i mean, with metallica, i learn so much, and i kind of - harmonies, that i never played in classical music. but also, i found out, the things they are doing, sometimes it's similar to some of the contemporary music we are doing. like, let's say bartok, for example, you know? he's quite rock n' roll, with his concerto no. 2, concerto no. 1. >> bartok is rock n' roll? >> absolutely. >> i remember reading that you were describing what you see. when you hear music, you're seeing in your mind what you're playing. how do you do that? >> for music, everybody has their own kind of tricks, you know, how to get into your heart. whether it's through - kind of the imagination of the pictures, of - or you're reading the scores. and for me it always works with the - the - the emotion, emotion approaches. approaching through - pictures. and movie motion pictures. i see landscapes, i see the themes from the movies. and i see, i just see a lot of things. and colors, and this - somehow it's - even though i'm actually looking into somewhere. but, actually, my vision are not there. >> i am struck by you

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his dad, robert of metallica was here, too, as part of lollapalooza's headliners.when you grow up? >> a bass player. >> reporter: just like your dad? sthoets ♪ he certainly head bangs as well as his dad. do you hope music festivals become more family friendly? >> absolutely. it's a great fun atmosphere. rock music needs to keep going. i'm glad that it's happening through the kidzapalooza stage. >> reporter: like the bigger festival, the experience went beyond the stage. there were drum circles -- ♪ let it go let it go ♪ >> reporter: -- karaoke, even rock 'n' roll stylists on hand. do you feel like rock stars? >> kind of. >> reporter: do you think you'll be able to keep this to go to school? not really? some things are better left at the festival. adriana diaz, cbs news, chicago. >> applause. applause. >> absolutely yeah. >> that is such a good -- because kids like seeing other kids do stuff like that. >> right. the more you get kids interested in music and playing early. how impressive was that 11-year-old on bass? >> got the head banging down. >>> an eye for the a