Arvo Part

[@chappyfoe]

I love how two people who are non-native speakers wield the English language in conversation in a way a native speaker would not. They bring so many beautiful facets of speech to light. Two humble, masterful people!

[@TheDreamingJune]

You summed it up beautifully. I could easily watch an hour of these two just talking about music.

[@hackobo]

I love your comment. it's true.

[@QMPhilosophe]

What a nice conversation - no pretense, no arrogance, just two interesting artists talking honestly.

[@KIWI-un8fs]

let me laugh about this bjork not being prentious and arrogant when she was young?! HAHAHAHAHAHAHAH check how many minuites we have to wait and hear her divagations until Arvo part can talk without interruptions. Also her question are all about her an her thoughts about music, not directed really to arvo part. Sorry but she is a narcisistic self centered person

[@gilbentes3503]

The best thing you can say to an artist is how their work make you feel and Pärt was delighted to hear what Bjork had to say

[@solarprogeny6736]

@@KIWI-un8fs Art is not meant to be treated objectively. Asking Arvo what he does with his art is irrelevant. The magic happens in the eye of the beholder, the audience and their feelings ABOUT the art is what matters, not the art piece itself. Are you angry that you can't be as open and honest as Bjork?

[@unoraamat3391]

I love hearing and watching Björk talk. Adorable.

[@djStrimmer]

This is one of the most touching & wonderful of interviews. It is so inspiring it makes me feel quite emotional. Bjork is so observant & Arvo is so appreciative. Very special.

[@_chary990]

"one line, is my sins... and the other, forgiveness.." that is an astonishing way to think about ones own music, im amazed

[@timhumphrys9463]

May we all ponder on the very last second of this video

[@julienesrallah2900]

SO WEIRD!! Who/what is that???

[@elrincondecintia]

Very creepy... It ruins the video!

[@Cheiko18]

Yes please! What the fuck was that!?

[@PandemoniumMeltDown]

Yes, the the ghost of the chicken man.

[@999KMX]

Looks like someone trying to commit suicide by way of rubber glove

[@yoyoyayu]

two absolute masters in the same room

[@medviation]

Bjork and Arvo Part, two of the defining composers of modern music.

[@AnotherOrangeJulius]

medviation lol

[@terryhughes7349]

She had him at cricket.

[@rr7firefly]

"Pinocchio and Leetle Creeket... making pain to other" most charming Bjork moment, I think. (2:48) Arvo can't help but smile broadly.

[@m1ke1981]

Brilliant composer!

[@Chopin4321]

PURITY...SPACE...UNIVERSAL ECSTASY IN ART EVERYTHING IS POSSIBLE....YOU ARE FREE TO CHOOSE....SOUND CAN CREATE OR KILL LIFE MUSIC HAS SINS AND FORGIVENESS...

[@DavidLiszewski]

I find this interview so fascinating because whilst the putative subject is music composition, it touches upon what I believe to be a fundamental question for sentient beings: "what can be forgiven?"

[@cameronliam2165]

David Liszewski everything :)

[@energybengt]

what wonderful beings these two are. it's a priveledge to see and hear them interacting. bjork is the child of the Universe on Earth.

[@RobertDuttonFineArt]

Bjork - one of my favourite musicians EVER. I've been inspired many times when painting my mountain and landscape expressive mixed media work for sure - it's the 'space' in her fabulous music and great to see her in conversation her with someone else she her self admires. Brilliant!

[@prof.m.ottozeeejcdecs9998]

What a beautiful interview. Thank you Björk and Arvo!

[@timg3679]

So beautiful people, both of them

[@NikoHL]

I love Bjork and Arvö Part very much....

[@neosamurai1]

Wonderful interview between two stunning artists. Thanks for posting!

[@seifertdj]

The quality of "space" in Part's music discussed in the interview provides a way of grasping the void between music and the listener as well as how music should reflect self and respect the other. Is this not a form of charity, a love that fortifies another in the secrecy of their own being, their own integrity, their own contemplation of (God),and their own free charity?

[@elizabethmalesi6534]

Best video on KZbin

[@Deva7]

"Sometimes when I walk through the park I think of my thoughts and I can hear the sound of leaves dying"...

[@lut.r.4426]

Uf

[@rul4522]

Björk is such a beautiful person!

[@BrianMorisky]

A transcript of this would be somewhere between James Joyce and Gertrude Stein.

[@rul4522]

So real are both these people!

[@rul4522]

I love Björk. She wants to find the right words at the moment. Very rare nowadays. I mean in these days .

[@saidtoshimaru1832]

"You can kill people with sound" and "the little cricket is more like.. conforting"... yeah, it ended up being as weird as I imagined.

[@solarprogeny6736]

...but you CAN kill people with sound, that's just science.

[@gabrielevanoni5045]

This is beautiful, but I still wonder why she pointed at the watch when she said 500 billion notes...

[@eduardoalfonso4509]

Maybe she compared music made with structure (watching the clock, minding exact rythms etc) , to music made with pure intuition

[@alexanderd.romero5157]

Love both.

[@Rametetr]

The very last few frames, what is going on?? Hahaha.

[@dafrin]

wow

[@Altraste11]

Thank you for uploading this video. I am really interested in finding out where does it come from. Is it from a complete documentary or what? And if it is so, what is the name of that documentary. Thanks again.

[@andrii_dutko]

It's from a 1997 BBC documentary called "Modern Minimalists"

[@JohnJSteinbeck]

Who is this little Elf ?

[@withoutcrux]

God bless

[@PandemoniumMeltDown]

My two heros

[@chemicalmercury]

Does anyone know the name of the piece that plays in the beginning of the video?

[@cowpower12]

Cantus in memory of Benjamin Britten by Part

[@Juanpasaenz]

When the hell is this from.

[@AudioPervert1]

The genius and the industry approved diva ...

[@Epicbooman]

icons

[@markcalve5363]

Even Björk is comments Arvo pärt.

[@ckg3362]

What's the name of the last song??

[@nela10ela]

😂🤣😂 So, so pretentious but very funny👍

[@jennoury249]

If Dr. Spock had a daughter

[@ValeriyMotornyy]

What is the name of the first piece ? i cant find it !!

[@713Drako713]

+Valeriy Motornyy part cantus in memory of benjamin britten

[@jennoury249]

"Intellectuals" are so weird

[@DanielAnderssson]

jen noury More like artists. Very weird but beautiful people :)

[@Redlop2010]

aandachtsgeile dramaqueen interviewt enigmatisch muzikaal genie

[@filippo_ng]

Jeroen Poldermans aap

[@SiegfriedPretsch]

Yawn