It was the soundtrack for "Rain Man" and was nominated for the Academy Award for Best Film Score for the first time.

His growth process.

Hans Zimmer was born on September 12, 1957 in Frankfurt, Germany. He is a musician, film scorer and composer. His first award was for the score of "Rain Man", the Best Film Score Award. Hans Zimmer began learning piano at the age of three. When his father died when he was six years old, he pinned his thoughts on music and determined to become a composer. Later, he attended Hutwood House School and did not receive formal music education, but his musical talent was still preserved. In 1973, he started playing keyboards and creating synthesizers. He became an electronic music engineer, synthesized and mixed music works, and then started writing music. Showing an electronic music style full of energy and explosiveness, he also started his creative career!

He won many awards.

From his scoring career, we can see that he has been nominated for 6 Grammy Awards, winning 3 times, nominated for 8 Oscars, winning 1 time, nominated for 8 Gold Awards, and won 2 times. , as well as 2 Annie Awards, a Tony Award, and a Golden Music Award. He is a very good person! The sci-fi-like music in "Dune" is the most anticipated hit this year. His mastery of synthesizers and wild imagination are unmatched! Can successfully lead people into another world! The sense of immersion is really strong!

His creations are not rigid but full of imagination.

During the filming process of "Dune", the director required real-life shooting to bring a sense of atmosphere. The purpose is to feel the mystery of the huge world while watching the sand dunes. And in Hans Zimmer's mind, he had a very bold idea! He imagined the effect of synthesizer music production very far, creating highly suggestive sounds for scenes in the desert, breathtaking percussion and thick chorus, coupled with intertwined strings, bringing people into the Into the desert. It sounds very good!

I look forward to him producing better and better soundtracks so that the audience will enjoy watching and listening to them!