Yo Yo Ma Tickets

It was the best performance I have ever seen. My wife and I enjoyed it so much. Thanks Yo Yo Ma for coming to IU and bringing us the classic works..

You'll be amazed what he can do with cello. CD, TV program are nothing compare with LIVE sound he produce with the instrument. He is simply one of the best.

Yo Yo Ma is by far the most amazing cellist I've ever seen. It's one thing to play loud but when he played soft, it was the sweetest sound you'd ever heard. I've been playing cello for 12 years so it was such an amazing experience to watch him play.

Yo Yo Ma was brilliant as usual. His effortless and flawless playing was superb. He could have varied the music some, since all Bach program became tedious. Also I have never been to a concert where a standing ovation was given during the performance. I thought this was odd. Also I was surprised that drinks were allowed in the concert hall. I have been to many classical events and one drank in the lobby during intermission. Even though it was announced not to take photos, many patrons were doing this. Ushers should be more vigilant.

Mr. Ma was philosophical, expressive, funny and illustrated his point well in the lectue portions. Of course, his maestro cello playing was elegance and other-worldly, as always. The only slight hiccup was that he was long-winded at times, but it was obviously a reflection of his enthusiasm, really. I would go again! He got a standing ovation. Then, mine was the last audience question: "If you had one piece of advice to say to the world - on anything - would would you say?" His reply: be open minded, empathic and curious about everything

Mr. Ma is very talented in weaving together many aspects of thought and their elements. His ability to do connect two points in multiple ways enables an overall better chance of appealing to all audiences. There is interconnectivity among his understanding of music, culture, people, and the outline patterns of life. Mr. Ma's solo performance (and duet) with application to his lectures of several the topics of the evening frames an understanding that is highly accomplished among the minds of today, in addition, he has a good sense of humor.

I knew it was going to be a mix of lecture and concert, but would have loved to have heard more concert. I got the feeling the whole audience would have. I got a little tired of the lecture, but then I had only hours before gotten in from a 7 hour drive. I thought it was rude of the people who came in late, and very rude when people got up to leave before it was really over. I was ready to go but I would have stayed for the remainder had my "ride" not said, "Let's go"! Obviosuly, he didn't enjoy the lecture, or questions and answers. Yo-Yo Ma is such an incredible cellist, and a great personality, but I really went to hear him play more and not talk as much.

This was our present to my father for his 81st birthday. He loves classical music. My parents drove from the eastern part of the state, near the beach to be here. Yo Yo Ma was entertaining but it was difficult to hear him in the balcony. My parents could not hear what was being said. Also we understood that there was come lecturing but there needed to be additional music. I was disappointed for my parents and myself. Mr Ma was a great speaker but to only play parts of Bach was boring. I felt this was a waste of my money. I saw Mr Ma and Emmanuel Ax years ago and that was wonderful! Now my father will not want to go to anything else at the coliseum. I was heartbroken. J. Harrison

Yo Yo Ma was instantly charismatic and fascinating. I enjoyed every moment, both his words and his music. He is an inspiring figure and truly worth hearing.

This was a once in a lifetime event! I shared the evening with my husband and his parents and we all thoroughly enjoyed Mr. Ma's life-lessons and his solo performance. I would love to see Mr. Ma back in Greensboro again!

I don't know when I have felt more ripped off. He played part of one song and talked about how to play better. Do not waste your money or time. I think it is very arrogant of him to ask people to pay $100. and play one short song, and talk for two hours. Yo Yo is a Yo Yo.

A very passionate man doing everything in his power to spread that to to everyone there! Also, a pretty good cellist too!!!!! We thoroughly enjoyed all 7,200 seconds. Congratulations to Guilford College and EMF for this wonderful event.

he is a devinci of music. a one time lifetime chance to hear a true genius discuss music as it should be a uiversal uniting force

he is the best of the best. nothing else to say, right?

I was concerned that our seats would be poor, but decided to take the back row anyway. Yo Yo Ma' s talent was evident, as he interpreted the classical works and put forth his own compositions. Loved it...You could say that he made the earth move, as we has a slight earthquake in the middle of his performance. Both he and the audience were spell bound and no one rushed to any exits. BRAVO!!!

This concert was absolutely mesmorizing. There was not a peep in the audience so that the beautiful sounds Yo Yo created from the cello could be absorbed without distraction. It was so beautiful it literally moved me to tears.