Jon Batiste

Oh, wow. Yeah, so... These were originals, and they were just as the paper. They were daily. I would send them, and she would have her laptop playing these lullabies that I would send. I would record them on Logic, which is a software program on a laptop, and I would send them. She would listen to them on loop as she painted. One of them became a song.

That's in the world called butterfly, but there are dozens of these lullabies. But butterfly started like this.

That's in the world called butterfly, but there are dozens of these lullabies. But butterfly started like this.

That's in the world called butterfly, but there are dozens of these lullabies. But butterfly started like this.

I see you.

I see you.

I see you.

Driving around with your head held high. Butterfly flying home.

Driving around with your head held high. Butterfly flying home.

Driving around with your head held high. Butterfly flying home.

Just a little taste of it.

Just a little taste of it.

Just a little taste of it.

Thank you.

Thank you.

Thank you.

Oh, well, you know, there's something about the themes that Beethoven was able to

Oh, well, you know, there's something about the themes that Beethoven was able to

Oh, well, you know, there's something about the themes that Beethoven was able to

No, no. It's something about the themes he was able to manifest that are all sitting right there. It's pre-written by the divine source or the creator. It's just sitting there in the divine stream of consciousness waiting for someone to pull it down. And he was a vessel for so many of those things that we all feel and we all want to hear, but nobody had played yet. Just that theme of thinking about