Jacob Collier Harmonises The Audience [Toronto]

Jacob improvises the audience, during his performance at The Opera House in Toronto.

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[joshuamg]

This type of audience is what every artist wants as a fanbase.... You can see that they're collaborating with the artist, paying attention, showing respect to Jacob and his music.
Kudos to them.

[Incogk]

Freddie Mercury:

Jacob Collier: "Hold my

[grahamkristensen]

"So what instruments do you play, Jacob?"
"Oh, just piano, guitar, bass, drums, people"
"Wait, what was that last one?"
"Drums?"

[lukeharvey]

I have never been so amazed by a performers ability to control the audience

[jaydendcosta]

I was at this concert and it was magical. Not just Jacob himself, but also all the people that came to see this. Jacob using the audience as an instrument is particularly beautiful because it is an instrument that he himself has built and created. He went from being just another kid in his room to assembling a multi-continental audience... I'm excited to see what he does and how he will progress in the next few years, and will definitely be at the May 17th concert in Toronto if it hasn't already sold out.

[billymiskimmin]

When he brings the left section up and the right section back down simultaneously to get home to the root chord gives me goosebumps

[preciousjewelamor]

The amount of staggered breathing in the middle audience is unimaginable.

[RogerioDec]

Not satisfied with playing all the instruments, now he plays people ...

[paulpicku]

Me: falls as sleep In Jacobs concert
Jacob: ok guys, let's send this guy to heaven.

[画宇]

It's like church except everyone knows the melody.

[ojaimark]

These lyrics speak to me on a very personal level. Tbf though I am a ghost and it is nice to hear some music in my native language for once.

[kaelanboyd]

Honestly, I think this is how it sounds when humanity comes together. Not just vocally, but spiritually, socially, politically, and everything else in between. We have differences (like the different sections of the audience), but when we’re United as one, we too can sing a beautiful song. Much love Jacob!

[capt_howdy]

When your audience is made up of competent musicians

[Don-Scrima]

Jacob Collier (Profile):
• One of the most renowned and talented musicians in the 21st century.
- Fluent in multiple instruments (and can probably easily pick up any others).
- Has a better sense of pitch accuracy then any singer or musician I’ve seen or heard of.
• Dresses like he hasn’t eaten breakfast yet.

[jamesschell]

So cool how he shows everybody that anybody can make music, almost everybody is born with the power to sing

[estaful]

I attended a music conference a few years ago. It consisted of about 150 Anglican musicians. Believe me, when we sang it sounded just like this. When I get to heaven, please god let it be this way. I’m so hoping🌺

[GHRiz]

When he posted the short clip of this on Twitter yesterday, I cried. Then I watched this, and cried again. This is the most beautiful thing in the universe. I would pay money to attend an entire 2 hour concert where he did nothing but play the audience.

[phillipsouthard]

The hard part of this isn’t getting the whole group on the same note. 95% of people can sing. The hard part is getting the whole group to perfectly change to the note you’re hearing in your head, which is incredible to watch!

[Liz-icjb]

This is what gospel choir directors do. But to do this with an audience of strangers is awesome and beautiful.

[_hexes_]

This video took me on a spiritual journey and then softly tucked me into bed