Random Talks

Can you imagine one love? Xiren ends the event with a delightfully composed mash-up of John Lennon and U2. And for the second piece, he uses powerful

A member of the celebrated string trio Orchestrio Zurich—also known as “the smallest orchestra in the world”—Noriko Kawamura started playing violin at

Never miss a talk! SUBSCRIBE to the TEDx channel: http://bit.ly/1FAg8hB TED Fellow and OneBeat Fellow, Artist, Composer, Multi-instrumentalist. 21 Yea

English with French subtitles Graduated from Rice University in the United States and from the Academy of Lausanne, Zhang Zhang shows us with enjoymen

Ana Vidović is one of the youngest virtuoso guitarists in the world. Ana started playing guitar at the age of 5, and by 7 had given her first public p

Laima Jansone is the most accomplished and the most promising Latvian traditional kokle player, who is especially gifted in the demanding art of impro

Linsey Pollak turns a carrot into a clarinet using an electic drill a carrot and a saxophone mouthpiece, and plays it all in a matter of 5 minutes. Li

Jarrod Haning is the principal violist for the South Carolina Philharmonic. He has been called the “Seth Godin of music” and the “go

Formed by a group of five in 2005, HANDSIGN are known for their buoyant performances that blend dance, song and original sign language. Here in Japan

Uzman takes us into another world with his ability to glide around on the guitar. Born in Pakistan, Usman is an artist, a performing musician, a compo

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At he tender age of 9 years old, Brandon has found his passion. He loves to play, inspire and unite people with his joy of playing the piano. Brandon

Lindsey Stirling has been playing the violin for 19 years with a range that extends from classical and to rock and roll. Through her electrifying play

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How can we blend the spontaneity and interaction of live ensemble performance with the 21st century’s most powerful instrument? In this visionar

Should our educators pay more attention to music? Yes, they should, says Jesse Boere. He will give you a glimpse into your brain on music and inspire