interstellar "First Step" Hans Zimmer soundtrack - church Organ / piano cover epic 

This makes you feel homesick for a place that doesn’t exist. Awesome!

this soundtrack makes me wanna rewatch the movie for the 10th time

The interstellar is the only movie that made me cry 7 times during 2 hours.

No matter how many times you listen to it. It never ceases to give you goosebumps.

I want to forget this movie to re-watch it again and again....

I neglected to watch Interstellar when it came out because I was never into "space" movies. 2014 (year the movie came out) was the year I graduated high school and as I sit here in 2020 (craziest year ever) I have just finished watching it for the very first time. Wow. And the only reason I decided to watch was this piece of music. Interstellar is now my favourite movie of all time.

If I accidentally stumbled into this church during this performance, I would have thought I was in the waiting room for heaven.

This song was described by Christopher Nolan as alive. The organ needs air, needs to breath and exhale as we do. When you listen to those deep notes, you can almost feel yourself breathing with it. I’ve never heard a song that can elicit so many emotions at one time. It’s a song I would imagine would be paired with your life flashing before your eyes. Stunningly beautiful

"nobody believed me, but i knew you'd come back " "how? " "because my dad promised me"

Extremely fortunate to live in the time of Hans Zimmer.

before interstellar "the pipe organ is for horror movies and church" after interstellar "this amazing instrument creates the most powerful and beautiful music humans are capable of hearing"

This soundtrack really feels like floating through the universe...

*This is it, this is the music from my dreams.*

This song just mixes all of my emotions, Happy , sad, lost, depressed, inspiring and many more.

A minute of silence for those people who have not yet heard this masterpiece

The part at 2:04 elevates you directly into the highest regions of instrument heaven.

I'd pay just to sit in this church while this man is playing the whole soundtrack of interstellar

If they ever send another golden record out into space. They should bung this track on there. This version.

Of course all comments are about the geniallity of Hans Zimmer and Christopher Nolan. But I just wanted to say: thanks David Robertshaw, great job!

Hans Zimmer is the Beethoven of our time. I'm so proud and priviledged to listen to Zimmer Music. Any movie Zimmer touches turns into gold.

How the fuck didn't Hans Zimmer get an Oscar award for this !!!!

Weird fitness video, but I'm glad it made my eyes sweat.

This song is so powerful that you can’t help but look to the stars… and wonder what lies beyond…

The best version I have ever heard of this. Glorious.

Does anyone feel heavy hearted whenever you hear this song? Or is it just me?

Friend: what are you listening to? Me: here, passes earbuds* friend starts floating*

*"C'mon Tars, c'mon Tars!"*

I don’t understand how people can thumbs down this

When Hans Zimmer makes a new music track, he calls Hollywood, then they start working on the script and cast. True story

Hans Zimmer is just a genius. I cant express his talents in words.

The movie is nothing without the music. It is haunting. Promises of something to come but at the same time of something lost. At times makes your spirit soar, at other times brings you down and withdraw into yourself. Makes you feel insignificant in a vast universe but comforting you are part of something much bigger. Mostly your emotions are not safe dragged to the fore with such music.

I’m a simple man. I see interstellar music, I click.

The sad thing about life is that it doesn't have background music

If I close my eyes I can just imagine time moving faster and faster with everything in the background out of focus. However the ONLY thing in focus is this talented musician playing this amazing arrangement. Every once in a while I find myself watching covers of the Interstellar theme and envious of those that are able to witness the moment and upset at those who chose to ignore it. Those that stick around to witness and listen to a once-in-a-lifetime performance are given a gift, a gift that only lasts a few minutes. That gift, is time slowing down for them where they find themselves still, full of empathy and wonder. Most important of all, free of worry. That is the gift this performance brings to us.

Interstellar is one of THE most underappreciated movies of all time. Even some of my friends saw the movie and said it was "boring" and did not like it. Just thinking about this movie, this music, makes me cry. The thought of such a beautiful, limitless universe out there, within sight, yet so hard to reach. The creation of all creations, the one that is, perhaps among many. Interstellar, the glimpse into what could possibly be. Beautiful music, here. Thank you.

How can you not cry listening to this?

Has to be one of the most powerful, deep in your soul masterpieces of Hans Zimmers creations ever ✨️

*Fans* : we want intersteller re release *Theaters* : it is not possible *Fans* : No, it is necessary

CHILLS ALL AROUND MY BODY

This song enters your soul as if it were a ray of light in the midst of darkness. The shivers, the flood of emotions was something magical and pleasant to hear. Thanks for uploading, it was hard to find :)

I have never left a RU-vid comment, but this moved me to tears. Absolutely beautiful.

Murph: I knew that you’d come. Cooper: How? Murph: Because my dad promised me. ❤️

Never will I ever hear a song that gives me a feeling of inexplicable longing and the need to explore the vastness of our universe quite like the interstellar score. I don't know how, but Hans Zimmer managed to put together a piece that evokes the most specific and peculiar emotions from me, even ones I didn't know I had. I listen to this song when I need inspiration, when I feel self-doubt, or just full of wanderlust. When I die, I want this piece played at my funeral.

2:50 ❤. I discovered this video about two months ago. My dog wasn’t doing very good and it was only a couple days later he passed. I raised him from a couple weeks old to the age of 16. He was my best friend from the day he was born. For 16 years we never spent 24 hours apart. He was my absolute best friend. Every time I hear this playing it takes me back to that day with him. I miss him so much it hurts.

Best movie and soundtrack of the decade

It’s the kind of music that stirs up an incredible mix of emotions. It makes me recall all the best and worst times of my life in a single moment. Very powerful..............almost, ‘Spiritual’.

I cried immediately after pushing play at a 1:48 ❤️ This is one of the sharpest needles that goes right in the heart of my soul.

my god. it's not fair for one mortal to wield so much power

Come on tars... come on tars..

"It's not possible." "No, but it's necessary."

For some reason, when I hear this melody on the organ in a church (as it was intended to be played), I feel like I'm hearing God... thank you Hans...

Thank-you for all your amazing comments! so appreciated, interstellar is one of my all time favourite movies with a fantastic soundtrack by Hans Zimmer, I wanted to keep a lot of the original feel of the track with this cover, the beautiful sound of the pipe organ combined with a little piano created such a unique sound, I'm so pleased with the result and hope to upload more videos in the coming months. :-)

Where is the button to like this masterpiece 1.000.000 times? I thank you so much.

Прекрасное исполнение. Качественный звук. Отличные съёмки. Благодарю запроделанную работу.

Who agrees with me that the organ is the most beautiful instrument in the world?

and we have just taken the first picture of a real black hole!!

Absolutely brilliant from Hans Zimmer. The organ gives a feeling of religiousness or sacredness, it's as if we are reaching out into a higher world. Using an organ to compose music for space is absolutely brilliant!

Everytime i hear this soundtrack it hits me. But this video/cover bring me some tears because it hits my heart. So beautifull what Hans Zimmer gives us.

Why this song so emotional ? makes me cry every i hear this.

damn man. That is one hell of an instrument. To create something that hauntingly beautiful, leaves me speechless everytime I listen to it.

This rendition is true to its origin and it gave me chills . Hard to put into words how much this theme should be used again and again to empower lots of scenes. And the player, right here, is a master. Bravo.

I started watching Interstellar together with my daughter back in 2015. She was only 4.t at that time. I say “started watching” because we slip down to our little home theatre, crank the volume right up and re-watch it at least twice or thrice times every year. She loves it and I think once she’s grown up, by watching it then, she’ll be transported back in time to how she felt watching this while laying on her daddies chest. It’s an excellent film - The music makes it a masterpiece. The End.

The organ truly is the ultimate chord/pipe instrument....you can do so much with it...and it truly takes a master-musician to control it and play.... Kudos to you, sir...and this amazing video! :)

I come back to this once in a while. It is incredible how it triggers a point in me and I don’t know what it is. And I think i am not the only one.

This video literally got me through so much you don’t even know, I’m thankful for this amazing cover because it helped me cope with so much

Organ is most complicated and the biggest instrument in synth category 🎹 Salute to that person whoever has created this masterpiece

you are so good, I actually thought its the original score

Пишу сюда из 2022 года, до чего прекрасен этот инструмент, просто невероятно, настолько шикарен, как и собственно фильм…

Want this on my funeral

I dont know whenever i listen to this song i always go through the comments it makes me feel grateful for eveything i have and one day i would like make my parents proud

Who is wiping my tears of??? "It says STAY" from the bookshell: "Muuuuuuuuuuuuuurph dont let him gooooooo"

never have I ever had a movie had such an effect on me. Provoking so many thoughts and manifesting so many Epiphanies. and to have the soundtrack be so much more INCREDIBLE. Then this....this is remarkable what you have done with this and I've literally played this hundreds of times per week since I first discovered it. I aspire to be like Hans Zimmer and you sir have pulled the last chord (no pun intended) in my desires to finally pursue this dream.thank you!!!

Hans Zimmer schafft es eine Melodie zu erschaffen, die ein tiefes bewusstes Bild in die Köpfe brennt. Das war bei Fluch der Karibik (Assoziation Piraten) genau so wie bei Interstellar (Assoziation unendliches Weltall). Das ganze auf dieser Orgel gespielt macht mega Gänsehaut 🤯😱😍

Tars: it’s not possible. Cooper: No, it’s necessary!

Somehow the organ adds a whole new trans-dimensional expression to this already extraordinary musical masterpiece.

This makes me want to go to outer space and never come back

واحدة من المعزوفات التي قلما تجود بها القريحة.. لقد أبدع فيها هانز زيمر لدرجة أنها أصبحت عنوانا لكسر قوانين الجاذبية و السباحة في الفضاء في تناغم مع الزمان و المكان... إنها حلم يستحيل تحقيقه و معجزة صوتية لا تتكرر... كل الحب و التقدير لهذا المبدع الذي رفعها لهاذا المقام...❤👍🏻

I don't know the reason why i cry everytime whenever listening to this music 😭😭 really touching 💖Hans Zimmer ✨

Do not go gentle into that good night Old age should burn and rave at close of day; Rage, rage against the dying of the light

Stunning music. This movie broke my heart, this soundtrack then came by to comfort me, only to break my heart again. This both seems to encompass human suffering, as well as justify it, quite the enigma. Which is basically who we are. We feel it, but cannot explain it. This is what makes life so incredible, yet so tragic.

feels like i'm slowly falling into an abyss. an endless, dark ocean. it does feel like solitude, while in a way it is sad, it has a sense of tranquility.

You truly are a master of the keyed instruments. I envy your ability! :D

Ich liebe diese schwungvoll begleiteten Töne, die einen in ein anderes Universum transportieren und vergessen lassen, dass wir Menschen doch lediglich Besucher sind, welche in einem kurzen Augenblinzeln in diesem unfassbar wundervollen und kostbaren Ort verweilen 🫠

- "I'd like to introduce you to my religion." - "What's your religion?" 00:00 - "I'm interested."

Can you imagine walking into a church or passing by and your hear this thing blasting inside . Wow

That was amazing! Really loved it

I saw this movie at home together with my daughter and we unanimously decided to shot it down after five minuts. It hit us way to hard. After a few month I tried to see it again and this time I could watch for seven minuts... Eventually I could manage to see it to the end. What a great film and what an amazing music.

I think this really demonstrates how incredible of a composer Hans Zimmer is.

I feel like this is one of those pieces that is created through the artist channeling something far greater than themselves.

I was just listening to that masterpiece while watching the first and last lunar eclipse of my life. Felt like one of the greatest things I've done in my life so far. What a golden moment. What an epic piece of art.

I cant forget this film and rewatch it ( I wish I could) but I can enjoy watching other people in my family watch it for the first time :)))

That was the most beautifully haunting thing I ever heard and saw! The melody was just out of this world... Thank you!

This soundtrack is timeless...always feels like being in the tesseract when hearing this masterpiece...

This is a beautiful morning, the sun is making its way between the mountains entering through my window touching my face, i can hear the first Spring birds singing outside, and your music is touching my soul, the world could be perfect for just four minutes. Greetings from the Patagonia.

It's just the beauty of the music that transcends, makes us vibrate, makes our whole soul vibrate... it's poetic and just vibratory poetry... ❤❤❤

I bet organists LOVE trying out the Interstellar soundtrack!!

Breathtaking. My favourite soundtrack covered perfectly.👍👍👍👍

Thank you RU-vid recommendations in 2019!!!!

Close your eyes and immerse yourself into another dimension. This movie has shown how small the humans can be. and at very same time how creative to compose a such beautifull masterpiece. Love from Brazil.

The Soundtrack itself is epic! It shakes you to the core and asks "How desperate would you be...in the moment...when there is no light and no hope"... It is epic because it forces you to think "how tragic can it be?" And it is epic because however tragic the moment might be for you, "it is still not absolute. Everywhere else in the universe it is still that nothingness that prevails. Like it always was. For how insignificant we humans are in the greater picture of the Universe." Love the recreation of the track too!