Exploration through music -- part 1: Peter Levitov at TEDxUNCAsheville
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- Опубликовано: 22 янв 2025
- Peter Alexander Levitov is an experimental multi-instrumentalist and improvisational composer. His soundscapes, inspired by Tibetan, Sufi, and indigenous healing sound traditions explore a broad range of instrumentation, from ancient to contemporary, creating restorative environments that support personal growth and healing.
In the spirit of ideas worth spreading, TEDx is a program of local, self-organized events that bring people together to share a TED-like experience. At a TEDx event, TEDTalks video and live speakers combine to spark deep discussion and connection in a small group. These local, self-organized events are branded TEDx, where x = independently organized TED event. The TED Conference provides general guidance for the TEDx program, but individual TEDx events are self-organized.* (*Subject to certain rules and regulations)
Thanks, Peter! Keep on shining, Brother!
Impressive how the verbal meaning is underlined, amplified by sound. Non-conceptually, you are reaching straight to the heart. Thanks.
Thank you Petrus :)
Beautiful words, and beautiful music!
Thank you Peter =)
omg a man with a true understanding of the feminine. awesome.
:)
hello, are you the real one ?
fenomenal
On the mark about "the gift" and playing in the moment. As a newbie to Handpan playing this was most instructive. Beautiful playing and approach to music.
Im glad this resonates with you :)
Love you Peter
my truth....... thnk you P!
:) My pleasure!
LOVELY!
Thanks Johnny
sweeeet!
I was wondering if anyone knew the scales of the first and last hang drums were?
The first one is an integral Hang D) A Bb C D E F A, the last one is a D Major 2nd Gen Pentatonic.
Thanks, Peter. Beautiful playing.
Wow! Amazing. What is the name of the second instrument he played? The percussion marimba like one that was on the snare stand? I need to learn this instrument.
He tells us it's a Hong, made in Switzerland, in 2000.
realy nice event. And thanks to Peter for all your inspiration.
To Tony Feuggelen..., so stupid. if you can do anything with it then just leave it.
Sweet! Except I could hear the camera people or the people by the mic and cam whispering. Was annoying. Sorry to write something negative-ish under this awesome musical performance.. but just bugs me when people talk during performances!
thanks for the feedback all around, I too found that annoying but I am super glad they caught it at all and invited me. I would have worked hard to edit that out, i am not sure if that was the only audio feed or what.
cool
I didn't know Khal Drogo was a musician
+jolly riffic : I didn't know game-kiddies where allowed to view this video below 16 years old?
+MP VS shit i wish, 35yrs old. way to dig up a comment from a year ago, impressive necromancy!
jolly riffic : And you're still gaming and shit? Time to grow up man! Get on with your life.
+MP VS why wouldnt i game? game designers are typically 35 and older, they make games they want to play. not only do i play games i like, but i play games with my kids. You're a very close minded person if you think playing video games of any sort are for children. Games help with hand/eye coordination, problem solving and cognitive memory; these are just a few benefits out of the vast majority. when training people to solder, i actually require them to play video games on both pc with keyboard/mouse and controller for 1-2hrs, this vastly improves their skills for doing intricate work.
I have 4 businesses of my own, dealing with graphics design, setting up servers, fixing or making scripts to run on servers, video editing, electronics, computers, CAD, stream settings and configuration, and help other companies doing the samething or other semi-related operations or sales. Don't worry about me and my gaming, i'm doing just fine in life :D
jolly riffic Seriously?
That shits wicked at the start
Oops, shoulda watched a little further before commenting.
I should have read a little further before I replied :-)