Jacob Collier Harmonises The Audience [Toronto]
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- Опубликовано: 15 ноя 2019
- Jacob improvises the audience, during his performance at The Opera House in Toronto.
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I liked the oooo part
Dude that was so funny! :-)
When they sang ouu ooo
I felt that
I thought aaaa was the best part but it seems oooo is better.
Of course that comment is coming from a plant called Chuck
Uchiha Hikaku 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
"So what instruments do you play, Jacob?"
"Oh, just piano, guitar, bass, drums, people"
"Wait, what was that last one?"
"Drums?"
His Voice!!!!!
No, no there are way more instruments to add to that list, like a lot more.
"I play the crowd"
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Yeah people
Freddie Mercury: "AAAAAYYOOOOOOOHHHHH"
Jacob Collier: "Hold my Ooooooooooo"
The guy is clearly bright and talented. His knowledge and ability to traverese geners is unparalled. But - this guys lacks the emotion, and opperatic nature of fred. Sure, he just did what bobby mcferrnin (who is a lot less knowlagable then jacob). Did many times before. But just using the combined vocals of a full on crowd to send an emotional chill - feels cliched and has a snugish vibe into it. Freddie SWEFT the world with his "aaayyyooohh' and this is true innovtaion. Inspiring by breaking the ruls, not picking them down to the core. But - the debate is endless this is just my personal judging.
His music might not be for everyone, but he defintiely does not lack emotion. If you've watched a full performance of his, or seen him in any interview, he has a really nice energy. He also seems very genuine, which is hard to communicate through a screen
This is so DICKY COMMENT... You are comparing two Legends of different times.. surely you repeated every class of yours in school.. mind fuka
@@ishan_bbx Bruh it was a joke, chillax xD
you: hold my cock
I was at this concert and it was magical. Not just Jacob himself, but also all the people that came to see this. Jacob using the audience as an instrument is particularly beautiful because it is an instrument that he himself has built and created. He went from being just another kid in his room to assembling a multi-continental audience... I'm excited to see what he does and how he will progress in the next few years, and will definitely be at the May 17th concert in Toronto if it hasn't already sold out.
This comment didn't age well :(
@@Jack-xs6nq yea rip man. No in person concerts😭😭
@@jaydendcosta277 I am going to one of his concerts next may in Chicago I am so excited. Hopefully you can catch one!
Lmao tell hirad Imma come too
2022*
This type of audience is what every artist wants as a fanbase.... You can see that they're collaborating with the artist, paying attention, showing respect to Jacob and his music.
Kudos to them.
So true.
It also helps that 99% of people that go to his shows are musicians
@@roeniss That was the case when I went. I'm by no means a musician but went with a few friends who study at conservatoires and they knew half or more of the audience from having performed with them etc. Everyone was defo musically inclined in his crowd
He earned it all through his work
he also starts out all his concerts with an icebreaking display of confidence where something like this is so expected, so they arent caught by surprise. the audience always knows that some kind of participation is gonna happen
I have never been so amazed by a performers ability to control the audience
Luke Harvey Freddie Mercury
Bobby Mcferrin is something else. He can take a stadium filled with 100s of thousands and make them sing together
You should watch Triumph of the Will by Leni Riefenstahl.
Already been said but both need to be emphasized. Bobby McFerrin and Freddy Mercury. The latter for call and response, the former for orchestrating an audience like Jacob's doing.
it helps that about 80% of the audience are musicians (he did a poll at the concert I was at)
The amount of staggered breathing in the middle audience is unimaginable.
PJA ??????????
hi :>
@@potato.pancake i told you i know jacob collier
@@preciousjewelamor wait did we already talk about this i genuinely don’t remember -
Hi :D
These lyrics speak to me on a very personal level. Tbf though I am a ghost and it is nice to hear some music in my native language for once.
lmao you fucked me up
Honestly same
Frigging tommy
Lmao you're definitely crazy
HOooooooooo 👻
When he brings the left section up and the right section back down simultaneously to get home to the root chord gives me goosebumps
Me too😀esssshh
That was definitely a moment. incredible.
Time stamp please :)
*Time Stamp* It happens around 1:22. Listen from the beginning though. Big part of that moment is the context of getting there. It would be like hearing the punch line of a joke and not the set up otherwise haha
@@billymiskimmin Would I be right in saying he does the same again at about 2:22?
he plays the humanophon
😄😄
Jon D. Marco :)
How much does that instrument cost? 😜
@@GodFirstnl
Priceless.
The whole thing is full of homophones, what else would he play :)
Me: falls as sleep In Jacobs concert
Jacob: ok guys, let's send this guy to heaven.
funniest shit i read all night
great comment.. lmao.
😂😂
KKKKKKKKK mf
Imagine taking this comment out of context
The hard part of this isn’t getting the whole group on the same note. 95% of people can sing. The hard part is getting the whole group to perfectly change to the note you’re hearing in your head, which is incredible to watch!
Once Jacob gives the middle note, the audience is singing a major chord. Whenever he then asks them to change note, they will naturally follow the major scale rather than the minor scale.
@@jamesmiller7712 Yeah, most musicians or music enthusiasts have the intervals of the major scale burnt into them so even if we dk what the names of the notes are, we know what the "right" notes are
@bladrey your point being?
It's like church except everyone knows the melody.
Was about to say that too. This is soooo beautiful
@@keneilwemanganyi1395 you mean, "ooooo beautiful"?
@@shan3013 That sounds accurate😂😂💕
LMAO!! This made me holler, as a Music Director in church, this is one of my biggest hurdles to get the ENTIRE congregation to sing the same melody.
It's like church except everyone knows THE TRUE :D
So cool how he shows everybody that anybody can make music, almost everybody is born with the power to sing
Yeah but Jacob Collier fans are musicians lol
i think it was more so Jacob making music.. just using the audience to do it lmao
@@beng2617 true, but he said somewhere in an interview that he loves using the human voice because pretty much everybody is born with a natural instrument
@@jamesschell9869 Yeah but for many people that instrument is kinda broken and it requires tons of energy and time to repair it.
@@taurtue the natural ability to use it well or not doesn't matter, the power to use it is there. I'm not trying to say everybody is a gifted singer I'm just saying it is an instrument in your body that can be used. Just like how not everybody can play piano well but most people don't have a hard time pressing keys on a piano, and in a sense that is still making music. I'm sure there were people in the audience who say they "can't sing" but still hummed along with the rest of the crowd, and therefore were singing as part of an ensemble, making music together. Based on things he's said in interviews I think that is a message he'd like to get across
Honestly, I think this is how it sounds when humanity comes together. Not just vocally, but spiritually, socially, politically, and everything else in between. We have differences (like the different sections of the audience), but when we’re United as one, we too can sing a beautiful song. Much love Jacob!
That’s a beautiful comment
Just as God intended. 🙂
@@jnbplaysgames Amen
@@jnbplaysgames god has nothing to do with it... js
Only after Christ’s return. We can’t do that now. Evil and selfishness is too mixed in the culture.
Jacob Collier (Profile):
• One of the most renowned and talented musicians in the 21st century.
- Fluent in multiple instruments (and can probably easily pick up any others).
- Has a better sense of pitch accuracy then any singer or musician I’ve seen or heard of.
• Dresses like he hasn’t eaten breakfast yet.
This is what gospel choir directors do. But to do this with an audience of strangers is awesome and beautiful.
but don't gospel choirs have an actual reference?
When he posted the short clip of this on Twitter yesterday, I cried. Then I watched this, and cried again. This is the most beautiful thing in the universe. I would pay money to attend an entire 2 hour concert where he did nothing but play the audience.
GHRiz ruclips.net/video/ne6tB2KiZuk/видео.html
GHRiz...indeed.
There's nothing quite so moving as the unaccompanied human voice
Me too!!!
Nothing like being played by someone else
This video took me on a spiritual journey and then softly tucked me into bed
What a mood dude. What a comment!
Best description
more like softly tucked in my penis foreskin
fck you n****r
The moment it stops sounding like people and more like a cohesive instrument is so beautiful
The more and more I see of Jacob the more and more I am convinced he is the greatest musician of our generation, or will surely become the greatest musician of our generation.
He IS the greatest musician of our generation
I tell my music students that he is our very own Mozart... It is clearly documented look at the way he explains music... Totally a genius....
I think he is.
@@yamiii So you've had personal experience with Mozart to confirm he wasn't egotistical, also Jacob might be overhyped or whatever you'd like to call it but at the end of the day he still has an incredible amount of musical talent and that alone should be respected.
Ordinary Videos I’m always amused when people describe Jacob as egotistical. If you listen to his interviews, talk with people who have worked with him, or talk with fans that have met him, the opposite is clear: he is humble, vulnerable, open... the antithesis of egotistical.
He knows he is talented, so he has a quiet self confidence but that is very different than egotistical.
Not satisfied with playing all the instruments, now he plays people ...
😄
lol!!
Conductors be like
That’s what my ex did!
Hahhahahaha
Ok- but why is nobody mentioning how he not only guided the audience in three part melody/harmony *BUT THEY GOT WHAT THE MOTION FOR LOUDER MEANT.* and yes, an easy motion to interpret, but still it’s just - AAAAAAUH- I WANNA BE A PART OF SOMETHING LIKE THIS SO BAAAAAD QWQ
You can just join a choir, that's what they do
@@youbiscuit2146 I have been, and I’m nearly 100% sure that this would be different.
1. A good portion of the crowd probably doesn’t sing often.
2. They weren’t singing any particular song, no words, just vocalization.
3. They most definitely hadn’t gone through several weeks of practice to do this.
Something like this is raw, organic, and it may be weird but to me looked and sounded like it was connecting in such a way that words fail.
A choir requires lots of practice, and memorization, both at home and with the other choir members.
This only took simple prompting and guidance, without the need for weeks long practice, to connect people and create something so beautiful.
TLDR: In summary, crowd participation like this is much different than a much practiced choir. In my experience, a choir has far much less community. Too rigid.
@@WhippoorWispWillow there are different types of choirs, it sounds like you didn't find the right one for you. i don't agree that there is more community in a one-night concert experience than in a group of people who meets regularly to work together for a common purpose. but of course you have to find a group where you feel at home.
I was with your comment up until the "kwuk" part at the end
@@codeP08 it’s just what my face was doing- there is no adequate crying but smiling emoji-
i would be in tears if i were a part of this audience.. an ethereal experience
Same
I wish my band class could listen like this *smh*
They can if you show them this. ;) If they don't know about him, how do they have any chance listening to it.
@@rebekkalykke9197 He doesn't mean he wants his band to listen to Jacob Collier, but he wishes his band class could listen to each other for the purpose of harmony and blending like this crowd.
try exctly this with them
I read the title as 'Jacob Collier Improves the Audience'
That too
Yeah, i guess
And the thumbnail looked like he was on ted talks
“Jacob Collier improves the audience in 3 simple steps!!”
That’s not wrong
I attended a music conference a few years ago. It consisted of about 150 Anglican musicians. Believe me, when we sang it sounded just like this. When I get to heaven, please god let it be this way. I’m so hoping🌺
This is the most musically inclined person ever to walk the earth
When your audience is made up of competent musicians
Try this to a tekno rave
@@adelchif4373 it would probably work
@@voomroom8697 probably work my techno raving ass
@@Orome96 when you are a teacher you know that often when you want to copy them one note, you get a cluster of 12
@@piano8556 if they're really tone deaf, you can get a cluster ranging from 12-240 different notes, +or- an octave
why is the intonation so good lol
Because they are hundreds, averaging the intonation.
If they don’t play this at my funeral I’m not coming
My senior year of High School, I was in an all-state choir. The director did something very similar to this (divided the choir into many parts and would direct via hand gestures), and I can't describe the emotion the music really brings. Hearing/being part of a choir of nearly 300-500 people, and all being so synchronized and improvised was one of the greatest things I have ever experienced. Thank you Jacob for giving this audience a taste of how great music really can be.
Just seeing this kind of large-scale musicality and appreciation for Jacob in a small space is so amazing. Things like this are why I am so happy with what I do.
Sounds like a dream mixed with a kiss
I guess that's the benefit of having a crowd made up only of other musicians
You sound like you're high
@@joyce_rx Yeah, but Collier highs have no hangover
thats the gayest thing ive ever heard
@@BardocksSynphony i thought it was a pretty sharp come back
When you're sooo good, you can wear pajamas to your concert.
I literally expelled all my breath at the end of this video with a soft and whispered 'fuuuuuuuckkkk.'
What an unreasonably talented beast you are, Jacob. Love ya.
absolutely fucking same i was literally so inspired and blessed
When the audience said “oooooOOOOOooo” I felt that.
I feel like I’m floating on a cloud the shape of a lily pad
What I think is amazing here is not that a random group can sound so beautiful, but how he achieves this through brilliant direction and teaching.
Actually surprisingly few people have genuine tone deafness: it's one in twenty. More people can hold a note than can't, and the more people you have, the more likely it is that their slight discordances will average out into the correct pitch.
It's why a small group singing happy birthday can sound like a train wreck, but a football crowd singing 'You'll Never Walk Alone' is surprisingly musical.
What he actually does brilliantly is the teach. Setting the three basic notes, then teaching one group to modulate up and down, then teaching another to do the same, before returning to the original group to reinforce their learning and take it a step further... That's what is so brilliant here. It's a masterclass in the fundamentals of good teaching.
Play it on silent and Jacob just looks like the most charismatic and captivating cult leader in the history of the world. Every single person in there was so incredibly focused on him and his instructions that I doubt there were more than 5 blinks in the whole audience during that.
I was conducted by Jacob in Philly back in May and I have never felt more in the moment and connected to an artists mind in my life. Thank you Jacob.
He looks like a magician creating sound with his hands..
A kid in my high school does this. We get together in the instrument storage room, whip out the saxes, and he guides us with is hand to make awesome chords and melodies.
Had that idea since I was a kid, brought tears in my eyes when I finally see it come to fruition, at least not me but someone else, and that someone else is you, I can make my peace.
That was one of the most impressive things I've seen in my life
Being a part of Jacob's audience feels like being in a gregorian chant
The muscial language. How perfect.
I need a 1 hour loop of this magic.
Not a single smartphone held up during that 3 minutes of genius
I like how the audience knows perfectly what note Jacob is thinking about when he points upwards or downwards
Most videos on RUclips show the parts most replayed by viewers. It's usually at some point in the middle of the video. I love that in this video, it's just the beginning, as viewers just start it over again because the whole thing is worthy of repeating
I was once told by a voice coach that she could take any random group of people and with a few months practice turn the group into a solid chorus with the potential to achieve international recognition with more practice.
I was there!! On the side that started with the 'A' s!! Can't wait to see you again in Toronto in May man! 🥰🥰
This is just beautiful, Jacob. That experience is one of a kind.
It's so awesome that everyone just unanimously decided to go in Major thirds is beautiful, and shows that most of not all of that audience are musicians
The coolest part about this concert is that there weren’t many people and Jacob was able to jump off the stage and give a high five to everyone
Saw the live in Japan it was unforgettable. I felt like I was a part of the live not just an audience. Never had that experience before.
Man... I almost started to cry. That’s pure beauty. This world needs more ofJacob
I just bought a ticket fort his concert in Paris in March 2022 and I can't wait, he is the first person I'll ever see in a concert in my life and I wanted to choose him because ... Just b e c a u s e
I don't need to explain when you see this, or the incredible person he is
Just got home from his concert. This was my favorite part. I went alone & sang my heart out during this part of the show. I can go very deep lmao but it’s gonna get sad x). Long story short, it’s very beautiful to feel a part of something greater than yourself. This rids the loneliness feeling you may be experiencing, if you are so. Singing with everyone intently. That’s what this felt like. It rid of my lonesomeness. Thank you Jacob, best of luck on all your endeavors & much love. & to to anyone readin this haha love you too sincerely 🤎
In the Bible it says we will forever be singing to God with one voice, worshiping.
This is a very human thing, the need to be part of something and the need to be one, directed by someone who know what he's doing. That's God.
God loves you! Our lives have purpose. He sacrificed His only Son on a cross to pay for our sins, so that we can have eternal life. Jesus came back to life and He promessed to come back for us. If we believe in Jesus, repente from our sins and accept Him as our Lord and Savior, we will have eternal life. ✨
VIRGIN! Get some bitches n***er
Can't wait to be in the audience as an instrument to Jacob's gestures! See you soon Jacob
Ok so I’ve watched this video so many times over the years and I’m coming back to say that last night I just got to finally experience it in person, front row. It was the most incredible feeling in the world being in a massive room of people all in the moment, singing together. I’ll never forget that feeling. If you ever get the chance to see Jacob live, do it.
I've been playing for years...I've been around and see some of the best.....never seen someone play the audience...LOL. This is awesome!!
I'd probably just bawl in the crowd of people, some things just hit you deeply and shed every thought from your mind. Peace once again.
This might be the purest improvised performance I’ve ever seen
Same
imagine having him as your music teacher! also, he is the best conductor ever!
Jacob is a top tier multi-instrumentalist, but again he demonstrates the instrument he's greatest at is "Audience."
This Is Incredible, he hears the melody In his head as If he were Mozart.
I Dont know why, but it makes me cry
Such a sacred feeling this gives. So much love and peace in one room
It’s beautiful
This takes me back to my high school choir days (it was the largest choir our school had ever had - over 120 people). As a warmup, my choir teacher would put us through this exercise where we'd all start on the same note, and descend down the major scale until we each individually picked the note we wanted to stop on to create this dissonant yet ethereal sound. I miss making music like this with other people. :)
I’ve listening to this maybe 100 times. Constant shivers. I cannot get enough of this. This is incredibly beautiful. Please if anyone has anymore of this send it to me.
He did this in São Paulo and it was the most amazing moment at a concert!
He a genius because he is his truest self; he is magical because he can transform an entire room of people into becoming performers without them realizing it; he is good, because that's what he brings out in those around him.
The whole video...
J preparing the audience to go to *HEAVEN*
Wow, this made me cry. The human voice is the most beautiful instrument.
I saw him live in Mumbai. Things like this probably contributed to that being the best show I ever witnessed.
Yes, absolutely.
When he does this 🕺🏻, I really feel it
I cannot imagine how fulfilling this must have been for both Jacob & the audience. First time hearing his madness and I’m a fan.
And almost as if their hearts were beating as one, each voice rang out in a beautiful, synchronized harmony
I remember being part of this when he came to Portugal, was the best music experience of my life, cos it really makes you feel like you belong, like everyone there is part of something, is truly amazing, is more than just good music.
The goosebumps you get when you watch real magic happen seeing thousands of strangers come together as living breathing art. This...this is what life is about. Moments like these.
The sheer humanity of these gives me chills. For a few fleeting moments, there is nothing but joyful unity in an auditorium full of strangers.
Lol, my first week of even being aware of Jacob, and it keeps on giving.
You and me both there buddy. I keep thinking THIS one song must be the reason he's called a musical genius. Then he hits you with something else that just keeps showing how truly incredible he is.
I literally just started being aware of Jacob like two hours ago and already I found this video
Best thing I've ever seen. Feeling lucky to be alive at the same time as Jacob Collier :))
Rarely in the world do you see a group of complete and utter strangers stand together in perfect harmony.
This is the power of music. Power, unimpeded by ego. The true essence of god on earth. Yugen, if I've ever witnessed such a thing.
This provoked me to tears. So beautiful and human.
"PATRONUS LIGHT" Expecto Patronum This is the type of things that make me happy
That’s literally the song that this reminded me of. I’m a massive Potterhead but I actually like the music from this video more than that song, no offense
I still cannot believe it was not playback. If it all really was sung by the audience, l have mad respect for Jacob and every performer in the audience that took part.
This is one of the most amazing videos Ive ever watched. It’s not the musicality or any one thing alone-the skill, the unity, the willingness, and the competence of Jacob and his audience combined to make something beautiful.
I was there for this. I had goosebumps and tears in my eyes.
i wanna give my youtube algorithm a really big hug right now ♡ this is awesome!!
I’m actually in tears while listening to the audience voice, the sound is so majestic, does anyone have the same feeling?
I've watched this so many times and still get shivers every time. I can only imagine what it must have felt like to be a part of this magical moment.
Seeing people come together and harmonize like this gives me chills and makes me wanna cry it's so beautiful
I wish he could be my choir teacher because he conducts the crowd SO WELL! 💕💕💕
just experienced this in columbus as an encore for his last show in the US tour about 3 hours ago.
It’s unbelievable, the feeling that you get being in such a massive choir of harmony. Best concert of all time.
It's so relaxing I can listen to them all day
Goodness this actually made me tear up 💜
why do i always cry when i hear beautiful music god it's incredible
Anyone else thinking....."I want this at my funeral"... what a sound! Makes my mind space out... love it!!!!