360 entries from "Berlin"

Caetano Veloso: Tonada De Luna Llena

From Fina Estampa (1994). The voice of Caetano Veloso singing Spanish in falsetto, surrounded and supported by flutes, clarinets, clapping, percussion, opening a portal to an alternative world of warmth and light.

Chassol: Indiankidz

From Ultrascores (2013). Someone in the comments explained that these are young trainees who are learning Sanskrit chants to become Hindu priests. Curious to see certain sounds linked to head positioning. Observe the focus and some kind of fire in the eyes of these children. Odd to mix electronic instruments and piano with this, I would love to see the original source video and hear the raw singing.

Jacob Collier: Don’t Stop 'Til You Get Enough (2018 single)

Overlays himself with a grand piano that can loop, re-creating the vibe of Michael Jackson’s original using purely acoustic sound. Wild funky solo and lush harmonies as always. During the halfway point he goes into a time signature that I can’t figure out; anyone know?

Michel Camilo, Anthony Jackson, Horacio (El Negro) Hernandez: Calle 54 (2000)

An excerpt from the documentary about Latin jazz featuring some ways of playing the piano I haven’t seen before. The beginning more resembles something you might hear elsewhere, but I’m starting at the mid-section which has some very intense improvising with Latin rhythms. Impossible to sit still as they have too much fun creating this from nothing.

[It's hard to see how funny-shaped the box is from inside.]

I like people who can take pleasure in ordinary experience.

[The 'diamond model' describes expanding to generate lots of ideas without judgement, followed by the convergence towards making choices about what is pertinent.']

Information wants to be free but rent isn't.

[I don't apologize.]

If you're feeling intimidated, let them stretch you.