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Hans Zimmer : Concert at Dreamworks Animation
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Who are the two other women?
I recognized HZ, but I couldn’t tell who the others were. Who was doing what?
There’s also one woman who plays the Horn and I’m sure it’s Suzette Moriarty ( zimmer orchestrator )
And Jablonsky as clarinet solo :)
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For those who don’t know very well what the guys look like (and I don’t know everybody myself !) :
HZ of course with the green pant and the guitar !
In the center of the stage, behind the laptop and dancing (with the T-shirt "when dads go bad…" lol) is HGW
On the left, behind the 2 violinists with his laptops => Steve Jablonsky…
On the right, on the other laptop, there’s Nick Glennie-Smith (tall guy with the yellow hat :D), though you can’t see him very well performing…
Singing Halleluja is of course Lisbeth Scott…
Playing Kung Fu Panda with HZ (in white) is John Powell !
The dark haired electric cellist (in white with the Swiss cross) is Martin Tillman !
On the other guitar is Heitor Pereira !
And when they are all in front of the audience at the end, the old guy on the left of Lis Scott is orchestrator Bruce Fowler, and the guy with the yellow T-shirt is HZ’s "lethal weapon" Lorne Balfe…
Hope I help ! And sorry for those I missed !
i think there’s Ryeland Allison at percussions & Bruce Fowler on the lisbeth scott’s left at the end…
Hans Zimmer, Harry Gregson Williams, John Powell and Steve Jablonsky, all in one stage, it’s now written in history books…..
Hans was of course on electric guitar, Harry was behind the Mac and keyboard I think, John Powell was on that Chinese instrument with Hans, and Steve was on some sort of percussion instruments.
Its possible that they played different as the concert went on, but it was diffidently cool to see them all play as an ensemble. Of course they feel much more comfortable with their computers around, lol
Jajajajajaja!! Great!!
Yeah that’s really cool :) but the sound quality could be better (ok, I’m a bit spoiled with brilliant live filmmusic :))
I like the Swiss Cross on Martin Tillman’s shirt :D