Conduct Us
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We put a Carnegie Hall orchestra in the middle of New York City and placed an empty podium in front of the musicians with a sign that read, "Conduct Us." Random New Yorkers who accepted the challenge were given the opportunity to conduct this world-class orchestra. The orchestra responded to the conductors, altering their tempo and performance accordingly.
Created and Directed by Charlie Todd
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Produced by: Deverge
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A collaboration with Carnegie Hall and Ensemble ACJW
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Producers: Alan Aisenberg, Andrew Soltys
Editor: Denis Cardineau
Director of Photography: Ilya Smelansky
Camera: Myo Campbell, Denis Cardineau, Ilya Smelansky, Chloe Smolkin, Spencer Thielmann
Production Sound: Harris Karlin
Photography: Ari Scott
Production Assistants: Juan Cocuy, Kelley Dunlap, Peter Kelly, Michael Tannenbaum
Producers for Carnegie Hall: Nate Bachhuber, Jonathan Bradley, Adrienne Stortz
Musicians: Ensemble ACJW, see video for full credits
Special Thanks: Ethan Lercher & Rossini Yen, 34th St. Partnership
Music: Overture from Mozart's Marriage of Figaro
Full credits at Improv Everywhere
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コメント (21)
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actual conductor walks up
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what happened if an actual conductor walked up and started conducting XD Edit: 5 years ago... I don't even remember making this comment. How the hell did it get so much attention???
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So I go to this music class and my teacher showed this to us, since we are learning to conduct, telling us this is why we must always be prepared.
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You think they'd shit their pants if an actual world-renowned conductor just happened to be there and started conducting?
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The white red head lady thought she was doing something .. I'm fuckin dead💀
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I love how much fun the people look like they're having. Even if they also look like they don't have a clue what they're doing.
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The guy in the white hoodie was like wigardium leviosaaaaaa
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I love it how they give people the opportunity to do something that not everyone gets to do. This just so inspirational on how people can express themselves
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Now do a Carnegie Hall conductor with a random New Yorker orchestra.
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We thought the random New Yorkers were gonna be treble, but these guys were sharp and really measured up. Bravo!
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Ever since my orchestra teacher saw this, he lets audience members conduct us during our Christmas concert. It's great, they have so much fun! Especially the little kids ^_^
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The joy in their eyes makes me smile
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This is wonderful and adorable and I'M NOT TEARING UP AT ALL. I'M A STRONG MAN.
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lol @ the women who made the boy stand up
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conduct us part 2 plssss like if u want this again!!!!
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It would be kinda cool if one of the "conductors" was actually a real conductor.
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I sometimes think about moving to New York, just for Improv Everywhere.
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no patrick mayonnaise is not an instrument
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This is the greatest thing i have ever seen
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I am undergoing treatment for stage IV breast cancer. As soon as I am healthy enough, I am putting "be part if an Improv everywhere mission" at the top of my bucket list! Thanks for making this chick smile and forget the hard stuff for a while! Learned about you through your documentary on Netflix... and I'm hooked. Xoxo
