A CONCERTO OF ONE
McMelon - NYU
Posted On: 12/18/2008
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"Lisa Yui is a classical pianist and teaches at the Manhattan School of Music and the Julliard School. Through a relationship with Yamaha Artist Services, she has been collaborating with other teachers from all over the world using the Yamaha Disklavier, an Internet-enabled acoustic grand piano that connects to other Disklaviers. The technology enables a performance to be played in one location and heard in another with almost no discernible difference. Lisa, who resides in New York, demonstrates it's functionality in a remote lesson with a student in Rhode Island."
 
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Richard B
on 1/23/2009
Eye opening, suggesting many applications. Well done.
 
Lil
on 1/23/2009
Wonderful to see the melding of the magic of the arts with the magic of technology. Great use of sound and picture.
 
Karin Abarbanel
on 1/22/2009
I loved this -- absolutely fascinating to discover yet another way that technology can bring us together.
 
Karin Abarbanel
on 1/22/2009
I loved this -- absolutely fascinating to discover yet another way that technology can bring us together.
 
Christine
on 1/20/2009
It is amazing how many people will be touched by this technology
 
Frank
on 1/13/2009
I have heard of this type of technology before. Not only does it bring the world closer but even thoses who are unable to attend a local perfromance can enjoy the performance from their own living room. It is also a great teaching tool.
 
Rosa
on 1/9/2009
Very compelling concept and well made!
 
Tricia
on 1/7/2009
Amazing how technology has developed!
 
ian mcm
on 1/7/2009
interesting concept. A good use for the internet at last. Professional camera work.
 
Meline
on 1/7/2009
Great work
 
Meline
on 1/7/2009
Great work
 
Andrew Park
on 1/6/2009
Great, informative and highly professional!
 
WM
on 1/6/2009
Excellent production value - cinematography, sound, lighting, etc. Message a bit choppy - many times ideas quickly jumped to another without a smooth transition. No introduction so I didn't know what this video is all about. Other than that the story is very interesting.
 
Doug
on 1/6/2009
Technology ceases to amaze. I can see it now - Elton John charging $150 to play on your piano in your living room using this program.
 
Charlie
on 1/5/2009
Interesting concept but not sure about the teaching aspect.
 
Chris
on 1/5/2009
Well Done!
 
Joanne
on 1/5/2009
Wow, this is truly amazing and innovative. Nice work!
 
Justin
on 1/5/2009
Your documentary taught me that the Yamaha Disklavier is a great instrument to teach music. For example, an outstanding teacher in New York can communicate with underprivileged students in remote places in the world. It woudl have been nicer if the documentary commented on whether there is any difference between learning classical piano teachinques with a traditional grand piano and with a Yamaha Disklavier. And how much popular is a Disklavier? Is it a pilot project or commercially available?
 
Sae Kang
on 1/5/2009
nicely documented!
 
sc
on 1/5/2009
The Yamaha Disklavier is awesome. and beautiful music.
 
sara
on 1/3/2009
I don't see how the technology is used to advance teaching methods. How do you effectively teach the physical techniques that determine the sound and musical qualities particular to the instrument and musician simply by talking? There is so much more to music than just the mechanics of the theoretics. I thought the playing itself was nice, but the only useful application of the technology that I see would be the musical sharing among peers.
 
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