Interstellar: Hans Zimmer’s Soundtrack Live at Philharmonie de Paris

In the near future, human activities have decimated biodiversity and made the climate unlivable, as a wormhole appears near Saturn. A group of researchers then embarks in search of a new habitable planet… Since their meeting for Batman Begins in 2005, British director Christopher Nolan has formed an incredible creative duo with German composer Hans Zimmer. The haunting, if not oppressive, soundtrack that the latter imagined for Interstellar is among the most moving in his filmography. The organ part, originally intended for a historical instrument in a London church, will remain forever associated with the harshness of interstellar space – a resolutely pessimistic vision of space conquest. One of Zimmer's tours de force is to express, through music alone, the elongations and distortions of space-time that a black hole causes when one dares to approach it.