Hans Zimmer - INTERSTELLAR THEME (Live in Prague) | HD

Interstellar Theme - Hans Zimmer Live in Prague (2017)

[bogsybill]

If you are here, you have an exceptional taste in music.

[advaitkhedkar]

Don't know why, Interstellar theme always hits in the feels. And it's never just 1 emotion. It's like remembering something lost, or something we hope to find. Lost love, aspirations, a way out, a new beginning, it can be anything.

Gives me goosebumps every single time

[francescopaolociampone]

To whoever is listening to this song now, wherever you are.... Sending you love, peace, healing and all good wishes. May your life be good❤

[audriux]

no home speakers could possibly ever do this justice. Must feel incredible being there.

[alphajz]

It's depressions, it's sadness, it's madness... It's fears, it's hopes, it's love, and it's life. This music really had everything...

[buttercreamfrosting]

I would pay anything...anything to listen to interstellar's entire soundtrack live. I cant even imagine

[noahpatterson]

Let’s not forget the audio engineers who mixed this masterpiece. They did a phenomenal job with the entire set.

[Buck]

Can you imagine an entire orchestra so coordinated that you don't need a conductor? He literally just left his piano and felt the music... what a legend.

[Aditya.Verma_]

A true anecdote about the origin of this legendary theme...
When Chris Nolan was done writing the story of Interstellar, he went over to Hans Zimmer and told him a short beautiful story about a father who is leaving his child to do an important duty. He told him two main lines, "I'll come back" and "When?". 
A day later, Zimmer called over Nolan and played this fragile, touching track he had written for his son. It was only then that Nolan started telling Zimmer about the plot of the movie, which had outworldly concepts like space, black holes, and higher dimensions. Zimmer was confused if the theme he had composed would pair right with such a plot. To which Nolan responded, "Now I know where the heart of the movie is." 

A couple years later both, the movie and the theme turned out to be one of the legendary pairs in the history of filmmaking.

[Slayem]

3rd part is when you accomplish the greatest achievement in your life.

[goperunchozhan]

They had Beethoven, we have Hans Zimmer❤️✨

[tombstonestakes]

I grew up with Dad always asking me, “Do you know who performs this song?”

“Who’s the guitar player on this album?” Or some other such question.

It was a matter of pride to know your music. And question after question turned into music trivia.

This is the last piece of music we listened to together.

He had Alzheimer’s and yet we still questioned each other, “Who’s the guitarist?”

“Which one? Johnny Marr or Guthrie Govan?”

He’s gone now. And 2 and a half years later I’m still using this piece of music as a tesseract to move through space and time so we can sit in the car, listening to tunes by the radio light, or putting the needle on the turntable and turning the volume to ten. I’m never going to be Murph from the movie, using a watch to save the world, but we do have love and music to send us across the universe so we can be with each other.

Thanks Hans, for a portal to visit Dad every now and again.

[GeekLabsMusic]

The first time I watched interstellar, I couldn't hold back the tears. Not because of the story but because of the sound track. Pure genius.

[NaPe-wzkg]

One of the best film music made by Hans Zimmer. So extraordinarily beautiful and soulful. It always transports me mentally to another dimension

[dodsmartinelli]

Essa música é forte, forte demais, me destrói, me eleva, me faz sofrer, chorar, me leva pra cima e pra baixo... Não consigo explicar.

[main]

I was listening to this and my girlfriend felt inspired to finally watch interstellar after I told her this is the soundtrack. This music is not just part of the movie, it is it’s own entity.

[EaNasirSellsBadCopperNGL]

Fun fact: Christopher told Hans to compose music that is about "a father's love for his children" and didnt tell him anything else. So, as a father himself, Hans Zimmer put his soul into this song and created the masterpiece we know of today.

[Mrfontetuc]

This movie and song create something inside me that i will never leave behind.. it changes me the way i see and feel the music and movies..

[briandapavlovsky]

my life changed when i discovered hans zimmer, i suffer from chronic depression and his music helps me to have peace of mind thank you very much ❤

[BludMonger]

i saw the movie today.
tears were flowing like rivers.
The end where he meets her again, murph is old and surrounded by family, broke me.
i never understood the hype for this song, just appreciated it.
now I understand, I do.