Anika Paulson: How I found myself through music
Аника Полсон: Как я обрела себя благодаря музыке
Anika Paulson’s love for music permeates her understanding of herself, her surroundings and the mysteries that make up the smallest and biggest parts of life. Full bio
Double-click the English transcript below to play the video.
a big part of my life.
важной частью моей жизни.
countries and lifetimes away.
через поколения и расстояния.
you're playing with,
кто играет с нами,
musical fine arts event.
связанных с музыкой.
this thing with rhythms.
the hallways of my school
on my leg with my hands,
хлопая по ноге
of the rhythm --
повторяющийся ритм,
like theory and history.
вроде истории или теории.
just listened to a song,
слушали какую-нибудь песню,
called "rhythmic dictation,"
«ритмический диктант»,
an amount of measures
with the proper rests and notes.
с правильными паузами и нотами.
and harmonies to play on top of.
и придаёт ей гармонию.
what to do and to stay on track,
и не забывать о важном,
следуя за биением сердца.
a harmonic structure in your life
обрести гармонию в жизни,
и последовательности.
chords and patterns.
sometimes I loved it and it was great,
там было здорово,
of my natural environment,
to structure myself,
чтобы наполнить себя,
all these other sounds.
to sound like theirs.
становилась похожа на их.
with the changes in my life.
с переменами в жизни.
between music and life.
связаны друг с другом.
it allows us to escape it.
отвлечься от всего.
that lives inside of you.
может прозвучать натянутым,
an interest of mine.
between the two --
между ней и музыкой.
из многих теорий,
at its simplest form, is this:
рассказывает о следующем:
and neutrons and electrons,
нейтронов и электронов,
of little coiled strings,
из маленьких скрученных струн,
that make everything what it is.
появляется благодаря их вибрациям.
"The Universe in a Nutshell,"
взаимодействия —
and the two strong forces --
и оба субатомных взаимодействия —
to explain physics
between these strings;
you can play on these strings;
которую играют эти струны,
is a "symphony of strings."
это «симфония струн».
and everything we know.
and they hold us together.
к своей песне.
ABOUT THE SPEAKER
Anika Paulson - Student, musicianAnika Paulson’s love for music permeates her understanding of herself, her surroundings and the mysteries that make up the smallest and biggest parts of life.
Why you should listen
Anika Paulson's escape is always music. A self-proclaimed nervous Minnesotan, music is the measure of her life's tempo. There's no doubt that whatever Paulson decides to do, she will use the power and metaphor of music to guide her future. After all, according to Paulson, whether it's friendships or string theory, everything is music.
Paulson studies biology at the University of Minnesota Morris. In December 2016, she was one of 18 students from around the world selected to speak at the first-ever TED-Ed Weekend at TED's headquarters in New York City. She then had the honor of presenting her talk at TED 2017 in Vancouver.
Anika Paulson | Speaker | TED.com