Damn, you two look oddly similar

Having been raised with music since I was a child, I love hearing Vaughan’s emphasis on early music education.

I think of all the Black History that I've learned from singing in the choirs over the years by singing spirituals, and this makes me so very sad. My brother and sister-in-law sing in the All Saints Choir. I'm praying for a way to turn this around so that the choir can sing spirituals again.

Buy this logic we should ban all support of the Arts then as they are used to push only one side f******

The bald creep is a person that is paid by Biden to read a script in other videos saying " I voted for Trump 2×s now I'm Biden blah blah blah" FUCKING liars. Stop spreading lies you POS

WORLD PEACE BALANCE FULLY BALANCE 🌞😇⭐️☮️

BRAVO ! I could come to listen and to see the concert tonight at the church la Madeleine (16.06.2024) It was the first time i came to that kind of concert, I found it very interesting ! You were so involved by the team and the music ! I was impressed by the singers (chorers ?) who look at you very often and understand what you want them to do, just in an glance... Amazing and great ! Thanks to you, to your wife too, to your team. I admired too your 2 children, they stayed so cool ! I was just sitted behind them.

Hi, I am an All Saints Church member. I have a lot of respect for Michal. I also thought the decision to cancel the concert was a bad one, for many of the reasons you both discussed. I think that it's an oversimplification , however, to say our Rector is an attention-seeking activist first. He cares deeply about our faith and this congregation. He made a mistake, but in our faith we can seek to do the work together to be restorative in our approach. Instead of looking for the easy solutions, our faith looks beyond the dualism of two sides and instead, calls us to be open to God bringing newness via Holy Spirit. I wonder about the motivations of those who brought this conflict into being but I do know at least one of them is sincere in their wanting this concert canceled. I don't agree with them but we had a loving conversation together anyway. I am unhappy about what this has done to the choir, whom we should have trusted to be able to sing the spirituals. They have done the work literally and racially. Our congregation has been on a journey to do the work and should have also been trusted to host and experience this great music. Somewhere in this we can grow as a community. Accountability (whatever that will be) will happen so that all of us, including Mike and Mark, can go forward to do the work of turning the human race into the human family. I'm grateful this conversation you two have had. I hope it leads to more conversations and does not lead to a hardening of hearts. We must model the way of Jesus in our relationships with each other. To do otherwise runs counter to what our faith stands for.

26:37 Well said Clara

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It's not that he put in more hours than anyone ever and that's why he was the best, and it's not that he was just born the best ever. He was born able to become the best ever if he put in a lot of practice. You need to question the motivation of someone who wants to believe that they would have been Mozart too if only they had enjoyed the same advantages.

Where can I find this full lecture?

Aloha

Heyyyyyy Deke!

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Hi as a boy I'm very interested in this. I haven't lost my soprano voice at all but I can make deeper sounds now. Is this normal?

Does Chanticleer ever have meetups with retired members of the group?

pathetic

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“Choral Mountaintop”..? Def for all male groups. The kids who make up Voces8 have a bit of talent….

This is tremendous.

I studied instrumental music (and composition & conducting) at UMKC in the mid-1970s. Among my most cherished influences was/is Dr. Ely, who invited me to join his Univ. Chorale for pieces needing my instrument, he inspired me only partly because he knew music inside-out. The intangible qualities he inspired in me and my peers remain strong influences. He was a doctorate-level educator who had nothing to prove, and he was so charismatic that he was THE most sought-after professor at the end of all of his classes/rehearsals I ever saw. His students truly loved him, and it’s no surprise to see that he also inspired you and this channel’s existence. I don’t recall Dr. E. getting into “music/choral philosophy” per se, still he was so interested in us and the end result of us “getting it” (as manifested in our public performances) that I truly admired his teaching style, and anyone could see and hear why he’s never lacked for work. He even let me audit his conducting classes without making it costly, awkward or complicated. A great teacher and person who has my eternal gratitude (like a few other Conservatory staff/faculty)! Ely’s on par with the late great Andre Previn (who also guest-conducted/taught us in Univ. orchestra then). Thanks for this interview. 👍

I love these super nerdy episodes!!

What a joke 😂

You’re a communist and you literally have nothing intelligent to talk about. Make a contribution you do nothing.

Oh my god dude. How long are white people going to obsess over race? If you focus on music, race becomes irrelevant.

Great info. Every time I hear Ken speak, I want to drink water

HOLY SHIT ITS EZ, GOOD LUCK IN THE ARMY

Fabulous interview. Inciteful. Thank you for the courage to ask difficult questions, as well. Would have loved to hear some music examples.

Are transcripts available?

This is gold. I’m a voice teacher and choir director. Pretty much all of what you talked about applies equally as well to adult singers. So good!❤

Thanks so much for the good work you do. I hope to become a Patreon supporter this year, even though I'm not a teacher or choir director, just because I want to see you continue doing what you do. I love that you're interested in promoting real discussion, and that you seek out people who see things differently than you do. FWIW, I don't know that I've EVER succeeded at having such a discussion over social media; my efforts at reasoned conversation usually are regarded as condescending. Much less productive than sitting down over coffee, beer, or whatever beverage of choice. Keep up the good work!

Such a treat this was....and Cortez is so hilarious and just awesome; love that guy! Thanks for the incredible insight of this fantastic ensemble!

I'm a huge fan, but I think you're wrong about a lot here. way too generous an interpretation of critical theory. only one side is trying to do away with truth altogether. only one side wants to cancel the other side. only one side is interested in indoctrination. to present this as if it's just a loss of balance between two equally valid points of view, when one of those sides is clearly far more dangerous and insidious is disingenuous. also - too long for comment - but some of things you take as read, e.g., that disparities mean an inequality of opportunity are absolutely debatable. in the uk when we have reports on stuff like this that give nuanced data, the facts are always thrown out (guess by which side?) in favour of perpetuating perceived victimhood.

brilliant as always!

This is absolutely fantastic conversation! Thank you both so much for your passion and knowledge sharing This is the one of the best lessons on KZfaq Just needs from the listener to be brave enough to dive into

So interesting! I’m really enjoying this deep dive into the nitty gritty making of the “Chanticleer” ensemble. Thank you all so very much! ❤I have never heard Chanticleer live. I’m going follow you and hope to find a performance near me soon! 🎵🎶♥️

great conversation truly inciteful and most timely!!!! Thank you!!!

great ideas! will reflect with this to apply to my piano teaching

Hi Chris - a great group there! Especially with them problem-solving on their own. 🎶🎶🎶

I'd be curious to see a written slide on his SR formula

Also was this Today?

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I've only watched a small part of this so far but I will certainly enjoy the rest later. I first met David when he played the organ at my sister's wedding - at the age of 12, as I recall it. The usual church organist planned to sit with him and ensure that he knew how to pull the stops etc, but after five minutes he walked out of the church muttering "I'm wasting my time here", as young David revealed himself more than adequate for the task! David kindly asked me to record him playing at St John's, at Durham, and Westminster, and other places, and it was always a pleasure and a privilege. I last saw him a few years back when he was visiting Australia, where I now live, and he came to our house one afternoon and spent many hours with us to our considerable pleasure. I look forward to the next time! And I will always follow his career with the greatest of interest.

You got THE JEFFREY MURDOCK!!! He is my hero!!!

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yes! i had a fun debate with my friends about how it's not solely about gender( because it’ll then risk running into essentialist stereotypes in away) but rather about power and how it can consume anyone striving for absolute control of it but even so if we do consider gender in here, its a great a commentary on why individuals like Lydia are able to thrive - by aligning themselves with patriarchal structures, and inadvertently creating greater challenges for others to succeed.

Great episode!