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(Music: "Happy Together") So based on the research by Marcelo Coelho from MIT, Hannah created a series of paper speakers out of a wide range of materials from simple copper tape to conductive fabric and ink.
It was just extraordinary, and when I came back home I found a poem by the Mexican poet Octavio Paz, and decided to set it to music, a piece for choir called "Cloudburst," which is the piece that we'll perform for you in just a moment.
[We must find the lost word,] [and remember what the blood,] [the tides, the earth, and the body say,] [and return to the point of departure...] (Music) (Applause) ["Cloudburst" Octavio Paz][translation by Lysander Kemp, adapted by Eric Whitacre] Eric Whitacre: Beth.
As Yeats put that same universal question, "O body swayed to music, o brightening glance, how can we know the dancer from the dance?"
(Water sound) (Music) (Music ends) (Applause) (Music) (Music ends) (Applause) (Applause ends) (Music) (Applause) One of the things I want to establish right from the start is that not all neurosurgeons wear cowboy boots.
According to the numbers, the music industry is half the size that it was 10 years ago, but I'm listening to more and better music than ever.
(Eerie music) (Woman screams) PC: Sorry about that.
(Cheerful music) (Woman laughs) PC: You knew it was coming.
Changing the music and the sound effects completely alter the emotional impact of that scene.
Well, we know that the Festival of Dionysus gathered the entire citizenry of Athens on the side of the Acropolis, and they would listen to music, they would watch dancing, and they would have stories told as part of the Festival of Dionysus.
Everybody was running around and having fun, but then sometime around 30 it was like the music turned off and everybody started sitting down.
Whether it's our clothes, whether it's our cars, whether it's our bikes, whether it's our books or music, we are able to take our possessions now and make them available to people we've never met.
(Music: Massive Attack — "Teardrop") Most people cannot play them that way.
What could they learn to do? Basic Windows functions, browsing, painting, chatting and email, games and educational material, music downloads, playing video.
When I was just about to give everything up after years of suffering, I started to rediscover the true power of music.
The comfort the music gave me was just indescribable, and it was a real eye-opening experience for me too, and it totally changed my perspective on life and set me free from the pressure of becoming a successful violinist.
Now, I use my music to reach people's hearts and have found there are no boundaries.
My audience is anyone who is here to listen, even those who are not familiar with classical music.
Now, with my last piece, I'd like to show you that classical music can be so much fun, exciting, and that it can rock you.
And it was one of the first video games in which you could choose your own music.
So you would put into the PlayStation, you would put your own CD, and then the game would change alongside your music.
Narrator: With a wingspan of 247 feet, this makes her larger than a Boeing 747. (Music) Her designers' attention to detail and her construction gives Helios' structure the flexibility and strength to deal with the turbulence encountered in the atmosphere.
(String music) GG: So we've taken the first steps in understanding fighting in the octopus.
There were no choirs of angels, no music of the spheres, no elation, no ecstasy, no golden aura surrounding him, no sense of an absolute, fore-ordained role as the messenger of God.
Office worker: Grilled cheese?BM: No. Office worker: BLT?BM: No. Office worker: Black forest ham and mozzarella with apple mustard?BM: No. Office worker: Green bean salad?BM: No. (Music) No. No. Definitely no.
And what they're talking about is all of the information that we're generating through our interaction with and over the Internet, everything from Facebook and Twitter to music downloads, movies, streaming, all this kind of stuff, the live streaming of TED.
(Music ends) (Applause) Robbie Mizzone: Thank you.
(Music ends) (Applause) TM: Thank you very much.
On a good day, it's music, and I want to talk a little bit about the most amazing music-making experience I ever had.
Some of it is controlled, like music or theater, but most of it is chaotic and incoherent, which some of us refer to as noise.
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