Summary of Brian Eno: New Music, Mentoring Fred again.. and Endlessly Learning | Apple Music

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In the video, Brian Eno discusses his new album, "Noumena," and how it was inspired by his mentor, Fred. He talks about how Fred's pieces are non-linear and have a history built into them, and how he uses feedback loops to connect with his audience. Eno has a sense of optimism for the future of humanity because of the environmental movement, which is growing in number and complexity.

• 00:00:00 Brian Eno discusses his new album and how it was inspired by his past experiences. He encourages listeners to start with beginnings that are easy and to not be afraid to finish projects.
• 00:05:00 In his talk at the Apple Music Festival, Brian Eno discusses how he approaches music composition, and how he uses soundscapes and other elements to create an emotional experience for the listener. He also shares his thoughts on the idea of music being created "and finds us," and how he approaches working with his own family in that sense.
• 00:10:00 In this video, musician and composer Brian Eno discusses his new album, "Noumena," and how it was inspired by his mentor, Fred. He goes on to say that the primary job of an artist is to create places in which people can have feelings, and that by living in these worlds, people learn more about themselves.
• 00:15:00 Brian Eno discusses his mentorship of Fred, and how he started to think differently about music and how to make it after watching how Fred worked. He notes that Fred's pieces are non-linear and have a history built into them, and that he also noticed how Fred is using feedback loops to connect with his audience. He has a sense of optimism for the future of humanity because of the environmental movement, which is growing in number and complexity.
• 00:20:00 In this video, musician and composer, Brian Eno, discusses the current state of music and how it is changing with new technology and forms of economics. He also discusses his mentoring relationship with Fred, and how this has helped him to continue to learn and grow as an artist. Eno believes that sound has the potential to be much more than just a two-dimensional medium, and that with the right tools, artists can explore new and exciting territory.