Hélène Grimaud - Documentary, Living with Wolves

[DanielaClapp]

What happened to her beautiful long hair?

[irishock]

@DanielaClapp People do get old, sadly. She hasn't looked that aged tho.

[LandisLL]

Hello SB, thanks for letting me know about this video and individual.. Very impressive. My email address is LandisLL@gmail.com

Ciao,

Landis

[Higbby]

ı love u helen xx

[mcrettable]

beautiful person

[sneakmcnasty]

Im in love !

[mcrettable]

@sneakmcnasty me too >.>

[BachEmotion]

I hope she has her hands insured working with those wolves. What an amazing crearture she is, wearing every emotion in her open face. So articulate about music and ecology and relationship.

[ybravura]

For someone who learned English as a second language, she's remarkably articulate.

[williamtj21]

she is lefty..... so luckkkkkyyyyyy!!!!!

[cheries5]

Awesome, incredible pianist.

[guten7]

What a blessing she is to the world.

[smaointewildchild]

She's very inspiring.

[1810fox]

She is a regular pianist. She is famous because she is gay and she is very beautiful and she protects the wolves and she has an eccentric life. Other than that she has nothing special as a pianist

[marmasiotis]

@1810fox she is not even gay.... she is only a product of the market, to the market. She sells her pretty face, tones of narcissism and an egocentric, pathetik sound when she plays. But she sells.

[gatomjp]

@marmasiotis Have you heard her play the Ravel G major Concerto? You should, before you insult her talent in such a rude way again.

[marmasiotis]

@gatomjp no, I haven't. And after your proposal I will becuase I'm curious. But I have also for you one: I think, that people who have the tension to idolize, to adore other people so much, they have to lack in a way in self-confidence. I suggest therefore to look in the mirror and to find really out, why, really, why you idolize her so much. Maybe you'll be surprised by your answers

[gatomjp]

@marmasiotis First you profess your ignorance that you haven't seen the Ravel, then you presume to know something about my admiration for an artist! Interesting! Two strikes i one post!

I don't "idolize". That's for teenage girls. The fact that you assumed it says more about you than me. A mature appreciation of an artist begins with at least sampling her performance before trying to seem like an internet expert.

Your turn.

[wakingwallaby]

@peacexrespect it is... well at least her involvement with them. starts around 16 minutes in.

[peaceXrespect]

thought this was a documentary about actuel wolves (animel). only realised it after 10 minutes of play....

[InnocenceExperience]

@peaceXrespect she raises actual wolves. I found a part about it: 16:00

[randlejulian]

Thank you Helene for sharing this insight into a life dedicated to beauty. If ever you come to Buenos Aires come and play my 1911 Bluthner grand piano. Has been played for 100 years in my familly and has a trully beautiful sound. Salut!

[UrbanVivaldi]

bravo !

[tatinopuffo]

Hélène est la parfaite vision de la divine beautè, Marco

[voxhunden]

I once was in a wildlife park with my mother. When we got to the wolves there wasn't a wolf in sight, they were all hiding in the bushes. So after some waiting I decided to howl like a wolf, and guess what: a wolf emerged from the bushes looking as if to say "What's up?". I did get a few weird looks from bystanders (I was around 35, not a kid!), but it was well worth it!

[Magnetsinmyback]

@29:30 so emotional piece ive never heard of before. thank you.

[memonk11]

I thiught she lives in Switzeland now and left the wolves back in New York?

[tysondigital]

i love this. helene is so inspiring.