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all the rest of the classify as disgusting. w series about our complex relationship with animals. the great debate, what you know on youtube dw documentary, the exceptional time of the cost you from finland is just $23.00 and already a star conductor. excursions how the average german likes to spend their vacation with it. we get prototypes on which thoughts to pair with which a pasta the stories, and more coming up on your own max, the finish conductor tottenville pedo. kosky is the rising star of the classical music
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world. at 23, he's already at the helm of the lot, the national symphony orchestra, we met him to find out about his past to the podium, the that was 11 years old. and i happened to watch a huge video of the very end. the involvement was implemented for each other. i mean it's such a crusade, but it was kind of a 23 year old. tom upheld zukowski has found success as the world's youngest conduct. he's currently in rica the capital of lexia, where we shut off now. also once directed on wagner was german felt the cost is finished. enrica is conducting the latvian national since the oldest
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and just so happens that they are rehearsing fucking it's kind of on, on a to be here and do his music. came here for the 1st time in january of 2022. well, i'm still in the beginning, so i'm getting to know the people on the place. is one of the lord visions fields in the history of the baby hostings excites the very same wagner opera, but tell to kosky was 7 full by as a boy. now he's conducting it himself, the everything needs to come together for the performance in 2 weeks. every tempo extends to close the chemistry or conducted the
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age of 20. 2122. it's really it's very a young. while i don't see that he spends the half of his life in music, i do my thing and musicians are professionals. he is all in use it. i know music. i can some dark side. that's what i do. everything is absolutely clear for him. what is he doing? why is he doing that true? i hope they do the best as well. and if they don't, then i might say a few words and he can do more than conduct tom without the cost of the 1st night, a name for himself. as a pianist, he began playing. when he was age, he developed to logging for musical comedies. but wagner, complex offers have always held a special place. and this is the 1st time i had bought. and that's really
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open the door for me and my wife crazy from that's fine. tom, i was 11. i was in 5th grade of school and then i started seeing in german. this is the faith and get to demo everyone's thoughts. i was crazy and fellows, pupils of course, but also the teachers and the problem with my parents as well. that ensues. the aspect finished boy has become an internationally renowned conductor who stood on stages and been in housing key. how come to run to the nice he's appearing in see, says a town in northern, not fia, who's traditional somebody festivals attract classical fans from all over the baltic. the on the program. this time is a concert performance on wagner. seat site. feel for that help launch pulse the
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cost of these career as a conductor. the reason why i ever wanted to become a comes off so it was fun and takes it again. and i hope to do it many, many times in my life in different places. and these sorts of things will keep me going for the to moving of fluids against the conduct to tom about the cost of the child in our series, the average of german we look at stereotypes that are at least statistically true. we've seen our average german new child miller going about his daily right. next
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step, we're finding out how he likes to vacation. this is michelle mueller, and we're following him to see how jim's doing things. mission, the an average gentleman is finally going on holiday. what's on his like january where he going and do jam and really talk stokes and sandals. looks like we're going on. average german holiday. the germans loved to travel so much so that they medium size of a nice it which basically means champions. and it makes sense, full time was in germany are entitled to a minimum of 20 days holiday, a year with a many taking the germans like fun to be fair to be organized. 70 percent the main vacation, 2 months in advance and 20 percent. okay. 6 months in advance beach holidays are
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the most popular holidays for germans. so where exactly is michelle going? the that's right folks. he's in the lyric island on one of the most popular foreign holiday destination. the may ok. it's so beloved by the germans, that it's been nicknamed the 17th jem and states. although we're not quite sure how the spaniards feel about that the it may say is on holiday with his friend thomas, or told me who has flown in from department may say likes to go to bed early so he can wake up well rested his favorite holiday
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activities, it turns on having an active day tomorrow the, it's why they believe that demons violently embrace each other in the morning in order to reserve a son that's. that's the majority of german say, they don't truly do this. the most mostly say that they never west sucks some sandals. if you can believe that the point 17, i'm send them do admit, however, is the key to holiday happy. this is good value for money. the hold on vacation, germans enjoy spending time in nice night. the,
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the nature isn't just for looking at germans like to get into it to you guess that that favorite holiday activity is taking the germans also like shopping, sightseeing. and of course like writing the sales and like to bring home souvenir, awesome jamming. like to bring home fridge, magnets and cheese here. the move in house of gym and say they like to try local cuisine when they're on vacation. and it looks like tell me and michelle have found some list will send to the percentage of the on vacation the just more than they usually would. 26 percent say
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they drink more than they normally would. this seems to be true, at least, but tell me the a quarter of jem and say they've been embarrassed by all the germans while on holiday. i'd love to stay here with thomas and michelle, but unfortunately, i don't get vacation days. anyway. what's michelle up to next? will he be able to adjust spec to life in germany? like in subscribe for more? average them if you'd like more 0 max. visit us on youtube. find out everything you've ever wanted to know about 0. we built into tradition works and culture shock. price points to get to grips with europe and subscribed to dw your
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max on youtube. pasta. hardly any country has as many varieties as italy and for italian knowing which passed up hair as well with which sauce is almost a science. here are some pro tips from an italian food blog or something i think is the sort of changing not did you know that there are hundreds of different tests or shapes and it today, just as many sources today i'm going to show you some of the best coming down from settlement, use different content creates a feed blog and it's hot in cooks and i love the pasta. i'm going to show you my favorite souls and past the complex. i think that this thing we, i don't think we just think it was good to have a long pass though. the show that data and 15 of which is mostly used in see this one you join a region has
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one of the key to a lot of missile that was, this is all, the indiana is renowned for its many impressive landmarks. the austrian capital attracts millions of travelers from around the world each year. but it's not just visitors who enjoyed this city, those who call it home due to in fact, vienna has repeatedly been selected at the most livable city, your role max reporter, one of them on went to see why was it like to spend a day in the most livable city in the world. let's find out. i'm in vietnam, the austrian capital. this amazing city is full of incredible buildings. my day is going to be filled with architectural highlights, local cuisine and the world's oldest virus. we'll also be meeting a little cold to find that y b a now has been voted the most livable city in the
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world by the economist. i'm starting my morning at the stephanie store or saint stephens cathedral. it's a major landmark in the city and isn't it gorgeous? the gothic cathedral sits in the heart of the inner city and is the tallest church in australia. i basically have to crane my neck to see the spires. so let's continue with the walking tour of the city, taking some more of the amazing architectural highlights hidden lake, the huge offer a house in the city center and multiple palaces. the whole book is just a few minutes away. it's the former principal imperial palace at the hapsburg tennessee. you can also visit should one pilot as the main summer residents of the house berg family. this crazy looking house is an absolute must visit,
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covered head to toe and greenery and shrubbery. its a little waste is in the middle of the city, the one that vasa has. let's go check out the the honda it's bus. a house is an apartment complex, completed in 1985 after the idea of all street artist p. before i turned out to myself, i've worked up quite an appetite after all that walking around. so i'm heading to the national market for lunch. this market has around a 120 stalls with all kinds of foods. okay, there's so many different types of food here. us for in italian is really thoughts faxing for some, for the needs. so the nurse and it so as i've been branded and pan fried consulate traditionally was view,
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let's see if the the new set. so taste better, i know the now i metering not to pick a local who grew up here to find out why the anna is the most livable city in the world. for example, um the public transport system and being at the best fits especially appealing to young people. yeah. every single spot you can reach with public transport in like 40 to 60 minutes. yeah. and what are your favorite things about the city? not only you can go with your pocket and try to nature and some of the times like this. yeah. that they're also so many things like cultural things, like newton themes or an object. traditional stuff like that. yeah, that is one of the pop. see that in, you know, there's a coffee specialty which is college, you know, the last. yeah. it's like
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a little bit like a couple of chino human logic means like when he's mixed and the cd the and it's tough to mix of different areas, different people from all over the place. and this, this, this differences are what makes the city so enjoyable and so exciting. for me, it's a good metaphor. it's early afternoon i, which means it's the perfect time to visit one of the cultural institutions that coffee has. although most traditional ones are a pretty busy see my son in the queue for a bit. kathy html has been around since 1786. it's a leverage, it's traditional and to be honest, it's pretty expensive. it is amazing to see, but there are also many other wonderful cafes that aren't quite as busy or pricey. i try the vin number lowest bit, leonard recommended and get some type of mine to scrambled pancake. delicious. no, for my final stop of the day. pass ha, a huge public park that used to be,
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were royalty, went to hunt. no one corner of it has been turned into an amusement park. did you know that this is the oldest ferris wheel in the world? seems like the perfect and so wonderful. let's go. this is so or as a trip you can see the whole city from up here. it's just such a beautiful city. i can a 100 percent. see why the so i can spend days this whole thing from coffee has to coffee has walking through the street in my or in the architecture. perfect. you people are cedar, just spend time outside when it's scorching hot or freezing cold, but that's exactly when the artist of christopher lemon is in his element. he
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paints outside, instead of the heart of the environment and the more powerful the heart. take a look no matter how hot the stone blows. how remote the place is um. oh, how hot the sun beats down. then onto christopher name for it. always pains in the open air and they will mend voice, all right and can for all the times when i come work on site or the happy is once for me, i do this tunnel. i'm not an experienced this kind of ram and reality i that's nice to feel the temperature and the light on my skin is a life of odds and ends. you're the sounds of the city and the surroundings are vital. important to my work at the station line. of course one of his works is a 5 pod panorama of gym and he's capital. he paints a dizzying heights on the roof of building shadow ticks in its main building. he's fascinated by the light and the movie said create
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and that's extended to the constantly change and then obviously the light and shade create these extreme spatial data. that metric on the mid ground might be in shadow, but then it opens up again and i understand you're in a kind of continuous dialogue. and so you always have to consider the change is already because of the alliance because it's not a good and important for the workers to should i include it or leave it out. all these questions come up, i'm identifying the artist has been working and natural facing, so i have a 25 years now. he can't imagine painting in the studio, christopher name, who is an extreme painter, often working in defiance of the forces of nature as he did in 2014 on germany's nazi unintended gods. and he can o'con what i feel the tempest. that's an incredible resistance that i have to work against. and i can use unbelievable quantities of pain to create something to stand up to it. then the more stream the conditions, the more expressive and abstract,
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the work turns out to be through the ex perceive app abstract of any back. in 2017 iceland volcanic wilderness pushed langford to his limits. within 2 weeks, he painted 12 pictures under the most advanced conditions. the root cause of all cannot create a rational pains and canvases, 200 meters up, and then did my painting and tracked everything back down again. after that, you're totally exhausted. it's monday enough fetish fetish document, and he works a c 5 maces above the city's roof tops for this project in full and the case. it's an ac kilograms of oil paints a piece of logistics in itself. to fix drugs of paints, make his work seem almost 3 dimensional. implies the paint directly to the canvas with his hands. he says brushes create an unnecessary distance
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dentist has had a, it's just fabulous. the paint is so warm but not hot and sometimes of summer have the problem that the pain is so hot that it burns my hands committee and his natural networks of products of the moment. it only takes him about 4 hours to finish the 1st 3 parts of his bill and kind of on for now. so it was with us as an x. i really, we live in extreme times system. you have to find a way to express that into either side. i think every age has its form is coloration, or it's a motion. yeah. oh and what it'll mean this article in these extremes are all about these emotions. so he's able to say the works of an artist, 2 pieces to apply his vibrant color is in 6 ways. so sick, it can take months for them to dry and that's all from us here at euro, max for more exciting stories from europe and check out our social media channels.
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