A philosophy of music | Robert Babicz | TEDxRheinMain

[@hazlo1024]

Plain and simple. Prodigy. This mans music will be remembered far after our lifetimes. At least by those who have a clue.

[@rayemmitt5624]

instablaster.

[@lusz_music]

absolutely, evergreen artist

[@eyesopencam]

this guy is one of my most favorite people in the whole world

[@baks4127]

Robert Babicz!! Ich liebe deine Musik!! Und jetzt, dass ich das gesehen habe, bewundere ich dich noch mehr!! Viele Grüße aus Brasilien!!

[@manonmars82]

Das war richtig gut, ehrlich und inspirierend.

[@LizarDTechno]

Hatte auch schon das Vergnügen, Robert zu interviewen. Sehr sympathischer Mensch!

[@holger_hetfield6191]

Wow, starke Geschichte...und wahnsinng tolle Musik...

[@blacky5550]

Einleitung: 0:18 - 1:18 Ausschnitt: 6:39 - 7:22 Schluss: 19:41 - 20:05

[@aarnold1971]

Stark! Respekt vor Deiner Lebensleistung!

[@MultiFreakAble]

Deine Eigenbiographie, Danke. Techno ist und bleibt Familiensache… 😎🫶🏽

[@dyanarka]

It's really TED Material. Robert Babics 29.10.2012 in Frankfurt by TEDxRheinMain. It was just a little story about his first steps of career. Sympatically, sometimes a littly bit lachrymosely, but interesting, espacially his music experiences in childhood.

[@radbaver]

Great advice. Thanks for sharing! :)

[@kawai6646]

Sehr Sehr sympatisch

[@NickyZimmer]

Hallo Robert. Mich berührt Deine Geschichte sehr. Du bist in meinem Haus immer willkommen - mit offenen Armen. Nicky. X

[@Linat19g]

wunderbare Geschichte... du bist sehr Mutig 😀

[@1993alik]

anyone know what song is in 3:00? ... he says is one of his works

[@r_guanabacoa]

Gracias Babicz

[@ChristianDechery]

Ok, I'm sorry for being totally honest here, but I have to. I love this guy's music. I'm a DJ and I'm constantly buying his track to use on my sets. I really love his work. But what was to purpose of this lecture? What was the theme? He just told something about the story of his life, veeery slowly, then showed a clip and that's it? Really TED material? I think not, sorry.

[@piotrcurious1131]

"it's not for lack of love of the language that these films have no words. It's because, from my point of view, our language is in a state of vast humiliation. It no longer describes the world in which we live." i think rhe lecture and his music gets it spot on.

[@MuiMui555]

Weiß jemand, welches das erste release ist? Ich finde auf discogs nichts vor 93

[@julienahching9581]

out of curiosity, what is the name of that trangerine dream record??

[@flash92]

can't find it either and there are so many of them

[@Ispyandros]

or where are the subtitles your talking about .....

[@ChristianDechery]

Well, since you agree with me that he mostly talks about his own experiences with music, and nothing else (no reflexions, no new ideais, nothing really) the title is a little bit exagerated, and at least IMHO, this is not TED material.

[@psugasti]

genious robertooo

[@dyanarka]

Yes, you're right. His explanations are missing the point, nothing about an philosophie of music, like Adorno or Schönberg. It has been more aposite, the Ted-Organisizer titled the lecture elsethere like "Sound, Mind and Emotion - Who Music creates Musicians ". Roberts monologue resting upon the psychological consequences of music, it affects not there theorie.

[@Ispyandros]

ENGLISH TRANSLATION PLEASE!!!???

[@kaspinio]

click 'transcript' - your welcome

[@kylierose7458]

It depends on what he is saying. Sometimes German is more concise than English. Sometimes not. That is my experience, anyway.

[@ChristianDechery]

Is this right? He speaks like 100 words and the english subtitles show only 10.

[@piotrcurious1131]

it is. Few stylistic details got ommited but all meaning is there.

[@polofreeze1258]

waste of time