Cellist and singer Helen Gillet mixes her classical training, New Orleans-based jazz roots and free improvisational skills to perform her own eclectic music. In a powerful, melodious performance, she plays her song "You Found Me."
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No i didnt
Wow she is really good!
I am first in comments ❤️
nope
Someday you will find yourself!
Put that down and just walk away….
And the thumbs aren’t registering correctly, gave this a thumbs dowm!
I can only offer ONE like?
Not Fair!
I was expecting a cover of the song by the fray. Oh well.
same
Me too. Since it’s not, I’m going to go listen to that one.
PRIZOOMY same lol
Did i ?
Wow. I felt that create energy within me!
That thumbnail looks sick, not disappointed
I disliked the african music, i will dislike this as well. Please keep things associated with increasing my knowledge, not entertainment.
at least you are consistent with your reason to dislike it unlike some people
Don’t underestimate the power of music, brother.
TED: Technology, *Entertainment* and Design
Well, you could be consistent with your reason and still like this one.
There’s a clear difference between the two videos.
It feels 10 times better if you close your eyes
Half-expecting her to spurt into some faux “internet censorship is good cause my feelings are hurt” rant mid song, as is a custom for this channel nowadays but was pleasantly disappointed in that end. Talented woman. Still, doesn’t really suit the channel now does it. Is TED doing a reverse MTV and turn to a music channel slowly?
This really helped me hate cis white males, thanks as always TED.
For those who have disliked the recent TED videos of music performances and dances, etc. And especially those who seem to think it’s not fitting to the channel, I think you may be missing the full scope of what TED is really about. While yes, most videos are about strictly information and theory or progressing technologies, I think TED means to reach deeper. Technology and knowledge itself is cold without the humanities. These types of videos are precisely that. A presentation of the arts, so to keep the balance and perspective near. You should appreciate it. TED is not about the progression and growth of Tech, Education, or Design. It encompasses those with other things to give a glimpse into the progression of humanity as a whole.
i play cello too :’)