Classic Yo-Yo Ma (Documentary of 2010 about Yo-Yo Ma)

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  @denise2169 · 5 years ago

  Yo-Yo shows us that music is not about the performer - it’s about life! Thank you so much!

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• CA

  @CatherineSTodd · 6 years ago

  &quot;I feel that when a composer writes a piece of music, he’s translating a human experience into sounds and there can be moments when you are in contact with the experience from which the music came.”<br>Yo-Yo Ma

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• CA

  @CatherineSTodd · 6 years ago

  At 70 years old, Yo-Yo Ma is still inspiring me - and making life worth living once again. Gracias = Grace and I thank you every day!

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• PV

  @pvkoz8698 · 5 years ago

  Yo-Yo Ma. What the hell!. He can come on stage and play nearly 3 hours of Bach&apos;s solo cello concertos without sheet music or a conductor and I think, what size brain do you need to have to do that? I mean he&apos;s like Einstein but music. And then he&apos;s part of a blues grass band! This guy&apos;s DNA, his every cell, is music. And then, on top of that he&apos;s a wonderful man of the world with diverse backgrounds. He&apos;s just an outstanding human being...period.

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• JO

  @josephoconnell3060 · 10 months ago (edited)

  Thank you Yo-Yo for the Energy! You are an inspiration for peace love &amp; communication.

• SH

  @Shekyr · 10 years ago

  Happy 60th birthday, Yo - Yo Ma!

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• AN

  @annabartos948 · 10 years ago

  What an incredible musician and documentary. As a professional classical singer, I relate to and understand so deeply what is said in this film. Thank you!!!

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• HE

  @HelenaWilliams8696 · 11 years ago

  An outstanding biography with charm. &nbsp; A Million Thanks!

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• OM

  @omyogagal · 10 years ago

  This documentary is such delight for us Yo-Yo Ma fans. Thanks so much!

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• GE

  @getstarted5080 · 11 years ago

  Thank you for uploading this great documentary. As expected, we see Yo-Yo Ma among friends, and his friendships take us to the deeply moving and exhilarating musical worlds of the most dedicated artists refining their crafts.

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• KU

  @kungfuasgaeilge · 8 years ago

  Fantastic documentary, my respect for Yo Yo ma did nothing but grow seeing him throwing himself wholeheartedly at such an eclectic mix of people and styles, while still having time for &apos;classical&apos;. It seems like people who mix genres often shy away from &nbsp;the greats (Bach etc.) as somehow &apos;standard fare&apos; that they need to be liberated from, as opposed to Yo Yo taking the opportunity to see these masterpieces through new, interesting, exciting lenses. I have to say, though, that the whole Mark Morris bit <b>really</b> made me clench my fists and grit my teeth. I don&apos;t want to see myself as worlds apart from any artist, but everything about him and his work really got my ire up. I hope he&apos;s happy, successful, and very far from me.

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• EW

  @ewagrybowski5744 · 8 years ago

  great musician!!! Great personality!!! Wonderful friendships !!! Shoud be played in schools to teach the young &nbsp;how life can be touching in a very positive way.......

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