i am thinking here in her signature role of lulu performed at the very end state opera and with that greetings from berlin and welcome to the latest edition of arts and culture peterson hails from southern germany and over the years she's established herself as an opera singer who defies categorize asian critics are literally weak kneed over the crystal clarity of her voice her versatility and her sue perv acting talent a dramatic soprano who also has a quieter more introspective side and before we meet her let's look at some of her career high. malise pitocin has enjoyed a dream career as a corner a tourer soprano. lector fine performances have garnered her 3 german opera singer of the year awards a unique achievement.

was. most famous role that of. opera. her friends have given her the nickname the turbo soprano on her facebook fan page she presents herself as a down to and accessible opera diva paces and lives in athens and has a house in the country worship juicers her own lives with a multitude of hidden talents. and here she is in the flashlight least a dozen welcome and so glad you could join us a woman of many talents indeed music dance career in there but you're very much an actor as well and with one with an incredibly incredible physicality really we see

on stage what kind of roles attract even the most. of course the roles that have. a dramatic approach and an interesting character so bad yeah yeah there needs to be something also you know also i'm attracted by the college she out of by any of the roles i'm doing this is gives me a platform to perform and to be completely there with all my being. which you always are as the critics never stop writing and you're best known for your patrol of bags heroine lulu you literally owned that role for 18 years 10 different productions of it and you famously broke your nose one time in that very and. opera performance and yet you sang on tell us about how that was actually the prime year of this and i just missed the exit of a glass wall because the lights were coming strange and i got full speed into the

glass and you know it's this millisecond of that you are gone and you come back and you just head into the right exits and i saw just waiting for me with a stick and i just you know the adrenaline is so high that you just sing on and then you were you have a checking in of. belief leading you know on the right. but you check in a millisecond if you could can still stand if you see the. if you're still in balance if you see the conductor and everything was ok so when they brought some tissues on the i just you know it just went on they one retired from that role that was a bit of a sign that it was maybe time to do something else that was in 2015 how difficult was it to hang up a role that you've had for 18 years and as you know still show up in your day today you know it was not easy because it was so deeply rooted in me this rule when you do it for such a long time but you know after all these years there's also

a shadow that is left on my soul and also. concerning the the role as being a woman so i decided to to let her go and to open a space for another molly's you know of for the real one because it's you know it's leaves an imprint on you and it was time to time to go to the next chapter obviously it was not easy because it's so you know it's like it is rooted root its roots in very deep into that persona now speaking of next chapters your new album is relatively recently released it's the 3rd in your dimensions trilogy with romantic songs about the physical world and then of course the other world as you call it and now in iraq i have a quick listen to. i

believe. version i. meant and you're essentially on this record looking at the relationship that we as humans have with what did you learn history you know i think. 6 6 treasure. and it has everything. that concerns us as a human being from the deep sorrow over the joy the contemplation of nature everything is there and i want to you know not to present another into something that we have already seen and heard so many times i wanted to connect to us as a human being and lead has everything and i want to make this connection also to look at us human beings in the here and now and also in the other side on the other side and into us it's here it's very internal it's very different from what you're

doing on the opera stage yes you know it's the opera insights that's what i say sometimes lead is what what what you have inside and you have to bring it out from your soul to the audience and it's a it's for me it's the seed of music. if you watch it the voice if you look at the voice it's the seat of everything and it's our shot we are speaking we are speaking and singing so it comes from deep inside of us it's not an instrument that's outside so it was great to look outside and inside we thesis i invented your artist in residence for the coming season with the berlin philharmonic that's a wonderful position at the request of curator protect petanque on. conductor what's it like to work with him i mean it's this guy is unique he is such he's he's 100 percent music and he's a modest person and he's just there for for the music and and for everyone who

makes this music so at the same time he's with the orchestra with the singers with the music and he has the ability to combine these from the greatest pianists similar to the biggest 40 simple and there is a language between us that doesn't need words that's absolutely beautiful an incredible dynamic that he manages to build with with that orchestra well. it doesn't thank you so much for delving into the human experience for us on stage on on this record it's a real pleasure to listen to it and wish of course all the best for your next performances at the very end state opera in december. thank you very much for being here. i get another part of the human experience is the baking and breaking of bread which is of course the staple food in most of europe albeit in many different forms and so my colleague has endeavored to take us around the loaf i loaf and this time we've arrived in croatia the latest member to join the e.u.

club where pop culture is a many layered story. this complex working loads actually starts off very simply with just 3 ingredients 60 millimeters of milk. 4 grams of yeast. and 90 grams of bread flour mix them well and leave them dries overnight. now the credos risen you need to start on your main goal which is a bit more complex in its make up in fact it's asked tricky as trying to ascertain where cuts are actually comes from croatians saw ups macedonian slovenians all former yugoslavians claim this loaf as their own for this croatian version makes 120 grams of lukewarm water with 310 grams of plain flour and

215 grams of bread flour. then at the prieto. plus 10 grams of fresh yeast 45 mi liters of some flour or oil 75 grams of natural yogurt 2 x. . 7 grams of salt and 10 grams of sugar. need to make sure well and place it in a bowl creased with some trowel. howard and leave to rise for 45 minutes i'm willing to. cut it's too good and courage is what gracious prime minister blanco which needs for the next step. divide the dough into 5 pieces. as we saw during the wars of the ninety's splitting things up in the balkans very easy this is something we don't market widely but these are the facts. so don't just watch this by i.

you need one ball. weighing precisely 300 grams and 4 balls of 175 grams each. next roll them out and stuck them on top of each other like the croatian flag it combines the colors of the flanks of the kingdoms of gracious slavonia and in part of the may show. the small slayer is of course the e.u. with croatia being a member. now roll out the dough. take a pastry reel and make several clean and precise cuts this is something. called for the former yugoslav republic of croatia has the most disputes with neighboring countries including bosnia-herzegovina. montenegro and especially fellow e.u. member state slovenia. the 2 nations have been quarrelling over

a few square kilometers of coastline in the gulf. small strip like this. once you have about $20000.00 pieces roll each of them up like you would in mecca type the most famous and stylish invention ever to come out of croatia during the 30 years war in the early 17th century croatian soldiers wore red crow but as part of their uniform. next greece a springform tin can place your compact little bundles around a ball of dough in the center. leaves them to rise for around 45 minutes. whisk an axe and place the top of the dough. then bake the whole nose for 30 minutes at $220.00 degree celsius.

your pot culture is ready to eat. bread that's as rich or no. aids and multi-layered as the republic of grace shut itself. down about you but i'm always a bit hungry after georg baking extravaganzas and in case you are too you can find more baking bread videos on our website and that's all for now so until we have the pleasure of meeting again bending take care and up.

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