Jazz Talks: Vijay Iyer speaks with Zakir Hussain
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- Опубліковано 1 чер 2016
- An intimate conversation between two legends - Zakir Hussain delves into his early years and shares his musical influences. This incredible exchange is soulful, magical and completely enlightening about the creative process.
Making Music is a very special album for me...glad to hear Vijay speak of it...
What is also remarkable about Zakir is the person($) who understand its more than how his hands work but the animation of his hands and facial expression and the coming together, of both ! The joy and love you see you also feel! The trained technician enters here who thru timing lights and relationship with this performer and love comes thru the camera’s eye.
wonderful interview
Wow...inspiring. Thank you.
there is a sad or may be bad thing about Indian classical music ie it doesn't matters how good a student u r ,,,but if ur master is not from ur family or gharana u won't get everything from him.But a great teacher is someone who doesn't do partiality & treats his every student as equal.
Rakesh Das
Rakesh Das
Ye do log koi mahan murkh hai jinhone king of tabla ko unlike diya had hai yaar
Great to see all in white or all in black Ustad ji
लाजवाब तबला उ.जाकिर हुसैन
Zakirbhai speaks through his nimble fingers so no other language is needed to communicate.
Wow
I was wondering what was missing in the performance at the beginning and I realised that there was no 'lehra' (or atleast it isn't audible).
Zakir great as usual.
vijay talked of them working together..did they release anything.. is it on UA-cam ?
holy cow, he said "mayberry RFD".
levity is not vijay iyer's strong suit
🙏🥰😇🎉♥️✨
zakir bhai rare video :ua-cam.com/video/chQrzU_KgGE/v-deo.html
A remote place called Patna.
Hah
Good story for Ustad. But Vijay was just sitting there acting like he knew it all and has it all fegured out
I can't agree. I feel like he was being incredibly respectful and quiet while another master of an instrument spoke.
Vijay is just very reserved and somewhat aloof. But he's incredibly respectful
The art of interviewing requires that the interviewer draws as much from the interviewee rather than dominate the conversation. A good interviewer is a good listener. To that end, Vijay did a great job.
Why this guy is sleeping...! Gosh.. what a waste.
The worst host for such a great of the world of rythum.
gurinder singh g