I'm so glad he honored Nadia Boulanger! She is probably the best music composition teacher of all time. My music theory professor taught my class so much on this legendary person. My professor learned so much about her because he got to sit down and have coffee with Phillip Glass. (Glass, like Quincy a famous composer and protege of Boulanger) Phillip Glass basically told my teacher about his experience learning from Boulanger. Her music classes were brutal but practically every of her students became successful in music, including Quincy. 😊
@@jaylene.turner6524 give Quincy Jones his dues, he helped to make that boy/Michael Jackson the FIRST Global Superstar. and Quincy's buddy Rod Temperton too.
@@darrellmfume4020 Yes. He had a hand in it. But Michael already had star quality. Any producer could’ve helped him just like after they worked together, Michael continued to have hits.
I was in Quincy's Quincy jones Workshops, which was a workshop for young musicians, songwriters, playwrights and actors held at Inner City Cultural Center in Los Angeles, During the mid-1970s. He is a great man and Humanitarian.
@@bluebellbeatnik4945 I wasn't ion the playwriting workshop just the songwriting. He did however produce The Color Purple which won a bunch of academy awards. He had experts in each field teaching the class. I don't know who was teaching the playwriting but they also delved into script writing and the guy who wrote the House Party films was in that class.
Quincy Jones is proving it to us that it's never too late to learn about life and our mistakes and trying to be a better person than yesterday. Forgiveness is one of the most important assets to freedom. Forgive yourselves first, be kind to yourself, "don't let the past be a map to your future" , as Dr. Joe Drispenza would say. I wrote a song about time and forgiveness (it's on my chanel if you are curious) and the lyrics are: Time is healing, you're forgiven".
People Who lived with tom Jobim always says He was like his music. He was his music. That music was The true expression of himself, his personality and way of loving.
This changed my life. And made me more confident with music. Thank you Spotify. You are truly an amazing company and you have made a community of very special people come together.
I also worked extensively with Doug Moody who, with Quincy, held down the E=West Coast for Mercury Records in the 1960s. Q used to tell Doug..."Hold down the fort I'm gonna go do a soundtrack for a movie" and q would disappear for a few weeks working on a soundtrack for a movie.
Larry King, Quincy Jones, Paul Mooney, Robin Williams, Bushwick Bill are all people I swore I was gonna meet them someday. I had a chance with Larry King and I blew it bc I just felt like he didn’t wanna be bothered and I was in a hurry too. 😢 MY ADVICE IS TAKE TIME TO TELL SOMEONE IN ONE QUICK SENTENCE WHAT U ADMIRE ABOUT THEM AND BE ON YOUR WAY, AT LEAST U WILL HAVE PEACE OF MIND U GOT TO DO IT.
I'm so glad he honored Nadia Boulanger! She is probably the best music composition teacher of all time. My music theory professor taught my class so much on this legendary person. My professor learned so much about her because he got to sit down and have coffee with Phillip Glass. (Glass, like Quincy a famous composer and protege of Boulanger) Phillip Glass basically told my teacher about his experience learning from Boulanger. Her music classes were brutal but practically every of her students became successful in music, including Quincy. 😊
Ruben Velasquez wow amazing story. I love Phil Glass.
This man turned Michael Jackson into the King of Pop and Will Smith to a icon 🙌🏽
Michael was already established.
Quincy just helped him with his visions to be a great solo performer.
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@@jaylene.turner6524 give Quincy Jones his dues, he helped to make that boy/Michael Jackson the FIRST Global Superstar. and Quincy's buddy Rod Temperton too.
@@darrellmfume4020
Yes.
He had a hand in it.
But Michael already had star quality.
Any producer could’ve helped him just like after they worked together,
Michael continued to have hits.
"Your Music will never be any more or less than you are a human being" Nadia Boulanger 1957
ty didnt understood and was like well he just sat down in that chair to tell 2 word i didnt get
what does that mean though?
I was in Quincy's Quincy jones Workshops, which was a workshop for young musicians, songwriters, playwrights and actors held at Inner City Cultural Center in Los Angeles, During the mid-1970s. He is a great man and Humanitarian.
what did he teach you? esp. regarding playwriting.
@@bluebellbeatnik4945 I wasn't ion the playwriting workshop just the songwriting. He did however produce The Color Purple which won a bunch of academy awards. He had experts in each field teaching the class. I don't know who was teaching the playwriting but they also delved into script writing and the guy who wrote the House Party films was in that class.
Priceless quotes delivered by the legend.
Perfectly said!
Awesome. Thank you Quincy, Nadia + Spotify :)
Quincy Jones is proving it to us that it's never too late to learn about life and our mistakes and trying to be a better person than yesterday. Forgiveness is one of the most important assets to freedom. Forgive yourselves first, be kind to yourself, "don't let the past be a map to your future" , as Dr. Joe Drispenza would say.
I wrote a song about time and forgiveness (it's on my chanel if you are curious) and the lyrics are: Time is healing, you're forgiven".
People Who lived with tom Jobim always says He was like his music. He was his music. That music was The true expression of himself, his personality and way of loving.
This is amazing. Thank you.
Inspiring words for strange times - thanks Quincy & Spotify for Artists
Powerful messages, Thanks!!!
Just when I needed it. Thanks Quincy.
Good deeds 🙌💯
This changed my life. And made me more confident with music. Thank you Spotify. You are truly an amazing company and you have made a community of very special people come together.
Thanks for putting out great content
I also worked extensively with Doug Moody who, with Quincy, held down the E=West Coast for Mercury Records in the 1960s. Q used to tell Doug..."Hold down the fort I'm gonna go do a soundtrack for a movie" and q would disappear for a few weeks working on a soundtrack for a movie.
Legend. Great advice thanks Quincy
I will forever remember those words
"hatred, like acid, does more harm to the vessel it is stored, than where it is poured"-that is gold.
that sound sellfish ... like ill vomit on u so it dont stay in mt stomac :O ok jk
Love this! What a wonderful man.
Buddha said something like: Holding on to anger is like holding a hot coal. You're the one getting burned.
Nadia Boulanger... maybe the mother of the standard knowledge in Music since she teached
Genius sage!
Greatness!
0:56 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
Larry King, Quincy Jones, Paul Mooney, Robin Williams, Bushwick Bill are all people I swore I was gonna meet them someday.
I had a chance with Larry King and I blew it bc I just felt like he didn’t wanna be bothered and I was in a hurry too. 😢
MY ADVICE IS TAKE TIME TO TELL SOMEONE IN ONE QUICK SENTENCE WHAT U ADMIRE ABOUT THEM AND BE ON YOUR WAY, AT LEAST U WILL HAVE PEACE OF MIND U GOT TO DO IT.
Excellent! 🌟
RiP legend
Quincy 💙🎶🎸🎹🎙✨
How do I create an artist account?
Incredible being....
LOVE!
Rest in peace Quincy Jones 🌞
RIP to a legend
Doug is older than Quincy but Doug is still alive and has all of his faculties at 92 years old.
Waoh
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Yes he did that for MJ but he should never had discepted PRINCE
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My best advice don't do any record deal.
I hope he's not going to take the opportunity to bitch about someone yet again.