00:00Opus Three Artists goes back a hundred years and we are tied to the premier and most important
00:06classical concert agency probably in the world and certainly in North America.
00:12I think what we look for most is a combination of virtuosity and a singular artistic voice.
00:19We need to focus on developing new kinds of art but still maintaining this tradition of
00:26excellence and virtuosity that we have in our 100-year history. From the invention of the radio,
00:33we've all been talking to each other, eating each other's food, we've been studying each other's
00:38languages and now even just in America we're retrenching back into tribes. You have western
00:46classical music and hip-hop. Many people see them as the polar opposites of cultural expression.
00:52What hip-hop orchestra experience I think is doing is really creating new music. It's creating
00:59something that audiences haven't experienced before that they can feel equally welcome in
01:04and discover each other and create a new audience. This is a revolution.
01:08How can you act on this line to visitください?
01:47you don't think i should retaliate the situation am i supposed to lay here like some girl
01:53administration curled up in the ball like some type of mental patient walking through life
01:59with the stench of hesitation i can't do that i got a moral obligation i'm putting in work
02:05and they gonna fill my occupation i'm gonna make sure they have a permanent vacation is it hard
02:11to understand well let me free the complication have you ever been kidnapped and held for ransom
02:17then beaten to the point to where you're no longer handsome real strong twine has your body confined
02:23and your mind is exhausted from all of the hard hits to the skull as they pull you from the
02:29floor
02:29thick blood drips from your mouth and nose and every time you cough your heart beats and off
02:35reputation your reputation is in submission mode your ventricle veins receive extreme pressure now
02:42you're having migraines they strap a green letter to a pigeon with demands written in it you're hoping
02:48that your family will get it and come to your rescue but they don't stress you so now you struggle
02:54for
02:54your life reaching for the light you gotta resist that you hearing them footsteps here comes the
03:00violence again it goes silent and then the torture begins and this is why i sing the concerto of a
03:10madman i must get even this human being born from semen is now a demon i'm gleaming in a mansion
03:18full of
03:19passion with an axe in my hand and a few rubber bands spreading out my plans studying my blueprints to
03:25bring the new gift to the world and when it unfurls the clouds will rain pearls my enemies receive a
03:33golden
03:33shower i tower over humbleness i can't stop this rubble in my soul 80 staircases long is how deep it
03:40goes
03:40and until you climb no stairs i stared at the fear inside of you growling it's just fear inside of
03:48you now then
03:49do you feel the madness jumping off the atlas with those you trusted with your sadness do blasphemous act
03:56behind your back what a secret attack it's time to react with the ceremony of reprocussions to hear the
04:03drums rifles and mayonnaise in my head making me sweat come a little close i'll put your hands in my
04:09host to
04:10feel my emotions touch my emotions it's deeper than the oceans and the tropics my personality
04:16has adopted a tinge that can feel a syringe with the venom within me not even a kidney donor can
04:23filter the poison
04:24there is no abortion
04:26there is no abortion
04:27I will find that it's a bitter person
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06:57And I think that's the opportunity that we have here in the Calvin Simmons and across
07:02the Henry J. Kaiser Center for the Arts is bringing in new ideas, understanding what's
07:08happening in the arts landscape.
07:10So we are just so excited to have this going on this evening.
35:40Hey, yeah.
46:16What's
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