Vincent Moon and Nana Vasconcelos: The world’s hidden music rituals
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- čas přidán 10. 09. 2024
- French filmmaker Vincent Moon travels the world with just a backpack, a laptop and a camera. He’s filmed Arcade Fire in an elevator and Bon Iver in an apartment kitchen - and single-shot films of a Sufi ritual in Chechnya and an ayahuasca journey in Peru. In this talk, he explains how film and music can help people see their own cultures in a new way. Followed by a performance by jazz icon Nana Vasconcelos.
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I met Vincent Moon in France and got a chance to talk to him. He is my cinematic hero and I learned so much from him. His films are so intuitive and his vision is so simple and clear. I love his works.
Nana Vasconcelos (15:00) is a true legend! A soul full of musicality...
well, if people weren't so superficial..
maybe they would be able to see all the amazing work this men is doing..
Was at Vincent’s public talk in Moscow yesterday. He is so inspired man! And one thing he didn’t say at TED - he prepared before shooting his film thoroughly, but in the end it is always improvisation. It gives you more involvement and intimacy.
One of my fave TED talks ever. I swear I wrote so many quotes I almost wrote a transcript 🤣
In case anyone is wondering, the first instrument the guy at the end uses is a berimbau.
I love the sound of that instrument. Thanks for letting us know its name.
GRANDE PERNAMBUCANO.
I have to say it sure is something different. To say the least.(Literally)
You didn't say the least. You could have said "it sure is something". Or "It sure is". Or "It is". Or " ". THAT would literally be saying the least. Actually, you didn't literally say anything, you typed it. Take care wolf man.
kakashi76767 Do you ever wonder, "Why do people hate me?" Or are you aware?
***** Aware of what?
que maestro.
What a wonderful project. Thank you.
A M A Z I N G !!
Sorry this is quite base... but wtf are you wearing? I am distracted by it...
clothes
OpiatedBliss how?
He's French
***** attention deficit disorder...
He's is a lvl 77 hipster.
goddamn hipsters
He looks so much like an Italian dude I used to know. Even the quirks remind me of him.
That was an interesting talk and music, it was pretty entertaining.
LOL, this guy couldn't be more french if he pissed wine
is this french accent faked ? It's "A couper au couteau"
como se llama el tema que toca el Nana?
Sublime Frequencies' work is extensive in this specific area of recording media.
jakarta 04:19 -White shoes
Interesting talk but not what i want from TED... TED talks are now show and tell for adults...
for instance, i am afraid of heights. However, when i am looking through my lens, it's a lot less fearfull!
capo total!!
I'm sorry to risk offense, but this video really needs captioning. I can't seem to get my old ears 'tuned' to his thick accent.
Is english your mother tongue?
Yes. But definitely not the variant of it that this person speaks.
Mekratrig Of course it isn't the variant you speak, because english isn't his first language. I just find it interesting that i'm neither english nor french, yet I understand him. I wonder if that has anything to do with that I listen to english from the 'outside', so to speak.
I’m french and i understand his accent, even if my ears are bleeding -.-
"From Tana Toraja, the funeral ritual", It's called Ma' Badong.
Super classe :) Par contre, wow, big french accent quoi!
+Raawfrenchie ...à fond!
your first question... why do we record?? I don;t know. Ik think I record because my memory fades. And earlier because it gives a distance to reality...
what is the band's name at 1:47
I found the website:
en.blogotheque.net/toutes-les-videos/?filter=artist
gawd like all ted talks, in it's heart it's is so white and middle class
you're like the biggest idiot here you know? What does "white" even mean? There are so many different "whites" there it means nothing to put them all together in a bag..
Didn't watch till the end, did you? Or was the music also white and middle class?
His accent is so thick it is distracting. Sone might say that's attractive but I think if your English is close to unintelligible, that's a bad thing when giving a speech.
can barely understand him, can you include caption pls.
they have english subtitles and other subtitles on the TED.com website. You can also download all the videos at a very low (or high) quality. Their website is really useful. I suggest using it. But they don't put subtitles on the youtube unless the talk is not in english
ícone do jazz? Naná?
I don't get it. So this guy went to film music around the world. It's been done before and it will happen again. Not quite sure what point he is trying to make here.
he's a tube (as we say in scotland)...look at the way he holds his hands clasped together and paces around (like ted baulk talkers). like some motivational speaker . ted talks equals snake oil
What is your point though? Because other people have done things in similar vein, his experience is not worth sharing?
Had to stop watching it because his music was too creepy for my wife, haha. The power of music.
Ahahah I can't focus on what this guy is saying... I'm just dead laughing. He speaks English the way I speak Italian; that's with the WRONG ACCENT!!! It smells FRENCH AHAHAHAH
Glad I didn't take acid before the "song"...
"Song" as in, not a real song?
Unbearable to watch and listen to.
Quelle horreur... c'est une blague ce TedTalk ? xDD
vincent moon is an arrogant exploiter with rock star allures - wish he would go back doing video-clips for REM again
Ok, now I see you're trolling Vincent Moon videos with this cut-and-paste comment.