Ludwig Göransson’s ‘Oppenheimer’ Opus
Ludwig Göransson unveils the making of ‘Can You Hear the Music,’ the soundtrack from the film “Oppenheimer,” showcasing his seamless blend of music and narrative. Inspired by J. Robert Oppenheimer’s story, Göransson aimed to capture its complexity.
The collaboration between Göransson and Christopher Nolan was pivotal in shaping the film’s sonic identity. They aimed to integrate the music with the visuals, resulting in an emotional masterpiece.
Bringing ‘Can You Hear the Music’ to life involved live orchestra recordings with 46 players. Göransson admitted the challenge, emphasizing the significance of perfecting the music to reflect the film’s essence.
Through Göransson’s craftsmanship, ‘Can You Hear the Music’ offers a glimpse into the intricate character and scientific mind. Winning prestigious awards, the song vividly portrays the film’s essence.
