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My Favorite Things was a record that I actually played for my friends
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Chasing Trane: The John Coltrane Documentary

My Favorite Things was a recordthat I actually played for my friends because I felt like...

My Favorite Things was a record
that I actually played for my friends because I felt like they would like it. The reason that music touches everybody
is that was Coltrane's intention, and he put a lot of everybody's music
in that music. You know? And that soprano-saxophone,
that kind of nasal sound is really popular all over the world. Coltrane had worked
on that his entire life. How can I bring people together, and How can I bring these cultures
and How can I bring this music together? And what allowed him to bring it together
was a spiritual consciousness

Full Transcript

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My Favorite Things was a record that I actually played for my friends
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because I felt like they would like it.
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The reason that music touches everybody is that was Coltrane's intention,
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and he put a lot of everybody's music in that music. You know?
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And that soprano-saxophone, that kind of nasal sound
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is really popular all over the world.
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Coltrane had worked on that his entire life.
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How can I bring people together,
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and how can I bring these cultures and how can I bring this music together?
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And what allowed him to bring it together was a spiritual consciousness.
Duration
29 seconds
Views
213
Timestamp in Movie
00:42:02
Uploaded
May 30, 2023
Production
Crew Neck Productions,Meteor 17

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Movie Summary

An exploration of the global power and impact of the music of John Coltrane where the passions, experiences and forces that shaped his life and revolutionary sounds are revealed.

Actors

Denzel Washington
John Coltrane (voice)