How Hans Zimmer Created the Score for 'Dune: Part Two' | Vanity Fair

"Home Depot is our secret instrument-building site." Hans Zimmer, the Oscar-winning composer of 'Dune,' is back again to provide an in-depth analysis of how the score was created for the 2024 sequel film. From working closely with the DPs to understand the film's visual designs to constructing extensions for flutes from Home Depot PVC pipes, Hans provides an insider's look at how it all came to life.



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[SeafoodFriedRice]

Amazing that in the first 5 min of the video he's giving credit to the talented musicians on his team, rather than talking about himself.

[riofairchild]

“A Time of Quiet…” is so moving especially when it’s played as Chani is leaving

[azathoth]

What Hans has done with Dune is what John Williams did with Star Wars and what Howard Shore did with The Lord Of The Rings, he gave a huge anthem for an entire world

[sienna]

the last question and his answer.... i cheered loudly in my room!!!

[pwnisher]

Uh, that love theme hits so deep. I think it takes the cake for the most beautiful theme I've ever heard. Tears, every time.

[kurtdewittphoto]

I want to hear Hans Zimmer and Denis Villenueve having a heated conversation about the quality of wines.

[sp]

This might get him his third Oscar! Especially „A time of quite between the storms“ is beautiful ❤

[rare_red]

13:29 no one gona talk about hans Zimmer hunting talents to give them a opportunity to be a part of his team for me it is somehow wholesome.

[brianfoss]

Bless the Depot and its piping
Bless the humming and blowing of them
May their pitches cleanse the world
And keep the world for their whistles

[xavierleung-dias]

Only Hans could make a guy walking through a crowd go so hard. “Arrival” was a masterpiece

[skurtyyskirts]

I want a Hans Zimmer documentary SO bad

[brayhanaran]

Dune Messiah on Hans Zimmer's desk?!? WE GOT A TRILOGY ladies and gentlemen!!!

[TheSweatyYeti]

What a privilege it is to exist during the same time as Hans Zimmer. Every film that he scores is a treat.

[ThalesPanke]

The response to the last question gave me chills!

[analusilvaj]

I think his discomfort with certain colors not matching his music might indicate he has synesthesia. Which would make a lot of sense considering the way he describes his music and his process. Absolute genius.

[bjorkyorke]

The music was a HUGE part of this movie!

[MrMentalrevolution]

So proud that our ancient Armenien instrument, Duduk, is part of this magic.

[nithinsuku]

I am so glad I got to witness the film in IMAX.

Everyone should watch it in the best screen possible.
It is a filmmaking spectacle!

[tunicoco]

The way he describes "A time of quiet..." is exaclty how I felt watching the scene. He is an amazing musician.

[spicyrice]

9:36 Hans' reaction is everyone's reaction to this song. It honestly takes you to another planet