Benjamin Zander has two infectious passions: classical music, and helping us all realize our untapped love for it — and by extension, our untapped love for all new possibilities, new experiences, new connections.
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meanwhile i'm thinking "his breathing is kinda heavy"
"A beautiful piece by Chopin"
Brave man to risk his fingers like that on stage
this needs to be translated into other languages..
so more people can listen to him. Until now I really though i was tone deaf…..
Does anyone know what he’s playing at 2:12?
You are amazing
What a fucking guy this man is!
What is that piece at 8:50 someone please tell me.
Man, this guy is brilliant.
Much like the Chopin piece, his presentation took me on a voyage of emotions.
Genuine laughter, humor and wit, to solemn self-reflection, to experiencing a well–executed spinning back-kick landing dead off in the feels.
12:32 – Broh, you just made me cry. Damn you're amazing.
He reminds me of Jordan Peterson
The best arguement in favour of classical music in this video is the human being touched by its magic and becoming a giant!
I have Always loved Chopin…To me the ultimate artist of all time.
The hair looks like Andrew Jackson
Thank you sir.
8:55 what is the name of that piece please ?
I'm one of those 3%.
What an energy this man has, unbelievable. Awesome
❤️🙌🏾 Does he mention the name of this piece?
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does anyone know what that song is that he plays at 8:51 with the B and C
No one:
This guy: HEAVY BREATHING NOISES
He's teaching them how to feel….
He's basically explaining how music told stories.
we are so lucky as a human race that this man decided to teach music instead of start a cult or rule the world. One of the most engaging speakers I've ever seen.
I can't be the only one who watches till the end of this video and claps with the audience
This is life changing for me. What a miraculous gift to the world Benjamin Zander is. I shall strive to not say anything that couldn’t stand to be the last thing I ever say.
Holy crap, imagine seeing that live.
Maestro Benjamin Zander might not be aware of this, but there's a track by famous French hip-hop crew "Suprême NTM" that illustrates how "classical music {undubitably} is for everyone" honouring this very Chopin prelude in Em, which is called {I make music for my people, cause} "That's my people":
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zKFqbyDR6M4
I hope some of you who are not familiar with French hip-hop will enjoy this; you don't need to speak French to enjoy it, but the lyrics are very compelling (social conscience stuff), so if you want to know what they're rapping about, there's no shortage of free online tools that will translate the lyrics in your favourite language. Sorry for the long comment.
I doubt anyone wil read this but whatever.
I first watched this video, knowing nothing then after few months ( intense months of music learning ) I watched it again and learnt so many new things. And again after some more time, I have watched it again. And yet again after every watch, a different perspective dawned on me. This guy is amazing.
Can anyone tell me the name of track he's playing?
I love his tone production
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_74j-k5LP38 The Beauty Of BARITONE UKULELE
That is amazing man totally brilliant. watched this in 2020. thanks from youtube for suggesting it to me.
The 7yo child is me as a 21yo
That standing ovation, yeah he deserved it.
1:46 Wow a 7 year old child can play Mozart Sonata No. 15 in less than a year of playing piano? Impressive!!
1:46 Wow a 7 year old child can play Mozart Sonata No. 15 in less than a year of playing piano? Impressive
Wow this man is incredible.
my eyes are always red and shiny bro my mom must be proud
i wish he was my grand-father
This is such a brilliant presentation. I’m pretty sure this is the first TED talk I ever watched many years ago. I fell in love with classical music when I was 15 in my county honor band. I was first chair sitting in the middle of the band during rehearsal, and at the climax of a choral piece by Eric Whitacre transcribed for band I felt something powerful. That was one of the most important moments of my life and I’ll never forget it.
Little did they know.. TwoSet fans would be another group.
Classical music is so relaxing!