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Mr. Ma maintains balance
between engagement and solos...
He recorded more than 90 albums,
including more than 17 Grammy Award Winners.
... study at Juilliard School...
I didn't go in there...
... Presidential Committee on Arts and Humanities.
After Mr. Ma's words tonight,
we will have the opportunity to ask questions...
So without further ado, please welcome Yo-Yo Ma
Hi there
Hi.
I will start with this. There are old jokes.
A six-year-old boy tells his father,
"When I grow up, I want to be a musician."
And the father saw his son,
shaking his head sadly, and saying,
"Sorry, kid,
You can't do both."
I thought when I was a kid,
many things just happened.
We came this year
a seven year old boy,
With the name Yo-Yo Ma,
a Chinese cellist plays ancient French music
for new Americans compatriots
Being good at something can bring you really far
for a long period of time,
and doesn't need much
introspection right?
Because... you are good at it
and everyone says that to you.
I would think that someone who has mastered his art So early in life, so complete,
will have that problem most wunderkinders have,
that is, how are you doing keep your interest
That is part of my problem. When do you grow with something,
You kind of don't make choices.
I have never committed to be a musician
Do you know? I just did it I fell into it.
I am interested in many things, but...
I'm not so chasing after all that
♪ ♪
Leon Kirchner's words he when he was young,
"You are a phenomenal musician,
but not yet find your voice."
♪ ♪
And this idea is stuck in my father's mind
"What does that mean? How do you do it?"
♪ ♪
I think he started looking for answers
I always try find out at a certain level
who I am and how I fit in the world,
which I think is something
I shared with seven billion other people
♪ ♪
I called my mother in Damascus
before... before you entered
And he's like, "Oh, Kinan, Are you cleaning the place?"
I'm like, "Yes, ma'am, it's okay."
- He wants to make sure... - Mother is always mother.
No, he wants to make sure that the CD isn't here,
because, you know, they're there and, You know, it's like, "Is everything neat?"
I said, "Yes, I have tried my best. This will be fine."
♪ ♪ So...
I mean, growing up in Damascus is very great.
Just now, you know, a lot of friends and family.
I don't think of myself as a fair person,
You know, packing things and left, actually.
I mean, I still have a little apartment back in Damascus
And my parents are still there.
I really miss him. I miss him
Now I'm thinking a lot of like, "What is home?
" Is that your friend? Is that where your family is?
"What is the place? where are you raised
or is that a place y... where do you want to die?
I mean, you know, all... all these questions,
and I think now I Be aware of that
This is basically a place where you feel like contributing
without having to justify it.
And this is your coffee,
anyone who wants me small Arabic coffee
♪ ♪
I mean, since I left Syria, many things have changed. ♪ ♪
There are always fights in each of us
between trusting strength of human spirit
and fear of strength from human spirit.
♪ ♪
March 2011...
when Syrians revolution starts...
I find myself experiencing emotional which, so far,
is more complex than...
from what I can express with my music
So the music falls short,
and I find myself not able to write any music ♪ ♪
Like, can a piece of music stop the bullet?
Can it feed someone who is hungry? Of course not.
You question its role art at all.
When I was a Harvard student,
Leonard Bernstein comes to visit.
In his lecture, he is looking for
for universal music language
The idea jammed with me since then.
What is the relevance? this musical linguistics?
Can we bring us to an answer
from Charles Ives & apos; unanswered question, "Where's music?"
And even if it finally can...
is that important?
Fuck, the government is destroyed,
and we look for music.
From 35 years I'm married,
I've gone for 22 of those years, going traveling.
I used to throw up before each trip,
You know, only... I will do it feel very uncomfortable and anxious,
and like, you know...
It's like I will be very paralyzed.
What is my role
I'd better find a good reason to say, "Why do I do this?"
♪ ♪
Play... play songs
Which song? Um...
playing... "Iron Man."
Let's be alone.
My interest is kind of jumping out of the box...
... not only limit myself as a Musician or pipe player from China.
Yes!
Woo-woo-woo-woo!
Thank you, thank you.
Hey wait. What are you doing? This...
I mean, Wu Man isn't supposed to be here
He should be a music professor, right,
at the Conservatory Center or somewhere in China.
I remember 1966,
start the Cultural Revolution.
And actually my parents asked me to learn music...
to escape the situation.
Wu Man is in the first place student class
Conservatory that goes back
after the Chinese Cultural Revolution,
and he became an last night sensation
We don't have information about western culture Right after the revolution...
all of them destroyed, culturally,
so we, I think, stand on the ruins,
dreaming, "what's the next music?"
Oh! They are surprised to open.
Everything is very different.
Isaac Stern gives a master class here,
here at this stage
This is like opening another idea.
This opens the door for me.
"American orchestra, that... is very interesting."
I want to see what happens outside of China ♪ ♪
In the 80s,
when I was asked in an interview
about what next I the project might be...
What's next for you
I'm looking for something, anything,
I say that I always...
I say, "I am always so fascinated by"... guess what...
Bushmen from Kalahari Desert.
Yes.
♪ ♪
I think he left because he wants...
He wants to put some dirt in his bones
He wants to get it down to the ground
He wants something will change radically
how to think about things.
♪ ♪
Shoot.
Where is "F"?
That's it.
I will tell you one thing who lives with me
which actually becomes the event
which opens all of this.
They do trance dance...
... and I was invited to participate.
They experience trance,
and then they lay their hands people who need healing
I ask women why they do their trans rituals...
and they say The most obvious reason
for music, for culture, for medicine, for religion.
They say, "Because This gives us meaning."
So one day, I sat together Yo-Yo at the cafe
and we are talking about
where creativity comes from...
... from where new ideas come from.
So he drew... on a napkin in the bar,
He draws a circle intersecting.
And he said... then he was shaded crossing and said,
"This, you know... this is culture,
" This is another culture, and at the intersection,
That's where new will all appear. "
♪ ♪
The Silk Road Project
we started as an idea...
a group of musicians gathered
and saw what might happen...
You know, when a stranger meet.
♪ ♪
We go and explore from Venice to Istanbul,
Central Asia, Mongolia, and China
looking for extraordinary talent
It's like Manhattan Music project. We invite around 60
players and composers from land on the Silk Road,
Meet in a kind of workshop.
No one knows will happen.
"Did Yo Yo leave? track or something?
What... what is he? drink?" You know
♪ ♪
We gather in summer 2000 in Massachusetts.
Frankly...
I'm afraid to die.
♪ ♪
Yo-Yo Ma of course,
golden child
He can touch anything and do anything,
and everything... everything thinks it's good
But you can't expect
someone from Africa or Chinese takes in...
in the ins and outs of culture That is not their own.
♪ ♪
Many people think that...
What we do is impure.
This, uh... what's the name?
Cultural tourism
♪ ♪ let's go Yes.
♪ ♪
Beautiful.
This is a basic rhythm.
I mean, not the accent.
Try... dut-dut, ba-ba-ba-ba.
Ba-ba-ba-ba, ba-ba-ba...
Kayhan, he is like that Famous figure in Iran,
and he is here very early
That's amazing. Ah.
So the nails come back and so right?
Yes. Right, left, two rights. Doing it...
Oh
♪ ♪ Yes.
♪ ♪
My goal is to represent my culture
and its contribution
that this culture is very old
made for human life.
♪ ♪
If you come back, you know, at the beginning of the 20th century,
every Eastern culture that is so fascinated with the West...
You know, technology, cars,
and music of course.
My instrument, kamancheh,
it's not taught
And I'm very lucky, because I have for professional music very early,
so I have the opportunity to work with older generations.
Kayhan, he brought you closer to horse
or to a cow or to ... to the source,
You know, that you forgot.
♪ ♪
But Kayhan has a very tragic life
♪ ♪
Revolution.
Chaos.
You realize that your life is not will be the same again
I am 17 years old
My parents decide that I have to go.
I just walk... walk, you know, get out...
leave the country like that
I... I work little by little
in each country, type of agricultural work
Turkey for nine months, and then Romania, Yugoslavia, Italy.
Yes, I have a small backpack...
and, um... I have kamancheh.
That's all. Yes.
♪ ♪
When I go...
meet many different world musicians...
That was very interesting to me.
I always want to do something outside my culture
I think that is...
a very important change point in my career
How are you doing, Kayhan?
Uh, alright. We certainly need more practice time
But... um, they are very good musicians,
and they are many Better than yesterday,
be... there is hope
♪ ♪
Tanglewood Workshop fantastic,
because we don't speak of course the English is perfect
or perfect or Persian perfect Chinese,
but we speak perfectly music language
♪ ♪
Some projects, you know,
In the end, is very beautiful.
That is a great thing, but it's finished
This one... is different.
♪ ♪
You make a connection.
You make a cultural relationship.
You make connections for other humans.
That is very valuable.
We are faced with this decision,
"Should we continue or this?"
And we are very careful to try not only to say it
we must continue because we want it
Goodbye
What is the reason?
... understandable So, of course,
The main concern is human loss.
I mean, do you know that there are
many people in the building?
Oh! One more just hit!
Something else just hit. Very large plane
just fly straight above my building,
and there are already other collisions
- can you see it? I can see it on this shot. - Yes. Gosh...
Ellio Something else just... that looks more like 747.
We only saw a plane around the building.
♪ ♪
I was in the hotel room at nine 11 o'clock in the morning.
My wife calls me and says,
"Turn on the television. Something is happening."
I see a large plane, like a jet,
immediately go straight towards the World Trade Center...
♪ ♪
That's not real.
You know, the nation is shaken up.
And I have a lot of from the time to think
♪ ♪
We really wonder, in the face of xenophobia,
Maybe it's not maybe doing this again
Everyone, in faces a disaster,
reexamines who they are are in their destination
♪ ♪
We are a group that has so many different elements.
We can just be groups of enemies, in essence.
And I think we all kind of know that,
You know, we have the responsibility to...
to work harder
This piece is called "Quartet to the end of time,"
and it was written by a composer named Olivier Messiaen.
He wrote this when he was a prisoner of war during World War II.
♪ ♪
How did Messiaen do that?
How do you express it? Extraordinary sadness
or eternity and love?
♪ ♪
You add a little vibrato,
and you suddenly feel so you take a shower
and covered by warmth from intense light
Love is mythic,
eternal love, and unconditional.
This is a paradox.
By trying to kill human spirit,
answers from human spirits
is revenge with beauty.
♪ ♪
Culture doesn't end.
This is not a business matter where, in conclusion
from a business deal, ... it's finished
You know, no election cycle
This... is about keeping things alive and growing,
and so we decide to continue, and...
and then that's when all of our problem starts
♪ ♪
Cristina is one of those people
we are lucky meet through Osvaldo.
He said, "Guys, you have to work with Cristina
He's great."
He brings... something...
so sensual, so... understated.
He must be here,
because he carries something it is important to...
for universal souls and I... and it's gone
There is something very primitive about gaita sounds
For me, it's like hearing my father speaks
In my generation came,
It's like you have two choices,
playing soccer or playing bagpipes,
if you were born in Galicia
♪ ♪
Ah! Man: Ah!
What Oh!
♪ ♪
If I ask you to do it think about Spain
and think about what it is
that first music comes to your mind...
♪ ♪
Galicia doesn't have it has something to do with it
Galicia is in the northwest Spanish corner,
and geographically,
it's always sort of isolated
It has its own language, own culture,
and if you shrink everything is only one sound,
the sound of bagpipe is Galicia sound.
That's part of Spain...
rich in culture and economically poor
Cristina is very aware from what his friends and family through Galicia.
I know exactly what tradition means
for the older generation.
But I'm very happy about everything
that happens in tense now
It's like something explosive.
He takes the tool to the extreme
that people can't even think
He is Jimi Hendrix from gaita
But, you know, I don't think everyone likes Jimi Hendrix.
♪ ♪
When you play a musical instrument it really represents
your country or you world region,
that has implications.
The first bad review I got came from the type of person
who really wants to preserve pure, traditional Galician music,
and some of them aren't too good for me
I'm 18 years old
I don't think of anything else other political meaning
I just played bagpipes.
♪ ♪
One day I woke up and I saw myself
do that for the rest of my life,
and I don't like that feeling.
I decided to put it all live far and away
I don't even carry my bagpipe.
I mean, I moved to New York around 10 days before 9/11 happened
And do I say it's easy?
It's not easy, because all stereotypes come.
And, you know, you are right judged by your appearance,
and I have a big beard at that time ♪ ♪
I was born in Paris.
We moved to New York,
and I don't have anything To do that,
except fair things change around...
as seen, smell, taste
And that's confusing.
Many friends say, "Why? Are you going to America?
You are crazy." And... I am crazy.
Can not speak English.
No one knows what a pipe is.
♪ ♪
The first thing I learned
is my experience as a kamancheh player
will not count as anything
That is zero.
♪ ♪
When you put yourself in a different context...
... then you have to do it Stretch yourself,
because no one knows the pipe or kamancheh or gaita.
I work in a restaurant.
I drive a taxi.
But I want to learn,
I want to learn and become a better musician.
Play in Chinatown with... local musicians,
You know, factories workers, taxi drivers
That's the only the way I save it
Good things are in New York,
everyone comes from different places,
and we all carry our roots.
The roots are rooted here again.
Obviously, America is very different.
But I'm more interested in actually... in appreciating differences...
what you have that I don't have
That's not what I want bring from you,
no, but I want to learn from it, no?
I remember a press conference
which is the first time that we rise as a group
to talk about what we do
in front of the camera, in front of the press
And they ask questions
along the line, you know,
"It's like what you use this traditional music,
" You mix it together, and you are diluting,
You know, this tradition. "
Nick, do you want to go? Uh, sure.
I'm just horrified. creative cauldron
Uh...
We don't have it, really, to stand on top.
Thank you everyone, for being here
I will go to the bathroom.
To try to describe what we are trying to do,
what this means and all these ... is a nightmare
♪ ♪
I know that whatever we do,
there will be opponents from all sides
Kinan and Wu Man,
are you... you're ready Kinan: Yep.
Ready. ♪ ♪
Yes, criticism is painful.
But actually you have to have confidence
in authenticity and the power of your idea
And I say, "Wow, let's take a chance."
♪ ♪
Phew!
What are the views
This project, that adds your voice
I think this is what it is Interesting about this trip,
♪ ♪ You look for you voice, you know
Sometimes you think you found it,
and then once you have the , it changes again.
♪ ♪
Oh look, look, look. They play badminton.
Oh yeah, let's see this.
This... I like this
Wow.
- see - Wow.
Oh Whoa!
That's great. It was great.
♪ ♪
Mmm.
Mmm!
♪ ♪
This is very, very important to me
to go and live in Iran,
because of what happened after the revolution...
all the better the teacher moved.
♪ ♪
I returned in 2002 to Teach Persian music
♪ ♪
Uh huh.
♪ ♪
I think living with tragedy for years
and alone is really, very tough
So when he moved back to Iran...
he starts teaching, meets Zohreh...
and that changes his life.
♪ ♪
It's very dangerous.
Iranian government
really makes them...
their eyes... on artists like Kayhan
and other musicians are quite popular
They are warned that they cannot join
in a conversation about what happened in Iran ♪ ♪
One thing I can't do is accept violence.
I've been blatant, I'm active,
You know, to try to help that.
♪ ♪
Did something happen? for you personally?
Yes, but, you know, I... I don't want to talk,
You know, for cameras about that.
I can choose to be part of the community or not and-and... and it's not a very idealistic society
for me to be part of...
so I have to go
But... Zohreh stayed.
I have not returned five years now, yeah
You know, I miss him,
and I miss my homeland,
and I always want to go back and stay there
I have not been able to do it so far
But I think that... it will happen.
♪ ♪
Yes, I think I missed one.
Okay, alright, alright.
Good. I like to ask you something I want a very free rhythm
and almost nothing.
It's kind of intimate and atmosphere and...
So, how are you doing?
♪ ♪
This can go... Can do something there
Good. Something like that.
Birds of Mongolia wings fluttering
And if you want to do it...
You know, it can be a breeze right? I see...
- Is that okay? Yes. - Lets do it.
So it should sound like a giant horse farting Do you know? As...
Back to top.
In America, the first few years are very difficult But the music circle and the music the community is very small
So when you are interested,
You go looking for something,
and surely, is there or there
if you notice
♪ ♪
My instrument, no one knows.
And I remember one day, I got a call
"How can this string quartet? want to work with me?"
♪ ♪
He is a total rock star.
He starts playing with So many different people.
It's like, "I need a pipe player!" "Call Wu man."
♪ ♪
In America, people think you are Chinese
You play chinese instruments and from China.
But when I return to China,
they say, "Oh, you're American."
♪ ♪
"You... You don't know China today."
When you leave home, your country,
and you have this photo that in your mind
When I come back, there is nothing right that image is in my mind
Everything changes.
People even speak differently.
♪ ♪
I think the challenge is in Galicia right now
The same challenges that exist around the world,
who are guarding Your roots live.
♪ ♪
There are no traditions that exist today
That is not the result of a truly successful discovery But unless tradition continues to grow...
... naturally become smaller and smaller.
That brings me back to China,
to rediscover "What What is Chinese music?"
♪ ♪
None of us can prove it anything about how...
a lot of the past we bring with us
I have thought about this is, in the mind of Yo-Yo...
investigation into his own past.
My father was born in 1911...
and he left China when he was 25 to go to France to study.
And he wrote about it the combination of Chinese music
It might sound like a Frenchman the technique of composing
Isn't that weird, years later...
the apple doesn't fall that is far from the tree?
♪ ♪
Yo-Yo!
Yo-Yo
That's Yo-Yo, the dog.
Okay, let's go in
This house is for me.
Every birthday I since I was first,
my first birthday, celebrated here or in this house
♪ ♪
And for us to save it life culture identity
may be one of the most important aspects
what does it mean to become a Galician.
♪ ♪
During the time history,
Many differences Civilizations have tried
to take that identity...
like the Roman Empire.
... they will lose their memories
They... they can't remember what
♪ ♪
That is the legend behind the piece
I write for my mother,
that might be like four years ago
start... to...
lost his memory
We want to protect what we have...
our culture, our music...
and we want our children keep the language alive
♪ ♪
And in order to live, You must let it grow.
♪ ♪
Many people, when they think of the Middle East,
they think of divisions, like Sunni, Shia,
Christians, Armenians, Kurds, Turks
♪ ♪
I don't think about Middle East like this.
You know, I guess This is an ancient place
where all cultures occur to exist at some point.
- how many? - Sorry
It's okay, it's okay. I m will only play this, huh?
Yes?
When we were at Juilliard,
Kinan and me, Kinan pass.
He makes this very moving, beautiful pieces
And I told Kinan, I said,
"I think I can contribute
something in this section."
♪ ♪
We think it's very similar,
Although he is an Arab Muslim and I am Armenian Christian.
This... it's not necessary.
We grow without knowledge
who are Christians, who are Muslims in Syria
That is not necessary.
So this place... First church,
and then turn out to become a mosque.
And then here, is now a museum.
♪ ♪
No, "This is very beautiful, I don't want to cover it up."
That's the power of art,
any cross... limitations.
This is the word "F".
Fa... fun
Whoa.
Apparently I think My father works
at the airport when I'm still small,
because that's where he always goes,
that he didn't, actually... was employed by Logan Airport.
But he knows what's important,
and I think he saw his obligations,
especially when he goes to small cities,
as the beginning when he landed
and last forever When he is on the ground.
He is there to spread feel the world
in every conversation
and interactions occur
Wow.
Good night.
I am Yo-Yo Ma,
and this is my brother, Kayhan Kalhor.
Now, we're twins,
but we separated at birth.
But we know from DNA analysis...
even our life choices...
is the same. Almost, yes.
Everyone is afraid to go
somewhere they have never gone before
But you build enough trust in groups,
and sometimes can change fear into joy
♪ ♪
Seduce!
Many of us in our own careers
has developed in different directions.
We have our own band,
or we have our own property work here and there,
but this is one place where you can unite...
and play music that you... You can't play otherwise.
That tells people like me,
it's okay to do what I do.
Ah.
♪ ♪
Music is their whole life,
and they say that is already the 11th generation.
So I asked them, "What around the 12th generation?
Is there 12, 13?"
They look at me. No answer.
So that... for me, is really emotional
♪ ♪
I don't know who writes the script
for a different revolution, but They all look the same...
... and that affects people living the same way
The Cultural Revolution is
darkest history Chinese time period.
And for artists, there not creation.
♪ ♪
The party tells you what to do.
I question the role of art.
I question my role, like, "What am I doing?"
♪ ♪
What is my role compared to
for someone who is on the ground,
demonstrate peacefully
at risk of being shot, you know
♪ ♪
If you ask me, "Do you want to go home?"
Of course, I want to do... I want to go home,
but under what circumstances will I go
♪ ♪
We are human...
we have a tendency to control everything...
earth, animals, you know,
even humans around us.
Endless.
♪ ♪
Later, when Iran-Iraq War begins,
it's very, very hard times
♪ ♪
I lost two of my friends.
I lost my best friend.
And later... a missile hit our house
I lost my whole family,
my parents and my brother
I mean, you see how the world reacts to Syria No one cares,
if I can use real language
That's like...
♪ ♪
Just three days ago,
people die of cold
I mean, it's that simple.
I mean, the fact that they try to cut off aid to...
for refugees, because is too expensive.
Fuck.
You know, it's only people don't... not bothered
♪ ♪
We are not ours political identity
Nobody remembers who king when Beethoven lived
But still culture,
fixed language as a part of culture,
music remains as part of culture.
Art is more about opening up yourself for possibilities.
Possible links to expectations.
We all need hope.
Hey, Yo-Yo. Hai, Fred.
Nice to meet you Nice to meet you.
Thank you. When you play,
I'm sure you have lots of different feelings And when you play as a child,
have you ever played happy things or things that are sad
or just angry things because you want to?
Oh, of course. One of my favorites is "The Swan," which...
♪ ♪
And you can imagine the goose... right?
You see anyone's life,
You can find tragedy.
There are no good passages that are great things or things that are terrible.
That is the space between them life and death.
♪ ♪
How do you handle fear and doubt?
Do you dare go there?
Can you put all yourself behind something
and truly authentic in doing with your best ability?
Okay then.
This is the first time I tried it to smuggle a flute somewhere.
It feels like smuggling flutes, actually...
but it's smuggling for good purposes
♪ ♪
Of course it's emotional, huh. It's just emotional.
I will teach...
Syrian children who have...
They leave their homes by force.
♪ ♪
I'm like them when I was a kid.
Look, I don't have...
a hope that I will become
in New York do my art.
And surely, one or two of them Children, they will succeed.
So if we can inspire them and can help them to do this,
they will be fair continue this... this circle.
♪ ♪
This is one of those moments again in your life, you know
Only you realize that...
Remember what I am doing for culture
and for the country, you know,
I shouldn't be treated like that.
This is what I don't deserve.
You know, I miss my wife.
No problem where the base is...
as long as we try to see each other, you know,
as-as... as much as we can.
♪ ♪
Zohreh.
We have a tendency not to to appreciate
beautiful things that surround us.
But if you realize what you have in this life
and how valuable the breath you take,
the water you drink, music in your life...
and your loved ones around you,
it's just big wealth and happiness
who doesn't have...
to have anything else to solve it
This is only complete by itself.
♪ ♪
What is the purpose
Everything I've learned about doing,
about music,
about what happened between notes...
it's about making sure culture is important
♪ ♪
I don't think Yo-Yo saw himself as a cellist
I think he sees himself
as someone who wants to change the world,
and he happens to have cello
with him half time.
♪ ♪
And he wants us collaborators with scientists
and become collaborators with historians and educators.
I would like it very much to be contagious
It & apos; s nice just to see that This is a new way of thinking,
Also about music, about what people can do with
Cultural identity,
it really shapes you decisions all the time,
and you can accept it
as a good challenge or bad
Being part of this experiment does make me understand
what does it mean to save your identity alive
I have a dream about having a sort of role in...
in art in Galicia in the future.
And for that, I... I started festival, Galician Connection.
This is a festival where I put it together with international artists with Galicia traditional artists
When you learn something From another culture,
You will grow more if so restore your own culture.
Just imagine, if we don't have
Silk line musicians move around,
Chinese music scene
or western music Different scenes.
For me, the world is round.
There is no east or west. This is only a globe.
As a four-year-old child,
what I want to do Life is to understand.
Like T.S. Eliot said,
"We will never stop from exploration...
" and the end of everything from our exploration...
"will arrive where we start...
and know where is for the first time."
I don't think that Silk Road Project is trying to go home.
I think that's what he tried away, away from music,
far from one repertoire.
And I think through that process,
he found himself at home again. Delivered by: www.subtitlecinema.com