Oppenheimer film composer Ludwig Goransson admits Variationthat all the music for the picture was recorded in five days.
“It was a huge and crazy recording session: we had a lot of work to do in such a short time. But we did it with an incredible band of musicians,” Goransson admitted.
The composer noted that Christopher Nolan’s film contains “about two and a half hours of music” that he recorded. According to him, he sometimes used a single instrument to compose a melody, but it happened that he had to involve an entire ensemble.
The composer says that Nolan’s main desire is to use the violin while working on the soundtrack – this allows you to harmoniously transition from a lighter romantic tone to “neurotic and manic” moods.
Goransson noted that the entire composition consists of three parts: the first tells about Oppenheimer’s love of physics, the second tells how he created the atomic bomb, and the third conducts tests.
Christopher Nolan’s new movie Oppenheimer will have its world premiere on July 21, 2023. Actor Cillian Murphy played the main role in the project – he played Robert Oppenheimer, the inventor of the atomic bomb.
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