Endgame with Gita Wirjawan - Isyana Sarasvati: 10,000 Hours and Serendipity
Episode Date: May 13, 2021Nature or nurture? Hard work or luck? We are taking a deeper look at Isyana Sarasvati's success and genre choice from her upbringing, education, and experiences moving across cultures. ...
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This ishavena
This is endgame.
Hello,
Taman,
today we're in a special
person who's
person who's great
from Indonesia.
Oh, sir.
Hey, Shian, what's good.
Thank you,
thank you,
thank you,
thank you,
this,
such an honor.
I'm a big fan of you.
My wife, we're all big fans of yours.
Thank you, thank you.
I'm going to hear you
There's not only about the journey of the life.
From from from from, from, from, from,
from, then to come from,
from, from, from,
2003.
Taurus, right?
Now, then,
I was in the first,
I'm being a big,
PhD,
the jurusan sociology and human international.
After that, I was back to Indonesia.
One of the other,
is S.D. Class 1, and I've been
to live in Rumah Eang.
In the room Eang.
I'm a professor of physical.
And I'm...
Wow.
In Mnigh.
In Mnib.
And then,
Kaka, I'm a woman.
So,
Latarbelangue,
also, with S2, anthropology.
Now, she's a woman...
...you know, ma'amines.
You know, ma'amines, this is a person,
who are also, a docent, also,
and I'm also a person who's a person who's also
discussion.
That's amazing.
Myrhusen,
my father's also a docent.
So, I'm being a person who's
who,
you know,
and I'm getting to meet,
when people who are like
discussing, the ways,
language, it's always tegang
if you're always
to come to an o'an-a-want-a-lac-or-a-lare
like that,
because, I'm a day-a-a-a-o-a-te-o-a-lomom,
Tiger Mom, which, the latter-belakang
in the music, I guess.
Cilassin, Tiger Mom, that's what?
Tiger Mom, it's for, this is my,
from my own from my life my life.
I'm from agri-hand,
and to give-a-lawfulan,
and to think I,
not much, I can from this
without the help of my
my mother's really,
to really,
to make the child to always
to do it,
and you can do it.
And, there's always there
of the problem you've got to be able to.
Practice makes perfect.
Very tough.
How tough?
Not tough,
yeah.
Because, while while-
Even though...
More than...
More than...
...you're more to be practiced,
you know,
practice makes perfect.
Because Do Tucci,
can, it's really
clooped to competition,
yeah,
competition
amat-s-so-strick,
people,
people,
where we're not going to be there's wrong.
And, it's going to be able to there's a lot.
So, there's one part, if we're going to go to grand final
that we're giving in quarantine 15 minutes.
Dicassie just 2-4 bar,
notation to make,
it's just one of 1⁄2 million.
It's just about 1⁄2 minutes,
that's a time I can't I'll looka-lopan.
With that, I can be able to be a person
I'm very peck to have little
here,
people who are very disciplined,
what's what you're doing
what's doing by you?
The example is
the thing is simple,
when I'm going to competition.
I'm taking more,
that,
it's been booking in studio.
Senin,
Selasa,
Camis,
Jumat,
Saturday,
that's,
school, but also the program school, the only,
but I'm going to be able to be able to be able.
But sometimes, there's part where there's puberty,
like, you know, like, oh,
I don't want to be, but,
but, you know, but,
you're going to be,
you're going to be,
there's a bit more,
there's a time,
there,
is,
there,
no, no.
No, no.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No, no.
You've done your best.
Okay.
Yes.
Always, it's always you're also, yeah,
if you're not your day you're not,
but it's not that you're going to be it.
Okay.
That's important.
Yeah.
And what other,
is,
whether he's to be ammanacan
or not,
yeah,
doing time,
or something,
if,
if, if, if,
so, if,
this, I mean, I'm about book for eight-jamb.
Yeah, all.
Actually, not be checked,
really, after seven, eight-year,
young, not?
But it's not too.
But that's not even though tiger mom,
I also always learn,
from Bapa, yeah.
That, we have, from,
we always have to find out
in the opportunity, in the situation that there.
And then I always have to always
believe that in the constant is a perubhance
is a perubhance,
that's always,
we're always to be able to
having a problem that in our lives.
And that I've got from the small,
to be able to bea
to Indonesia,
have adaptation,
adaptation of buddh,
pola-pick,
then,
SMA-Kast-2,
go to Singapore,
I mean,
English, it's not much,
you have adaptation,
yeah.
Yeah, what's,
what's,
I'm saying English,
English, yeah,
then,
to get English,
yeah,
but,
it's just,
I'm just,
so,
how to survive,
in the pandemic,
this,
I think,
the life is always
,
and,
even,
it's a
Dxathe,
we can't
be able to
, we can't
get in
but don't have never get given up to the same.
Motivation is, the,
the gooderate from the other,
yeah.
Yeah.
Now, try, de-tribed,
why can be that's because
many, can, the other,
in the out,
that's used to be able to study,
but still not to studio,
not want to belajure.
But if you,
you're really,
you're good,
and you're also,
that you don't know you don't even be able to be called.
Yeah.
If I, I see,
I'm really,
that's not,
that's about,
because I have,
she did being,
feeling,
and I'm not,
I'm not jagged
about,
gawmonged,
but I,
but I have a good,
now,
this is damn good right now.
Oh, thank you,
but,
But I'm not thinking about music is one of the medium
to be able to expressing in the heart and thinker.
And it's medium therapeutic, for me.
From the little, I can't, like,
not even more, more happy,
that's, it's, that's, it's,
it's, to play the piano.
And I have, I've got,
when we were, we can record,
yeah, recordings, that, you know,
when I got, there are recordings, one,
recordings, two, three,
what, when, did,
But I'm always, ma'amai, ma'i, and compoes
and composed, when it's just about my own.
So, that's just about my way.
Okay.
And this I'm going to try to correlations
with buddhae who are in the room of
time.
Because I see, that's success in many of
people, it's correlates with
buddhae that there in a roomatag.
Mugin'n't,
not, discussion with the
father, or,
or I'ma,
That's the other way so that you're always
to be called to motivaumotivation
to be it.
Not to be what's not what you're in context that you
in a context that you're saying,
maybe it's just by the way to piano just.
That's because of the caseratiant
the buddaya that in the room of the house of my.
I'm a mother, yeah?
Yeah, and in the room of the other,
Yeah, yeah, maybe, yeah, maybe.
Kaka also, playing piano, right?
Yeah, but I'm playing piano, too,
and you know, maybe, not that?
I'm not even to think to that,
so, yeah, so, yeah.
But, you know, maybe, maybe, just,
yeah, because I see,
if I read, there's a book
that's outliers,
that's that's the highlight,
there, there, there are a few
one of the culture.
Okay.
culture in the home-tangue, culture in the ecosystem,
in the city of the home-tangue.
And the company's like how,
and then, how much,
that's how much to be able to find solutions
for whatever trauma of the problem that he's left.
And, and...
...resuccesses of a person,
if, I mean, I,
with, you know,
not only, but, but,
but, the, Kri-Krass.
Yes, yes.
Now, we're going on the Kras.
What that, yeah.
How about a day?
Dullo, when it was 8-12 hours.
Wow.
How many years that was done?
From the age of 7 to the same, before Singapore,
that's, 16?
16.
Yeah.
Okay.
Nambung.
Because in the book that,
it's just
to say, sometimes,
that's extraordinary,
in dimension of whatever,
or in athletics,
like,
like,
olarag, or music, or politic, and whatever,
that's the amount of
dollars that's allocasican.
10,000 hours low, yeah?
I believe.
Five-jams a day, it's,
it's, or more,
1,000-jams-town.
If you're 5-day,
if you're,
Well, it's about, it's 10,000 hours.
Yeah, I'm sure, I'm saying that.
So I want to talk to nature and nurture, too, yeah.
Now, how?
But this, but this,
you believe more in nature or nurture?
This, it's kind of a bit,
not all, yeah, Pa.
So, what I'm from
is, what I'm being given to God
to us, without we want,
And I think we, in this,
the task of manusia is
to change the potential,
we can be able to be a set
to be capital,
and how to do it,
and how to do it,
you have to do with nurture.
Nurture, yeah,
from the linguang,
from the community,
of the school,
latihan,
which,
I think I'm minimal
10,000 time it,
or even,
that,
then,
with that,
we can be able
to be model
to be able to
If you're talking nurture, it's kind of mined that's
that's the nature of the environment.
Yeah, the most, maybe, the
the other, yeah.
And I'm, I'm,
and I'm,
and I'm a part-and-a-lure-and-law-lank.
And if, when I'm actually
not going to look at,
I'm going to be deline by docent
docademici,
yeah, maybe I'm
maybe I'm doing
docent or,
to be a person-lieti,
but because I'm
doing the nature of my
and I have a tiger mom,
I'm, I'm not,
And I, what, I, I, I, too,
I'm, you,
I'm, you know,
that God, to give two of the
decedasance to me,
the cedarsal and
the decedarsan personal.
So I'm focused on that.
And I, I like,
maybe,
to look,
the people,
the potential they,
the potential they're
that.
I'm, I'm going to
that.
I'm focused to,
we're going to
be sure
variables that are very,
that are really,
make-unctum-kind you.
Yeah, right?
Now, this also,
in this book,
where the unsure of the goodunct
that's very important,
it's very important.
Anguplagely there are like you
but,
maybe not be clinging
by the people
like who are like
who's like you,
maybe just it's not like
like you.
Yeah, right?
And,
timing it's also.
Yeah, you're like in 2009-3,
that's at the time,
where, maybe,
internet just started,
where,
where communication is
more can be done
through pipa pips that more
more,
that's maybe
that is also
with co-relation
with your successan
I.
I don't know,
but I'm just
that I'm just
not only the culture, but also luck.
Luck plays a big part in life.
Let's talk about luck.
Do you believe in luck?
Do you believe in horoscope?
Horoscope?
Yeah.
Yeah, it's just to be said,
yeah, like,
and if you're being abing
if you're being,
if you're not,
not, no,
that's,
but I believe in luck,
But there are people.
But there are people who practice harder, you get luckier.
Oh, really?
You know?
If you don't practice at all, how do you know if you're lucky?
Yeah, right?
And that I'm really, I believe,
correlation between the Kersersers
with the good thing.
So you're blessed.
Amen.
Now, then, if I want to ask,
can ask,
musicality your and if you're not only
if you're not being,
that's what's what's what's it,
what's it's being,
maybe it's also if you're going to be opera.
Duran, yeah,
with a latin' 18-12-jambia,
that's one of one.
And then, also,
and then add the time of the time
with the time with competition,
make composition,
and then, I'm going to go to courses.
Because I'm really,
I'm going to be able to
formal, not formal,
so, we're going to competition,
and also, also,
also, also,
master classes.
So, we'll learn many
from the genius music
this,
and even long-long-long-
if it's with mentor,
with docent.
Yeah, not-lang-long-out
the career of their.
So, it's always, I'm going to learn, like.
If you go to piano, what?
What routines of the routine that is done?
Routines, what's the routine,
what's the time, right, making a career.
And, uh, didn't,
before, I'm going to start,
before making,
make,
before, when you're still,
still,
yeah,
because,
because, there's,
yes,
piano,
So I'm like, so I usually, I'm just like,
and then, other, it, also,
also, it's just,
maybe, maybe, maybe,
make just, just, gawr.
When you're going to be a year?
Umu of seven-year.
Umu of seven, yeah?
S.D., yeah, that's, that's, you, too,
there's also one song that I've created for Hary Ibu.
Wow.
For S.D.
Okay, then, if you're going to,
if you're to piano,
you're playing a career,
Right.
Right.
Right.
Right.
Or composition?
Can't.
It's like I'm going to put in social media, kind of
kind of, like, like, like, I'm going to just, just post.
And I'm going to say, okay, this I'm like I'm going to say.
Like, like, one-minute composition, like.
What's the whole thing?
What's the composition?
Emotion?
Emotion.
Emotion?
Emu.
Perasaan.
And then?
Temperature.
Or percal?
with heraping with her own?
I'm not.
I'm more to...
from in-dial-duty, so,
only melawaping,
emotion,
pergumulant
that's in
in my own
or the result
contemplation.
Wow, deep.
More to reflexes
d'y, so far,
yeah, the other
more, what,
what,
in the,
in a genre, or...
If,
if, if,
people more labeling it progressive,
rock classic, there's a word of classic.
Let's talk about that.
Okay.
You're inspired by,
the dream theater.
Yes.
Dooloo, that's in,
even in the 80s,
even about 80s,
there's,
some,
I'm,
I'm gonna do you.
Yeah, yeah.
The first,
that's the name is queen.
Who.
The two, Pink Floyd.
And the three, Rush.
Yeah.
But if I hear in the songs that's more
n'rapped to rush,
than pink-floyd or queen.
Yeah, but I'm in the blackie,
queen, though, you know.
You've never heard,
the lagoes rush.
Not too much more men-darker.
Try, yeah, yeah.
It's, why, so,
can't be there to dream theater,
queen?
Well, actually, if you're
disdorsing and instrumentation lines
of the piano, it's really classical,
but because it's in the unsur distortion,
then arrangement full band.
Who?
Calpred's who, who's in distortion to your life?
Queen.
Who who who knowed Queen's not?
Bapa.
That.
That's my.
That's my.
She's really with Queen.
I like many genres music, Queen, the Beatles, Simon Garfunkel, country songs
also, jazz, that's.
If you're what you make you like?
Freddie Mercury or Brian May or who, who?
Yeah, or because there opera?
That, the other one of the two, I really, that they're, what they're, what
What's what's the other,
making music, you, yeah, not as well as
structure, you know, it's just be able to be
and then, just, how they're just,
if it's just from their heart of their
they're let's look and they're not
repudely can respond of the other.
And that I apply also to mindset I,
that what's important, as a symemone,
happy with the carian, and, you know,
just, and, yeah, well,
just, I just, what,
from from heart to to heart too.
Okay.
To the time, how will be it
progressive?
I don't know, actually.
Because I make a career
that's always
quite spontaneous, so,
so it's going to momentum and the phase of my
maybe,
I'm at the time that
I want to explore this,
genre this,
but not ever
to make make sure
to say,
okay,
Because I'm like this, because I also not even
I've never been for the same
that's gonna be like this.
You'll never know.
Okay, we've got monged about
about how much-tangue,
work-and-careous,
what other,
which, in which,
which,
make of the success of you?
What other,
yeah, that's the success of my.
Yeah.
Um...
Ibarat-cata,
If you could do it again, how would you do it differently to make yourself better?
Wow, I've never been thinking.
I'm not going to spell out of it, sir, because it's...
Or it's...
Or it's okay, it's just too, I'm quite quite.
Because I'm not sure, if I'm not sure, the way,
like, there's game, that's the time,
the time when in computer, if we're just,
we can't one, can go-buka many of the way,
if it's the next to be bombed, what, yeah,
like, what, yeah?
Now, I, I think that's like that.
Because we, we're, now,
we're going to be in this,
in time, that I'm going to be
the time, it was,
it's been able to be able to,
but who know, boom.
So, yeah, it's,
so I've got,
so,
success,
success that I've ever
a success that I've ever
a piece of this,
but not to look to back.
Okay.
I want to take.
Back a little, back a little, to the
time in Singapore and in English.
Why?
Amble a good to go to Singapore and to English?
This is, this is,
this is coming to the question I,
this is the success now,
if you're not to Singapore or Colombia?
No.
No.
This is a really?
Okay.
So, so...
Kupas.
First, why,
why I'm going to leave Singapore?
because at Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts,
there's a fast track,
where, when we have certifications
to music, we don't even lose SMA,
and we can't just go to school.
Because now, I'm not so much,
you know, after we're going to be able
after this, this,
actually, I want to say that,
NUS, but he has lost SMA,
and then, just try Nanyang,
and I'm just, and I have,
I have certifications that from the
from a year that I'm doing,
yeah, I'd, I'd audition.
Now, I'm going to majoring in piano.
I want to piano.
But two mingue before I auditsy,
it's a case of my gips.
Ouch.
Wow.
What?
In Singapore or in here?
In Indonesia, in Bandung.
Like, I was a CETO-SIS.
I was cut, like,
it was like, like, bick, day.
I mean, I'm going to get a guling.
Oh, duh, downed, but it's always I'll audition,
or not want to not.
Yeah, well, I'm going to get up,
just a little, just can't just be able to
but what I'm being a student.
And, and,
I'm back back up tock,
how, even down-bucked-boh,
I'm thinking, oh, I've got a certifications
that's the vocal.
I'm just trying, I'm just saying,
can't, but re-audition, but change major.
They're they said, oh, they'll,
they're going to go, come back again,
come back again,
after I'm going to go,
yeah, I'm going to get a single,
and got scholarship.
Yeah, it's all right,
yeah, because,
can't get pianist,
and be able to be a conductor,
yeah, composer, just,
I never even imagine
the muck'n't the other,
but the punguonged,
but, but,
but, it's not to the vocal,
and I'm not all,
I'm also, I also,
I'm also,
the subject is sure,
There's a lot of acting class, there language classes,
there, what other, dance class,
you know, it's like opera,
that's, from that I was
that was the time I'm coming from a journey
and to bring me to the tick here.
I'm not to learn vocal,
not to take, I'm not to take
not at the time this day,
not can't know technique
to sing in classical music
like that's difficult,
that's really, that's really,
It's very, right.
It's always to be hafal by the body,
but I'm very, I'm very, I'm going to be.
Oh, this, I'm just,
I'm saying,
why I'm going to be vocal, that's.
Oh, that's.
Okay, that's Singapore, right?
Singapore.
In English?
Now, English, it's just
made the bachelor degree
because Nani who's with R.
So, we're called the College of Music.
So, we're going to send us to make it.
Oh, not can't do you.
To go to English.
Yes.
than it's a try and then a good.
Okay.
So, how much of the school in there?
Bessa, DeBelang, it's quite
if in classical music,
we have to accrued strict.
But again,
I think, ahmuhlis,
oh, I'm pretty much,
so, not too
not too much
focus,
with the titic that I'm
too, that I'm going to do you,
that's not an option.
Yes.
True.
Top.
Top.
What's, what's about you, be it?
Onyang, who's the krein'am?
Well, yeah, maybe not askeen you.
Not so, but...
No, ma'am, ma'am.
I mean, I'm going to be around.
It's really cool, more than that's really.
Yeah, it's great.
Yeah, 5-10 people, there,
don't, you always partying in radar.
Oh, this bye-bye, this amani of this.
That's, right, right, right,
and it's, part of department other.
Because, vocal, I was little,
What are four?
What like dance or?
Or?
More to like department piano.
Department of composition.
And then department woodwinds.
There are people who are from,
I'm from, from, but he's from,
but it's great.
When I saw he's playing, it's,
it's, it's, it's,
Gapangang, too, obo.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Sound that he's put in, wow, sincere,
it's, like, it's,
you can't, you can't,
Yes, I've learned.
Yeah, I've learned.
Tenor, Alto?
Altum.
Okay.
Playing lago, what, classic, or progressive, or what?
No.
Jazz.
Yeah, right.
So, yeah, I'm gonna.
Okay.
Who?
Who?
I'm not going to do.
Okay.
There's one name, Candy Dolfer.
Okay.
I'm okay.
I'm just, like, Died G and Dave Kosh.
Okay, okay.
So, that's always,
I always, I'm really,
CD's, if if it's got to the media, oh, he's like to putre,
like, I'm going to play piano jazz,
you know, piano, jazz, saxophone, jazz,
yeah, classic, still, but, still,
learn, A, BR-SM.
So I'm going to get grade,
if grade five, I'm going to get up,
but I'm going to jazz, but,
I'm not a bigot-hatie, jazz, yeah, jazz, yeah,
so hard, you, pa, you know,
scale, scales, and theories, theories, you know,
music music, just, who's just,
Who's what I'm going to?
Gershwin, that's a bit of a bit of a classic.
But the pure jazz, there not?
What?
What?
Du Kalington?
A bit too much.
Toulonius Monk?
It's too.
Chikouria?
Yeah.
Okay.
Herbie Hancock?
No.
No.
Okay.
Chikoria just, it's just,
yeah.
Yeah,
J-Standard, okay,
like, back.
I was when I was going to bea-train,
was a-dalen, like,
playing T-A-Train,
playing electron while singing.
Yes, it's a little,
umura, or 11,
that, that was the promparened at one mall,
and, if, when I got,
the motor, and money, $4,000.
Yeah, I'd do, I'm going,
to, and then, who's,
but I'm gonna,
but I'm, and the one,
but I'm gonna,
Kee-e-k,
like, oh, yeah,
would, right,
Take the A-Train, the bossy to the winner.
It's a great song.
Yeah, very great song.
And then, Biola, biola,
then, biola, then,
so, Electone, piano, Biola.
Then, beren't,
biola,
after having to change three per-emps.
And then I tried flute, saxophone,
and then, yeah, vocal, yeah.
Okay, if biola,
Like, what, classic?
Or, like, classical, or...
Yeah, I'm a good,
yeah.
Cheri, yeah, a jama, baka.
Yeah, baqai, ma, vocal, no, sure,
so, I'm, vocal, no, sure,
so we're, we're talking about,
idylla, idola music, and da.
Classical music,
one of the romantic period,
is Olivia Meshian,
because he was,
it's making from the word,
yeah.
And I'm upbawka
He made up one recital,
because he's very idoling him.
Then, there Charles Guno,
with compositions that were brought walls.
Franchise, again?
Yeah.
And Richard Strauss.
Okay.
And then, if from Baroque Ira or Renaissance,
there's Vivaldi, Bach.
If classical period, there's Mozart,
romantic period,
I like with Beethoven.
If you're going to choose Beethoven and Mozart?
Oh, so hard, yeah.
Different style, sir, I can't.
Different style, I can't.
Who do you think was the better genius?
Oh, do you're going to be it?
Oh, wow, Pat.
Both of the two-two-s,
have had character each-mast.
If from the productivity,
I'd pick Mozart.
Mozart's,
Milder number of 3, 3, 35,
25,
Beethoven, um,
how not even, five, six, five, seven, if not
if you're not.
But, but she's the more
right, right, right,
and he's the first,
and then, right,
and what other?
What other,
classic?
Yeah, what other,
yeah?
Debussy?
Yeah, debussy.
Yeah, debussy.
Yeah, right?
Debusy, too.
He, was,
he, he, was,
Pentatonic and other, and very
and very much morenay music and musicality.
Yeah.
Yeah.
What else?
What else?
What if you're talking about?
If you're being in combination in Queen, Pink Floyd, Rush, Dream Theater,
with Mozart, wow, that's gila that's that out.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Now, I'm going to try, this I'm going to stretch again,
okay.
For to the future, to make up your repertoire
your.
What is the plan?
What is it,
expand the inventory of music that want to be
to hearin?
Or it's just, not even
to hear musicians,
for we can be a career.
I'm more...
I always...
...and I'm always...
...and, I'm going to learn
and...
...and never to keep that thing.
Okay.
How how how expand it?
Yeah, it's open for...
...all about things,
because, again, I'm a bit more than,
I'm not...
...punit there's rumus that, like,
if you give it's about,
to give you to the...
Right, I'm not...
...I'm not to...
...but I'm not...
...that I'm...
...the ...theirererererer...
...theirirer...
...the more...
...the more...
Maybe it's like this.
It's also.
Or, dangdut?
Or I don't know.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Yeah, can be.
Or maybe in classic, we explore just musicians
that other than explored.
Or in progressive rock.
Yeah.
Maybe it's about rush.
Now, Genesis,
did you ever get into?
Genesis, I've heard.
I've got to hear.
Genesis, yes.
But I, I'm still,
That's really melequat in my heart of my own.
But I'm so I'm concerned,
Rush, I think they're going to hear the album.
Yeah, right.
There's.
There are people who,
after the last of the new one,
they're saying,
they're like night wish.
I'm going to hear of Osce.
Yeah, yeah.
Asly.
So, they're also
there, or there?
There.
There.
There.
And time it's also a bit
You're different.
You know, you know, you know,
waltz, yeah, three per four, yeah, yeah.
Yeah.
Did not experiment with 5 per 8, 7 per 8?
There's, there.
There's, there.
In the lago, the key and I'll so on the time signet
time signet to be able.
That, if, I think,
that's the band that I used
in the 10-20-an.
What other, Sian.
What else?
What else?
and we're going to move to the other.
What's it?
What's it?
About it's about your
about your
that's about
to make you
to be inspiration for
for the community
in Indonesia.
Because you're a special talent.
Ah, I'm sorry.
This not,
it's not to get to
people who can
be creati
and this,
and this,
if I'm the product
of many variables
that's really that's very much-enopang
to success of your.
And I want to try highlight just,
or to try to help out what,
what can be a good thing?
I'm happy.
Purpose.
Talk about purpose.
Because I,
if I've got to come a person,
it's a purpose.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Many of people who are better,
not success because he's not
purpose, or sense of purpose.
Do you have a sense of purpose?
I have a sense of purpose?
one of the only one of the life.
If as a musician,
I'd always be able to make
a career that
be a big up and make up
other,
from the time,
the way,
and the more,
from the up,
from the back,
from,
and from,
bad, and,
because I'm
that,
that I'm making
on the original,
songs,
I was about it's not to be un-uncaping in
the other things I don't know-knack-a-as-as-as-all
from contemplation a son-ineman,
from a certain from a person man,
from the result of people,
it's a life-changing for people.
And, you can craving for more,
like, you know, per-cariol-agued,
I've never, there's, I've got to,
I'm saying, I'm thinking,
because of being bingue,
can't even like that, wow,
I'm really, this, and because I always say, I want,
I want to have a career that can be able to help other
people, to have something that's something that's
that's about, before I'm at my purpose in life.
That's one of the one of the classic,
I'm still, I think,
I'm going to get my cita-cita-saint-thinked
to build a school music.
From from the little, when I was from little,
because, other than being maestro,
is I'm going to build school music
my curriculum and syllabus
that's about with me and ping, that I've been
because I think,
because I'm not sad,
not being sad,
I'm not saying,
I'm saying,
I'm going to be able to
people, because I'm,
because, if, if, if,
if, if, if, if,
this, I've,
done, you know,
I've,
long, you know,
this, if,
if, if, if,
I'm not, but there, but there's many
that I've learned that I'm at the success
school music that
can't be able to be able to
people who are talented in Indonesia
who should have a room, safe home,
that's training,
they're to be making musicians
heabat,
not only,
you know,
to learn to be musis,
there, there's disciplinean,
and how we,
what,
you, what, yeah,
and,
and,
that,
that, it's,
I'm like a peckar around because that's all that I've
so much more than I'm being peck
to everyone.
Not only as I'm as a big but as a big of a big body.
So that's like that.
Music Indonesia is like that,
so much.
Amen, amen, amen.
This, if I look,
Indonesia, can, sootulner,
too, but if I'm very many
times, I'm going to,
why, we still just
can't win in Grammy?
Yeah, right?
I've enjoyed, I've been, co-inidination.
But there's no reason we can't.
Now, if I want to try,
cupas, what you can you can do?
What you can do?
We can really, really,
can't be level of level like that.
Okay, I think,
you can't,
talenta, talent,
or even,
talent talenta that young, who
who want like you and stuff,
that's good.
But what other than what can do you?
Yeah, this is really,
I'm really, because I see from Korea,
that's why now can't
come that k-pop is marajalala.
I also also also
and I'm also
and I'm looking that
because k-pop this,
we're also,
want to learn buddhya, Korea, that's heabat.
And, and then after I've got to some of the other than a
one of the other one of the other,
the government's support,
so I'm very, we're also,
we also, also, also,
support more, like, to get,
for, you know,
for, like,
connections,
to, like,
to gawonged,
the mancha,
like that,
like that,
because,
the support of people are really that's really
that we're being put in here,
to venue, or to where,
community, what,
it's actually,
to help us,
so that's more to know.
Because what I've seen,
actually,
music is,
many be minati by the other
but we've got
access,
that,
that's, that's,
that's,
that's,
that's,
if,
but,
the,
the end of the same-of-the-court.
Yeah, right?
Yeah, but at the end-unjung-unct that,
yeah, who's at the end-unct.
That's, yeah, that's,
yeah, that's, if I think,
swasta, more, be more than,
this, how the government can
be able, what,
or, mungang, or mucucucing them
to more, to more,
but...
But,
But, now,
Now, now, if in 5-10 years to the
to 10 years,
will there again, ishiana?
Ooh, wow,
more than Isiana, there,
maybe Isiana version of vocaloid,
like, now,
like, 25 years,
I'm going to conserer
not Isiana as a human,
de, do you,
do, like Hatsunei,
Shapa, who, Hatsune Miku,
you know?
Do you know,
Vosan?
But I can't even be able to be it.
Yeah, that's,
I think the people are more than the concert I do,
like, yeah, vocaloid.
Yeah, I feel like 25, 25.
There are hologram.
Yeah, there's.
Yeah, it's great, yeah.
In Japan, maybe it's like that,
it's like, yeah, that's, that's,
that's, yeah, that's.
You're not, is,
the peran computer,
or the ceredasan artificial?
Succa, see,
because it's,
support my career also.
Because, after the other than,
video clip I also,
I'm also, but if,
if there's computer
that can be able to get in the
sound, that's how,
that's,
it's,
the authenticity of talent.
Yes, yes.
Yeah,
I,
it's at that I'm
had made, I've got
Planned B, like you know,
or what's a plan B.
Or what plan B?
What plan B?
What's the plan B?
What's the robot or robot?
Yeah.
Yeah.
So, I do.
So, I do you're going to orbit in artist,
this, can have recruited
and but the artist is robot.
That's, so.
Try to try a way to be
to be a life,
to adaptation, that.
It's, it's.
It's, it's futuristic,
to the front.
I, I,
We often talk about the cerdasasan artificial and also
the cedasasan biologous.
You are not with concept
to how we can't make up to make up to
our own, with the power of artificial intelligence
or biological intelligence?
So, yeah.
So, there are 100 people like Shiana.
Or even better better.
Ah, God.
It's just to renunked with it.
But it's very, I think, I'm not.
Yeah, right?
But, I can't answer, like, now.
Yeah.
No, but, but, if, I think, this,
it's, it's, to be think,
to be true.
In Korea, what,
yeah, it's,
they've got kind of
with the power of computer,
the power of artificial intelligence,
and, and, and, and,
I'm not, not not-munkim-
Yeah, that in time it's very.
Yeah.
Dunia music in there,
the film, it's been
from 10 years ago.
C.G.I.
It's already from 10 years
last.
Okay, we've got to talk music.
Yeah.
You're taping in NKCTIHI.
NKTCHI.
How that?
The other?
Thank you, though,
can't be in that
thank you, though,
this is very,
this is very,
because I'm not there
dialogue,
I'm not there.
I hope I can say,
I've been playing film,
I got to do not even not go-mong.
But it's not it, but it's just it's been called.
Yeah, I'm going to talk.
Oh, I've ever played film,
before Enkartee CHE.
There in film Millie and Mamet.
Okay.
But it's more about comedy, like, yeah.
But in NKTCHI, it's actually
more focused to the insetre soundtrack,
actually.
Yeah, I'm really,
I'm not sure,
with the album lexicon this
that many people say,
oh, it's a lot of people who,
it's really, like,
but it's really,
but it's still be with soundtrack,
film, but there's still that
so, I'm again,
I'm again, I'm gonna get up to the heart
and you're up to hearty,
and it's,
it's all of the way of it,
everything I have,
whatever,
the genre,
and the other,
And then, it's...
How, how many...
Wow, 40 minutes.
In film, then, what's the next thing?
I think I'm going to be...
I'm going to be open,
because, actually, when we're
we're also, we're also,
we're doing theater, yeah?
Acting class, but...
I'm not...
...there who's already going to play Jishikovat,
don't I'm...
Now, that, what,
the film of Lady Gaga?
A star is born.
Oh, that.
It's kind of, yeah, it's really,
but it's a big-bue musical, I think it's really,
but, but a person-yang-y
it's not that he can't be acting.
Yeah, yeah.
Yeah, right.
I can see you in the film industry.
Oh, really, yeah.
Oh, this is, it's, oh, this is it,
not going to be, so,
so, yeah, so,
just, uh,
yeah, yeah.
Yeah, yeah.
Let's just, let's see,
let's see if,
if opera, how opera, how about?
One, two, note.
Woo-hoo!
Oh, okay.
Oh, okay.
But this, I'm not-lurek it, no, no, no.
No, no.
Improv again.
I'm not going to be it.
Wow.
Lugue.
That's judeau, that's jule of the jewel song.
That's great.
That will inspire so many people in Indonesia.
Amen, amen.
Okay, this I'm going fast forward.
Indonesia to the front.
I always talk about Indonesia to 245.
Okay.
What's 100-town in Indonesia?
Yeah.
24-town, again.
Now, this, can, I've seen,
the government has made
the government that's more than
can more than how much more than the right of cipta.
Yeah, right.
Now, this, if, I think,
it's a long-a-bri-bases,
to appreciate,
yeah, if you're in the world creative.
Now, this, if you're playing,
the music, in hotel, in restaurant,
or at a lot,
there's, there's a royalty,
right?
This is not too disciplined, right?
Yeah.
But already, man, there's been there are.
Now, this is,
maybe more than it's more than it's more.
Yeah, more discipline, too.
Now, I think, I'm in terms of the
of the long of the many
that are being taken to the front.
How can you see Indonesia to the future
2045?
Waddu, this is really, this is really,
it's really,
you're 28,
now, now?
24, and now is 252.
In 52, you're still
be creati, same, sure.
Amen, I, I see,
I'm trying to, this is a dream,
yeah.
I've got school music.
Amen.
Record label, I've,
have talent talent
that's been
banghackan.
And,
also,
I'm a little
people are different,
you know, there are linear,
the traditional or modern,
or modern, there's what I'm saying
that's like a cyclos, like,
so can back again.
If I'm back, if I'm really,
more dialectica,
like, that,
trilogy, tithesis, antithesis-intestis.
Like, for the korekawin'
if I'm gonna say,
vocaloid,
so that's,
that's kind of technology or even genre.
Maybe jazz, the test of jazz, which is a sort of improvisation, blue notes, kind of stuff,
can't be able to anti-sacist.
It's a classical music and it's something new, synthesizing,
I'm like that.
Because it's also I've taken in music music,
but, maybe, it's not too mainstream, like,
but maybe in 2004, it's something that,
Maybe that's something that's something that's like,
well, that's, that's,
like, that's every day,
like, when you're still like to be like,
like, like, like, like,
yeah, like, yeah, like,
maybe 2001 is like that,
and then, maybe,
not people who are people who are being,
being, being here,
we're not focused to the stage
but we're focused on the stage,
but we focus on the robot
for the mangum,
for the vocaloid
is more than,
more than,
Maybe.
But, again, I think, that, that's, that's,
that's, that's, school music and record label,
I'm successful, I'm still be a career,
to give them back to people,
to help other, and then,
before.
This, is,
all of the beckal.
Yeah.
Becal is,
because,
you're,
now, you're,
you've got,
been underpendapatant.
Yeah, right?
Yeah,
much, it's just a good,
It's just a good.
Yes.
Yes.
Can't be.
Inshallah, right?
Ami.
Now, this, what is the isititization?
How we can monetization?
This pipa, YouTube, it's been monetize.
And from record label you can monetize.
From school, it can be monetize.
What else, is, what,
that's, that can be monetize,
so you can't make a legacy
that's great for generation of the people.
To the end-games, I'm going to,
school music, is there,
not?
It's not going to leave legacy?
If it's not even more monetize.
Yeah, right?
Yeah, right.
Because, we're going to learn what
on YouTube, you can't be able to be.
Right.
Right.
Yeah, and to learn music classic, dung-dud,
progressive, heavy metal, rock, blues, jazz,
It's, it's all of them.
To be like to be able to dook-sulap, it's mewethe.
That's, if I think, it's elitist,
but demand-neigh-it-a-you-do.
That, what other?
I want to try to rex the business
you.
How, how, how?
Ah, because,
so, you know,
so you can be able to be
sustainable,
that's kind of the end uptasance,
can be able to be
resinambungan, as you can
can you can't make a legacy,
which is for generation for in in in in in in in inerous.
And if we're going to getarcy penurus,
we're going to be long,
until 2045 and beyond.
Yes.
Yeah, what, is what is it that is about
if you're going to
do with as a musician,
the old, can,
before COVID concert,
yeah,
from the album.
And,
And, if from YouTube just enough,
for the pandemic,
or, then, there's been for concert or what,
or, like, more?
After pandemic?
Yes.
Yes.
We're, well, forget it.
We're going to happen.
We've been for concert,
for tour, too.
But that's all, it's been
but we're just to be in the pandemic,
but we still still
still,
we're still
just in the
after the bigiaghan it,
we're,
we're going,
we're going to,
local,
or international?
We want
guide local and international
too, inshawl.
That's a purpose,
international,
to make proextican Indonesia,
not only isiana
Just.
It's a big mission.
How's it?
How much, it's the plan?
The plan is, I'm not even
I'm having a team.
I'm going to be here,
and I always have to
give up to the gagsan that I've
put to my team this.
Because I,
I, sorry, what,
because I'm,
I'm always,
I'm going to be able to
people, not just
so, it's about
And then, it's not about, it's little, for now,
but we have vision,
that's the same,
with a visi mission that's a certain
frequency,
so if you're an official team now,
that's mine, I've got to be,
this is a gagasin that I've got
just, I'm going to let me,
gai gina, gina, this,
target, this, this, this,
y'an, that,
that's more chagued to
make, you know,
how, what, you know,
like a way, like, it's like, if you're going to be it.
But it's important for you have a vision,
so that's the team executions just,
that's going to be able to,
but, what I'm trying to punching
is, in the mission of your vision,
there, no, purpose to
to make internationalization in Indonesia.
Because, like, I'm going to,
like, I'm going to bea-gamous,
Indonesia, is,
it's the biggest number-normer-n-n-four in the
democracy the number three in the world,
the country Muslim in the world,
but if we're to many of the places in the world,
they're a bit more good-dung.
Yeah, buttool, now Indonesia,
or sometimes, you know, Bali,
yeah, and, and,
and, and, if there's a cabar that's
okay, there's banjure, like,
there mbap, there, there, there,
there, but this, it's where soft power,
this can be buwagh-and-power,
and soft power, it's from,
from people creative, like you.
Now, that's when you know,
you know,
people can't,
there Rich Bryan,
there Joey Alexander,
there Stephanie Putry,
there,
there, there,
there is Shiana Sarasvati.
Now, I think,
we can't really,
we can be.
Holy cow, he's in Carnegie Hall.
Oh, amen, yeah.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
How that?
Well...
I think, see,
to see,
that's realization.
Amen, amen.
Maybe one of the one of the
one of the most of the tour to out,
yeah, sir, yeah,
have.
That's one way.
Yes.
Have to beaunticant
Derry.
And, maybe,
you know,
joined with
other people
who maybe
even more than you
in the world international.
Yeah, right.
Yeah.
Like Celine Dion,
before,
when at all the time
up for Brian Adams.
Nobody knew her.
Nobody knew her.
Okay, okay.
If people want to watch Brian Adams, in the
one of the warm-up of the Celendion.
Tibba,
Tibertimore,
right,
now, Brian Adams has been
left from Celendion.
Yeah, yeah.
Now, that,
when you know,
you know,
you're from Indonesia,
oh,
wow,
it's,
this great
really,
that's soft power.
What do you think?
How do you think?
I'm giving you ideas.
Yeah, ma.
Bechart, don't it.
I have, yeah, I think, it's,
it's, it's, it's, it's,
for now, maybe,
in detail or technicist, we're still...
You have time.
You're still young.
28.
But I'm just, I'm just,
I can.
I'm just, I'm just,
the body manuset,
you're like Lampu aladdin.
Right,
Which is my command?"
Yeah, if we say, it's not, it's not,
you know, it's my command.
It's never to get to the end up to the
end up to the point of the
I'm saying, I think,
it's just, you know, the secret,
but it's, it's, it's,
you know, your wish is my command,
and I'm going to.
I want to ask,
there's a girl that's great
really, Alicia Keys.
You like her?
Yes, I like her.
You see yourself as somebody like her?
Agha bit, genre.
It's kind.
It's great, really, yeah.
Yeah, but ballad you're not just,
javis,
but you're not just,
yeah.
Yeah, it's just,
it's just to be able to be
under you.
Yeah.
Can cross.
Yeah.
How?
Nah.
Cren,
so,
don't stand-in'am
with Lyshikiskees,
that's great,
role model,
because I was,
You know, with my kakakak.
Dream big.
Oh, yeah?
You've got a dream big.
Oh, yeah.
Right, right.
Yeah.
Yeah.
That's right.
Diana crawl.
That's a bit more jazz.
Yeah.
I've heard, Sarah.
Yeah.
Yeah, can.
Yeah, can.
Can play piano,
and, and the sound,
yeah.
That, if, I mean,
it's, yeah,
benchmark, like, or acuance,
or, or, like,
What else, what else, for Indonesia in 2004.
For Indonesia, 2045?
For Indonesia?
For Indonesia?
For the President of Indonesia to the
Oh, do you, bah,
it's very,
but...
...arens how many times.
There are five cycles
again, right,
right?
There are some president of the
women,
in 24 years?
This?
This?
Can't, it?
One, one, two, maybe, yeah.
I think that women have a man have
the right and the right of the same,
we're equal, that's,
you know, I'm not going to be able to do that.
We're equal.
We have had a lot of in the life social,
especially biologous, yeah,
not maybe Bapa may sue you.
We can do what men can do,
too.
Yeah, and that's women's power.
Yeah.
I'm seeing that it must be, what,
it's like, target target like that,
that it's a kind of a certain
between the women and a man.
And what, from the side of what, what is it,
what is it that we have to get a Grammy,
we have to win Oscar,
we have what, as a Pekuance
to be the capacity creative we have to hausasusan like that.
Yes, yes, we have to win Grammy,
because, actually, in a quality, we can.
Very, we can.
Oh, wow, right.
Oh, right.
Now, yeah.
NARISTER, right.
Yeah, right, right.
Yeah, we can, we can,
if we're, if, if, in the world,
I admire I pop, Indonesian pop, so it's not even,
I love K-pop, I love I pop, I love I pop,
you know, we can, it's just we can.
Bollywood's already there.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Yeah, yeah.
Yeah, but, yeah.
Okay, what other, Shana?
What, yeah?
What, yeah?
There's a plan to go to school,
I want to build school?
I thinkin.
I think, it's the thing
right, to go to the S2.
But,
it's the way it's here
to try and to be
entertainment,
that's really,
even to forget,
to go to go to
master,
if I was going to
make master,
not going to
not going to
opera,
but not,
but it's
music producing.
Wow.
I like that.
That's that.
I think that's more, I'm going to be it more than I'm going to ask.
Now, I want to ask, there was a nara-sumber that in the
in the world creative, he,
it's a kind of a kind of a while to loomun
every day.
Oh, right, right?
Yeah, right?
Yeah, to learn,
inspiration.
And, I mean, I think, that,
it's also to be able to be able to be able to
I want to ask, if you're going to everyone,
every artist, they'll have to them
to come to someone.
One of a certain.
Jensuh.
Now, that's,
ever, not,
melewate,
titic, titic,
and if it's,
umpamah,
nanty,
nabrake,
them,
that's not like,
that's just to piano,
it's just not like the other.
If it's not even if it's not enough,
that's not enough, that's,
that's kind of part of the titic kegenuhan.
That's what we can do or you do
to be re-charge or repurpose?
If I'm,
if I'm,
I'm not even if you've made music,
well, I've never, but if you're with habit of
mangung, a lago of the same, that's maybe,
it's been, so, until here it's been brought to,
no, no, no, not just to be mangung, so,
so, so, so, so, so, so, so,
but I'm, but, I'm very much,
it's a lot of a coping mechanism.
I see.
So, yeah, not ever jenew, yeah.
Because I'm rather, I feel like to survive because I'm
writing because I'm not a medium
other to me to tell what I actually I've got to
if people can know me,
the majority of listeners and product Indonesia
might, oh, Ishanna, who, who,
who, who, who, who, who,
who's who, who,
But, actually, can be looked from the
work of the other than that,
but you can't even more deeper than that.
But you can't even find out where,
just it's just by the way.
Because I have no ability to
to tell it in the way narasie and kata.
But it's music, like,
what I'm representing what I've got,
if you're banjinnu, not.
This, with assumption,
you're perfectionist.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Maybe not, if you're if you're to the alat music,
that's not as good as you as you want to as you want to?
Maybe.
Cereing, but not it's going to do not do you.
Now, what that's the thing?
Playing game.
Ah, that's what I want to know.
And with foodie and with gamers.
Take a break.
Yes, take a break.
But, it's the nought in the room.
Detach, desengage,
And then, at the right time, back again.
Right, right.
Yeah, right.
Now, it's maybe episodic.
But, it will be a series of the same episodes.
True, true.
The same episodes.
That's what I want to try to know,
because I've got, I've never
like that like that.
If one episode just, it's not just not-papha.
But if, if it's been a few episodes,
back to play game,
back to the instrument, what's music,
why it's like, okay,
people say, okay,
but the kind of,
for me, for my own,
for me, it's still,
it's not too much okay.
That's,
that's, if I think,
there's not there's a skate mechanism,
but if I mean,
there's a medicinal mechanism.
What to, sir?
What, not a medicine
not, but what we're doing
what we have to do,
the therapeutic,
that can be therapy.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Yeah, right.
Now, one of the other than
was that was in the last one.
Okay.
If you're...
Nourke, right, right,
so, it's really?
Or meditasi.
Yeah.
Yeah, right?
Yeah, right.
Yeah.
Yes.
Recreation, too,
yeah.
Or travel just,
a month or a week or a week or what do you think?
What do you think?
I think, I'm going to be recreation.
That's been really, it's,
it's been, so,
so, when, after,
then, after, you know,
I don't know, I just what,
I'll know what I'll get to get to Japan.
Amin, what, and if you,
if, if, if, came, like, recreation,
yeah, come, come, from there,
it's more fresh, and I'm not
and I'm not to make make make make sure,
to make a song, then, then, then,
then, then, then, then,
then, no, and then,
not make up, and then,
again, you know, making the song,
how much, you're going to do you.
Different, yeah?
Yeah, right?
To be re-refresh.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
That's the intuition just, yeah, yeah.
I, think, that's the end game
your end game, what?
Husnul Khatima.
Well, if you're going to be,
yeah, that's the world.
Yeah, school, and then,
and then, and then,
and then,
people are going to be able to be
and people who'd be able to be
people, but everyone,
probably want to go back to the
game, yeah.
Abbas, what else,
again,
Reincarnation, and life again?
That's perfect.
That's perfect, right?
Yeah, that's...
Waddu, this all of the
question that I'm going to ask,
I want to ask you.
Okay.
There's a commenter of the other comments?
Ah.
I'd like to ask back, Paul.
I want to learn about, but I didn't know.
I don't know, but I'm not...
I'm not even...
I'm not really,
restarstrak.
What, I've got,
not, I think,
there's a camera like,
that, like, that's,
I'm, like,
I'm,
who's,
really, really, can be a punitan for many people.
Amen, amen.
And I see that the capacity of creative Indonesia
is this is a wide and in large,
and this is to be able to be made up for the penning
the banks of our people to be able to be a more great.
And, at the end-to-unct-the-out-weigh-power
to letackan position Indonesia
So, yes.
...acrategis, but we have to use
soft power.
Soft power, okay.
Soft power, to,
from capability
to be thinking,
and also,
and you're also,
and you can be in there.
Amen.
That's just the other.
Thank you,
Thank you, Loh.
Thank you, sir,
Thank you, sir, I've,
success, always, to the front.
Same, amen.
Yeah?
Yeah.
My friend, that's Shiana Sarasvati.
Thank you.
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