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the graham post depicting turkish national team players celebrating a goal with a tribute to turkey's military as it fights the kurds in syria or john going along later unlike the post then issued statements denying any support. that's all we have time for i'm brian thomas for the entire team thanks for the. call concerning the adventures of the famous naturalist and explorer. juice in the bridge clicks on the phone while its 250th birthday were remarking on a voyage of discovery. expedition voyage on t.w.a. .
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a fellow many bremen since 2004 together with their estonian conductor pavel you have they've played their way to the top of the musical world and set standards with their performances of the complete beethoven symphonies then came the symphonies of robert schumann and now the false infamy is of your highness brahms. a school on the outskirts of the city of bremen this is where become a phenomenally has its rehearsal spaces is where they work on and study the brahms symphonies music which has been poured over and played many times down the years. and i am going to suggest that this figure. could start one little
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less yom. here and a little little bit more dog different character before see 3 bars tease kmiec also try that we did the oreo. the last what exactly is right it's too good to perky on something. is ok so. perky 4949. why do we need to play the drums and in concert think. if we have recordings. 2 2 that are actually quite simple 2 2 because these pieces are never the same
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twice. these pieces develop just like. we do for play just referred to the humans to a person who has literally just come out 2 of the bunker after bombings and i didn't 43 here's all of this music very differently than somebody who lives in the world where. where. we're seeing the break up of europe. orchestra and conductor and setting out to through their audience in paris with these masterpieces by german composer your highness brahms assessing for the performances of the symphonies to answer additional easy for symphonies 2 concerts and one musical mission.
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not music. because it's so great. somehow is a soundtrack not only to the child when it was written but it's actually quite a valid soundtrack to our time as well. that's why we need it. you have this brahms was born in 103328 northern german family of musicians as a boy he learned to play the piano and the cello he began composing when he was still young 1st for piano plays open still pieces as a human being brahms is
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a puzzle particularly his relationship with fellow composer robert schumann and his wife clara it was an accomplished pianist speculation continues to this day about the nature of brahms attachment to clara. brahms remained a bachelor all his life. just been on my arms. and done a movie sin for me from the dust bowl and if invented it did see it on the bus on t.v. it of i to when i am as you can find you can't i'm not. dimensions arms accompanist . the music one tactic in i and i in fact that bush to norton on thursday on vinyl yes i don't see how many in the us hype that it's one dimension only obvious not my crystal toes and lines and then and silence and on top of was the one i think of item i can see on campus who. as
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a composer brahms was very successful and was able to live from his music he's considered the rightful heir to beethoven unlike his mighty preacher says he did not find the symphonic form easy to master work on his 1st symphony consumed him for 14 years. from space a very difficult deliberately to see the person behind her she doesn't really want you to see that he wants us to kind of believe that this is an absolute music to the it should just work as music but if you listen to something like a horror movie. don't tell me that he wasn't enough don't don't tell me that that he never tells her it's music to you listen to it and you know that there is something in his heart that is funded something that maybe didn't go the way he wanted to. and if you hear it and if he's able to put this in the resume it
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by. the gentle character of the 1st and funny east epic there is a as a sense of inevitability it is not just a rhythm it is a rhythm where he says this this is how it is this is how just can't believe there is no other way that is the kind of. feeling and the just show that you get from the beginning and it doesn't have an introduction it doesn't doesn't doubt it just goes the 1st thing is.
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what me feel as i'm studio time could be the thing i know hunch beauty 22 nearly speedman does on any device leader who. again alcoa's would be so vital faulty data is needed so a lot. of the problems will just need to think through much value. to angelman. us familiar with what's in front of poker you don't mean you need to have these these inner parts but the process of not only a human being but something bigger it's a kind of the. almost on the also our times are down so is the fun of
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a congressman but even if he's me i know one will be live. even when you have him on. the monopoly on force i intially it was through this british jesus jesus jesus which 900 was a. man . exactly so so it needs to become heavier but maybe not so much i am but the 1st moment is not the end of the story and he's preparing you for what's coming. great. a few days after the premiere from some self conducted the 2nd performance
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of his 1st symphony in mannheim the public's expectations were high closer schumann felt that there was to digital melodic impulse other critics said it had a definite seriousness but once brahms is conduct a friend hands on bugle praised it beethoven's 10th symphony. today it is you who has problems as most performed orchestral work her. i. guess we can take a little bit of this train will be around us it feels like we don't have enough time to come back from you can take a little bit of time to search for it really sounds like a horror. you know. which is what you really want to do stuff please good stuff. on and. now.
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for knight from the car for the money one has conducted some in last couple of years it's only been brothers and the focus is so concentrated that it has become a 2nd nature and in fact it's a kind of almost a religious ritual for the orchestra that there is always a rehearsal before the concert doesn't matter how many times have we done the piece and these are the moments where you tweak you to little things you remember yesterday's concert you find to a good friend to. ease a luxury that so few orchestras have to dip into my new ship but also into the depths of the beast.
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else on all station. so it's been in my quit so list throughout the potluck day. when the violin blaise alone. there is always something personal about as in any music. is always the voice of your most intimate person. you know thoughts from you so so there must be. a as some kind of a coded message there we can get very very creative here and look at the holy trio of bronze truman and your ship your office
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human brothers who are very close to full wonderful man was a big mentor your shit was a violinist we could i mean there are so many ways of seeing this it could also be a memory of of plot or it could be also a nostalgic memory of his youth. the fact is that it is something very private and personal and it needs to be played with that.
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which is going for the money is looking to the origins let's look how it was done 1st let's see how many people who are playing we know now that there are $40.00 people playing the 1st of a 40 people as a very small number in comparison to the standard from performances today which are 80 and over which means that if you have double the strings you have to double the wins. if you do that you will get a much more substantial sound but much less. orchestra because the speeds the capacity to to play the unit for chamber music with a generous regard to ease is more complicated if you have an orchestra that is very large so you sacrifice a certain flexibility unless you have a lot of time to rehearse which in today's world is not the case.
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this melody for clarinet begins the 3rd movement it's very typical of brahms 3rd after a fiery emotional fast movement and then every beautiful and again quite emotional 2nd movement but he writes something a bit lighter. very often very gratz in feeling. sometimes it has a sad quality but this one not this one really kind of takes us somewhere for a night.
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these bits akathist. and you feel like somebody is still going quietly trying almost as if they're trying not to be noticed and like an animal's always going to quietly get closer to its prey and then quickly moves and stops and then most again. can i see just one thing we're starting very well the bits you got to love bomb bomb bomb bomb bomb and some on on the way back. it's not clear what happened on. some tim bomb bomb bomb. bomb bomb bomb we should still have the definition at the end of the bar i think bar 6 direct. one. on it's
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a cut they are also very exposed it's very easy to hear when they're not together and this is. a good moment where one can see a really kind of a group some b.s. as you can feel that it's not enough to just follow the conductor and not too much down on. the dock. everybody needs to feel the movement and trust their intuition and be totally in touch with everybody else in the room. very risky and. you can do with. that the jellied. the. yacht.
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bombs in period i'm flights often pilot icon plane india how tough on the how often are pos caught on class who isn't an open text. too damned of oughts text. who often back teeth in todd a few times and. if these are kind of the moment which clears the palette what was it really does it it prepares the core out. at the end the sense of the protestant crowd is what. brahms's music always has it must be like that this is the truth.
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you know goods thank you very much. yeah i think it's it's also into. the story of the launch of. often how many bremen began in 1907 young musicians started an orchestra of their own organized as an independent company. the $41.00 musicians are not employees but shareholders with responsibility for the business including any risks they decide to take. through some interesting things to do this again yeah other things i don't know that this is rather earth or aspects which are the kind of i think it's actually good to have this is a mystery and i will still have those out in your hands i would like to have a year the man said i was talking to carlos you know that i was i wasn't not that is after 10 years i have cut out for your records. better once you're on his that's
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really rehearsed. their only relentless how but then yes. and then after that after eyes whenever they basis because if i close whatever i just play for once and then run them never he never has to get across never serve a time and now i can do it or unfair or not there or have. sometimes called i think what we thought about it to be. in. 2
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a few months of use fear. amongst a comma. move it so they saw us harm as fast as he passed on sometimes cause was in. the you know to the 1st symphony brahms published his 2nd symphony he composed it may need his summer retreat on the picturesque like in austria. the relaxed atmosphere of the surroundings rubbed off on the new symphony. before the 1st
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to change can find out you for. what you capture what did you said again it doesn't sampling as only i don't want to just get used to watch as it went out to one who don't want to change it up one time gets not abstract is all that smart guns are bad idea i'm fond of. continental comment i know. you can. shrink sure you have in the us and i meant the congo and boyband.
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it is far from being a kitchen it is in fact a lullaby. brahms writes a lot by the famous process by which goes like this your daughter. or daughter you know or the other thing is $127127.00 somehow it it it's perfectly together could it be more exciting so. that i didn't get it that i didn't get it and around the grounds that somehow this thing to. be
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something that just. 2 wrong but. now a young man i think it is that i think. yeah i think to. follow yeah he was born in 1962 in a stone year then still part of the soviet union. he was a musical family his father knew me and he was a conductor as well as his uncle sam. and his younger brother christian also took up the bus home. in town imparja restudy percussion and conducting. in 180 the family emigrated to the united states are you have he continued his studies in philadelphia and los angeles among his teachers whose leonard bernstein. since
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9094 however you have a has conducted orchestras all over the world. i have worked with quite a few conductance i been very lucky to have worked with some of the world's great conductors and i'm entirely sure that harvard is amongst the great conductors his way of conducting he's worked incredibly hard at making sure that it is a natural conducting technique which might not be evident to people looking on is of the greatest quality he has worked as hard at learning how to conduct about conveying to us what he wants with his bodily movements as musicians of work to learn to play the violin or the taliban or the clarinet 11 thing about this place. in temple for 97. whatever the image you have i have
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a particular this viennese horses you know the show horses they're incredibly elegant they have this thing and that white white you know sort of stepping up but that that's just me the but whatever it is these young. or if you can feel the of v.c.r. . and so that there is a poise how. is that an answer think that you can. horses. i know. that. there's a shop in mom's refuse bosman to him. especially when they're going to ban all skipped spontaneity it as a victory has also fallen from off maxim cut on fun absent a constant c.
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but i'm such a one strike and the asking talk to funny isn't something that's sort of water as if you don't have to have that as you as it's to your interest to men. but as to my system of that song didn't exactly get them stashed amid suspension it had to sing when i got suffused on and off you can still mentors who committed to my eyes a decisive you should be a new yeah i'm to look at all and essentially each person's eyes and i clung fast interesting like now to think not the fault of me i don't want to.
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this is definitely all the shuls fun in something that's that and then when you do you stand it might be too fast for one's persistence it should be an icon of my as an announcer interviewed also. when his guns are just about isn't it isn't who are indeed were and their time and long. very good bro. the don't become a feel how many bremen does not have its own concert hall so the musicians travel
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