Comments on: Conan Conan http://www.post-concrete.com/blog/?p=125 東亞美學研究所 Wed, 08 Sep 2010 13:59:58 -0700 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: Dajuin http://www.post-concrete.com/blog/?p=125&cpage=1#comment-115360 Dajuin Thu, 15 May 2008 09:18:23 +0000 http://www.post-concrete.com/blog/?p=125#comment-115360 Jeff, yeah! Conan rules !! Jeff,

yeah! Conan rules !!

]]> By: Jeff Tam http://www.post-concrete.com/blog/?p=125&cpage=1#comment-115356 Jeff Tam Sun, 11 May 2008 15:19:17 +0000 http://www.post-concrete.com/blog/?p=125#comment-115356 I am so glad to see someone who likes Conan and Classical music (or music in general) as much as I do. One more thing about Conan, though he makes fun of the political landscape of US a lot. But it's always done in good taste and right perspective, as he studied American History and Literature back in Havard, and was the only person in 100 years to hold the chairman of the Comedy Club twice in a row, AND graduate with a cum laude. Conan is funny because he knows more than anyone else, and think at least 2 steps in front of everyone. Your observation about his auditory ability is very acute though. I am so glad to see someone who likes Conan and Classical music (or music in general) as much as I do.

One more thing about Conan, though he makes fun of the political landscape of US a lot. But it’s always done in good taste and right perspective, as he studied American History and Literature back in Havard, and was the only person in 100 years to hold the chairman of the Comedy Club twice in a row, AND graduate with a cum laude.

Conan is funny because he knows more than anyone else, and think at least 2 steps in front of everyone.

Your observation about his auditory ability is very acute though.

]]> By: tzuhsien http://www.post-concrete.com/blog/?p=125&cpage=1#comment-2123 tzuhsien Tue, 23 Jan 2007 05:45:45 +0000 http://www.post-concrete.com/blog/?p=125#comment-2123 心理學的實驗就顯示這一點 人的注意力和意志力真的很有限 關心範圍廣泛又有能力做到的是少數中的少數 這就是我說"這句話的某部分似乎是很正常的事。"的原因 心理學的實驗就顯示這一點
人的注意力和意志力真的很有限
關心範圍廣泛又有能力做到的是少數中的少數
這就是我說”這句話的某部分似乎是很正常的事。”的原因

]]> By: Dajuin http://www.post-concrete.com/blog/?p=125&cpage=1#comment-2105 Dajuin Tue, 23 Jan 2007 01:13:55 +0000 http://www.post-concrete.com/blog/?p=125#comment-2105 梓賢：我這裡指的不聽音樂，是抽象的說法，不是說人們有沒有時間去聽音樂，而是關心音樂與否、關心世界的聲音與否，對世界上除了自己自己以外的一切有興趣與否。 梓賢：我這裡指的不聽音樂，是抽象的說法，不是說人們有沒有時間去聽音樂，而是關心音樂與否、關心世界的聲音與否，對世界上除了自己自己以外的一切有興趣與否。

]]> By: tzuhsien http://www.post-concrete.com/blog/?p=125&cpage=1#comment-2089 tzuhsien Mon, 22 Jan 2007 18:46:59 +0000 http://www.post-concrete.com/blog/?p=125#comment-2089 “眾所週知，演奏家不聽音樂，作曲家不聽音樂，音樂系師生耳朵最封閉。” 這句話的某部分似乎是很正常的事。傳統樂器的職業演奏家，每天怕要花不少時間在琢磨自己的技藝上，如果認真的話，就是全身心的投入，若在閒暇時還要聽別人的東西，恐怕會瘋掉。電腦音樂家(如果這是個適當的詞)的工作是不是少不了寫寫程式、擺弄擺弄各種新奇玩意？那麼在“不工作”時就比較有可能回歸聲音，打開耳朵。 最近看了一本書“A Mind of its Own: How Your Brain Distorts and Deceives” by Cordelia Fine。雖說比不上曾志朗教授在科學人上的專欄生動，但它比較系統地羅列了實驗心理學的有趣案例，提到很多人類心靈的“特點”(無可救藥的缺點更妥切些？)。現在我若發現自己有什麼問題，就常以“理有必至、情有可原”來開脫。當然若是別人愚蠢行為讓我抓到，我不拿來說事才怪。畢竟嚴於待人寬於律己也是我們這種靈長類動物的特徵之一。 “眾所週知，演奏家不聽音樂，作曲家不聽音樂，音樂系師生耳朵最封閉。”
這句話的某部分似乎是很正常的事。傳統樂器的職業演奏家，每天怕要花不少時間在琢磨自己的技藝上，如果認真的話，就是全身心的投入，若在閒暇時還要聽別人的東西，恐怕會瘋掉。電腦音樂家(如果這是個適當的詞)的工作是不是少不了寫寫程式、擺弄擺弄各種新奇玩意？那麼在“不工作”時就比較有可能回歸聲音，打開耳朵。

最近看了一本書“A Mind of its Own: How Your Brain Distorts and Deceives” by Cordelia Fine。雖說比不上曾志朗教授在科學人上的專欄生動，但它比較系統地羅列了實驗心理學的有趣案例，提到很多人類心靈的“特點”(無可救藥的缺點更妥切些？)。現在我若發現自己有什麼問題，就常以“理有必至、情有可原”來開脫。當然若是別人愚蠢行為讓我抓到，我不拿來說事才怪。畢竟嚴於待人寬於律己也是我們這種靈長類動物的特徵之一。

]]> By: Dajuin http://www.post-concrete.com/blog/?p=125&cpage=1#comment-1957 Dajuin Thu, 18 Jan 2007 01:19:07 +0000 http://www.post-concrete.com/blog/?p=125#comment-1957 aWei, 訪談不錯。雖然 Charlie Rose 總是儍呼呼。 aWei, 訪談不錯。雖然 Charlie Rose 總是儍呼呼。

]]> By: GNO » (Extra)ordinary sayings about sound #9 http://www.post-concrete.com/blog/?p=125&cpage=1#comment-1936 GNO » (Extra)ordinary sayings about sound #9 Wed, 17 Jan 2007 07:11:53 +0000 http://www.post-concrete.com/blog/?p=125#comment-1936 [...] ‘Those who make a living by making sound don’t have time (and don’t bother) to listen - this has always been the case. As we all know, (classical music) performers don’t listen to music, composers don’t listen to music, and conservatory students have the deafest ears in the world. That’s why jazz players are often found praising their colleagues: great ears on that guy, he keeps listening to other band members’ sounds and chords even when he’s doing his own solo.’ - Dajuin Yao, blog post. (Translated by Lawrence Li.) January 17, 2007 | In ESAS | [...] [...] ‘Those who make a living by making sound don’t have time (and don’t bother) to listen – this has always been the case. As we all know, (classical music) performers don’t listen to music, composers don’t listen to music, and conservatory students have the deafest ears in the world. That’s why jazz players are often found praising their colleagues: great ears on that guy, he keeps listening to other band members’ sounds and chords even when he’s doing his own solo.’ – Dajuin Yao, blog post. (Translated by Lawrence Li.) January 17, 2007 | In ESAS | [...]

]]> By: aWei http://www.post-concrete.com/blog/?p=125&cpage=1#comment-1935 aWei Wed, 17 Jan 2007 04:43:38 +0000 http://www.post-concrete.com/blog/?p=125#comment-1935 Google Video上有他最近的一個訪談，值得ㄧ看。 <a href="http://video.google.com/url?vidurl=http%3A%2F%2Fvideo.google.com%2Fvideoplay%3Fdocid%3D-4443560267878598550%26q%3Dcharlie%2Brose%252Bconan&docid=-4443560267878598550&ev=v&esrc=sr1&usg=AL29H22_jvEExHPAp0HXMO0uPcptz7TB_A" rel="nofollow">Charlie Rose - An hour with Conan O'Brien</a> Google Video上有他最近的一個訪談，值得ㄧ看。

Charlie Rose – An hour with Conan O’Brien

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