The Music of Strangers Page #5
Just you realize that...
considering what I'm
doing for the culture
and for the country, you know,
I shouldn't be treated that way.
This is what I don't deserve.
You know, I miss my wife.
It doesn't really matter
where the base is...
as long as we try to see
each other, you know,
as-as... as much as we can.
Zohreh.
We have a tendency not
to be appreciative
of beautiful things
that surround us.
But if you realize what
you have in this life
and how precious is the
breaths that you take,
the water that you drink,
the music in your life...
and your loved ones around you,
it's just enormous
wealth and happiness
that doesn't have...
to have anything
else to complete it.
It's just complete by itself.
What's the purpose?
Everything I've learned
about performing,
about music,
about what happens
between the notes...
that's about making sure
that culture matters.
I don't think Yo-Yo sees
himself as a cellist.
I think he sees himself
as someone who wants
to change the world,
and he happens to have a cello
with him half the time.
And he wants us to be
collaborators with scientists
and be collaborators with
historians and educators.
I would love it
to be contagious.
It's nice just to see that
it's a new way of thinking,
people can do together.
Cultural identity,
it actually shapes your
decisions all the time,
and you can take that
as a good challenge
or a bad one.
Being part of this experiment
did make me understand
what it means to keep
your identity alive.
I have dreams about having
some sort of role in...
in the arts in Galicia
in the future.
And for that, I... I started the
festival, Galician Connection.
This is a festival where I put
together international artists
with Galician
traditional artists.
When you learn something
from another culture,
you will grow more if you're
giving back to your own culture.
Just imagine, if we don't have
Silk Road musicians
moving around,
Chinese music scene
or Western music
scene are different.
To me, the world is round.
There's no east or west.
It's just a globe.
As a four-year-old,
what I wanted to do in
life was to understand.
As T.S. Eliot said,
from exploration...
"and the end of all
of our exploring...
"will be to arrive
where we started...
and know the place
for the first time."
I don't think that the Silk Road
Project was his trying to go home.
go away, away from music,
away from a single repertoire.
And I think through
that process,
he found himself at home again.
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