believe that certain classical musicians have not been very good at grabbing these opportunities when they show themselves. We could learn a lot from different genres of music without selling out. I believe we could learn a lot from this different positive and outgoing attitude towards the audiance.
"Bobby McFerrin comes from what you would call a different music and concert environment and there he is used to a more relaxed atmosphere than what you would normally find at classical concerts. We are used to the idea of a classical concert involving a "white tie" and no one uttering a word or showing too much exitement. In that respect I think we can learn a lot by working with a different kind of musician since it's basically all about delivering a great performance. And I personally
"They don't know what to do with their equipment and whether they are behaving the right way and in that respect Bobby McFerrin comes of as very relaxed and in tune with the atmosphere in the concert hall. That's the reason why the concerts seem very different"
O.K., the title says 'An evening with Bobby McFerrin", so i don't really care of what those narrow minded Danish "musicians" say, especially i don't understand what they're saying.
By the way: if you can't be flexible and open minded in music then you're not a musician. A monkey can make music from a paper.
bobby hits the nail on the head when he says classical musicans can be very narrow minded and they do improvise but need direction and with written cadenzas there isent alot of freedom
This is absolutely amazing. Could someone please provide some English subtitles to let us know what the conductor is saying? Even without them, this is wonderful. Thank you.
believe that certain classical musicians have not been very good at grabbing these opportunities when they show themselves. We could learn a lot from different genres of music without selling out. I believe we could learn a lot from this different positive and outgoing attitude towards the audiance.
Goodash21 9 months ago
"Bobby McFerrin comes from what you would call a different music and concert environment and there he is used to a more relaxed atmosphere than what you would normally find at classical concerts. We are used to the idea of a classical concert involving a "white tie" and no one uttering a word or showing too much exitement. In that respect I think we can learn a lot by working with a different kind of musician since it's basically all about delivering a great performance. And I personally
Goodash21 9 months ago
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"They don't know what to do with their equipment and whether they are behaving the right way and in that respect Bobby McFerrin comes of as very relaxed and in tune with the atmosphere in the concert hall. That's the reason why the concerts seem very different"
Goodash21 9 months ago
Bobby manages to break the mold and move in music as in a fluid!!!
Bobby's just pure music!!
jeenorock 1 year ago
the xylophonist is disgusting and he really embarrassed himself here
morrisal 1 year ago
O.K., the title says 'An evening with Bobby McFerrin", so i don't really care of what those narrow minded Danish "musicians" say, especially i don't understand what they're saying.
By the way: if you can't be flexible and open minded in music then you're not a musician. A monkey can make music from a paper.
Love you Bobby.
morrisal 1 year ago
What about American subtitles where Danish is spoken?
Kstone277 1 year ago 5
bobby hits the nail on the head when he says classical musicans can be very narrow minded and they do improvise but need direction and with written cadenzas there isent alot of freedom
kennyboyfox92 1 year ago
wish i could find this with eng subs, the man is a bloody genious!
thepoofication 1 year ago
I wish I could go to the school he speaks of. I'm a music major and I wish they had an improvisation class at my school
Setsuna67 1 year ago
i'll be always grateful to you
gogodol 2 years ago 3
bobby mc ferrin un Géant de l'improvisation il ne chante pas il respire la musique c'est un extraterrestre venu d' planéte qui s'appelle symphonie
jango570 2 years ago
he's totally right... there are lots of people called "musicians" that cannot improvise...what a shame!
jtkjj 2 years ago
This is absolutely amazing. Could someone please provide some English subtitles to let us know what the conductor is saying? Even without them, this is wonderful. Thank you.
guitarfaces 2 years ago
Thats a rare clip - thank you for sharing its a real treat to see.
andreaswazzaup 2 years ago 5
Indeed rare. You are most welcome. I am glad you like it. He is a truely born musician.
mugge62 2 years ago