Tick-Tock - Hans Zimmer | Interstellar | Piano & Organ Cover
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Well, Tick-Tock is a Suite written by Hans Zimmer for the Interstellar soundtrack. You can hear the original on the Illuminated Star Projection Edition. In the movie this Suite appears in short-form at the Mountains scene on the first planet that Cooper explored.
I wanted to transcribe this massive piece for 2 pianos but recognized very soon, that there are too much different voices for just 2 players. So I changed the arrangement to 4 players on 2 pianos and added the organ for the most epic part in this music piece. The last player is the metronom. For the audience we put a box in front of the pianos and for us we took headphones for an in-ear click. The special thing about this is that the metronom has an accelerando and play sometimes semi-quavers or quavers. When everybody is playing the metronom is hard to hear, but sometimes when the music is less noiser than you can hear the "Tick-Tock".
Special thanks to the Organist Christopher Steinbügl and the other pianists Michael Müller, Felix Zips and Bianca Seufert. We played the piece at the Summerconcert in the University of Music and Performing Arts Munich. (Munich)
Have fun by listening and as always stay tune for more!
Greetings,
Jascha
Piano Cover arranged by Jascha Nakladal.