Jacob Collier - World O World (Official Score Video)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DUS1wnA0SQM

Jacob Collier -- Interview part 2

Topics:

• 1. Negative Harmony again (0:07) 
• 2. Tuning (5:35) 
• 3. Groove and Subdivision (10:58)
•  4. This Thing on the Harmonizer (16:24) 
• 5. Crazy She Calls me / Voice Leading (18:03) 
• 6. Emotion vs Information (22:16) 
• 7. Close to You / Voice Leading (31:02) 
• 8. The Human Voice (32:53) 

Interviewed on June 17 and 18, 2017 in Washington DC, USA Audio examples, transcriptions and annotations done by June Lee Filmed by Robert Rittman, Sarah Harpring and Sarah Menefee.
Interview:
https://youtu.be/b78NoobJNEo

Imagination Off the Charts: Jacob Collier comes to MIT - YouTube

This documentary film won the New England Emmy in the Arts and Entertainment category. Jacob Collier is a Grammy Award winning artist based in London. During the Fall of 2016 Jacob performed with musicians from MIT, Berklee College of Music, New England Conservatory, Boston Arts Academy, and UNH. This film features rehearsals, behind-the-scenes footage, interviews with the artists, and live performance shot with 8 cameras.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LdtK_oiyJAo

Jacob Collier interview part 1

Topics:

• 1. Super-Ultra-Hyper-Mega-Meta Lydian (0:02) 
• 2. Negative Harmony (1:30) 
• 3. 5th and 4th Theory (3:27) 
• 4. You and I (6:15) 
• 5. Harmonizer (8:43) 
• 6. Microtonal Voice Leading (10:12) 

 Interviewed on February 14, 2017 in Chicago, USA Audio examples, transcriptions and annotations done by June Lee.
Interview:
https://youtu.be/DnBr070vcNE

Hideaway - Jacob Collier & Metropole Orkest

An orchestral performance of 'Hideaway' at the North Sea Jazz Festival 2017, performed on July 9th by Jacob & the Metropole Orkest. Arranged by Jacob Collier; additional orchestration by Jamshied Sharifi.
https://youtu.be/sY8pCnKSSVg

How Jacob Collier Uses Microtonality, Pitch and Temperament

In this episode of 'Listening in', I look at how Jacob Collier uses microtonality, pitch and temperament to add colour to his music. I do this by defining these terms, and then by looking at how he uses them in three different songs. This includes use of just intonation to tune notes differently in his arrangement of 'Fascinating Rhythm', using two different pitches (A = 432 vs A = 440) in 'Hideaway' to give the feeling of the song opening up as well as his use of a microtonal key (G quarter sharp major) in 'In the Bleak Midwinter'.
https://youtu.be/NHC2XNGerW4

Jacob Collier - Masterclass: Harmony and Rhythm

In this masterclass, Jacob shares with you his own personal vision of music, and more specifically about harmony and rhythm.
https://youtu.be/N_nARBto3Tg