Lord Almighty..... My two favorite reviewers. Your channel gives me the deep dives I would want more of from Elizabeth. I know it's not her purpose, but I love when she goes off explaining theory and time signatures. It's what brought me here. 😊
So happy you two met up. I've been watching you both separately for some time. Amy I love the way you break down the music, explaining HOW things work and WHY we were attracted to the music we love. And, Elizabeth teaching us from a technical, "vocal control" point of view. I appreciate your, "outside looking in" perspective and rediscovering music from fresh new eyes.
I'll tell you why I enjoy reaction videos so much. You only get to hear a great song for the first time once. Through reaction videos I can experience that again vicariously through the reactor. As a bonus I get to learn something if the reactor is any sort of music person, especially when they come from a different musical background. Different points of view are so much more interesting to hear. One of my favorite reactions was when Elizabeth discovered that Linda Ronstadt wasn't known for "Pirates of Penzance" originally. These different points of view are fascinating to me.
I'm not a muscian, nor a singer, but I love music. As a member of the audience I want to understand more about what I am listening to, and finding new and interesting music. I love many types of music, but struggle with some, so it's good to be educated by people with real insight to bring. I get a lot from both channels, they're so much more rewarding than the usual reaction videos on-line.
Hi! Amy & the ‘Virgin Rock’ channel appeared to my algorithm nearly two days ago. It is a result of my recent binge watching of Elizabeth & ‘The Charismatic Voice’ channel, lol. Such two genuine souls and I am truly appreciative of You both. Also, a quick thanks to your support system(s) because there are tons of unseen, real life events that [may] possibly affect or influence the material within the channels …Thank You …okay, cheers 🥹🥂
I am so happy the two of you finally got to meet. I've been hoping for this for a long time, since I have noticed so many similarities in your backgrounds and life experiences, while still bringing your own unique life experiences into the mix. Along with the joyfulness, positivity and excitement you both bring to your channels and the world at large, doing your parts to make the world a better place. I hope this is the beginning of a beautiful friendship.🙂 I absolutely loved this. Far more than I hoped for in your first get-together. You both showed us why you are the best at what you do. Two great teachers with unique perspectives into music and life, with great insights to help us to become better people.
Woo Hoo! E! As a patron of her TCV, I am stoked to see/hear the 2 of you talk. I found you before she mentioned you. You two will be a force in conversation! #Bringiton!
Two such a beautiful women and human beings! I love you both and I truly hope that this is only the beginning of a genuine, deep friendship. I could listen to you two the whole day. Seriously. It is so inspiring and interesting and my heart is filled with warmth and love. You even made me almost tear up in the end. It was just overwhelmingly beautiful watching and listening to both of you. Thank you for this experience! I hope there will be more of it, maybe even some kind of collaboration. I don't know, but I will be thrilled by anything you two do together. Sending you lots of love! 🖤
My dream come true! You both together! I'm still speechless. I'll watch this many times for sure. I've learned so much from you both. Sorry, I'll have to go and pinch myself again to make sure. I'm not dreaming...
Woohoo!!! Two of the best simultaneously! Fantastic! So fun seeing how excited Elizabeth is about her vocal research and what may be learned AND help people! If you didn't contribute to her kickstarter, do so! She is expanding the goals due to the success so far.
This was awesome! Can I please ask a request? i'd love to hear what you would think of Solsbury Hill by Peter Gabriel possibly sometime in the future. It's a haunting song that has stuck with me from my childhood. PS. I love your channel!
I'm not sure which of you two I began watching first, but you have both taught me so much about the music I love, as well as the biology and mathematics of it. Music I've known all my life now has new meaning because of adventures like you.
This interview! I love that you both are equating musicians to athletes. I go to a chiropractor that specializes in sports medicine right before I go to my music lessons & I told him just last Tuesday that musicians are athletes. I'm learning to play bass guitar and my instructor has me doing hand exercises & stretches to ALTER the functionality of my hands, and that seemed like such an athletic aspect to it that I had not previously considered.
The crossover we've all been waiting for, so glad you guys got together and talked at last! So many possibilities here, you could play a song for one another that you've loved that the other hasn't heard, or a song that's totally new to both of you and see how it hits your expertise differently... but also, it's great to see good people interact with other good people and become friendly. All the best to you both and your families, hope both channels carry on strong.
Just as much as I love the music from my past, I also love that we have technology that allows people like this to come together and produce such a great conversation as well as share their views, thoughts, knowledge and reactions to that same music to the rest of us. This was so enjoyable.
I have mentioned to Elizabeth a guy called Noddy Holder. Noddy is perhaps the first person to use harsh vocals and make them sound great. Americans don't know much about his band " Slade," but they were huge in Europe. My recommendation for both of you is, Slade and " Get down, get with it!"
What a great surprise indeed! Now I dare to dream about interviewing Rick Beato. Because of the different musical backgrounds I believe it will be great too. :-D Note: I'm commenting before watching the video. I just couldn't resist doing it.
A wonderful interview! I can relate to your individual introductions into rock and roll music. I am amazed how much it has changed (evolved) over my 6+ decades of listening to the radio, albums, and now the internet. I lived under a musical 'rock' for about 20+ years without exposure to current artists. Now I am discovering what I missed and i'm experiencing an audiophile renaissance that is utterly amazing! Both of you are excellent teachers helping us students understand why we enjoy this multifaceted genre so well. Congratulations to both of you!🥰
Very enjoyable to see the two of you together. I was hoping that Elizabeth might have put you right about Nightwish, but, unfortunately, they didn't come up in the conversation.
most fans of reaction channels are older people who feel that the music of their generation has been forgotten. there is a vicarious satisfaction in seeing young people discover the music we heard growing up.
Amy, going to be honest here, so buckle up. I have never watched your channel. (But now I'm going to). I'm here now because I saw Elizabeth's name in the thumbnail. You asked each other what you like about the other's channel. I have been watching Elizabeth just over a year. I told her in an email when I subscribed that I'm not a big fan of opera or metal. Due to exposure to more opera, both from her and other sources, I am liking opera more. As for metal, certain songs, yes. As a genre, not so much. But due to Elizabeth's explanations, I have a greater respect for it. I may or may not care for a tune she is reacting to, but her analyses are both educational and entertaining. At the least, I now have a better understanding of WHY I do or don't like a particular piece. At the most, a greater appreciation for music as a whole. As to your channel, I like the person I'm watching on screen now, so I will be watching more to see where we go. And thank you. Side note. My late wife's brother is a harp technician on the east coast. (USA). I think his job is fascinating. (What little we've talked about it.)
So glad to see this happening!! Long long time ago I suggested you should reach out to The Charismstic Voice, and you've done it!! Next one Doug Helvering :-)
I especially appreciated, when you, Elizabeth, took a deep dive in these typical rock music sounds, like how elerctric guitar is played, what kinds of sounds it can create, different to classic guitar, like feedback and distortion used as musical elements. Or rock drums or the synthesizer. Very important to understand what is going on in rock music, besides the vocal techniques which you understand so much better than me. And another thing about composing. In about 1979, I was hanging around at a lake with an acoustic guitar, when some girls came up to me. So the next 3 or 4 hours I was playin to entertain them, composing about 20 or 30 songs with different guitar strumming and picking rhythms and nanana-singing melodies, all improivised out of nothing. This was, in retrospect, a very weird but happy experience.
WOW! Yeah!! What a wonderful surprise!!! Two of my Absolute-Favorite music reactors & reviewers. So great to see you both together, chatting about what you love and are passionate about. In Heaven! 🥰😁
Alright, I stopped in the middle of this video to checkout The Charismatic Voice and have subscribed to her channel. But now I have a boon I need to ask of you after listening to the discussion about how the harp will fit into contemporary music in the future. Could you set up a session where the two of you do a reaction video together and do it on a Jethro Tull song, maybe "Thick as a Brick" or "Locomotive Breath". In light of your discussion here, Ian Anderson's wonderful ability to take a "classical" instrument, the flute, and fit it to a contemporary music genre, rock, would be very appropriate to the conversation you just had on this video. It would be a dream to hear Amy discussing how the song structure, and instrumentation all works together, and Elizabeth commenting on Ian's vocal style and how it all fits together with the instrumentation. Vlad, can you make this happen?
What a fantastic post. I consider both channel’s content to be world class, educational, and most importantly, of historical significance. As a lifelong fan of much of the music you’ve both featured I’ve found myself pleasantly surprised by the new perspectives and insights both of you have provided. In many cases you’ve both given me a new appreciation and reason to revisit this or that artist catalog. Thank you for that!
First you get Doug, now Elizabeth, although I've been watching the charismatic voice for less time than I've been watching your channel, its great to see you all getting together, i like these types of reactions for the technical analysis and teaching... Its all great stuff
Both of you !!!!!! QUEEN: MARCH OF THE BLACK QUEEN!! I listen to both of you. Listen to this song and you will be blown away !!!!! The vocals are impossible and yet, there they are!
Woah. That's a surprise. In case you don't really understand ... the sixties and seventies were times of massive cultural, social and musical change. The music at the time was a symbol of this revolution. We watched in horror as this brilliant stuff was shuffled away and forgotten. The reaction channels bring it back to be heard by a new generation. It gives us massive pleasure (and relief) to see younger generations listening to it and appreciating it ... which is why they are so popular. Because you are a classical artist, this gives an added edge to that appreciation. If you paint a picture that doesn't mean it should be put away once it is painted ... you put it on the wall to be looked at. Music is meant to be appreciated no matter how old and the golden age of rock is now an established collection to be forever heard. Hopefully. And there will always be opera Amy. I wouldn't be worried about that.
For me it's just interesting to see people experience something for the first time and especially being able to bring a different perspective that I normally wouldn't see. Also, you'd think that someone with extensive training in music would know everything to know about the subject. So, it's a real joy to see their face light up when they experienced something unexpected. I think one of my favorite videos for this "genre" of classical performers reacting to rock is the classical flutist reacting to Ian Anderson of Jethro Tull playing the flute. It's like she's in a perpetual state of being flabbergasted. I used to watch that video over and over.
Woohoo. 2 of my favs together. Now if we can get a duet🎉❤ And hopefully 1 or both of you will react to KD Lang, Crying at the Roy Tribute or any of her Hallelujah live performances
Well this is a treat. I am an enjoyer of both channels.
Me too! 💕
What Treecamper said. That. Both channels are great.
@@sirkat344 I prefer Amy's channel because The Charismatic Voice usually does live versions of songs instead of the studio versions we all know.
I totally agree with this and is the path I have followed. They both offer something unique and in combo -- I've learned a hecka lot.
Mee too!
Elizabeth recommending Dio to Amy made my day❤
I hope she listens to him! Especially the epic Stargazer!
@@pvtts05 - I think that's actually Amy's next video! 😀
I got notified of its premiere 🙂
RJD was quite a force of nature. RIP Ronnie.
1 minute in and Elizabeth summed up why I enjoy her channel
Awesome, enjoy you both! Ty for the discussion ladies!
Lord Almighty..... My two favorite reviewers. Your channel gives me the deep dives I would want more of from Elizabeth. I know it's not her purpose, but I love when she goes off explaining theory and time signatures. It's what brought me here. 😊
Elizabeth going on a nerd rant is really fun to watch even if I don't understand anything she is saying.
If they ever team up with Maggie Renee, they'll have channel with a gazillion followers . . .
@@rowenatulley852I’d throw in Doug Helvering from The Daily Doug in the mix, too!
Worlds collide! I'd love to see them both get together with Rick Beato and analyze/educate a great piece of music.
please, no.
The team-up I've dreamed of! My two favorite TH-camrs finally got together.
So happy you two met up. I've been watching you both separately for some time. Amy I love the way you break down the music, explaining HOW things work and WHY we were attracted to the music we love. And, Elizabeth teaching us from a technical, "vocal control" point of view. I appreciate your, "outside looking in" perspective and rediscovering music from fresh new eyes.
Yeah! Two of my favorite TH-camrs. Both channels have been very enjoyable and informative. Regards!
My GOODNESS that was delightful!
I'm a fan of both Virgin Rock and The Charismatic Voice. I thoroughly enjoyed this conversation. 👍👍👍👍👍
I'll tell you why I enjoy reaction videos so much. You only get to hear a great song for the first time once. Through reaction videos I can experience that again vicariously through the reactor. As a bonus I get to learn something if the reactor is any sort of music person, especially when they come from a different musical background. Different points of view are so much more interesting to hear. One of my favorite reactions was when Elizabeth discovered that Linda Ronstadt wasn't known for "Pirates of Penzance" originally. These different points of view are fascinating to me.
I think its great when reactors get together, it shows a commitment to the idea of YT, community coming together.
They are not just reactors, they are knowledgeable, intelligent reactors. There seem to be too many "gee that was great" people on YT.
Oh, it's so nice to see you both having a conversation. I'm following both your channels and I'm enjoying it!
I'm not a muscian, nor a singer, but I love music. As a member of the audience I want to understand more about what I am listening to, and finding new and interesting music. I love many types of music, but struggle with some, so it's good to be educated by people with real insight to bring. I get a lot from both channels, they're so much more rewarding than the usual reaction videos on-line.
Oh how lovely! Two of my favorite analyzing reactors chatting.
Wonderful to see two of my favourite reactors chatting to each other 😁
It makes so much sense that your first interviews would be Doug and Elizabeth! Love it!
My two favorite teachers getting to know each other. So cool!
Different disciplines, mutual respect. Beautiful. Thank you ladies!
The most interesting music youtubers in a conversation. Great!❤
These are two of my favorites that I watch constantly and a treat to see together and hear their shared philosophies ❤
Hi! Amy & the ‘Virgin Rock’ channel appeared to my algorithm nearly two days ago. It is a result of my recent binge watching of Elizabeth & ‘The Charismatic Voice’ channel, lol. Such two genuine souls and I am truly appreciative of You both. Also, a quick thanks to your support system(s) because there are tons of unseen, real life events that [may] possibly affect or influence the material within the channels …Thank You …okay, cheers 🥹🥂
I've been hoping for this interview since I discovered Amy's channel 🎉
Good job ladies.. you're doing great
I am so happy the two of you finally got to meet. I've been hoping for this for a long time, since I have noticed so many similarities in your backgrounds and life experiences, while still bringing your own unique life experiences into the mix. Along with the joyfulness, positivity and excitement you both bring to your channels and the world at large, doing your parts to make the world a better place. I hope this is the beginning of a beautiful friendship.🙂 I absolutely loved this. Far more than I hoped for in your first get-together. You both showed us why you are the best at what you do. Two great teachers with unique perspectives into music and life, with great insights to help us to become better people.
Two of the most amazing women talking about things I love, today is a wonderful day.
Woo Hoo! E! As a patron of her TCV, I am stoked to see/hear the 2 of you talk. I found you before she mentioned you. You two will be a force in conversation! #Bringiton!
Wow, two powerhouse artists and genuinely lovely people in conversation, it does not get any better than this. Thank you!
Two of the best music analysis channels.
Two such a beautiful women and human beings! I love you both and I truly hope that this is only the beginning of a genuine, deep friendship.
I could listen to you two the whole day. Seriously. It is so inspiring and interesting and my heart is filled with warmth and love. You even made me almost tear up in the end. It was just overwhelmingly beautiful watching and listening to both of you.
Thank you for this experience! I hope there will be more of it, maybe even some kind of collaboration. I don't know, but I will be thrilled by anything you two do together.
Sending you lots of love! 🖤
Well I didn't expect this! Should be fun :)
Thank you, ladies. This was as much a treat as each of you individually.
My dream come true! You both together! I'm still speechless. I'll watch this many times for sure. I've learned so much from you both. Sorry, I'll have to go and pinch myself again to make sure. I'm not dreaming...
Woo! My favourite musical ladies! Excellent.
Woohoo!!! Two of the best simultaneously! Fantastic! So fun seeing how excited Elizabeth is about her vocal research and what may be learned AND help people! If you didn't contribute to her kickstarter, do so! She is expanding the goals due to the success so far.
This was awesome! Can I please ask a request? i'd love to hear what you would think of Solsbury Hill by Peter Gabriel possibly sometime in the future. It's a haunting song that has stuck with me from my childhood. PS. I love your channel!
The two best channels about music analysis together!!! i cant believe it!!!!
LOVE IT!
Liked without even watching it, yet. Very much looking forward to this
Please don't ever stop. Both of you are the first thing that comes up when I sign in on you tube and I love it!
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I'm not sure which of you two I began watching first, but you have both taught me so much about the music I love, as well as the biology and mathematics of it. Music I've known all my life now has new meaning because of adventures like you.
Thank You! Thank You!! Thank You!!! This is, truly, a Birthday gift I honestly wasn’t expecting.
Have a very happy birthday indeed!
😀👍🎉🎁🎂🍾🥂
Happy birthday!
@@VirginRock Thank you. I truly enjoyed your conversation.
@@mightyV444 Thanks 😊
@@jmichaelbell5434 - You're very welcome! 😀 It'll be _my_ turn in a week from today! 😁
This interview! I love that you both are equating musicians to athletes. I go to a chiropractor that specializes in sports medicine right before I go to my music lessons & I told him just last Tuesday that musicians are athletes. I'm learning to play bass guitar and my instructor has me doing hand exercises & stretches to ALTER the functionality of my hands, and that seemed like such an athletic aspect to it that I had not previously considered.
The crossover we've all been waiting for, so glad you guys got together and talked at last! So many possibilities here, you could play a song for one another that you've loved that the other hasn't heard, or a song that's totally new to both of you and see how it hits your expertise differently... but also, it's great to see good people interact with other good people and become friendly. All the best to you both and your families, hope both channels carry on strong.
Me too, I appreciate both of you - your interesting analysis of music, and its fun!
Oh yes! Obviously Elizabeth is amazing. I appreciate both of you, especially hanging out together.❤
Just as much as I love the music from my past, I also love that we have technology that allows people like this to come together and produce such a great conversation as well as share their views, thoughts, knowledge and reactions to that same music to the rest of us. This was so enjoyable.
Fan of both channels. So neat to see two people who both care passionately about music and sharing music with others just chat. Thanks, guys!!
Two of my favorites on one show. Must be my birthday. :D
You are Rock Stars too! Thank you for sharing. Long live Rock!
Yeah this should be fun and interesting
I have mentioned to Elizabeth a guy called Noddy Holder. Noddy is perhaps the first person to use harsh vocals and make them sound great. Americans don't know much about his band " Slade," but they were huge in Europe. My recommendation for both of you is, Slade and " Get down, get with it!"
What a great surprise indeed!
Now I dare to dream about interviewing Rick Beato. Because of the different musical backgrounds I believe it will be great too. :-D
Note: I'm commenting before watching the video. I just couldn't resist doing it.
A wonderful interview! I can relate to your individual introductions into rock and roll music. I am amazed how much it has changed (evolved) over my 6+ decades of listening to the radio, albums, and now the internet. I lived under a musical 'rock' for about 20+ years without exposure to current artists. Now I am discovering what I missed and i'm experiencing an audiophile renaissance that is utterly amazing! Both of you are excellent teachers helping us students understand why we enjoy this multifaceted genre so well. Congratulations to both of you!🥰
A truly delightful meeting of two great minds.
Very enjoyable to see the two of you together. I was hoping that Elizabeth might have put you right about Nightwish, but, unfortunately, they didn't come up in the conversation.
most fans of reaction channels are older people who feel that the music of their generation has been forgotten. there is a vicarious satisfaction in seeing young people discover the music we heard growing up.
Now this is lovely. It's always nice to see these collabs.
I am so glad you too are getting together
So nice to see both of you conversing, we need moooore interviews please ♥
Two great channels that go great together!!!! ❤
I love Elizabeth and the charismatic voice. Both of you are treasures :)
They make quite a nice team. I'd love to see them do something together in-person at some point in the future.
I always wondered if you were aware of each other ...... and here you are
Amy, going to be honest here, so buckle up. I have never watched your channel. (But now I'm going to). I'm here now because I saw Elizabeth's name in the thumbnail.
You asked each other what you like about the other's channel. I have been watching Elizabeth just over a year. I told her in an email when I subscribed that I'm not a big fan of opera or metal. Due to exposure to more opera, both from her and other sources, I am liking opera more. As for metal, certain songs, yes. As a genre, not so much. But due to Elizabeth's explanations, I have a greater respect for it. I may or may not care for a tune she is reacting to, but her analyses are both educational and entertaining. At the least, I now have a better understanding of WHY I do or don't like a particular piece. At the most, a greater appreciation for music as a whole.
As to your channel, I like the person I'm watching on screen now, so I will be watching more to see where we go. And thank you.
Side note. My late wife's brother is a harp technician on the east coast. (USA). I think his job is fascinating. (What little we've talked about it.)
I'm so excited! My two favorite music reactors in one interview?! Sweet! ❤❤
2 of my favorite reviewers together? Pinch me....😍🤩
So glad to see this happening!! Long long time ago I suggested you should reach out to The Charismstic Voice, and you've done it!!
Next one Doug Helvering :-)
Two of my favorites. You both provide a perspective that I was looking for. You both provide a deeper explanation in to what makes the music work.
I especially appreciated, when you, Elizabeth, took a deep dive in these typical rock music sounds, like how elerctric guitar is played, what kinds of sounds it can create, different to classic guitar, like feedback and distortion used as musical elements. Or rock drums or the synthesizer. Very important to understand what is going on in rock music, besides the vocal techniques which you understand so much better than me. And another thing about composing. In about 1979, I was hanging around at a lake with an acoustic guitar, when some girls came up to me. So the next 3 or 4 hours I was playin to entertain them, composing about 20 or 30 songs with different guitar strumming and picking rhythms and nanana-singing melodies, all improivised out of nothing. This was, in retrospect, a very weird but happy experience.
Lovely to see two of my favorite commentators in the same space.
I love, love, love this! Two of my favourite people to watch, listen to & learn from
Thank you for a lovely interview. 🥰
WOW! Yeah!! What a wonderful surprise!!! Two of my Absolute-Favorite music reactors & reviewers. So great to see you both together, chatting about what you love and are passionate about. In Heaven! 🥰😁
Alright, I stopped in the middle of this video to checkout The Charismatic Voice and have subscribed to her channel. But now I have a boon I need to ask of you after listening to the discussion about how the harp will fit into contemporary music in the future. Could you set up a session where the two of you do a reaction video together and do it on a Jethro Tull song, maybe "Thick as a Brick" or "Locomotive Breath". In light of your discussion here, Ian Anderson's wonderful ability to take a "classical" instrument, the flute, and fit it to a contemporary music genre, rock, would be very appropriate to the conversation you just had on this video. It would be a dream to hear Amy discussing how the song structure, and instrumentation all works together, and Elizabeth commenting on Ian's vocal style and how it all fits together with the instrumentation. Vlad, can you make this happen?
Wow! Worlds collide! Great show. Thank you both. I've enjoyed both of your channels for a long time.
Thanks both of you.
What a fantastic post. I consider both channel’s content to be world class, educational, and most importantly, of historical significance. As a lifelong fan of much of the music you’ve both featured I’ve found myself pleasantly surprised by the new perspectives and insights both of you have provided. In many cases you’ve both given me a new appreciation and reason to revisit this or that artist catalog. Thank you for that!
First you get Doug, now Elizabeth, although I've been watching the charismatic voice for less time than I've been watching your channel, its great to see you all getting together, i like these types of reactions for the technical analysis and teaching... Its all great stuff
My two favorites! I think it would be cool to deep dive something together.
Thoroughly enjoyed this conversation.
Brilliant convo
Excellent discussion! I enjoyed it immensely!
Both of you !!!!!! QUEEN: MARCH OF THE BLACK QUEEN!! I listen to both of you. Listen to this song and you will be blown away !!!!! The vocals are impossible and yet, there they are!
What a surprise! It’s always so cool when two different channels that you follow make a video together!
Two of my favorite ladies
Particularly enjoyed the emphasis on teaching and education. Both of you are effective at that endeavor.
Love you both! Thank you for sharing this wonderful discussion!
Woah. That's a surprise. In case you don't really understand ... the sixties and seventies were times of massive cultural, social and musical change. The music at the time was a symbol of this revolution. We watched in horror as this brilliant stuff was shuffled away and forgotten. The reaction channels bring it back to be heard by a new generation. It gives us massive pleasure (and relief) to see younger generations listening to it and appreciating it ... which is why they are so popular. Because you are a classical artist, this gives an added edge to that appreciation. If you paint a picture that doesn't mean it should be put away once it is painted ... you put it on the wall to be looked at. Music is meant to be appreciated no matter how old and the golden age of rock is now an established collection to be forever heard. Hopefully. And there will always be opera Amy. I wouldn't be worried about that.
The conversation we've all been waiting for.
This is a great collab ❤
I feel so sophisticated now, after listening to you two have this conversation. I feel like I know stuff now 😆
For me it's just interesting to see people experience something for the first time and especially being able to bring a different perspective that I normally wouldn't see. Also, you'd think that someone with extensive training in music would know everything to know about the subject. So, it's a real joy to see their face light up when they experienced something unexpected.
I think one of my favorite videos for this "genre" of classical performers reacting to rock is the classical flutist reacting to Ian Anderson of Jethro Tull playing the flute. It's like she's in a perpetual state of being flabbergasted. I used to watch that video over and over.
When an immovable object meets an unstoppable force...and they get along. Been waiting for this for a while, lol!
What a treat, I can't wait!
Two of my favorite people on TH-cam!
Woohoo. 2 of my favs together. Now if we can get a duet🎉❤
And hopefully 1 or both of you will react to KD Lang, Crying at the Roy Tribute or any of her Hallelujah live performances
HELL YES! My favorite two music reactions and teaching creators together! You both are amazing!!
Absolutely agree with the notion of classic bodies of work at 29 mins.
Wise choice to exchange ideas with the other side of the same coin. Love you both so keep up the good works.