Wow a million views! Thank you so much for all your interest in this great theme composed by Hans Zimmer. Here are the sheets so you can play this piece yourself: www.musicnotes.com/l/xKzQQ Enjoy it and thanks for all your great support!
"Look at the stars. The great kings of the past look down on us from those stars." "Really?" "Yes. So whenever you feel alone, just remember that those kings will always be there to guide you... And so will I."
Thank you! I can still remember this scene while I was a child. Such a great movie with a magnificent score. Personally I still think this is Hans Zimmer's best work and I am really curious to the new soundtrack :)
Ikr! Such an emotional song it fits in so well with the movie! Each scene where this plays brings real emotion for the audience and helps build the story!
The moment when Mufasa dies is sad enough then they had to add the most heartbreaking song to accompany it. Lion King is my favorite Disney movie of all time but its still hard to sit through this part
*Simba... You have forgotten me.* Simba: No how could I? *you have forgotten who you are and so forgotten me... look inside yourself simba. You are more then what you have become! You must take your place in the circle of life.* Simba: how can I go back! I'm not who I used to be... *remember who you are. You are my son and the one true king.*
I think the reason The Lion King hit us so hard as children is because losing a parent is every child’s worst nightmare. And that’s exactly what happened to Simba. We see how scary it is for a child to suddenly have their protector ripped away from them, feeling helpless and unsure of what to do.
I lost my father as a 9 year old girl in 2014. His death was caused by heart attack and he was only 35 years old. It's not a murder (thank goodness), but it's still the worst. I adored my dad, he was and always will be my everything. And I wanna live for him, because I know that what he always wanted.
In the Broadway show, when Simba is greeted by his family and friends after the battle for Pride Rock, the sun actually rises in the background as Rafiki brings the king’s mantle to put on him- signifying that he is now the king.
@@moeensiddiqui8125 Forgive me, I'm not trying to be an arse. But if he was to say a word, no matter how many words he says, he is indeed saying a sentence surely? You don't talk in words, you talk in sentences
Omg....this made me cry,like just the image popping up when he says daad get up we gotta go home...dad...that shit cut deep into my young heart...havent healed sence than...
@@Prod.Kermit768 No way, its very overrated. There is not even a Melody in it. This Mufasa theme is epic as hell. Great work by Zimmer. Definetely Zimmer on his best. I wish he finds back his great shape After this fantastic remake score.
1:17 I Get goosebumps everytime I hear that part :( Amazing work from Hans Zimmer. And thank you for playing this on the piano. It brought this song to another level of work.
Joanna Fieldew absolutely. Hearing the piano version alone gives you a lump in the throat. I was 11 when the film was released at the movies in 1994 and I remember going to the movies to see it and I absolutely loved it. I've still kept some of the merchandise released at the time as a childhood memory. I really hope that future generations watch the film and get from it what I did in 1994. No Disney movie matches The Lion King, especially the music, it's just in a completely different league of its own. But everyone must see it, both the original and the live action. 🦁❤️
The part you replayed in the outro is definitely the best part. It didn't really hit home for me till THAT bit played and a rush of memories from the movie came to mind. Goosebumps. Thanks for this. :)
Thanks Elizabeth. Oh, I love that first part as well. So dramatic and full of emotion it's one of the most touching scenes when Simba finds his father :'(
@@NoudvanHarskamp Everything you played before that moment is from Mufasa's theme I believe. But Hans Zimmer likes to mish-mash themes, within other ones. (Cues of Circle of Life show up in his theme for Pride Rock later in the film), so it could be that This Land is used in Mufasa's theme
"As King, I was most proud of one thing. Having you as my son." "That was a long time ago." "No, Simba, that is for ever." "Please! Don't leave me, Dad!" "I never left you, and never will.... Remember who you are...."
@@KitsuneDragonFFAuthor Littlefoot's mother's death immediately came to my mind too. They are the saddest deaths ever in cartoons, in my opinion, that I have seen
Fun fact- Hans Zimmer’s (the composer of this score) father died when he was really young so when he created this score it reflected almost his life so he made the score truly from his heart
This theme always reminds me my dad. He has an accident 5 years ago, he fell from a second floor... And I saw him hits the street. He still alive, but after that, the entire Lion King took a new meaning for me
Simba. Father? You have forgotten me? No how could I? You have forgotten who you are, and so have forgotten me. Look inside yourself, Simba. You are more than what you have become. You must take your place in the circle of life. How can I go back? I'm not who I use to be. Remember who you are, you are my son and the one true king. Remember who you are.
Noooooo why did i come here I was watching a funny video and now my eyes hurts from crying Now i have to learn this song so i would make my family cry just like the way i did 😭
His death still breaks my heart... 💔💔💔💔😢😢😢😢😢 And no I haven’t seen the new one yet, but I’m definitely seeing it. (Hell. If not if it comes out on Blu-ray before too long I’ll get it for my birthday)
I remember watching the old movie everyday coming home from school, and now it's a part of me. I remember crying when Mufasa dies. This gave me goosebumps. Thanks❤
Mufasa: Simba...you have forgotten me Simba: No, how could I? Mufasa: You have forgotten who you are and so you have forgotten me. Look inside yourself Simba, you are more than what you have become. You must take your place in the circle of life. Simba: How can I go back? I'm not who I used to be. Mufasa: Remember who you are...you're my son, the one true king. Remember who you are... Simba: No! Please, don't leave me. Mufasa: Remember who you are Simba: Don't leave me...
Wow a million views! Thank you so much for all your interest in this great theme composed by Hans Zimmer.
Here are the sheets so you can play this piece yourself: www.musicnotes.com/l/xKzQQ
Enjoy it and thanks for all your great support!
Noud van Harskamp Thanks so much, we really appreciate it! 😊❤️
Tu le mérites!!!! C'est tellement beau!! Félicitations!!!
Waouh magnifique👍💪👏
You deserve it
Ol
"Dad? Dad come on... you gotta get up... Dad? We gotta go home."
one word, Trauma
Oh no! Here come the tears, 😭
😑youre trying to make me cry arent you
Help! Somebody, please help!
YOU PIECE OF AAH!
"Look at the stars. The great kings of the past look down on us from those stars."
"Really?"
"Yes. So whenever you feel alone, just remember that those kings will always be there to guide you... And so will I."
Thats the music from the moment he died
@@magdalenapyrzych3699 I know, I just felt like putting this quote
*remember*
@@magdalenapyrzych3699 Not just at this moment.
you said you will always be there for me ... but you are not ...
Hans Zimmer is a absolute beast! His Lion King work is the stuff of legends!
Yes definetely his best score!
All of hanz zimmers work is the stuff of legends 👑
Killerdoughnut 85 period!
@@NoudvanHarskamp I guess his best score was Interestellar, that is just amazing and gives life to the movie! =D
@@NoudvanHarskamp split between this and Pirates of the Caribbean
1:18 Just hearing this bit brings back a lot of memories from my childhood and makes me cry.
Really beautiful music and arrangement.
Thank you! I can still remember this scene while I was a child. Such a great movie with a magnificent score. Personally I still think this is Hans Zimmer's best work and I am really curious to the new soundtrack :)
@@NoudvanHarskamp thank you , thank you , you are great...😭😭😭😭
Ikr! Such an emotional song it fits in so well with the movie! Each scene where this plays brings real emotion for the audience and helps build the story!
I wanted to give your comment a like because I'm the same way but at this moment you're at 420 likes. I can't be the one to tarnish that
Master of the Score exatamente
The moment when Mufasa dies is sad enough then they had to add the most heartbreaking song to accompany it. Lion King is my favorite Disney movie of all time but its still hard to sit through this part
Exactly
Jeremy Stineman as soon as the music starts I just cant hold back my tears
You can still take that grief and help save real lions who are dying out.
FACTS
Reminds me of littlefoot’s mom
*Simba... You have forgotten me.*
Simba: No how could I?
*you have forgotten who you are and so forgotten me... look inside yourself simba. You are more then what you have become! You must take your place in the circle of life.*
Simba: how can I go back! I'm not who I used to be...
*remember who you are. You are my son and the one true king.*
I can imagine them talking over the music as i listen 😭
Caitlin SAME IM CRYING 😭😭
@@lo0le_r952 *Remember....*
That's where I started crying
I let all my tears come out during this scene. I lost my dad, this gave me so many memories
This tune gives me shivers all the time.
1:20
"Remember who you are. You are my son and one true king."
😔😭
+Bhushan Garje: My dad tells me that....
Ultra D-Rex no the hell he dont
"...help" 😭
Reminds me when my dad help me all the time Im glad he is still alive
😭😢
I think the reason The Lion King hit us so hard as children is because losing a parent is every child’s worst nightmare. And that’s exactly what happened to Simba. We see how scary it is for a child to suddenly have their protector ripped away from them, feeling helpless and unsure of what to do.
At 37 it kills you... I don't wanna know how it would have felt losing him as a child
I lost my father as a 9 year old girl in 2014. His death was caused by heart attack and he was only 35 years old. It's not a murder (thank goodness), but it's still the worst. I adored my dad, he was and always will be my everything. And I wanna live for him, because I know that what he always wanted.
@@anastasya445 send you a big, big hug!!
@@usagi18 Thank you so much! I appreciate it.
I felt the same way when I lost both my grandfathers from my mom and dad’s sides of the family.
Don't even know what i'm supposed to enjoy more in this video.
The music or the visuals.
Answer is yes
I say, is it to much to ask for both?
Everything ❤️❤️❤️
1:18 this part always give me goosebumps
“Remember who you are...”
“No, please! Father! Don’t leave me...”
“Remember...”
''One day, Simba, the sun will set on my time here, and will rise with you as the new king.''
Ejder Avcı poor Simba, now he knows what Mufasa meant by that he learned the horrid way. 😢
In the Broadway show, when Simba is greeted by his family and friends after the battle for Pride Rock, the sun actually rises in the background as Rafiki brings the king’s mantle to put on him- signifying that he is now the king.
Scar the worst enemy
The two most emotional scenes in The Lion King. 1) When Mufasa dies. And 2) When Mufasa forms in the clouds to talk to his discouraged and lost son.
1:20 I died. This is amazing :( ❤️
That's where I lost it too!
Sigh...
No......Mufasa
I'm not crying, you're crying...
Ok, I might be crying a little
Its not like people can see the tears, your a fish!
Cab Bass the fish cried the river
SwiggitySwooty a little? Man I’m shedding tears 😭
Beautiful!!
Thanks Karliene! How is life over there?
1:18 Just hits you in the feels doesn't it?
Sure does...😭😭
When he pulls his ear to wake him up😭 *hic*😭
I am ur 222th like
You got to wake up dad? We have to go home
A lump in my throat. A brilliant creation by Mr. Zimmer and a magical performance by the pianist
One of Zimmer's best Creation in my opinion as well. Thanks for the kind compliments☺️
I have just one sentence to say about this....
Awesome
Awesome is a word not sentence.... hope you are not offended
@@moeensiddiqui8125 you can have one word sentences though
@@AJV2000 Yes you can...
But awesome is a word..
Grammatically....
@@moeensiddiqui8125 Forgive me, I'm not trying to be an arse. But if he was to say a word, no matter how many words he says, he is indeed saying a sentence surely? You don't talk in words, you talk in sentences
@@AJV2000 I like the words in your sentences...
Omg....this made me cry,like just the image popping up when he says daad get up we gotta go home...dad...that shit cut deep into my young heart...havent healed sence than...
No music in this world will ever top this masterpiece. Lion king is legendary❤️
Is it crazy that this version makes me cry lije the whole movie does? 😭😭😭
no me too! i just picture each scene it’s in and it makes me so emotional!
Every version of this piece will make tears roll down your face. Hans Zimmer was the one who started the try not to cry challenge.
I’m not crying, my eyes are just sweating
I can't stop crying, because I remember my childhood
This is the best theme that Zimmer has ever wrote. Period.
Great performance by the way!
I can not agree with you more! Cheers!
Nha Interstellar is by far the best imo
@@Prod.Kermit768 No way, its very overrated. There is not even a Melody in it. This Mufasa theme is epic as hell. Great work by Zimmer. Definetely Zimmer on his best. I wish he finds back his great shape After this fantastic remake score.
@@NoudvanHarskamp Agree to disagree, but yeah this is fire
@@Prod.Kermit768 Yeah the Interstellar theme is my favourite too. It's so underrated
1:17 I Get goosebumps everytime I hear that part :( Amazing work from Hans Zimmer. And thank you for playing this on the piano. It brought this song to another level of work.
T_T
Without the video never realized how much of a churchy feeling this song has.
I felt this on a emotional level, it is so beautiful and sad at the same time! The Lion King was released 1994, the year I was born.
Joanna Fieldew absolutely. Hearing the piano version alone gives you a lump in the throat. I was 11 when the film was released at the movies in 1994 and I remember going to the movies to see it and I absolutely loved it. I've still kept some of the merchandise released at the time as a childhood memory. I really hope that future generations watch the film and get from it what I did in 1994. No Disney movie matches The Lion King, especially the music, it's just in a completely different league of its own. But everyone must see it, both the original and the live action. 🦁❤️
@@greenkitty82 I 100% agree, absolutely every person needs to watch The Lion King, it is an icon and memorable movie! 💛
One of the most beautiful pieces ever composed from one of Disney's most beautiful masterpieces.
Wow.... this made me cry. Like no joke. Amazing, great job man.
''Long live the King''...
"Dad? We're pals, right? And we'll always be together, right?"
Dreamy Shinamon such an emotional line of the love between a father and son. I almost completely lose it at that point even before the tragedy! 😪
Simba. Let me tell you something that my father told me.
Look at the stars. The great kings of the past look down on us from those stars.
@@judahthelion01 really?
So whenever you feel alone, just remember that those stars will always be there to guide you. And so will I.
I don't see them.
The part you replayed in the outro is definitely the best part. It didn't really hit home for me till THAT bit played and a rush of memories from the movie came to mind. Goosebumps. Thanks for this. :)
Thanks Elizabeth. Oh, I love that first part as well. So dramatic and full of emotion it's one of the most touching scenes when Simba finds his father :'(
That part is I believe from the theme This Land though, not from Mufasa's Theme.
@@FreakieFan What cue do you think Hans wrote for Mufasa?
@@NoudvanHarskamp
Everything you played before that moment is from Mufasa's theme I believe. But Hans Zimmer likes to mish-mash themes, within other ones. (Cues of Circle of Life show up in his theme for Pride Rock later in the film), so it could be that This Land is used in Mufasa's theme
i love how this tune plays throughout the whole film but every time it becomes louder and more powerful. ugh i just love it
1:20 - no matter how much time passed my eyes still filled of tears here
"As King, I was most proud of one thing. Having you as my son."
"That was a long time ago."
"No, Simba, that is for ever."
"Please! Don't leave me, Dad!"
"I never left you, and never will.... Remember who you are...."
I'm not crying.
Who's crying.
*You're* crying!
I listened to this about 5 times, with tears in my eyes. Wonderful, miss you Dad.
Gave me goosebumps 😪
Just came here from the 2019 Lion king and I'm already in tears 😢
me: "hmmm what's Mufasa's theme sound like?"
me after the first chord: " GOD DAMMIT"
now im crying....great work tho
Hans Zimmer is a genius.
My oh my.... you have no idea how much I cried 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭 it's beautiful. And heartbreaking. Congratulations
0:31 I’m obsessed with this chord oh my god 😂
1:18 is just memories. Sad sad memories
there is no cartoon death that hurt me more than mufasa's
What about Littlefoot's mother?
@@KitsuneDragonFFAuthor Littlefoot's mother's death immediately came to my mind too. They are the saddest deaths ever in cartoons, in my opinion, that I have seen
Even only piano version still make me cry. What the magic behind this scores? 😭
Fun fact- Hans Zimmer’s (the composer of this score) father died when he was really young so when he created this score it reflected almost his life so he made the score truly from his heart
Zimmer's work is flawless, and you brought the beauty right back.
Thanks Brent and yes Zimmer's work is flawless!
Me: ok, listening to it at work was not the best idea, now I really want to cry
Also me when video ends: ... again.
My heart! How a medley pulls a person's soul is amazing in itself!
This theme always reminds me my dad.
He has an accident 5 years ago, he fell from a second floor... And I saw him hits the street.
He still alive, but after that, the entire Lion King took a new meaning for me
This is amazing, I have chills down my spine listening to this.
1:19 thats when i start tearing up
I saw the remake and I cried just as hard. Rest in the stars Great King Mufasa
Beautiful, Noud! Hope you will do more from this soundtrack!
Hermosa melodía
Sin duda Disney sobre todo en las películas clásicas supo cómo entrar en nuestros sentimientos para generar nostalgia.
Goosebumps!!! *crying*
Ahhhhhh don't end. So beautiful.
Hans Zinmer made this??? Damn he's in every movie!!
You didn't know Hans wrote the Lion King music? Whaaaaat? It's his most iconic score.
1:20 this part always gives me chills
This is my new favorite thing of all time!
This brought tears to my eyes.
I was not ready for this reason why I’m not going to watch the 2019 version way to sad Great piano skills amazing
Simba.
Father?
You have forgotten me?
No how could I?
You have forgotten who you are, and so have forgotten me. Look inside yourself, Simba. You are more than what you have become. You must take your place in the circle of life.
How can I go back? I'm not who I use to be.
Remember who you are, you are my son and the one true king. Remember who you are.
This hit me in the feels
So simple, and yet...powerful.
When you’re in survival mode and you fall into lava after collecting diamonds
😭I am crying for the death of Mufasa father of simba 🦁🦁 I love a movie lion King
Most beautiful song ever
I cryed when mufasa died. It was a sad part in the movie. Especially the 2019 one.
Great performance. Such a sad piece.
Please change my life for the better and provide us the sheet music soon :)
1:17-1:51 my favorite part
Hans Zimmer is a genius, we need more stuff like this from him.
BIURIFUUUUL
I just noticed that the color of the notes is acctually the opening photo of the movie... the one with the sunrise... lol
That’s so cool!
Oh yeah! You’re right!
And then it goes away...
I do love the Lion King film
Oh my God, I'm crying 😭 When I heard it I remembered the scene when Mufasa dies... It's horrible !
ooooof. those sudden shivers
I'm not crying. You're crying! 😭
Man I managed to hold the tears in for the first minute.... but 1:18 damnnn😭
I thought this was happy cuz Mufasa was smiling and then, boooom!!
.. the dam broke😭
No hate to the thumbnail but he looks creepy at the thumbnail
Oh lord I get goosebumps this is SO GOOD!!!
The fact that they played this piece of music when Simha took over Pride Rock makes me cry even harder.
“Remember who you are...”
Noooooo why did i come here
I was watching a funny video and now my eyes hurts from crying
Now i have to learn this song so i would make my family cry just like the way i did 😭
Stunning visuals, nice background and playing!
Beautiful☺️ Thank you!❤️
His death still breaks my heart... 💔💔💔💔😢😢😢😢😢
And no I haven’t seen the new one yet, but I’m definitely seeing it.
(Hell. If not if it comes out on Blu-ray before too long I’ll get it for my birthday)
Libra 96 the music in the live action is absolutely breathtaking. Han Zimmer is a God! If you see it or not in the movies, buy the blu-ray anyway!
*Caution*
Person going to read comments, prepare to cry even more....
The Lion King is my favorite movie ever and this is my favorite theme from the movie. You are so good!
really nice
i loved every second of it
Lindo😭😭😭👌👍
will you ever do a tutorial for the effects?
So beautiful
I remember watching the old movie everyday coming home from school, and now it's a part of me. I remember crying when Mufasa dies. This gave me goosebumps. Thanks❤
Mufasa: Simba...you have forgotten me
Simba: No, how could I?
Mufasa: You have forgotten who you are and so you have forgotten me. Look inside yourself Simba, you are more than what you have become. You must take your place in the circle of life.
Simba: How can I go back? I'm not who I used to be.
Mufasa: Remember who you are...you're my son, the one true king. Remember who you are...
Simba: No! Please, don't leave me.
Mufasa: Remember who you are
Simba: Don't leave me...
This sounds like it should be at the end of a Rocky movie or that old hulk show 😧😬😔
Why a Rocky film?
@@corriehingston6744 because of the love story between rocky and A they have slow (sad) music
Omg this’s really great 😭
Ow, right in the feels