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Yo-Yo Ma, el violonchelista más famoso del mundo: “No hay nadie que no sea interesante; por eso quiero mantener la curiosidad hasta el final”

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By Joshua Barone Verified
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Yo-Yo Ma - Bach: Cello Suite No. 1 in Sol mayor, preludio No es fácil entrevistar a Yo-Yo Ma. No porque sea uno de los músicos más famosos del mundo, un violonchelista que ha tocado para líderes mundiales desde que tenía 7 años. Tampoco porque suela responder a las preguntas con largas historias en lugar de frases cortas y concisas. El reto es que él prefiere hablar de ti.
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What if We Were All a Little More Like Yo-Yo Ma?

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By Joshua Barone Verified, Benjamin Rasmussen
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It isn’t easy to interview Yo-Yo Ma. Not because he is one of the most famous musicians alive, a cellist who has been playing for world leaders since he was 7. Nor because he tends to answer questions with long stories rather than sound bites. The challenge is that he would rather be talking about you. “There’s nobody that’s not interesting,” he said by way of explanation during a recent interview at his hotel while performing in Denver.
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El compositor de ‘La Odisea’ no esperaba esto: su música para la escena de las sirenas se volvió viral en TikTok

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By Joshua Barone Verified
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Ludwig Göransson es el compositor sueco detrás de algunas de las bandas sonoras de 'Oppenheimer' y 'Tenet'. 'La Odisea' es su tercera colaboración con Christopher Nolan REUTERS/Sarah Meyssonnier Desde que vi la nueva adaptación de La Odisea de Christopher Nolan, no he podido sacarme de la cabeza un momento en particular. Es una escena famosa: Ulises, advertido sobre las sirenas y su canción fatalmente seductora, pide a sus hombres que se tapen los oídos con cera para protegerse.
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