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Very soon, the same systems that we use today to bring music and entertainment and GPS information into our vehicles are going to be used to create a smart vehicle network.

Three days of fun and music.

My favorite group is the music group, where people, every week, play musical instruments down the phone to each other.

But even if you look across the mood music in Europe of late, far-right fascism is also on the rise.

I've been focusing now on the visual arts, but I want to give two examples from music.

The question is: How much would people like Joshua Bell, the music of Joshua Bell, if they didn't know they were listening to Joshua Bell?

(Violin music) After being there for three-quarters of an hour, he made 32 dollars.

Apparently to really enjoy the music of Joshua Bell, you have to know you're listening to Joshua Bell.

The second example from music is from John Cage's modernist composition, "4'33"."

If we think of the mind as the metaphor of the music player, we see this.

[MAGIC] (Music fades slowly) (Applause) Thank you.

Let's go to 40,000 years before the present, to the time of the cultural explosion, when music, art, technology, so many of the things that we're enjoying today, so many of the things that are being demonstrated at TED were born.

All people who grew up in any black urban community would know that music.

The stoop is a place that invites neighbors to gather, blast music, and watch the city in motion.

Now in the old days, conducting, music making, was less about trust and more, frankly, about coercion.

But I'm happy to say now that the world has moved on, music has moved on with it.

I, as the conductor, have to come to the rehearsal with a cast-iron sense of the outer architecture of that music, within which there is then immense personal freedom for the members of the orchestra to shine.

Now a fundamental and really viscerally important experience for me, in terms of music, has been my adventures in South Africa, the most dizzyingly musical country on the planet in my view, but a country which, through its musical culture, has taught me one fundamental lesson: that through music making can come deep levels of fundamental life-giving trust.

And that showed me such a fundamental truth, that music making and other forms of creativity can so often go to places where mere words cannot.

I want to play you a tiny clip of it now for no other reason than to give you proof positive that there is nothing tiny about South African music making.

Something which I find utterly enchanting about South African music making is that it's so free.

South Africans just make music really freely.

They don't read music.

And yet, ladies and gentlemen, every single one of us on this planet probably engages with music on a daily basis.

But how many of you would be able to make a confident assertion about a piece of classical music?

And what I'm going to say to you now is I'm just urging you to get over this supreme lack of self-confidence, to take the plunge, to believe that you can trust your ears, you can hear some of the fundamental muscle tissue, fiber, DNA, what makes a great piece of music great.

I know you're going to say to me, "T doesn't exist in music."

T, see it's the same as F in music.

So T, E, D is the same as F, E, D. Now that piece of music that we played at the start of this session had enshrined in its heart the theme, which is TED.

Now we're going to put that in the context of the music.

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