Documentary of Juilliard concert

Ben Pila, Amy Yang and Mattias Jacobsson perform a Concert at the SKUT Church of Sweeden in New York City. Also featuring Minghsin Lu. Filmed and edited by Virya Quesada

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Entertainment

Tags:

• documentary
• juilliard
• ben
• pila
• amy
• yang
• virya
• quesada
• minghsin
• lu
• funny
• comedy

[kattleweiner2]

do I detect a hint of bragging...?

[swiftninja1234]

I believe so.

[zepdrix]

i think you are missing someting...

[countrynole]

BENNNNN!!! Look at you man. NYC. It's hard to come to grips with how far you've come. Congrats man. Can still remember you and crampton, and I remember you over on Chapel to chill a bit too. Good to see this. Keep up the great work. Oh, and schedule something in Boise.

[donottawaguitar]

cool

[Celiamel]

These are extremely talented people, making smalltalk on the way to a performance. Nerves are ALWAYS present. Once, John Williams, was picked up for his concert by the sponsor's chatty PR lady who launched into "Did it take you long to learn?" and "How do you play so fast...?" He had to ask her to stop talking so he could concentrate on the performance ahead...! The only ego here is that of the producer, who wasted time on her own ideas - and that ghastly electronic music, how inappropriate :-/

[qbv]

I smell jealousy in all these comments above!! hahahaha You all miss the whole funny point of the video, very ridiculous judgements hhahahah

[qbv]

I smell jealousy in all these comments, hahahahaha.

[Curatica]

The documentary is very interesting although one realizes that musical prowess does not necessarily mean intellectual maturity or wisdom. The former qualities will hopefully come with age. Despite your obvious musical talents, the guidance of an old master is absolutely required at this age. But I don't think that you lack modesty. The worst part was the Swedish guitarist's comment about the paycheck; that was quite demeaning...

[catacellocr]

:) Pura Vida!!

[joshopsho]

I second tht. Confidence in your talents is good, but there's a fine line and it's arrogance.