lay a vote on the brakes a deal that prime minister boris johnson negotiated with the european union just 2 days ago the move withholds their approval on the deal until legislation to be implemented has passed it's a major blow to johnson who has vowed to push ahead with plans to leave the e.u. by the end of this month. this is day to day news line from berlin coming up the brahms coda documentary i have to get in get all the latest news on our website at state of mind dot com thanks to. welcome to the book is the getting here or do the job you feel trying to talk about of. this coverage. or even more. subtle we have. time let's have a look at some of the other legal so you don't want to miss. t.w.

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they're explorers entrepreneurs and musical allies they are the dawn should come a fellow morning bremen since 2004 together with their estonian conductor pavol yabby 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 full symphonies 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. part of. could start one little less. than. a little little bit more dogs a different character before scene 3 of our city's commune also try it that we did glory on. this last one is injective is right it's too good to burke run down to. this ok so the perky 4949. why do we need to play a brahms or from

a concert again if we have recordings 2 2. the answer actually is quite simple 2 2 because these pieces are never the same question. these pieces develop just like. we develop but just as certain as humans do that a person who has literally just come out of the bunker buster bomb makers 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. you have as brahms was born in 833 to a family of musicians. and a boy he learned to play the piano and the cello and he began composing when he was

still young. as a human being brahms remains a puzzle as a composer he enjoyed success and was able to live comfortably from his music. orchestra and conductor and setting out to through their audience in paris. play the brahms symphonies at the task additions of easy for symphonies 2 concerts and one musical mission. it's a very special place in paris the tap transit is a of course it's quite close to the seans and easy although it's nearer to the river sam. i started in paris i learned how to play so much brahms in paris to me it seems like

a natural thing to do. 100 in has got something to crispin so can i contact info nor were made on the unfunny handle this day off that's a bad thing just as i've heard on and on the arms emitted from just notation and that's. the 1st performance of the sun symphony was given by the vienna philharmonic it was a triumph of brahms but there were also critical voices the journal has acknowledged for the music college of else wrote fortunately this symphony is not

long but it does contain a lot of brass noise and despite being relatively short it creates an effect of tedium. 3rd symphony is a kind of an enigmatic word because on one hand a lot of people consider it is best if. and oddly it is least performed of his symphonies it's very difficult symphony it is quite. tricky and complicated to put together but. for most music lovers this is. the favorites are for their their their their little under play. favorites.

with the 2nd or no 2nd order. and the same almost never yeah he was born in 1962 in a stone and still part of the soviet union it was a musical family his father name e.r.v. was a conductor as well as young. and his younger brother christian also took the bus on. in tallinn palmer you have you studied percussion and conducting in 1900 the family emigrated to the united states covering you have you continued his studies in philadelphia and los angeles among his teachers was learned bernstein.

man. i really want to talk about the fact movement of 8th wonder for them for me. you thought half playing very much a caroll and a tune with the other clarinetist and to refute it. 2 2 ringback

and the tune continues on. i love playing because this is music there really has to speak you have to really find it's not a simple melody you. have to really find how the phrase work if you have to work out which voice is speaking and what their thing is an answer is a reply is a comment on what's being sad. or and strings honesty. or this little answer. where them. actually comes from the very very beautiful but could we imagine you know brown he did all these are now those and others in this corner of things for a male course you know if you have if you heard the male chorus singing with

humming. to do you know the hair that's on this is i hear this in dealing for example chili. can i take one of the 4 d. just and one. thank you thank you i can hear the men singing he says it's a male chorus that there and also in the very beginning is your union they're singing. and they're repeating.

it is in for me in fight and that's i need guns guns not just an expression for god i'm turning that into the 4 new powers that strike the ethical monitor on this effort for what i did was on mine. in distiller. yes so that these changes need to have a little bit more legs so that the harmonic harmonic. ringback you are playing i know it's a let's do that rather. than 3 letters or we could stick a try and not stop. exactly yes for that there is not the pauses should not be too taken too literally just press the most there and it's him. with a stash theme type of i can place finish in this thing that's money in motion

implied by the one emotion fleeced or not be dismayed if i don't know how and he's trying to connecticut and happens and we're going. he might want to go to time to the can write. offs. and i stepped up to these enemies in the. long me.

yeah. but if you call up school and then tom ridge says if i move move along the same stuff in the. past you fear and to put our notions of us are see us a moment 10 minutes he left. because his self think he feels he could spot such inferior you can t.

call it. you feel like this is not him or from his for it's something that's he remembers. remembers the times when things were beautiful or. close. but of course they're wrong a. little bit like an old person was in member when i was in love once and now they're all dead now but. only thing i know you're truth is the length but if it's the longer the better. the time.

you know. it is it's good if there is a little bit of sort of what's up exactly but. let's let's let's take about the 4 of exactly. and one. of the. even i. know of to you at the end of the day you know we will go always here you know what about the right things but but long. pauwels on parties cause you know i'm actually poses the hour long home on the long hot pose a mama storm she really got is all i need if i touch here with the most money.

in it so how about the improved supply. in just among my talk to mom. isn't. it just one of its form asked for the norms which are still say when we're. listening to what some of. the end of gear. on done that went up the steps one. of our

best to shows is and modeled on the ones kind of the can of tides 2 and on and. or. 7 7 the monotony even you can offer can't buy that the do you know he has a list of the common i am against mitch mcconnell and this is on top list c n n for sunday month on it's a rocket fire that switched on to me and i for. national modest to finish our stuff this was one are missing from also on and.

it is music. that certainly is very visual imagination starts immediately were you see certain scenarios in your head but it just. good that. there are no words. because everybody can make up their own story everybody can relate to their own experience. the slow mover to federal and ends in

a kind of. resigned beautiful. way and there's a silence and you don't want to silence to end and then orchestra starts playing almost whispering. only you know you. are stuck. and as if you are kind of walkin up from this dreamlike. state that the morbid before which you are. and this whispering that before. slightly an easy movement ever ups into this almost almost a rage young pop up. as if you have a kind of schizophrenia go manic. episode. and

then cause refugia and you and you realize ok there is something something somehow . everything that happened before. was a dream now we come back to reality and we see how he really feels about it now and you have this this is this sense of struggle but also a sense of. frustration. and

why he's in is that it's not reachable to me why is it that i can everybody else seems to but it's not funny. and complete once just it's not do the viola that's beautiful girl so what you don't like i like everything i just want to i want to i want to hear it everything because i like it so much. but you know but i sure but sure you know so can i take it generally i think once. and the

end is good then the movie get into it and you know. one. fun down for to focus on this construct actual museum the sleuth of what your party sources are and do you need me i'll be in there myself as one of them one of them was not i thought you know who i like that we didn't touch that was.

just your spirit on that important for provided you contact an often unfocused and often are some awful awful test one vice which well you know it won't and that's the stuff that's just sternum and power air nymphet i thought decent home owned math that's one of the question i'm tired a lot about him concerning police would use him for new true close girlfriends and . off to mung in poverty in guns an armed militia also no grass. as. a mark in concert last large attack on guard

garbage don't go zone are and matters most all the notices or clearance yet i cooked and spearmint i'm one does this not just come from the north i don't want him for any of the cities counties momentarily spawn partnered us. off not to want to see in my eyes and for news peer to see you just smile noir even smile and speaks evoking a moment and this is. my 1st contact with brothers came through my father. when i was a small boy my father of course. not only productive then but listen to all the recordings so a lot of what i know and bradbury intuitively feel now has to do with the work he

was pointing out and we all know that the 1st introduction brainy think is the most powerful and long lasting one. from birth time i remember the 4th symphony which he was teaching in the summer institute that was kind of a life changing experience. everything that you do with the 4th symphony of these very vividly is due in my mind something that actually made me realize or love the spawn then years from something that we never thought existed before that. i've heard a lot from both men it's still helpful and it's still there.

brahms conducted the 1st performance of his last symphony in the city of mining and . the concert with the mining and cult orchestra was a great success. the violinist who was if you often roche the composer

it is border ever deeper into my soul mine and the orchestras i've really fallen for the thrilling way to run ups the density of invention and the wonderfully in 20 budgeting of the themes from to mention the richness and pusey of individual passages. from like this when i was studying with bernstein in los angeles. it was a for stuff and i never forget when he was teaching was different or you know doctors and it was a youth orchestra and cellist. planning and everybody is making a beautiful song and he was just saying they said yes but you know what makes it really interesting is that mad german and from that point i had never been able to

get it out of my head just what bernstein girls this was in the mad german tango but on. right now at the end it gets a little bit we can go to dun dun dun dun dun dun dun dun and always will be fast of course it's not really a punk rock but the story is good enough for you to understand the character he was looking for in order to make this look bruce the melody even more. interesting and have a structure but i'm on. then and i'm somehow the timing of the last bar maybe could be a little bit more thought a bit more. just just together precise let's take one time and just could we just try playing a little bit longer on the absence of it for the pope from here i mean. all.

right we're going. to. get to the on. the obvious thing is it is a symphony comes from a person with an entirely different state of mind it's a person who doesn't necessarily. hope for anything anymore it's a person for me i don't. were all the illusions out of the way there was no more allusions to his wrists and good groups sense i almost

would say a person who knows that there is no god. 'd that owns guns or has the hood of the whole of and said of peter guns guns can slice a. done piece in this must not be needed here let's see if houghton street or.

universal. p.p.p. should be unveiled in guns lies the. very kind of august. and the moment as of any. doubling of us mystical and hot steam. manila he's seen and is well known and obvious in a sea of. this

is the and didn't is that all staff something then for me or. just. an equal joe cool song also feels to me ask for a nice little states and he. can get you're going to actually just this joke goes i think needs to be a bit more to cause it in other words it may be more fun yet thought up that we seems a little bit takes very seriously the bottom ya don't get the. little bit more joy in it and it's only for fishermen. on the.

phone i doubt. you have them but i think that i don't think. the pound found to be a part of it just that is the reality in this music there is a sense of strength as muscle there is something almost unexpectedly positive. like something that you insert. in order to have a freshly guinea and sure enough the 1st beginning is the finale of the finale needs an entirely new blank page you should not be remembering anything that happened before. or.

will finales one of the most interesting moments of any prompts piece ever said mr sanford. based on the box come. and it is a possibly basically is a ruby do better. on which you then build variations it's a bit like blues you know you listen to a blues chords and and then he will tell your story in many different ways but the chords remain the same.

isn't the act like to do but alms in that sense that's the only test when do you have to fall come and 9 months of hands and as i'm 60 i'm playing come on the icing and since that's. the guns of players i heard some place. in the thunder stick to them that you never got soon for their food and i had soon. to just understand. all of to lose and very poor this boy she should buy me now let's unpack this for tim i'm still just written the last thing for her to climb. on top of stunned no no i'm gonna through. 2 6 6

6 6 6 an intervening stand example a testament to what you through to my kind of heights of an infant and also took. me to for i am. not sure how kurds. compaction and. sanford 5 times i don't. have. to fight. 6 2 2 2 2 2 as this is because i meant they are. all for losing the towel waterford 5 when i was on kite and. even those that flew to be tall talked has also gotten such sense from the. 6 6

you're not a. certain sense of desperation some kind of the feeling of reaching for something. for something but not quite dania and as if you're looking for salvation you're looking for. for acceptance as if you're going to a confession. is it the end of death i don't think so because it's it sounds too.

alive and angry for it to be that close to that. it's a very it's a kind of a strange ending and. it always feels like we need more a few more bars. but i think that we're out of luck we're not going to get any more bars so what my suggestion is of yeah i did i don't know that if. it were the last last bar perhaps not. you know as in temple but as long as it was a young young. so that is really the end of the symphony. and we get it from the floor sometimes. and say that's it that's finished that we need

at least 5 or 6 chords with the best one would read to 16 for all we wanted. and i think. maybe not to not. maybe look like this b. but somehow there needs to be a little swing at the foot but not not a. country it feels as if everything just crashes and and stops. no. young. bump bump bump to the top. of the upkeep at the top of their jobs enough. doors close

no more surface. to this day sometimes i don't think of rob's as a man who used to walk down the street to brandon or abused by the suits at the

auburn drink wine or whatever for me it is a kind of god like figure. what he left behind and the impact that he has had on our culture he's so enormous. and just kind of done something that the very few people have managed to do it and truly become immortal through his work. and.

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