Filmed by the Google Cultural Institute, this video allows audiences to observe The Philadelphia Orchestra, led by conductor Yannick Nézet-Séguin, from angles that make one feel like part of the […]
Monthly Archives: January 2016
Epic performance
After being named Artistic Director of the Berlin Philharmonic, the maestro Vasily Petrenko could not restrain his joy while conducting Alexander Scriabin’s “Poem of Ecstasy.” Does filming the ecstasy of […]
Bugs Bunny at the New York Philharmonic
As a tribute to Looney Tunes, the New York Philharmonic replaced the Barber of Seville with the famous bunny… of Seville. Featuring Bugs Bunny, this video has reached more than […]
Visualize rhythm in a different way
Though we are familiar with representing the parameters of rhythm on a staff, there are other ways to conceive of it. In this video, you will see that rhythm can […]
Repetition phenomena explained
Why do we love repetition in music? How does it influence the way we listen to music? This video offers answers to these questions! Source : TED-Ed
Music in Ancient Greece
What is the link between the words “muse” and “music”? Or between “harmonia” and “harmony”? Finally, what is the influence of music on the ethos of the listener? In this […]
Victim of an earworm: the phenomena explained
How does a popular tune make its way into our heads? Find out the answer to this curious phenomena here! Source : TED-EdTo explore the subject further, see the work of […]
A futuristic concert hall
Jukely : the Netflix of Concerts
Created in New York, a Jukely’s subscription offers access to free concerts, some exclusively to members. The application gives the user a list of concerts in his area and allows […]