"Our Common Nature:" World-Class Cellist Yo-Yo Ma on His Latest Project | Amanpour and Company

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  • @karenjohannessen8987
    @karenjohannessen8987 Рік тому +8

    Delightful to see Christiane enjoying this conversation!

  • @CathyCassavaugh
    @CathyCassavaugh Місяць тому

    Just, WOW!!

  • @mknels1299
    @mknels1299 Рік тому +4

    Love him

    • @Yo-yoMa-jo5ig
      @Yo-yoMa-jo5ig Рік тому +1

      I so much appreciate your time too comment.. I so much appreciate.. thanks a lot…. {{}}

  • @birbluv9595
    @birbluv9595 Рік тому +5

    How I would have liked to be present in the Mammoth Caves performance! Music in Nature is a great gift from Yo-Yo Ma. I’ve always just thought of the geology of caves, not their cultural history. Thank you for this wonderful interview, Christiane, with one of our cultural treasures.

    • @Yo-yoMa-jo5ig
      @Yo-yoMa-jo5ig Рік тому

      I so much appreciate your time too comment.. I so much appreciate.. thanks a lot…. {{}}

  • @ChocolateAristocrat
    @ChocolateAristocrat Рік тому +5

    One with 🍃Nature 🍃 the music of life 🍃🐝🎶

    • @Yo-yoMa-jo5ig
      @Yo-yoMa-jo5ig Рік тому

      I so much appreciate your time too comment.. I so much appreciate.. thanks a lot…. {{}}

  • @timetreasures557
    @timetreasures557 Рік тому +1

    This is so awesome so wonderful

  • @Bonbontango
    @Bonbontango Рік тому +1

    yo yo Ma his great soul and pure
    divine music every particular in
    nature related to the whole
    and partakes of the perfection
    of the whole..

  • @nancychace8619
    @nancychace8619 Рік тому +4

    Very interesting. Another beautiful natural place Mr. Ma might like to perform is Red Rocks in Colorado. Important to try to sustain a positive culture. Thank you for sharing.

    • @nancychace8619
      @nancychace8619 Рік тому

      Could also see him in Yosemite -

    • @leemdynamo
      @leemdynamo Рік тому

      I am fairly sure he wanted to go somewhere unique and not well known.

    • @nancychace8619
      @nancychace8619 Рік тому +1

      @@leemdynamo He is trying to connect with nature. Also it makes sense he'd want to go where there is good sound. 🙂

  • @judykinsman3258
    @judykinsman3258 Рік тому +3

    Remember, the most dangerous protest is that of fighting for nature.

  • @annedwyer797
    @annedwyer797 Рік тому

    Another beautiful place maestro Ma should consider is the outdoor amphitheater at Carlsbad Caverns Nat. Park! A recital at dusk, when the bats leave the cave for the night, so many of them that you can hear the slight flutter of all those wings, would be fantastic. Plus it has the added advantage of easy access and perhaps a kinder environment for his Stradivarius cello than the interior of the cave.

  • @franciscoabreu135
    @franciscoabreu135 Рік тому +3

    ❤❤❤

  • @sehrgute4672
    @sehrgute4672 Рік тому

    Yo-Yo and some other musicians walked past our tour group as we were getting ready to enter Mammoth Cave the day before; going in for a rehearsal I'm sure. He seemed very nice and down to earth.

  • @TomdeSabla
    @TomdeSabla Рік тому +1

    Yo Yo Ma. He really rocks. Great musician. Robert De Niro. Great actor.
    I'm really really interested in their political/social views.
    I'd also like to hear what Thomas Sowell thinks.

    • @no-barknoonan1335
      @no-barknoonan1335 Рік тому

      Thomas Sowell is a completely different set of views from the first two you mention.

    • @TomdeSabla
      @TomdeSabla Рік тому

      @@no-barknoonan1335 really? Hunh.
      Since this channels viewers are probably already familiar with De Niros views, and are now hearing Yo Yo Ma's,
      maybe they could benefit from knowing more about Thomas Sowell.
      Purely in the interest of diversity of course

  • @jansumi
    @jansumi Рік тому

    The Toronto Music Garden uses landscape design to tell a story of Bach’s First Suite for Unaccompanied Cello. Yo-Yo Ma & designers Julie Moir Messervy & Thomas Tollefson partnered to create this waterfront space with no straight lines.

  • @melaniamonicacraciun9900
    @melaniamonicacraciun9900 Рік тому +2

    Jesus Christ changed the world, no matter who likes Him or not, His story is teaching us that nobody is that lucky to accomplish miracles by himself and nobody can do things all alone, true miracles happen only when we share the same goals, the same dreams and ambitions and we have to be...seven billion individuals living on this planet, only united we can make the difference. I can confess you, musicians so skilled to bewitch the audience are my very favorite...mass distraction weapon in order to wake up people, there in the audience there are . ..bankers, engineers, phone dealers or farmers, all of them are same important getting involved in environmental projects, neutralize pollution and invert the global warming, try to guess how much l love you guys, how much l love artists and mass media power to help people get reasonable and decide to do the right things, to this point, we all know, vegetals manufacture oxygen, everybody start gardening, if seven billion individuals on this planet start gardening we can make the difference friends, that's the point

  • @mknels1299
    @mknels1299 Рік тому +2

    I paint art in oil, nature

  • @ISAIAHTheBook
    @ISAIAHTheBook Рік тому

    Answer: We are not a part of Nature. Nature was made, to serve Man. Man was made to serve God.