Awesome Hans Zimmer

Hans Zimmer’s soundtrack from Interstellar is a masterpiece of cinematic music. Musician Jamie Dupuis performed this stellar version of movie’s main theme on his 20-string harp guitar. The beautiful sunset setting for the video makes viewing even more enveloping than the music itself. Headphones recommended.

Hans Zimmer’s score from the movie Interstellar is one of the most powerful in recent memory. It’s even more impressive performed on the massive Walcker pipe organ at St. Paul’s Church in Strasbourg, France. The bigger the speakers you can play this through, the better. Arranged and performed by Antonino Buschiazzo.

Hans Zimmer’s main theme from Interstellar is one of the most beautiful and ethereal pieces of music in the history of cinema. Musician Naochika Sogabe gives the piece added emotional depth with this wonderful arrangement performed on a 24-string baroque lute.

Musician Peter Bence performs an enthralling arrangement of Hans Zimmer’s award-winning track Time from Christopher Nolan’s Inception. Working in concert with a digital looper, he creates an impressive one-man symphonic sound that both echoes and reinvents the original piece.

BBC Earth returns to the seas 16 years after The Blue Planet, but with the today’s camera tech, it’s sure to blow our minds like Planet Earth II did. The 5-minute short teases us with some of the incredible sights to come, and is set to a soundtrack by Hans Zimmer and Radiohead.

(Flashing lights) German composer Hans Zimmer, an orchestra, and a battalion of guest artists performed some of his best film scores at this year’s Coachella, including tracks from Inception, Pirates of the Caribbean and the Dark Knight trilogy.