Hans Zimmer Revealed - The Documentary 

No, but for film he is, Alma Deutscher can.

I'm not sure if putting Hans Zimmer on the same level of Bach is appropriate-even Beethoven and Mozart are not on the same level of Bach. However, that's obviously not to downplay Hans' brilliant music.

Nah, totally different stuff.

If you mean by rehashing your own themes over and over again, yeah he is brilliant in that regard. He is good as a music producer and brilliant as a sound designer. As a composer....meh.

@@vamvra5498 Can you reword that, I don't really understand.

He doesn’t really stick to one thing, I think, he just does whatever he can to make the film sound like itself

The Sherlock Holmes movies were also some of his strongest world-building work.

You missed Rain man and Days of thunder

Spirit also has an amazing soundtrack!!

Thanks for help

Wasn't he with Suzie and the Banshees?

IT surprised me when i first learned they played together. guthrie is insane

Your opinion…

Origami Have fun with all the hot air.

tell us if its actually substantial

ill let you know :) im just very excited honestly i think its a great idea and the future of education. Its just crazy to me that i can get taught by one of my idols on this i am gratefull to live in this time we are living in right now

Origami how did it go

Yeah how is it so far?

Definitely agree. He’s a huge inspiration.

All of our lives.

Une vie très mouvementée 😊

Wtf David guckt sich Hans Zimmer an? Wenigstens guter Geschmack! ;)

Ach mein Davis, auch hier, weißte was wir bei 2:34 hören?

***** Oberhausen hier - Schade eig

+Ziagl golden circle ticket für oberhausen gesichert :P

There are cd

Guys what’s this masterpieces at 12:15 and 14:39?? Who knows the names of the songs they are playing? It’s probably smth famous, I just can’t remember!!

The intro was faultless

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was a great score indeed! Personally, Mw1 was even better if my memory serves me right.. I think it was by harry gregson williams (works allot with Hans).

Yeah, MW2 got me into FPS's back in the day and still remains my favourite cod.

Hans just did the title track. All the rest was composed by Lorne Balfe...

Crysis 2 anyone

Keldon Lemon the best song in the sound track was deadline by Hans Zimmer

Totally agree! The guy is a legend! Inspired so many people! His music has inspired me to attempt making orchesteal music..only been trying as a hobby the past 8month...but have a ton to learn. Just to be sitting in that studio with these guys, I'd be in total awe!!! It would be the dream!!!

How was it ?

TANGO POLYS yeah man i was like whoaaaaaaaaaaa GG is a beast :O

TANGO POLYS He´s an amazing genius like Hans Zimmer :-) I like Guthrie and his style of playing. He´s a special one within tausends of guitar players that all sound the same. And he seems to be a nice guy.

I dunno, Ramin Djawadi is pretty good too.

I am not comparing myself with Hans Zimmer but as I make original music alone myself (smaller scale: Rock, it's here on YT) read a little here and there about it and I can tell you: music doesn't come out of nowhere. In the Western world we are used to certain harmonies and certain sounds. All the music you listen to leaves some sort of impression in your brain (and music you listen repeatedly leaves a deeper impression, obviously). When you write music your brain is taking all this "stored" stuff and blends it to what is your music and to what your skills allow you to do. The blending process is the magic that sometimes results in something great and sometimes in stuff you'd never show anyone. And I am quite sure that even Hans Zimmer throws away some ideas (maybe ideas that others could start a career with but... ;) ). Fear is what will hold you back. You can't develop your own style by fearing to copy someone and then do nothing. When you write a song you're quite happy with but fear to sound too similar to something existing store it and begin writing something else every week for a few months. Keep all the stuff and practice the writing and working on ideas. When you built some confidence (which you most probably will) return to the first idea and apply what you learned to it...most likely you will be quite surprised. I wasted 10 years with fear (and other musicians...but that's a different story). Now I can hear what influenced my songs but don't fear that someone else does. Especially after some people named bands I didn't even know the name of...

Lla derat you're not alone in this, I can def relate to it.

Dude, ask any musician who's honest with themselves and they will tell you that they're nothing special, & that they just simply steal ideas from their favorite artists but are very good at covering their tracks.

Lla, take a look at this wonderful course by Hans Zimmer! $90.00 for six weeks: www.masterclass.com/classes/hans-zimmer-teaches-film-scoring#/

that is a great composer this is just an overrated jew

Guys what’s this masterpieces at 12:15 and 14:39?? Who knows the names of the songs they are playing? It’s probably smth famous, I just can’t remember!!

***** Awesome! :D

***** i was there too !!!!!!!

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+Dr Quantum I can now gladly say it WAS epic to hear Interstellar's theme live :D

He played in Helsinki yesterday and it was a blast! Had to drive a total of 1600 km to make the trip but it was definately worth it.

steadytube dude wut