Music and the perception of time: Andy Happel at TEDxDirigo
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 มิ.ย. 2012
- Andy Happel is a violinist and composer who lives in Scarborough, Maine. He is a private and group instructor at 317 Main Street Community Music Center in Yarmouth, Maine, offering lessons in violin, cello, piano, guitar and ukelele. Andy is a certified teacher in the Mark O'Connor American String Method. Andy is also lead producer for PARMA Recordings, specializing in new classical composition. He recently returned from Prague, where he worked with the Moravian Philharmonic. Andy has performed extensively for over 20 years. He played fiddle in the Don Campbell Band and his rock band Thanks to Gravity was signed to Capitol Records and EMI Publishing. He has also had an original symphonic work premiered by the New Hampshire Philharmonic. In November 2012, Andy will make his debut as guest soloist with the Portsmouth Symphony, where he will play "The Fiddle Concerto," by Mark O'Connor. For more information on Andy, please visit him on Facebook or at www.andyhappel.com.
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Such a wonderful talk. Music is, indeed, one of the most profound ways we "engage" with one another. It transcends time and age, teaches culture, and, as the quote goes, "soothes the savage breast." I can't imagine a world without music ... and I'm so thankful for people like, Andy Happel, so that I don't have to.
Thank you so much. Imagining a world without music is difficult, indeed. Thank you for watching.. and for 'getting it'!!
Music always brings so much more to our lives than is apparent. Thank you Andy for this beautiful exposition.
Thank you Bruce, you are vey kind!
I've had "eating the moon" playing in my head for like 15 years. As melodious as melody gets!
Thank you so much! One of my absolute favorites. Bless you!
what is he talking about? after 10 minutes and a few demonstrations nothing has been said. this is not a music perception talk.
It is, indeed. You have to watch through to the end for it to tie together. The theme for the day was 'ENGAGE', so, my intro material works toward that. If you watch until the end, you'll probably get it.
so Andy?, what about music and time? nothing in 17.36 min, not a word about the subject. This is the typical Tedx style, nothing at all.
Agree. Just a waste of time!
this talk had nothing to do with Music and the Perception of Time. Very disappointing title. I actually have no idea what the subject of this talk should be. Seemed to be rather pointless.
The theme of the whole day of talks was 'ENGAGE'. You have to take my talk within that context. If you listen through to the end (I'm assuming you didn't) I'm sure you'll get it. Thanks!
TED initially was kind of interesting but now just watered down mediocre crap. TEDx even worse.
Wow! That's not very nice of you.