How to describe the emotional experience of watching this video? I just don’t have the words. It’s nearly impossible to pick a favorite moment, but one that really stuck out to me was the last song. The other musicians have left him alone on stage and he starts playing some sort of flute, but then he’s joined by a saxophone player from the balcony above.

Amazing Street Musician Mixes Music with Stories:

“One day I was home sick, and I was flipping through channels, when all of a sudden I heard these beautiful sounds coming from the TV. It was an old man playing a clarinet on the street for tips. He was wearing a long coat and a hat. He had long hair and an even longer beard. No one seemed to notice his music except me.

About five minutes later he finished his little performance, packed up his instrument, and left… So next time you see someone like this in your city or town, stop what you’re doing, put down your phone, take off your headphones, and listen.”

5. Amazing street musician mixes music with stories

Amazing: I literally stopped to watch this guy because I thought he was telling a story. He was actually playing a guitar, but doing it in such a way that made it sound like he was talking.

Storytelling is an underused skill when it comes to street performers, so I was highly impressed by his technique.

How does it feel to be walking down the street, minding your own business, when all of a sudden you hear something that stops you in your tracks? It’s the kind of thing that makes you come alive.

Street performers know how to do that. And they’re doing it on the street corners and subway stations of cities all over the world.

Here are five amazing street performers who are mixing music with stories. They will make you stop in your tracks.

It’s not often that you come across a street musician who’s mixing music with spoken word performance. Especially in this style.

I was walking around the streets of Dublin recently, and I came across a guy called Kevin Dooley. I noticed him because he had this strange set-up. A mic, an acoustic guitar, a microphone stand and a little box that looked like a speaker (but it wasn’t). He was playing along to music that sounded like it was coming from the box. But it wasn’t …

After he finished his song, he started talking about how he got into music, and a few other stories about being on the road. Then he started playing another song.

It was unlike any street musician I’d ever seen before, so I sat down to watch what he did next!

We’ve all seen musicians busking in the streets. But sometimes, it takes more than just playing a song to get noticed.

One street musician is changing the game by combining music with storytelling. His name is John Dwyer and he has been performing on the streets of Dublin for years. In this video, Bored Panda shares how Dwyer captivates his audience with his one-of-a-kind show.

The musician plays the guitar while telling a story that perfectly matches the music, making his performance even more engaging. The crowd gathers and watches him in awe, as he continues to play songs that only a few people can actually sing along to, such as Hozier’s “Take Me To Church.”

Dwyer does not have an official website where you can find out when and where he will perform next, but there are many videos of him on Youtube if you want to catch some snippets of his act.

When I was in Italy, I didn’t just see amazing street performers, I heard them. One talent in particular stood out from the rest. What impressed me most was his ability to incorporate and weave human narratives into his music.

I was lucky enough to be able to sit down and have a conversation with him after his last performance. As he packed up his things he told me that the street performing life can get pretty tough sometimes, but it’s definitely worth it. His name is Agostino and he told me a little about himself and what he does for a living.

Agostino: My name is Agostino Iannitelli and I’m from Italy.

Me: How did you get started as a street performer?

Agostino: When i was young my father discouraged me from pursuing music as anything more than a hobby because he never saw it as a viable career option. He always wanted me to become an engineer or something like that, but when he passed away unexpectedly I decided to honor him by playing something at his funeral that reflected my true passion. Afterwards many people asked me if I could play at their events and their weddings so i decided perhaps this would be a good job for me after all!

You might not think of street performance as one of the top ways to make money, but it is.

Once you hit the streets, the fun begins. You’ll have plenty of time to get your act together and to gain attention from passers-by. Street performance is a great way to see the world, and for audiences to see you in a whole new light.

It’s not just about having fun – it’s about making a difference in the lives of others. For years, street performers have brought joy to people all over the world by sharing their skills.

If you’re wondering how much it pays, it can vary greatly depending on how well you do and where you are performing. Some street performers charge as little as $1 per minute or as much as $50 per hour.

Even though street performance is often frowned upon by law enforcement, it’s still a legitimate way to make money that doesn’t require any special equipment or training. With some creativity and determination, you can become a successful street performer and make a decent living doing what you love most!