The New Dune Soundtrack is going to BLOW Your Mind

What movie Soundtrack do you prefer, Star Wars or Dune? Leave a comment🙌🏻

This is so Interesting what Zimmer says about european Orchestral Scores in science fiction. Because when John Williams scored Star wars it was the exact opposite. Sci fi movies had wierd modern electronic scores and stuff like that and the idea to Score the movie with more traditional romantic orchestral music was a new one. The idea was to ground the music in more familliar emotional teritorry because the visuals were already alien. Now the Orchestral score has become the cliche for sci fi and thus Zimmer basically turns it around again. Thats funny.

from a fourth-term music theory student, THIS is the way to drill down how zimmer writes music. he creates soundscapes, not symphonies. not to say that one is better than the other - i love his and zimmer's work equally for different reasons - but he is not a complex composer. he has a knack for perfectly capturing what the film should sound like. wonderful work!

When I watched Dune Part 2 in the cinema my mind was blown and the soundtrack is my favourite movie soundtrack of all time! Hans Zimmer is and absolute genius in both part 1 and 2, and Dune part 2 is one of my favourite movies of all time!

0:23 I’m torn because I do agree with Hans Zimmer on one hand it’s strange to hear something so Earthly in space (and beyond) however, I also know that John Williams score is one of the key components that elevated Star Wars above the synthesizer soundtracks of 70s and 80s sci-fi (it’s one thing that George Lucas specifically mentions in several interviews “the sound of Star Wars” help create that space opera atmosphere)

3:40 I always enjoy how the high D in the melody stays on D when the harmony shifts to Eb, becoming the maj7 of the new scale.

The music and score in the 2nd movie was powerful, but nothing will beat that bagpipe scene in Dune Part 1. I never knew bagpipes could sound so epic!

Zimmer and Vilneuve took a very similar approach on Dune to what they did on Blade Runner 2049, where the score and sound effects blend seamlessly into the vast, oppressive soundscape. Listen to the track “Sea Wall” from Blade Runner 2049 - it’s quite ‘Duney’ with big intervals, drones, and pounding synths. Abrasive, yet eminently listenable. Masterful stuff.

I recently saw “Dune: Part Two” and I was in awe at how seamlessly the music blended in with the movie! 💬✨ The music for the film is so unique but so fitting simultaneously 🧩🎵

Offhanded "My guitarist Guthrie Govan". Holy hells.

To your final point, I always put it like this: John Williams is for your lush neo-Romantic melodies and rich harmonies. Hans Zimmer is for your atmosphere and ambience—you immersion, if you will.

The Star Wars desert clip you played sounds like it was inspired by Holst. The Arabic scales of Dune fit very well with the Arabic influences of Herbert’s novel.

Went to see the film yesterday. That sound is a wall like a sandstorm.

Dune's harmony is Simple... Hans is all about making simple sound good. I think that's what differentiates Hans from the composers of yester years, the ones he throws shade at in the starting. Hans is excellent at taking simple ideas of Harmony and Melody and making it sound grand with Sound Design and Samples.. Whereas the other composers write more complex and interesting scores but use only the Orchestra at their disposal for the most part. I think there's skill and talent in both, and personally I'm always at awe at Composers like John Williams and how they make use of just an Orchestra to create such memorable and iconic scores.

Highlights of Dune Music Score - The Departure - Sardaukar Chant - Bagpipe - Banshee screams

I've been a film score nerd since I was like 11 years old, and wore the HELL out of my LPs of the Star Wars Holy Trinity by the Great John Williams. I have to say, though that Zimmer's scores for Dune and Dune, Part Two are hands-down the most compelling, haunting, transporting, and transcendent sets of cues I've ever heard! Thank you for a splendid video breakdown!

The music in the 1984 Dune movie was good too, quite😊 ethereal

This is the māyāmālavagoula rāga in the karanataka classical Indian music. This scale is taught as the basic to any student who learns music

Carl-Friedrich, I find your knowledge, skill, ability to communicate concepts within music - all are fantastic. I subscribed to you by about 3m30s. Thank you for this, I look forward to learning more from you! Thank you for making this video.

ahhh i love you!! exactly how and what i have been looking for to learn / be inspired for