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Listening as a state of presence in music and martial arts | Nik Bärtsch | TEDxEHLLausanne

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Through a musical performance and a talk, composer and pianist Nik Bärtsch explores the connection of music and martial arts. Hereby the listening sense plays a crucial role. It can be understood as a whole attitude to sharpen our presence. Listening is much more than a passive posture; it is an active action. With Nik Bärtsch’s piano play and talk, you are taken on a journey where you experience how transformative and powerful listening can be. Learn the three principles of musicianship from Nik Bärtsch which can change your presence in daily life. Pianist, composer, and producer Nik is interested in the influence and combination of music and movement. He is the co-founder of the music club EXIL in Zurich and the owner of the label Ronin Rhythm Records. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx

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