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Based on the average Setlist, Hans Zimmer will perform live for about 4:15.
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Like a Dog Chasing Cars
Why So Serious?
The Fire Rises
Paul's Dream
What Are You Going to Do When You Are Not Saving the World?
If You Love These People
To Every Captive Soul
Chevaliers de Sangreal
Tick Tock (Shadows, Part 2)
Discombobulate
Homecoming
Barbarian Horde
Elysium
Honor Him
Now We Are Free
Dream Is Collapsing
160 BPM
...And Then I Kissed Him
Tennessee
F1
A Time of Quiet Between the Storms
Beyond Rangoon
Day One
Murph
Coward
S.T.A.Y.
The Journey / Kopano, Part III
Circle of Life
(Elton John cover)
Busa
Stampede
Remember
The Kraken
Jack Sparrow
One Day
He's a Pirate
(Klaus Badelt cover)
Time
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Hans Zimmer is a German composer and music producer. He was born on September 12, 1957 in Frankfurt, West Germany. Zimmer grew up in the capitalist half of divided Germany, in a Jewish family. He taught himself how to play the piano, as he disliked the discipline of a formal lesson. He was even kicked out of many music classes. In high school, he joined a band.
In 1977, he started playing keyboard professionally for the Canadian band Krakatoa. He also worked with the British new wave band "The Buggles", best known for their “one hit wonder” single “Video Killed the Radio Star” (1979). Zimmer helped write that song, and even appears briefly in its iconic music video.
He went on to work as a keyboardist and composer for miscellaneous European bands, until he found a gig writing commercial jingles in the early 1980’s. He then partnered up with British film score composer Stanley Myers and the two co-wrote the music for over 60 movies over the years. The best known ones among them are "Insignificance" (1985) and "My Beautiful Laundrette" (also 1985). The first film Zimmer wrote the score for alone was the 1987 American comedy "Terminal Exposure".
Since then, he has composed the score for a vast array of Hollywood blockbuster movies. He has a total of 227 composer credits listed on his IMDB page. The best known movies Zimmer wrote music for are "Gladiator" (2000), "The Dark Knight" (2008), "Inception" (2010), and the James Bond movie "No Time to Die" (2021).
Zimmer gave his first live concert with an orchestra in October 2000 in Gent, Belgium. Since then, he’s been going on tours regularly from time to time. He also works as the head of the music department for the major American film studio DreamWorks. He won the Academy Award in the Best Original Score category twice so far: for the Disney animated film "Lion King" in 1995 and for the science-fiction epic "Dune" in 2021.
Hans Zimmer has openly criticized the Oscars' decision to disqualify his score for Dune: Part Two from the Best Original Score category, labeling the rule as "such a stupid point."
Hans Zimmer has announced the dates for his concert tour of Australia and Asia, and Hong Kong is on the schedule.
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