1. Gives a lot of concerts to children
1.1. Do they actually like my music?
1.2. Peer-pressure on what you should like
2. Did an experiment
2.1. two weeks ago, in front of the building
2.2. let random people just listen to music trough headphones off a smartphone
2.3. What would you like to do while listening to this (classical upbeat) music?
2.3.1. Some would like to listen to it at home while relaxing
2.3.2. someone else would use it for working out
2.3.3. Got so many diverse reactions
2.4. wanted to get to people unexpectedly
2.4.1. convey my state of wonder to the audience at exactly the same moment
3. "When playing music i want to convey my state of wonder to the audience at exactly the same moment"
3.1. @dariavdbl awakens a sense of wonder at #TEDxAms #liveyoung @TEDxAms http://instagr.am/p/SqFGKRJlhn/
4. About
4.1. ...the author
4.1.1. Daria Van Den Bercken
4.1.1.1. @dariavdb
4.1.1.2. dariavandenbercken.com
4.2. ...this talk
4.2.1. Reactions
4.2.1.1. Falling in love with Handel! #TEDxAms
4.2.1.2. Daria van den Bercken sure knows how to 'Händel' the crowd at #TEDxAms
4.2.1.3. at #tedxams @dariavdb explains how her music connects people... and makes her curious about them too!
4.2.1.4. now #tedxams Daria van den Bercken plays #händl on the street "I can reach people with my music, a state of wonder" @sonyclassics @tedxams
5. "My personal state of wonder"
5.1. Had the flu
5.1.1. started browsing the internet
5.2. Discovered music i hadn't heard before
5.2.1. 'Händel'?
5.3. what happened next:
5.3.1. "my personal state of wonder"
5.3.2. Music struck a 'personal note in me'
5.4. plays two contrasting peaces of music
6. melancholy & pure vibrant energie
6.1. The two contrasting peaces of music i experienced
7. fun to do
7.1. amazing experience
7.2. why would i risk my life
7.2.1. playing piano
7.2.1.1. bungling at a cord
7.2.1.2. riding on cobbles stones road
7.2.1.3. why?
7.2.1.3.1. fell in love with music: Händel