Classical music in West Virginia and Beyond
Hans Zimmer: Angels, Demons & Men in Skirts
Interview By Jim Lange
Thanks to Fabian Bucher for the tip !
Hans Zimmer Interview – Classically Speaking – Classical music in West Virginia and Beyond
Classical music in West Virginia and Beyond
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Dear Hans,
Great interview!
I very much enjoyed listening to your voice and the revealing comments ,sometime joking hints at your creative work, especially the way scores and shots come to fusion. You have kept your great sense of humor! It has been a long time since we have not heard form each other, but I often remember the good old days in England, the time we spent in your very first sound studio ,when we all shared the house in Brighton. Smart move on the influence of your musical anecdotes to your european origins, when coming to the innocent child tune in Hannibal lecter.
I lately have been in contact with our old head master Mr. Jackson at Hurtwood House who is planning a alumni reunion in 2010, maybe we’ll have the occasion to see there. If ever you get a chance to read those lines it would be great to get in contact again.
Warm regards from an very old friend
Lilly
contact mail : liliane.m@bluewin.ch
Hey great interview!
I also compose music and i have some music up at http://symphonicpictures.com.au
Hope you enjoy it and feel free to send me an email with your opinions. Much appreciated!
P.S. I cannot wait for the Sherlock Holmes score and well any new release by HANS THE MAN! THE LEGEND! :D
Take care people!
Nice interview indeed. Always a great experience listening to the maestro speak about his scores, and this is no exception! :)
very nice intervieuw, liked to hear it!
Very in depth in deatails. This is a great interview!!!
Hi hanz,
Just come to say France is your number one fan !
Congrats for all you’ve done and keep goin’
Great and very interesting interview,
Very good interview.
Unlike many composers Hans has a lot to talk about and they’re all interesting and worth hearing.