Like when your son comes home and says 'you're gonna love this' - and then shows you a clip which you have already found and you realise you've been enjoying the same thing together but just in different places
Absolutely - God Bless Rick and all his wonderful work for all of us who love music. He's an absolute Gem. And it is great to hear some one who is as obsessive as he is - so reassuring that I'm not crazy, just as obsessive.
It is passion not obsession. Obsessions cause harm. You are genuinely passionate about music of all genres, that is a gift. All the best on your 62nd Bday!
Man this was one of the best simple videos you've made! It's so truthful and honest and it presents the short story of driving your daughter to school and interacting with her in a beautiful simple way. This video is well ballanced and it comes full circle in the end. It could easily be a standalone short film. We as viewers also interact by listening closely to every different interpretation and our curiousity makes it even better. Happy birthday Rick and thank you!
I get you. My grandfather had this 60's record of Tchaikovsky's Violin Concerto. I'm 57 so when I was in my late 20's, early 30's I tried to get it as a CD. Name whoever you want from Itzhak to Joshua and anyone in between. Didn't sound as good as that 60's version by Ruggiero Ricci. It was never found or re-edited as a CD in the 90's (don't know about now). I spent, really, months searching for it the in the late 2000's, until I found a blog from a form classical musician from a serious Philarmonic/Symphonic orchestra. He would post about... music! And he posted a blog about that recording.Not for free download... But he transfered that very recording into digital. "You want it? Tell me why..." I sent him a message and practically describred him my granpa's album cover. Told him how much that record meant to me and how, literally, I wore it out. Two months later, he sent me the download. I coul hear the needle on the vynil.. Yes, it's about everyone's ear.... I guess. Greetings, from Guadalajara, Mx Ed: HAPPY BIRTHDAY!
When I was a kid, my mom and dad were one of the first in the neighborhood to get a stereo. And it was huge. 10 speakers, mahogany cabinet, and sounded great. Their taste in music ran from jazz, country, contemporary, and classical. It probably explains why I can appreciate a lot of different styles of music. My favourite album was a 1958 recording of Van Cliburn playing Tchaikovsky’s Piano Concerto No. 1. The album is long gone, but I still listen to it on line. It just doesn’t sound as good without the big mahogany cabinet.
This is human base survival. We know what a strawberry looks like so when one comes along with white spots we are triggered that its "different" and might poisen us. This is why people bitch about covers of song so much, it not that they are bad, we are triggered by "different" into survival mode.
Sharing one’s musical passion with a loved one during a daily routine, that’s perfect. Life isn’t always about grandiose moments but the quiet observation of brief everyday intimate moments. Happy birthday Rick and many more to come.
Congratulations, Rick! I'm 74, if I were 12 I'd like to have you as my father. Your role as a role model in cultural matters is outstanding. Especially the way you reconcile classical and modern music. 62 out of 62 is funny! 🙂
Happy Birthday Rick! We are your people! Everyone on this video has done exactly what you did, and I understood every step you took. And as an older dad of a daughter (and son), I appreciate these moments, and I'm glad you shared yours. Thankyou! Cheers!
Happy Birthday Rick. Mine was 3 days ago. I turned 60. I love music and it is my constant companion every day. Your channel has brought many many hours of joy and the understanding the structure of a musical piece. We all only have so many days to walk this earth, and your channel most definitely brings quality and joy to many of my days. Cheers from Canada.
Happy birthday t o Rick, and happy belated birthday to you. I just turned 59 a month ago, and it's mind boggling to me that I've actually reached this age, considering the craziness of my youth, motorcycles and the nonsense I went through in the Marine Corps. I agree, Rick's channel has given so many such incredible understanding of music, given us artist interviews, and has made us aware of so many aspects of music that even I, a guitarist who played on bar and club stages for a number of years, in many different genres was never aware of when playing or listening.
Happy birthday Rick! Thank you for sharing your passion for music with us, and what a beautiful way to do it through one snippet of your daily routine with your daughter. Very touching.
I really know nothing about the bones, sinews, organs and tissues of music so I cannot judge what you say. But your respect for the artists and creators of music blasts out at full volume. That is an admirable virtue and it keeps me coming back to see more of it. Thank you.
You dont need to know any of that, most of it is if you have base instinct that something different may be danger. You pick up a strawberry and it has white spots, gonna eat it?
Rick, you have incredible courage to have children at this age hats off to you buddy. You’re my hero your knowledge, your fabulous teaching your loving nature, the interviews you do what a gift stay true my friend you’re a wonderful person. Love you.
Honestly, late '40s is perfect for kids. I don't understand why people have kids so early, right when they're building careers and in the prime of their lives. I'm in my thirties and have many years of work ahead to achieve my dreams before I even think about kids.
Happy 62nd Rick!!! I discovered your channel during the pandemic lockdown and it was the right thing at the right time for me. The thing I like best about your channel is the way that your enthusiasm and love for music comes shining through. Your interviews are gems and l can’t wait to see what you and your support staff produce in the future. Cheers!!!
For people who hold music as one of the centers of our daily universe, this seems perfectly normal. The heart of your great story, is that your daughter is carrying on your love of music...that is fantastic beyond words.
My dad (who plays the violin) had an incredible recording of Bela Bartok's Divertimento for Strings made in the early 1970's by the Amati Ensemble in Berlin. I sort of grew up with that record as a kid. To this day it's my favourite piece of classical music. Unfortunately the record got lost somewhere along the road, and it doesn't seem to be rereleased. Now I have countless versions of the Divertimento, and every single one feels off. Things are wrong and nobody gets it perfectly right like the Amati Ensemble, to my despair.
God bless you sir and happiest of birthdays. I've learned so much from you over the years. Doing god's work, with your interviews and in general the whole channel is just a gift for music lovers worldwide.
Happy Birthday Rick! Thank you for all the great stories, insights and inspiration you have given us through these years. The world feels always a little bit a better place after I have watched your videos ❤🖖🏻🙂
Well, that's completely understandable. I'm made from the same cloth. In classical music it's always the composer and music first, everything else is secondary. Performers, orchestras, rooms, etc.. I found out often I can even accept a recording with mediocre audio quality if it's performed perfectly. Nothing stands in the way of serving the song, whether it's a classical piece or a rock tune. So nothing is wrong with you, Rick. Cheers!
I’ve always found that fascinating. I’m a jazz guy, and if I were to sum up the difference between jazz and 20th century classical music inspired by jazz, is who the most important person is in the process. For jazz, it’s the performer, classical, it’s the composer. This becomes evident when you see how different players completely change the tone, feel, key, sometimes the very chord changes from previously recorded versions. Different classical takes are different, but the composer’s notes are law, and there are absolutely incorrect interpretations of the work.
But for Rick the composer does not come first. All versions of Beethoven's Pastorale he played in his car were beautiful because the composition is great. But Rick didn't like it. This attitude towards great works is completely incomprehensible to me. 😡
It strikes me that this is a perfect illustration of Plato’s allegory of the cave. The different versions you hear are like the shadows on the cave wall, while the version you perceive in your mind through reason is the true form of the piece.
Happy Birthday, Rick. The first thing I search for on UA-cam videos that you share. Music is a universal language that I have enjoyed all my life and you simply translate music better than anyone I have listened to. It is no wonder that you are able to have such incredible celebrities that you interview since they can sense your love of what you do.
It's so cool and relatable. It reminds me of driving my daughter to school at Dallas High School for Performing Arts and the music we would play and discuss on the way: Peter Gabriel, Earth, Wind & Fire, Bach, and so on. I also remember picking her up after one particularly frustrating day at school and, on the way home, listening to AC/DC. We pulled it to the curb and taught her to let out a primal scream (with the windows up). She's 30 now, and I'll turn 65 in a couple of months, but we still connect over music and the emotion it can drive. Rick, you're the best, keep it up!
You'd be surprised at how many of us are out there. So, as a birthday gift I offer to you that you are not alone. There are, in fact, others with your affliction. Happy birthday from one music nut to another.
The nuances of different recordings is such a big thing!! I'm so glad someone else gets it. I play classical piano and pipe organ and the number of times I hear a recording and find something off just really gets to me. But then, you find that one recording that just does something so right that it blows your mind. Happy birthday Rick. Glad you and Layla got to share this moment.
Happy birthday, Rick!🎉🎉 I love your musicality, attention to detail, this truly is your calling! Keep on doing what you do best. Tenacity laced with drive and passion.
Happy Birthday Rick! I am a huge fan of your channel. Pat Metheny is my favorite musician of all time and appreciate how often give him the credit he so much deserves. Keep the the good work and I look forward to many more years of the best music channel on youtube.
Happy Birthday Rick Love your ear! I'm right with you. Music. So powerful when played with the soul. Enjoy what's left of the day. Hope you had a good one.
Happy Happy Birthday to you. May you have many many more with lots and lots of music…. I love your musical insights.. your contribution to music is immense 🎉🥂🎂🍾🎸🎤🎭🎫
Happy Birthday! Rick, you are a gem in the music field, keep doing your thing and educating all of us to become better listeners even if we can't play a note. Thank You
Happy Birthday Rick! You're absolutely right about these performances. As someone who's played the Pastoral twice in concert, the one I like is Ashkenazy and the Philharmonia. If you dig that Shostakovich, try Adams' China Gates. Similar vibe. We share VERY similar tastes in music, which is why you're my musical guru. Happy Birthday again!
Happy Birthday Rick, God bess you and thank you for for all your wonderful video's. You have inspired me to start playing guitar again and learn theory.
Happy birthday!!! Be thankful in all things - you are lucky to hear differences and blessed because you care. I too heard and understood exaxtly what you were talking about.
Thank you Rick for all this information. I consider today's material as a new homework that I have to go through and from which I will have a lot to learn. Happy birthday!
What about "Unhappy Birthday" by The Smiths? I used to listen to it, every birthday of mine. Like, everybody wishes you a happy birthday, except Morrissey, he wishes you an unhappy birthday. And it's a phenomenal song on top of it.
Do you know what dope Rick? How you include us in your life like we’re old friends. This is something that entertainers had when I was a child/1st gigs.. and no one has that quality anymore!! Bless up!! I’m a big fan of your show, and keep doin da dam ting!!
HBD Rick. I’m only 3 years behind you. The most fascinating thing to me is that Jarret nailed it. Not because he’s better or worse than other performers, but because he has a more diverse musical palate. People who like Swervedriver need to hear musicians who have at least been exposed to similar things. One can be precise or emotive (or both) but contextual vocabulary exists. You can’t deny it. Classical music will survive, but it will only thrive when the musicians integrate current forms into their expression.
The most relatable video yet. Even more so since I played one of those Eb horn trio recordings as an excerpt on my ear training test an hour ago and visibly winced when the tuning got bad. Happy birthday Rick!
Keep listening! The more you listen to Classical Music, the less need you have to find ONE particular version of a piece...and the more versions you actually start hearing...
Like the other poster, I prefer having one definitive favourite version, but it seems like such a futile pursuit sometimes! I have different recordings of several classical pieces in my collection; not for the sake of collecting, but because I may prefer the 1st movement in this recording, but its 2nd movement may be inferior to that of another recording (to my ears), and so on and so on. I wish I could narrow them down to one favourite recording to get rid of too much clutter in my home, but it's impossible!
Really enjoyed this. Personal and very well describing of how fans of particular pieces of music seek a very specific feel from the different versions. This is also why different live recordings of well know songs of other genres keep being interesting to explore.
Connecting with your children like that is a better birthday gift than any object you could possibly receive.
💯
Like when your son comes home and says 'you're gonna love this' - and then shows you a clip which you have already found and you realise you've been enjoying the same thing together but just in different places
My daughter was born two days before Christmas. Best Christmas gift ever.
All music is perfect, before it is played
Happy HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Thank you for all your gifts to all of us. Be well. Cheers!
Happy Birthday Rick!
I'll be 63 in June
Absolutely - God Bless Rick and all his wonderful work for all of us who love music. He's an absolute Gem. And it is great to hear some one who is as obsessive as he is - so reassuring that I'm not crazy, just as obsessive.
How does that glaze taste?
Happy Birthday Rick!! 🥳🥳🥳 I just turned 60…me and Maynard 🥰😘😍
Happy Birthday!
It is passion not obsession. Obsessions cause harm. You are genuinely passionate about music of all genres, that is a gift. All the best on your 62nd Bday!
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I totally agree ❤
You're a very fortunate man in a world of hurt. Finding and living one's passion is bliss. Happy birthday Mr. Beato.
Right on!
Man this was one of the best simple videos you've made! It's so truthful and honest and it presents the short story of driving your daughter to school and interacting with her in a beautiful simple way. This video is well ballanced and it comes full circle in the end. It could easily be a standalone short film. We as viewers also interact by listening closely to every different interpretation and our curiousity makes it even better. Happy birthday Rick and thank you!
Agree & well said! Cheers
I get you. My grandfather had this 60's record of Tchaikovsky's Violin Concerto. I'm 57 so when I was in my late 20's, early 30's I tried to get it as a CD. Name whoever you want from Itzhak to Joshua and anyone in between. Didn't sound as good as that 60's version by Ruggiero Ricci. It was never found or re-edited as a CD in the 90's (don't know about now).
I spent, really, months searching for it the in the late 2000's, until I found a blog from a form classical musician from a serious Philarmonic/Symphonic orchestra. He would post about... music! And he posted a blog about that recording.Not for free download... But he transfered that very recording into digital.
"You want it? Tell me why..."
I sent him a message and practically describred him my granpa's album cover. Told him how much that record meant to me and how, literally, I wore it out.
Two months later, he sent me the download. I coul hear the needle on the vynil..
Yes, it's about everyone's ear.... I guess.
Greetings, from Guadalajara, Mx
Ed: HAPPY BIRTHDAY!
Try to listen Tchaikovsky in Gergiev version. Great director. His Swan Lake is amazing!
When I was a kid, my mom and dad were one of the first in the neighborhood to get a stereo. And it was huge. 10 speakers, mahogany cabinet, and sounded great. Their taste in music ran from jazz, country, contemporary, and classical. It probably explains why I can appreciate a lot of different styles of music. My favourite album was a 1958 recording of Van Cliburn playing Tchaikovsky’s Piano Concerto No. 1. The album is long gone, but I still listen to it on line. It just doesn’t sound as good without the big mahogany cabinet.
This is human base survival. We know what a strawberry looks like so when one comes along with white spots we are triggered that its "different" and might poisen us. This is why people bitch about covers of song so much, it not that they are bad, we are triggered by "different" into survival mode.
Great story. Many well wishes friend
If you listen very carefully to the Stones' albums Flowers and Beggars Banquet, you can actually hear the tape hiss of the original recording.
Rick Beato about to go into his conducting era at 62, love to see it!
Wow Happy Birthday Rick! Your little girl is so lucky to have a father like you. Amazing and bloody cool human being that you are!
Sharing one’s musical passion with a loved one during a daily routine, that’s perfect. Life isn’t always about grandiose moments but the quiet observation of brief everyday intimate moments. Happy birthday Rick and many more to come.
Congratulations, Rick! I'm 74, if I were 12 I'd like to have you as my father. Your role as a role model in cultural matters is outstanding. Especially the way you reconcile classical and modern music. 62 out of 62 is funny! 🙂
Happy birthday Rick beato I've learned a lot from your shows Ric you're just being too picky on that
Oh rainer that,s such a typical thing for a old person to say.. if I would be 12 .. 😂
I think what Rick is actually looking for is to his ears, "good" vs "bad" music...
Happy Birthday Rick! We are your people! Everyone on this video has done exactly what you did, and I understood every step you took. And as an older dad of a daughter (and son), I appreciate these moments, and I'm glad you shared yours. Thankyou! Cheers!
And that is why music exists to connect us all with an abstract emotional language.
Happy Birthday Rick! You such a big inspiration dude 🎉
Ten Years Gone
Happy Birthday Rick you look great for your age many more years to celebrate
@freddyreiss4429 He looks great. Although I'm nearly 7 years older and don't have a grey hair on my head. It's also half way to my bum hole.
lol flexin
Happy birthday!!
What a backhanded compliment Geez
@@ekayaniperforms If it's any consolation, I'm uglier than Rick.
Happy Birthday Rick. Mine was 3 days ago. I turned 60. I love music and it is my constant companion every day. Your channel has brought many many hours of joy and the understanding the structure of a musical piece. We all only have so many days to walk this earth, and your channel most definitely brings quality and joy to many of my days. Cheers from Canada.
Happy birthday t o Rick, and happy belated birthday to you. I just turned 59 a month ago, and it's mind boggling to me that I've actually reached this age, considering the craziness of my youth, motorcycles and the nonsense I went through in the Marine Corps.
I agree, Rick's channel has given so many such incredible understanding of music, given us artist interviews, and has made us aware of so many aspects of music that even I, a guitarist who played on bar and club stages for a number of years, in many different genres was never aware of when playing or listening.
Happy birthday Rick! Thank you for sharing your passion for music with us, and what a beautiful way to do it through one snippet of your daily routine with your daughter. Very touching.
I really know nothing about the bones, sinews, organs and tissues of music so I cannot judge what you say. But your respect for the artists and creators of music blasts out at full volume. That is an admirable virtue and it keeps me coming back to see more of it. Thank you.
You dont need to know any of that, most of it is if you have base instinct that something different may be danger. You pick up a strawberry and it has white spots, gonna eat it?
Happy birthday, Rick!!! You are gift to us!!
That's an understatement
Happy Birthday Maestro and thank you for all of the joy of music you share with us. Have a great year!
Happy Birthday Rick! Thank you so much for the content and the soul that you use at this channel!
Rick, you have incredible courage to have children at this age hats off to you buddy. You’re my hero your knowledge, your fabulous teaching your loving nature, the interviews you do what a gift stay true my friend you’re a wonderful person. Love you.
Not to be rude, but the pencil must still have lead in it. lol
Honestly, late '40s is perfect for kids. I don't understand why people have kids so early, right when they're building careers and in the prime of their lives. I'm in my thirties and have many years of work ahead to achieve my dreams before I even think about kids.
This is discernment, nothing like OCD which makes one's life a complete anxious mess of misery 😒
Happy 62nd Rick!!! I discovered your channel during the pandemic lockdown and it was the right thing at the right time for me. The thing I like best about your channel is the way that your enthusiasm and love for music comes shining through. Your interviews are gems and l can’t wait to see what you and your support staff produce in the future. Cheers!!!
For people who hold music as one of the centers of our daily universe, this seems perfectly normal. The heart of your great story, is that your daughter is carrying on your love of music...that is fantastic beyond words.
Never change, Rick, never change. We love you. Happy Birthday!
My dad (who plays the violin) had an incredible recording of Bela Bartok's Divertimento for Strings made in the early 1970's by the Amati Ensemble in Berlin. I sort of grew up with that record as a kid. To this day it's my favourite piece of classical music. Unfortunately the record got lost somewhere along the road, and it doesn't seem to be rereleased. Now I have countless versions of the Divertimento, and every single one feels off. Things are wrong and nobody gets it perfectly right like the Amati Ensemble, to my despair.
check with the Hungarian Music Academy, or the Bartok Foundation, or somewhere in Europe where they have extensive classicasl libararies..
God bless you sir and happiest of birthdays. I've learned so much from you over the years. Doing god's work, with your interviews and in general the whole channel is just a gift for music lovers worldwide.
It's the small things in life that make life great. And to share it with others makes life beautiful.
Happy birthday!
This seems like a no-brainer Rick. You're a huge Beatles fan. "Birthday" by The Beatles is the only correct answer!
Oh and Happy Birthday!
Happy Birthday, Rick! I've been a fan since the first time I watched you; my appreciation has only increased over the years.
Happy Birthday Rick! Thank you for all the great stories, insights and inspiration you have given us through these years. The world feels always a little bit a better place after I have watched your videos ❤🖖🏻🙂
Happy birthday! Thank you for all the great interviews and your insights!
Well, that's completely understandable. I'm made from the same cloth. In classical music it's always the composer and music first, everything else is secondary. Performers, orchestras, rooms, etc.. I found out often I can even accept a recording with mediocre audio quality if it's performed perfectly. Nothing stands in the way of serving the song, whether it's a classical piece or a rock tune. So nothing is wrong with you, Rick. Cheers!
I’ve always found that fascinating. I’m a jazz guy, and if I were to sum up the difference between jazz and 20th century classical music inspired by jazz, is who the most important person is in the process. For jazz, it’s the performer, classical, it’s the composer. This becomes evident when you see how different players completely change the tone, feel, key, sometimes the very chord changes from previously recorded versions. Different classical takes are different, but the composer’s notes are law, and there are absolutely incorrect interpretations of the work.
Anything that stands in the way of or that does not serve the song naturally detracts from the song and that is never a good thing.
Exactly why I love Pablo Casals' recording of the Bach cello suites. Not sure if it's perfect but it works for me for sure.
I've been listening to these terrible quality Keith Whitley demos and I can't get enough, audio quality is secondary so long as it's not painful lol
But for Rick the composer does not come first. All versions of Beethoven's Pastorale he played in his car were beautiful because the composition is great. But Rick didn't like it. This attitude towards great works is completely incomprehensible to me. 😡
It strikes me that this is a perfect illustration of Plato’s allegory of the cave. The different versions you hear are like the shadows on the cave wall, while the version you perceive in your mind through reason is the true form of the piece.
More like Cinderella's glass slipper.
: D
The forms!
@@Positive_Tea That’s a major problem with Plato’s theory right there. 2400 years of discussions haven’t solved the issue ;-)
Happy birthday! We are blessed to have you sharing your passion with us. Keep it up!!
Happy Birthday, Rick. The first thing I search for on UA-cam videos that you share. Music is a universal language that I have enjoyed all my life and you simply translate music better than anyone I have listened to. It is no wonder that you are able to have such incredible celebrities that you interview since they can sense your love of what you do.
It's so cool and relatable. It reminds me of driving my daughter to school at Dallas High School for Performing Arts and the music we would play and discuss on the way: Peter Gabriel, Earth, Wind & Fire, Bach, and so on. I also remember picking her up after one particularly frustrating day at school and, on the way home, listening to AC/DC. We pulled it to the curb and taught her to let out a primal scream (with the windows up). She's 30 now, and I'll turn 65 in a couple of months, but we still connect over music and the emotion it can drive. Rick, you're the best, keep it up!
Beautiful post!
You'd be surprised at how many of us are out there. So, as a birthday gift I offer to you that you are not alone. There are, in fact, others with your affliction. Happy birthday from one music nut to another.
its a base human nature to question something different. its basic survival.
@@krusher74can you expand on your point?
The nuances of different recordings is such a big thing!! I'm so glad someone else gets it. I play classical piano and pipe organ and the number of times I hear a recording and find something off just really gets to me. But then, you find that one recording that just does something so right that it blows your mind. Happy birthday Rick. Glad you and Layla got to share this moment.
Happy Birthday Rick!!! Thank you for all that you do to teach.
Happiest of birthdays to the guy who has given us interviews that ask all the right questions to all the right people! I hope today is blessed
You know how I feel about “Girl on a Motorbike “.
Happy Birthday Rick! Hope you day is dang near perfect!
Happy birthday, Rick!🎉🎉
I love your musicality, attention to detail, this truly is your calling! Keep on doing what you do best. Tenacity laced with drive and passion.
Happy birthday, Rick! Thank you for all you do to educate the interested masses!
Happy Birthday Rick! Keep doing what you do! God Bless you and your family.
Happy Birthday Rick! I am a huge fan of your channel. Pat Metheny is my favorite musician of all time and appreciate how often give him the credit he so much deserves. Keep the the good work and I look forward to many more years of the best music channel on youtube.
Happy Birthday, Rick. You've done music a great service with your channel. I hope you have many more years of it to come.
Happy Birthday Rick! You do wonderful work bro, thank you!
Happy Birthday Rick
Love your ear! I'm right with you. Music. So powerful when played with the soul.
Enjoy what's left of the day. Hope you had a good one.
"I'd like to teach the World to sing, in perfect harmony" Happy Birthday Legend! Thank you for your time and talents.💯🎂👍
Belated Happy Birthday, Rick. Love your videos... and this is possibly my favourite so far!
HAPPY BIRTHDAY RICK,LOVE EVERYTHING ABOUT YOU AND YOUR CHANNELS!!!!
Happy Birthday Mr. Beato. You are an amazing asset to UA-cam an for all of us
Happy Happy Birthday to you. May you have many many more with lots and lots of music…. I love your musical insights.. your contribution to music is immense 🎉🥂🎂🍾🎸🎤🎭🎫
Happy Birthday! Rick, you are a gem in the music field, keep doing your thing and educating all of us to become better listeners even if we can't play a note. Thank You
Happy Birthday Rick!... and THANK YOU for all you do for us all around the planet
Happy Birthday! This is a great opportunity to ask you to feature a classical guitarist. I think your viewers would be amazed.
Pretty picky for such a youngster! I remember back when I was your age, I was the same way! 😁 Happy Birthday, kid! Your channel is GRRR-ATE!
Happy Birthday from London. Love watching and listening for all that's good in music. Thank you.
What a great story teller in this one! The way it wraps up is perfect. Way to go Rick and happy birthday.
happy birthday rick, cheers from Italy!
Happy Birthday Rick! You're absolutely right about these performances. As someone who's played the Pastoral twice in concert, the one I like is Ashkenazy and the Philharmonia. If you dig that Shostakovich, try Adams' China Gates. Similar vibe. We share VERY similar tastes in music, which is why you're my musical guru. Happy Birthday again!
Happy Birthday Rick, God bess you and thank you for for all your wonderful video's. You have inspired me to start playing guitar again and learn theory.
Happy Birthday Rock Legend! 🥳💐
That was awesome special time with your Daughter 👍 Happy Birthday 🎶🎵🎼🎉
Happy birthday!!! Be thankful in all things - you are lucky to hear differences and blessed because you care. I too heard and understood exaxtly what you were talking about.
Congratulations for your birthday!! I wish you the best, thank you for your music teachings, Cheers!!!
So, the lesson is that your first instinct is usually correct. Happy birthday, man!
old man look at our lives, we are lot like you are. Happy Birthday. Enjoy the music as you are the best out there
Thank you Rick for all this information. I consider today's material as a new homework that I have to go through and from which I will have a lot to learn. Happy birthday!
Happy Birthday Rick!!! May it be the rockingest one yet, with many more to come!!!
What about "Unhappy Birthday" by The Smiths? I used to listen to it, every birthday of mine. Like, everybody wishes you a happy birthday, except Morrissey, he wishes you an unhappy birthday. And it's a phenomenal song on top of it.
Rick never mentions the Smiths. I don’t know why. It’s crazy
@@Bugsoundsthey’re so great. But morissey turned into such a gross guy
@@M_SC yeah, I'm not a fan of him personally. Just his work. He always reminds me of an male version of Mariah Carey. 😂
Happy birthday Rick! 🎂💯🎉🎈
Do you know what dope Rick? How you include us in your life like we’re old friends. This is something that entertainers had when I was a child/1st gigs.. and no one has that quality anymore!! Bless up!! I’m a big fan of your show, and keep doin da dam ting!!
This video is simply beautiful in its growing on us! Congratulations for your birthday a posteriori!
Happy 62. Here's to many more healthy years!!
Happy Birthday Rick! You have to be the most interesting and fun dad!
Happy Birthday Mr. Beato!! Appreciate your hard work and all you share!! 🎂 🎉👏👏
love hearin you talk about music, your passion is palpable.
Vibing with your kiddo like that is wonderful. Happy birthday, Rick!
Happy Birthday Rick from Melbourne, Australia. All the best for your next year ahead ❤
Happy Birthday Rick, this is a brilliant and funny video. Your knowledge and enthusiasm has given us all so much enjoyment. Keep up your obsession.
I really enjoyed this Rick. Thank you for sharing your passion and insights. It opens up a whole new world of musicality to me. Happy Birthday.
Happy birthday!
Happy Birthday Rick and many more years of sharing your gifts to us. 🥳🙏
Big Happy Bday - so sincerely appreciate all your thoughtful excavating and devotion to the cause.
Happy birthday Rick, appreciate all your work
Happy Birthday Johann!
Whole lotta love Rick !!!!!!! Happy b day
Happy Birthday!! I’ll be hitting the big 62 myself this July. Keep up the good work. I love your channel Rick.
Happy birthday Rick! Thank you for all the education on rock you've given us!
Congratulations my man....hope to enjoy your videos for years to come!!!!
HBD Rick. I’m only 3 years behind you. The most fascinating thing to me is that Jarret nailed it. Not because he’s better or worse than other performers, but because he has a more diverse musical palate. People who like Swervedriver need to hear musicians who have at least been exposed to similar things. One can be precise or emotive (or both) but contextual vocabulary exists. You can’t deny it. Classical music will survive, but it will only thrive when the musicians integrate current forms into their expression.
This is the best video you have ever made made me smile happy birthday layla 🎉
The most relatable video yet. Even more so since I played one of those Eb horn trio recordings as an excerpt on my ear training test an hour ago and visibly winced when the tuning got bad. Happy birthday Rick!
Keep listening! The more you listen to Classical Music, the less need you have to find ONE particular version of a piece...and the more versions you actually start hearing...
Interesting. I’ve been on an endless quest for my favorite version of pieces I love.
Like the other poster, I prefer having one definitive favourite version, but it seems like such a futile pursuit sometimes! I have different recordings of several classical pieces in my collection; not for the sake of collecting, but because I may prefer the 1st movement in this recording, but its 2nd movement may be inferior to that of another recording (to my ears), and so on and so on. I wish I could narrow them down to one favourite recording to get rid of too much clutter in my home, but it's impossible!
Keep being obsessive. It's what makes bright people distinct from dull people: the attention to detail.
Really enjoyed this. Personal and very well describing of how fans of particular pieces of music seek a very specific feel from the different versions. This is also why different live recordings of well know songs of other genres keep being interesting to explore.
Happy birthday, dude. I love what u do. Thank you. 🍻🎂
Happy birthday Rick and God bless you for all that you’ve taught me over the years!