Evelyn Glennie performs Rhythmic Caprice by Leigh Howard Stevens

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Evelyn performs Rhythmic Caprice by Leigh Howard Stevens on the marimba.
Filmed in 2006.

[@saurav5764]

Who is watching this video after reading the beehive chapter😙

[@rajasreek5888]

How many of you are going to watch ustad bismillah khan's performance next? Evelyn is amazing!!!

[@nancyjackson3507]

In our English text book we have a lesson about Evelyn Glennie and I think she's really great.

[@gopalfalak8966]

I fell like I am so lucky that I knew about u

[@doctor_HA_22]

Comments She is deaf?: 3% people She is amazing!!:5% people I came from beehive chapter 2 PART 1!:92% people She is truly amazing! I can't believe she is deaf. She is so passionate towards music. I can feel it as I love music wholeheartedly. And also, I came from the beehive chapter 2 PART 1 too..

[@leongreen8088]

Never been disappointed in her playing.

[@LiquidGalaxy13]

I was fortunate enough to hear LHS play this up in Ithaca back in ,,, 06? ish? I love this piece. Glennie does a fantastic job with it here!

[@Thespian80]

@Carter Cady reading the end of your comment, I have to admit, made me cry. I pray you don't lose music. Peace.

[@yomotoro]

Out of this world !

[@StarMoments]

I read beehive chapter then come here love you performance

[@rebatbordoloi9015]

this is awesome

[@crushingbelial]

Broke 3 mallets learning this piece. Solid challenge and interesting expressive opportunities. A classic in the advanced repertoire. Fabulous performance by Dame Evelyn. Excellent agitato on the half step intervals

[@srishtipant4042]

Love u mam u are inspiration to many people

[@ksaryadevi3519]

you're great!!!

[@cartercady9111]

Evelyn, your music is incredible. I couldn't believe anyone could make music like you do when they can't hear (at least not with their ears). I found out today that I will be profoundly deaf by age fourteen or fifteen. If you could, do you have any tips for me? I love music and don't want to lose it...

[@anisaride3710]

Because of bee hive text book I came to know about her

[@Apollo101A]

I can't believe she's deaf

[@unshackledminds]

why not?

[@Apollo101A]

(the comment above isn't to be taken to literal) but, because she's so amazing and normally to create music on that level you must be able to hear and feel it. She manages to only feel it and does an incredible job doing do.

[@unshackledminds]

yep since the age of twelve

[@jonathanbradford3155]

Jayden Monserrate she started to feel the pains of growing deafness at 8, and needed hearing aids by 11. 12 was when she picked up percussion.

[@rxsisback]

same

[@solveig842002]

remember ... she is deaf

[@omerufuk]

partly deaf?

[@sanjaysinha9747]

BEEHIEVE YES

[@arhanborkan6558]

One of Beehive

[@adimond005]

Beehive chapter 2 part 1 am I right

[@jeetdutta3965]

most of us came here from our English book...

[@sithababu7246]

Beehive chapter...thanks for letting me know about her...and her wonderful music..😊

[@semsonresho2781]

I've learned in our English textbook that she is deaf and she feels the beat through her skin and that's really great

[@tracygeorge3540]

when I saw the channel I thought that Glennie personally owns the channel ... and I was so glad .....we have a lesson in English about her, how she dicovered her growing deafness, percussionist Forbes , her achievements .....

[@ritwikthegreat15]

We have a lesson in English about her, too. In fact, I just read it and decided to check her out.

[@rosymalhotra1239]

I read the chapter about her in my book and I was so excited to listen her way of expressing music. Wow such a great inspiration for people may God bless her❤️❤️❤️

[@balwantsingh6473]

i read your chapter and then came here😁

[@parasnathyadav4767]

Who came here because of the chapter the sound of music hit a like

[@AYMGaming]

why 50% of the people say that they read a chapter in there English book and then they came here?? actually I am here for the same reason too.

[@CognitiveScienceFr]

She is profoundly deaf. She hears with her fingers and her body. And yes, you can experience music just with tactile information. Miracle of your brain :)

[@RaviRanjanKumar-jw2jh]

In our book of English there are on chapter whose name is the sound of music in which there is describe about evelyn glannie In real she plays perfectly all the musical instruments Keep it up

[@btsarmy8793]

Beehive Ch sound of music just Amazing

[@moromihazarika6383]

'Evelyn Glenie listens to music without hearing it'-LESSON 2,BEHIVE,CLASS 9,NCERT,PAGE NO.17

[@onelovega]

I love this woman. She is my inspiration

[@Snehal_Bajpeyee]

All Indian students like

[@pedromoney8293]

She's so into it, her body language shows it.

[@MrAzuhil]

Unbelievable!

[@tommyembrich]

The most badass part of the whole piece is how quickly she grabs her mallets and begins performing... absolute musical intent

[@madhuvedi4658]

Amazing .. You are really great woman Evelyn mam .. You have motivated us ... Watchers do you know that even after she become hard of hearing .. She learnt Japenese and French language .. How you managed it 😊you are great!!!!... We all are motivated

[@WanSwarz]

Can anyone see what chord she plays at the end?

[@ironman8439]

The sound of music

[@earlapanchal7796]

She isn't deaf she listens from heart

[@Lemon_Drums_USA]

scary good. I want to play my drum set with that kind of control..

[@micahphilipthomas]

When I memorize a tune, I need to hear myself play in order to remember where I am in the music. How does SHE do it???

[@parulardeshna6263]

I have a lesson about her in our English text book so to see how well does she play I saw this video.... She's really great

[@locomike1219]

Incredible

[@soumajitsaha943]

i am seeing it after reading my beebhive chapter

[@esperthebard]

Amazing

[@saritashig4514]

Evliyn you are super 🌟

[@spikespilker7313]

I am speechless!

[@IrfanKhan-tl4uj]

We have a lesson about her in our english textbook

[@786Bruno]

You should read her 'Hearing Essay'. If your under fourteen it might be a bit dense but take your time and I'm sure you'll find something useful.

[@raimarchant]

INCREÍBLE!!! SE PASÓ, SABE DEL EXPERIMENTO DEL SONIDO, LA SINESTESIA, LA VIBRA UFFF..

[@sureshparmar4381]

Do You know Ron Forbes? U know he told u don't listen through your ears try to feel it.

[@JohnsundDk]

Fantastic multi layered, organic and dynamic performance!!!

[@deafboyone]

Hypnotic...

[@locomike1219]

Thing is, it's impossible for me to keep a 4/4 time in my head while listening to this....even though her tempo's perfect. insane.

[@harithaharitha7556]

I too watched this after bee hive chapter

[@AnthonyMariano2112]

I love marimba one!

[@kikikawaii105]

I am read about her in english beehive ..i am in ninth . Proud of you mam..

[@steveblum]

She hears the music in her head, just like Beethoven heard his symphonies in his head after he went deaf.

[@Thug_Adi]

It's wow 😙 So hard to believe that she is deaf 😌

[@anisaride3710]

She is so great

[@lapetitejamaique1560]

buenisimo

[@peacehapp]

thank for come londonderry what a great joy :)

[@nishamanimala9780]

Beehive chapter thankyou for introducing me to her :-) :-)

[@sajithavimala2090]

Luv u evelyn glennie I understood more about u 😍😍😍😘😙 I want a like from u

[@seltzerdka]

proper technique

[@ajoydeb5992]

In our English book we have a lesson the sound of music about her

[@rat8024]

I have to find a perfesional who plays my insturmant for band, and I think my director will be happy with this. Also, sorry that I can't spell rn, I'm too tired to care

[@ayushwayal7724]

I'ave her lesson in my English beehive book and l'm truly impressed by her actually she's PHENOMENAL

[@ajayvr1380]

9th grade beehive English chapter?? 😕

[@percussionwizard]

The sneeze is the audience's approval to continue haha

[@szchannel8513]

Thanks to my English textbook ncert

[@WmJoseSinclair]

@thorwaldjorgensen She is amazing! imagine just having committed all these notes to memory! yikes-o-rama..

[@purplehaze0120]

You'd think she'd use Stevens' grip for this piece

[@stefangriffin3113]

purplehaze0120 Meh. People should play with whatever grip they are most comfortable with that gives them the best sound.

[@jerrysweety7269]

She's story was osm yrr her story is in my book

[@chandvirsharma9635]

I read it in my beehive book

[@cradycanucatchme]

Really nice

[@Mukeshkumar-pj2kx]

You are the best

[@dollybiswal145]

She is osm....

[@erkin8657]

Mallets?

[@agmrbn]

Wow

[@birendrasingh3151]

She is amazing

[@chandandey1467]

It's a very good . Without​ hearing play this instruments​ really mindblowing👌

[@Truthman00]

정말 잘하신다..

[@onmywayto2200]

For all the people talking about her grip she plays Trad. A grip most American percussionist have never heard of. Side note The grip is not called "Steven's" It is called Musser since he was the man who created the grip. Stevens himself calls the grip modified Musser Grip(which is it's correct name). Musser grip is actually the least common grip too. (;

[@JDD_Music_Press]

1. Stevens'... Leigh's last name is Stevens not Steven 2. Evelyn uses a variation on Burton grip. The main anchor is on her pinky finger. It's her personal grip that fits her needs and hands 3. American percussionists study all of the grips and can also clearly tell when someone is using Burton or Traditional Cross grip 4. It is commonly accepted around the world to call it Stevens' grip. Leigh refers to the grip as such because he doesn't want to seem ungrateful. Fact is, the grip used now is completely different from the original Musser... so it was given a more appropriate name by the percussion community 5. Side note: You would know most of this if you picked up "Method of Movement" and read it ......... (;

[@kelischmidt6007]

The grip commonly referred to as "traditional" is the grip Keiko Abe is known for, its hallmark being the inside mallet (mallets 2&3) are on top of the cross. "Burton" grip features the outside mallet (mallets 1 & 4) on top, which is what Glennie uses (which is interesting since I believe much of her formative marimba training was with Keiko Abe). The grip referred to as "Stevens" is distinct from "Musser" grip, I can't remember how exactly but I know he talks about the difference in the intro to "Method of Movement". LH Stevens has gone on record saying he thinks it's silly name the grip after him, but it's too late for that now :P

[@JackTdrums]

Nope. He prefers his grip to be called "Steven's Technique." I've been to a few of his seminars, and he specifically asks that you never refer to his grip as a "grip," but more as a technique.

[@kelischmidt6007]

Interesting! I guess I was misinformed, thanks for the clarification.

[@JackTdrums]

No problem.

[@mayhemmaster63]

actually the grip shes using looks like burton grip, it might be cross grip but im pretty sure its burton

[@danielsyvret1910]

inside mallet is on the bottom, its burton

[@genosolus]

Thank you beehive chapter that you made me listen wonderful artist

[@MrMyz123]

Hitting too hard if feels like

[@BobbyIronsights]

This is some esoteric shit right here.