is one of my favorite film scenes of all time. The entire fate of humanity boiled down to the efforts of a single man, refusing to yield against impossible odds, motivated by his love for his family. That’s the stuff of myth right there, and the music tells the story just as much as what’s happening visually. Such a fantastic movie.

[@bilalkahhaleh3403]

Hans Zimmer & Christopher Nolan together are unparalleled. Great video.

[@nickavenoso7851]

I think Zimmer’s brilliance is his simplicity. He writes music to serve the narrative, to develop characters and to draw the audiences in. I’m not saying that the icons of film composing like Jerry Goldsmith, John Williams and others are not skillful, but there’s just something about Zimmer’s music that elicits a unique impact.

[@jesusmauryvargas8971]

THANK YOU SO MUCH! I've enjoyed this video so much, it almost made me cry twice. I didn't noticed that all the connections between the musical ideas Zimmer put on this movie were so connected! It has inspired me a lot. I'm a composer and currently I'm trying to put together a collection of orchestral songs, struggling with the cohesiveness of it all. So this video really helps me. Thank you, again. I hope your channel gets the views (and subscribers) it deserves.

[@ListeningIn]

It's completely my pleasure! I'm really pleased you enjoyed this video, and that it helps you. p.s. sorry I nearly made you cry!

[@SKINNY_HUMAN]

I have watched interstellar over 20times now. As I'm writing this I went yesterday and seen it at Imax Sydney for the 10th anniversary. Believe me when I say that if you get a chance to see it the way Christopher Nolan intend us to see it. Please do.. This video breaking down the music in interstellar has earned you a subscription from me.. Absolutely presented beautifully

[@D4RRYL]

Goosebumps. Everytime.

[@KevinS47]

In the last 3 minutes I couldn't keep it together and started crying like a baby... This movie is a masterpiece, and your story telling is absolutely incredible, because that's what it is, through your incredible passion for music. Hans Zimmer did the work of a genius on this movie, and the more you talked the more it made sense. Thank you.

[@diegoguarnieri_]

This is the soundtrack which pulled me into film scoring, totally blew me away the first time. You did a marvelous analysis man, keep going!

[@carljohnsonmv]

Can't describe how much I love the "stay" theme! The fact that it begins simple and then slowly grows until the end, perfectly matchs the scene in the movie, it's a mix of feelings very well translated trough the music.

[@vivienbonazzi5838]

Mesmerizing. The way you intertwine the story of the film with the music theory analysis and the underlying movie clips and audio. Brilliant. Just Brilliant. More please!

[@BlueberryCheesecake8]

I'm no musician, but listening to you made me understand the brilliant intent behind this score. Great job my dude.

[@vincecortese4882]

I’d never understood how amazing this score was until now.

[@jolynecharlesjoh4890]

I'm french and this is one of the only english-speaking channels where I understand everything. Thanks for talking so clearly

[@JBrown_Trivium]

The fact that Zimmer and Nolan didn't win an Oscar for this film says it all. Hollywood is so badly out of touch when it comes to TRUE cinematic beauty

[@Typderkeinevidsmacht]

Your talent is wasted on youtube! Both the analytical and design part are top-notch

[@iian724]

this video completely took me in and didnt let go until the very end, really well done

[@anthonyheller9711]

Overlaying the musical notation onto the scenes is so effective. Really carried away with these.

[@braydencrites9016]

This is one deep movie... and this just goes to show how much the music has to do with it! Great work!!

[@yomisterlags1200]

There are very few people that will understand the significance and the absolute brilliance of this sound track. This is the only sound track from start to finish that overwhelms me waves of chills and goosebumps. "No time for caution" on the docking scene has to be one of the most captivating and most emotional pieces of music that has ever been created. There is a moment in that piece that expresses an uncomprehending desperation for Cooper and Brand as well as humanity (at 2:35 of "No time for caution") itself. It brings tears to my eyes every time. Interstellar is one of my most favorite movies so far. This movie really makes me feel like there HAS to be something bigger than ourselves out there, somewhere, there JUST HAS TO BE. If ever there was a movie that creates hope for humanity on planet earth, then Interstellar is that movie.

[@gouthamsridhar999]

I cried multiple times during this video out of euphoric exasperation, great analysis mate! Do Batman Trilogy please :)

[@filmisjustmovingpictures]

I remember when Interstellar came out it divided the audience and critics. But I'm glad that throughout the years it has been appreciated more and more.

[@MrShorts6000web]

IDK why I'm crying, I never knew that an explanation of the soundtrack has a lot more to the film

[@matthewholloway-strong7729]

one of the best videos on youtube. hands down

[@klausM54]

Interstellar is my favorite movie and the Cooper message scene is very personal for me. The Nolan / Zimmer collaboration has created something extraordinary and you did a great job at analyzing how.

[@nicolomarangoni1781]

The overlay of the music chart while cooper is opening the door is brilliant. Why don't you have millions of subs?

[@Plams5]

The fact that Hans Zimmer didn't win an oscar for this score is disheartening for the Oscars...

[@ThanLam-kg6sc]

what could've possibly won over this masterpiece I mean he is The composer lions king, intellstellar, the gladioator and pirates of the carribean this dude is the best at scoring movies its not a question

[@Plams5]

@ Exactly, and I’d argue Interstellar is his greatest work of all time! What the F is wrong with Oscars mannn

[@ThanLam-kg6sc]

@@Plams5 yeah the score that won over it was the grand Budapest hotel a forgettable movie that had an even more forgettable score seriously listen to the score it sounds like a church choir that had been led by a deaf person the oscars is a clown show nothing justifies zimmer only having 2 awards

[@alexzymaris]

Another fantastic video! From someone who knows almost no music theory, this video does such a good job of explaining how the score tells a story on its own, and makes the film even more of a masterpiece. It's a whole new view of Interstellar that I've never even thought about, a whole new language that I could enjoy before but only now I can truly appreciate it.

[@ListeningIn]

Hi Alex. That's very interesting to hear - I'm really pleased you're able to enjoy the video without knowing a huge amount about music theory. That is my aim!

[@lukedstaten]

A good composer can make a good melody, but a great composer makes an experience. Great video by the way, this video was excellent quality you are definitely underrated. You got yourself a new sub.

[@jasonpyatt]

The movie is amazing. The score was incredible (i’ve listened to portions if it since the movie came out over and over). Your analysis of how the score relates to the movie opens another dimension of enjoyment. Like others, I can’t believe you don’t have more subscribers, or why are you not producing this show for Netflix instead of KZbin?

[@Flufferz626]

I never fail to appreciate the fact such a masterpiece as S.T.A.Y started from a single sentence premise Nolan gave to Zimmer that hinted nothing at this being a sci-fi, just the relationship between a father and his child. Could you cover his Planet Earth 2 soundtrack? That was one of his OSTs that didn't sound samey, really stuck out.

[@Hurricane2k8]

I never experienced any formal musical education and often struggle with the terminology, can't read notes etc, yet every word you said immediately made sense in my head. Fantastic analysis and work on your side! Hans Zimmer scores are hit and miss for me, but in Interstellar he definitely hit the nail on the head. His music carried a lot of the emotional weight of this film.

[@elliotwalton6159]

Hans Zimmer has long been my favorite film composer, equally at home in live action and animation. Fantastic analysis.

[@DemonZangetsu23]

The Detach piece is beyond amazing, the bass sounds like Gargantua's heartbeat

[@Hornet1103]

it's amazing how the visuals, storytelling, and music all match up perfectly

[@pdzombie1906]

I totally relived the movie's most touching moments. Great video, thanx!!!

[@hallquiche]

14:40 is absolutely ethereal. How not only Zimmer, but you built up to that moment is beautiful. That moment in this video took my breath away, and put a lump in my throat.

[@HouseSnark]

It’s been over 2 years since you released this amazing analysis, and I keep coming back to rewatch. Such a great analysis of a masterpiece of a score and film.

[@michael.h.m]

yep - I cried watching this video. I love this film and its score so, so much. thanks for your thoughtful analysis.

[@ListeningIn]

My pleasure!

[@persianhotshot]

Bruh why does this barely have 50k views? :/ I guess KZbin algorithm really takes its time sometimes. But don't worry. This video is timeless! :)

[@jordanbrown9807]

You've made me feel emotions I havent felt in a very, very long time. Thank you

[@AstorThalis]

Thank you for explaining the music of the best movie ever made. This is one example of a film score where you first feel it before you understand it.

[@SiJuroArg]

Im in tears. This analysis seduced my mind into feeling the score and themes of Interstellar like it was my first day at it. Im bewildered and happy beyond relief. i love this movie for the ammount of humanity it encompases.

[@Yukon33]

Just watched this today. I am in tears, for real. Very moving.

[@johnmarquez333]

Interstellar is perhaps my favorite movie of all time, and I've long had an appreciation for Hans Zimmer's genius, but this video just increased and deepened that appreciation. Excellent job! Thank you so much for making this.

[@joe-nf8go]

criminal how underrated this channel is. This might be the best youtube video ever made. I have revisited it countless times since its release

[@saeedmahjoori]

Interstellar is amazing! Everything about it. Great detailed analysis, bro. I can't count how many times I have listened to the OST. You skipped the song Mountains though. I thought you'd talk about. But overall a very well-done video. Subscribed!

[@chughes156]

I know! I was looking forward to it - saving this masterpiece for another video, perhaps? (We can hope)

[@ottoroe]

The first note of the film always hits me immediately. ALWAYS. And 10:32 is ALWAYS when I cry. I sorely wish I could see this in IMAX once in my life.

[@AlexCulley-oj6ry]

I'm sorry I'm so late to the party on this... but my God! That is by far THE BEST FILM SCORE ESSAY EVER. I thought the score was one of the GOATs, but with your narration makes it somehow even better. transcendent! Bravo.

[@althor5980]

One of the best movie experiences I had was seeing this in theatres. Not a single person stirred when the credits started rolling until a few minutes in

[@ahmetbaykara.mp3]

What a great analysis, bravo 👏🏻🔥 I also like the tense music in the scene when Professor Brand dies and confesses the lies he told Murph when she was a child. That moment was the next important breaking point before the crew landed on Mann’s planet.

[@HarmoniChris]

Your note on the C lydian stuff finally resolving to a single note during that scene at the end of the movie was my favorite. I recently rewatched Interstellar and it stuck out to me. I tried to explain its significance to my non-musically inclined sister and Dad and I think they got the gist of why I thought it was neat.

[@ListeningIn]

I was really pleased when I worked that out and I'm glad your sister and Dad got the gist of it!

[@dustintaber]

The music always makes me cry. I wish I could watch an orchestra perform the entire score.

[@thorstenjaspert9394]

Hanz Zimmer's music is simple, simple ingenious. I can hear it on and on.

[@martinlagrange8821]

At 9:00, the music of Saturn (I refuse to think of it any other way) is perhaps my favourite part of the score - I've never hear any other composer finally crystallise the grandeur of the planet better. This is a great video, very much enjoyed.

[@nicolasreveley4965]

Truly this is genius! Thanks for the work!

[@pattyluss]

Bravo, excellent analysis! I had the pleasure of seeing this one in IMAX on opening night, and then subsequently went to the theaters 5 more times to watch it. Easily one of my favorite movies. Zimmer's score is so refreshing, I loved the heavy use of organ throughout. I hadn't thought of it before, but your comparison to Pärt is spot on!

[@ListeningIn]

Glad you enjoyed it! It's interesting that so few people have talked about Pärt as an influence before. A lot of people mention Philip Glass, but not Pärt. Especially a piece called 'Annum per Annum' for solo organ - it's almost identical in places!

[@pattyluss]

I can see Glass, but Pärt is definitely closer to the mark. Listening to Annum per Annum now, hadn't heard this one yet, do thesis for the recommendation!

[@zacharyzingg8511]

This score is so brilliant. I can listen to it in full and play the movie in my head it just fits so perfectly, truly the peak of movie soundtracks.

[@LemonJelly360]

I am so late to the party with this channel after stumbling on it yesterday whilst in a Lord of the Rings rabbit hole. As a huge fan of movie scores, I’ve binged many of your videos today and they are all absolutely spectacular. I hope you have more to come as your last upload was 2 years ago. Incredible work.

[@TheAngryHippie]

This should have 7 billion views. You truly SEE.

[@ScottJohnsonMusic]

Fantastic as always, Barnaby! One of my favorites as well. Another element that I love: the ticking percussion at 12:17 spells out “STAY” in morse code!

[@ListeningIn]

Thank you! That is a great feature. I decided to move away from the things like this (there's also the fantastic use of different tempi to match the time dilation on different planets) as it's been covered so much in other videos.

[@hudsonhorizons8859]

All of this is going so far over my head but I love it

[@guyonyoutube1803]

I don't know if someone else already said it but when you say "taking us back to where it all began" we can hear the three famous notes of Also Spoke Zarathustra used in 2001: A Space Odyssey... where it all began. Great work.

[@272s]

I watched interstellar a few days ago and I love the way Hans Zimmer composed his pieces that gives a space feeling. This is a wonderful analysis and I'm glad I found this!!!! Thank you :D

[@bananeneter999]

Criminally underviewed and underrated.

[@jupol143]

You have all, music theory knowledge, love, feeling...

[@Dirk80241]

Such an exquisite analysis. I did not notice any of this when watching the film. I will rewatch it and pay attention this time. Thanks for sharing your insights, and for showing us the hidden musical beauty of this movie. You earned a new subscriber!

[@nocturnowl_0100]

The comparison of the music embodying the themes of: Beginning, Middle and End all at once made me shed a single tear. This movie is an emotional powerhouse and an underrated gem. Your videos of how some of the best composers like Howard Shore or Han Zimmer and John Williams take the essence of these films and intertwine them with music has been very entertaining and has deepened my love for those great films that really epitomize the artistry involved.

[@disconat]

I just got moved nearly to tears from a KZbin music analysis video. Well done, sir. You've got a new fan for life.

[@eleuvisa26]

Absolute poetry my friend. (From Hans and from you.)

[@JoJo-et5np]

Just discovered this.. thank you! Beautifully put together and explained. It's one of my favourite films and my absolute favourite score. It's heartbreaking, terrifying, exhilarating, and hearing the breakdown you've done has helped me see even deeper to It's meaning and construction. I'm not a musician (to my great regret) but a dancer, artist and mathematician- so music is the key that holds all that together for me. Incredibly grateful for your work here and will share this/subscribe and looking forward to watching all your other videos now! Thank you