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The basis for my artistry is really my humanity
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first. I would say whatever I want to achieve
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as a human comes first. And then my art, the
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fact that I happen to be a pianist and that I've
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got this technique on this instrument or I've
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got this voice that I can use on the stage and
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so on. That's just a vehicle to try and achieve
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those things. I'm really attracted to both the
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meaning behind the pieces. How do we translate
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an inert piece of musical notation into something
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that has meaning for real living humans with
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a beating heart? Impact is something I should
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chase a lot more than recognition. I wish...
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more musicians fly with their ideas and actually
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make something that they own and that they can,
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you know, move the needle in a way that benefits
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artists and benefits our industry in real terms
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rather than benefits institutions. For our upcoming
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episode, Mirrors and Echoes, I invited Aida Lalu,
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UK -based award -winning pianist and multidisciplinary
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artist, to reflect on her debut album and the
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ideas shaping her work today, sound, risk, creativity,
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and artistic agency. Join us tomorrow, January
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27th at 8 p .m. Eastern Time on our YouTube channel
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for the video premiere. The audio episode will
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be available simultaneously wherever you listen
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to podcasts. See you tomorrow.
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The basis for my artistry is really my humanity
00:00:07.269 --> 00:00:10.990
first. I would say whatever I want to achieve
00:00:10.990 --> 00:00:15.550
as a human comes first. And then my art, the
00:00:15.550 --> 00:00:18.550
fact that I happen to be a pianist and that I've
00:00:18.550 --> 00:00:21.250
got this technique on this instrument or I've
00:00:21.250 --> 00:00:23.949
got this voice that I can use on the stage and
00:00:23.949 --> 00:00:27.410
so on. That's just a vehicle to try and achieve
00:00:27.410 --> 00:00:35.570
those things. I'm really attracted to both the
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meaning behind the pieces. How do we translate
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an inert piece of musical notation into something
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that has meaning for real living humans with
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a beating heart? Impact is something I should
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chase a lot more than recognition. I wish...
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more musicians fly with their ideas and actually
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make something that they own and that they can,
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you know, move the needle in a way that benefits
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artists and benefits our industry in real terms
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rather than benefits institutions. For our upcoming
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episode, Mirrors and Echoes, I invited Aida Lalu,
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UK -based award -winning pianist and multidisciplinary
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artist, to reflect on her debut album and the
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ideas shaping her work today, sound, risk, creativity,
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and artistic agency. Join us tomorrow, January
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27th at 8 p .m. Eastern Time on our YouTube channel
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for the video premiere. The audio episode will
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be available simultaneously wherever you listen
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to podcasts. See you tomorrow.
