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Pharrell Williams Masterclass with Students at NYU Clive Davis Institute



Pharrell Williams hosts a masterclass for music students at The Clive Davis Institute of Recorded Music at NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts as part of his 50TH ANNIVERSARY Artist-In-Residency. Joined by Dean Allyson Dean and Professors Bob Power and Jason King, Pharrell listens to students’ projects, offers constructive criticism, and discusses the nature of the creative process. Pharrell also invited high school kids from the Future Music Moguls, a free high school program at Clive Davis Institute, to observe the masterclass.

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39 thoughts on “Pharrell Williams Masterclass with Students at NYU Clive Davis Institute
  1. Maggie is the stuff Pharrell was looking for in the Mona Lisa. Even at the end when the students commented on his feedback… The other students were like, 'his critique is helpful'… Maggie's response was like, 'I'm just gonna keep making my music.' True artist. Bad ass.

  2. " well… Those were some awesome colors… …and so am i." What the heck Pharell… Couldn't you wait like 40 seconds to pay yourself another compliment? What an arrogant prick.

  3. Does a trout swim upstream? That's a salmon. I think this is a great example of why music schools often doesn't work. Get together with your friends, start playing out, and do it that way. The only people that make it out of music schools are session players that real singer songwriters hire.

  4. This is NOT a Masterclass . It's casual conversation. This is not a class . What skills are being passed forward here? There is just a flood of indication towards personal-preference. There is no teaching of skills.

    Everything that Pharell suggests is just indication of his own personal preference.
    "Other than that, I thought it was..good." hmm…

    " *Who are you* as an artist?" is a question designed to apply inward-speculation; built for *psychology* .

    Why are there more questions that move the students and the viewers towards self-reflection; rather than towards understanding of (for example) an instrument or vocal control or music theory? A masterclass is not to cater to an already known artist or to nurture students with casual conversation and complements. An effective master class is designed to further skills with much more in-depth analysis of someone's skills, so is to constructively criticize and educate the growing musician at the given level of that or those individuals.
    Everything that Pharell suggests is just indication of his own personal preference, not of how something actually works or why it works.

    I have no intentions of demoting his or any others' musical talents; but I find it less constructive and potentially destructive to promote this as a *master*class*, when it's really just a counseling session with casual conversation.

    "Peanut-butter is amazing"
    Yep – this is music.

    This demotes the UNDERSTANDING and accumulation of KNOWLEDGE of music and it's workings.

    "Coming from somebody like Pharell" – Just further indication that this approach influences onlookers to yearn for the attention that someone of fame accumulates.

  5. damn……I cant explain it but he got that look like damn…..all these kids gonna sellout to the industry, shit! gotta be rough…..but…..that's how it goes. Unfortunately talent isn't enough to be a part of the "greats" like that, in the end the real powers that be hunt u down if youre turning too many heads and they entice u in with deals…..and…..u gone sign that damn contract. and when u do its the worst mistake of your life. Pharrell knows this, and he has it wrote all over his face and because of the deal he made, he cant say a damn thing about it…..fuckin sad I think. truly

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