every journey begins with the 1st step and every language with the 1st word urge people. rico is in germany to learn german why not with him it's simple online on your mobile phone and free stuff d w z e learning course nikos for german maybe you seem. to. know all the piano sounds like that one it is a one off and not just piano in the woods. well welcome to your own mix let's see what else we have for you today. a

photographer and is in chanting shots of drills in story that. how it's done from guyana unites the canary world into it. and we start the show with the works of british artist k.j. kids at 1st sight you could easily mistake them for the creations of a fantastic baker but in fact everything she makes is knitted 8 she often works full days on her installations and when you see them for the 1st time you can vote probably think they are at a. tastefully arranged lovingly crafted and deceptively realistic. baked goods which down the tree at the handmade festival in barcelona but they're not edible everything here is knitted or crocheted from our yard. sale i'm just finishing off my display of their pretty sweet cakes so we have some kind of

raising a pound of. danish pastries so it's just kind of pricing them in the white position so that they look as realistic as they possibly could on display. kirk cakes banks stand serves up everything from buns to bank goals and targets. at 1st only planting that various types of bread. bribes is really how to make it look interesting and that was my initial challenge to do just a bakery with the bride and then as i've been sort of doing my research looking at different baker ways teesri counters i want to combine the 2 together so that seem like marriage is having the t.c. comes alongside the brides. a few weeks before the festival in brighton. jenkins lives and works in this british resort town she's known for her humorous food creations. jenkins love to

brighten for its rough seas and delicious fish both inspired her most successful solo exhibition today a market stand full of seafood. i think is just to have a light in my head and then say it's free to completion so and i love the fact you can just have a piece of string neon and sit in something quite sort of magical and realistic so that that's what drives me on. this drive is also evident in her latest project she's a regular customer at this bakery. writes will have my. i have also been passionfruit tarts. raspberry lemon merengue tarts blackberry mousse and all kinds of bread cake jenkins is always on the lookout for new models so this this is basically my sketchbook so to speak so in kind of 3 to 4 months.

jenkins spends several months working on each project. her studio contains gone and wall and everything and color imaginable. i've experimented with lots of different things so i found it in 2 yarns together achieved a very realistic in fact quite quickly so by me me choosing which colors to to mix together on the knitting machine i can then achieve the white effect for the bride so so that is just you know trial and error process of selecting different shades of brown and. her knitting machine dates from the 1960 s. . to take such 3 to 4 hours to make a loaf of bread. crocheting the little tarts takes even longer.

very fine hook to get a tight stitch. and then i just said make a little so the green shaped like sort of structure and then the hand stitched on to the base afterwards on the tot. visitors to the handmade festival in barcelona were thrilled by her way. i guess just outstanding my 1st impression was a while. to my taste to see a credibly creative it looks like food yeah yeah. cans crocheted baked goods have one advantage over edible ones they always remain as fresh as the day they were made. and now for the just piano in the world may not look like you might imagine it doesn't have huge keys for instance the pm is placed at relatively normally because the size refers to the

height the piano is full for me just 7 c. hi the unique instrument is located in a new concept hall and the let's be in hava city offense. world's largest piano weighs over a time and stands 4.7 meters high. this touch should course is one of latvia's most famous pianists. it's the 1st time he's played the model 470 i bet he still room with the sound. on this piano and you can have the longest sound ever and no other piano can produce such a long sound if you press the key. you can enjoy a quality sound for a very very long time that has

a longer than normal piano you can play in a very nuanced way and everything you want to come out of the count just comes out in a. very diverse and very influenced way which is something every pianist pushes. the piano was built in back hungary on the danube. daveed province and his international team of instrument builders make up rights in cottons workshop by hand. these again these these stands to seemingly seemingly the same but they're a little bit lifted. duffy claverings started out tuning pianos they set him on

a quest to improve the overall sound of the piano he created his 1st upright piano in 1087 it was 3.7 meters long. and i was tuning it bothered me that some instruments. hardly even be to me that always irritated me so i decided if i have to then i'll build one by myself. and instrument what they most appreciate is the layout of the strings and the sound board. 'd or the sound board is made of 2 layers of spruce glued together that's another big difference to the conventional piano. but the greatest challenge was to draw all the copper wire strings evenly is because it's especially important to draw the copper very evenly if you apply a little too much tension the strings thickness will vary and that inevitably causes it to develop unwanted vibrations later on and that means the tone won't be pure go. back to vance will slot via

the world's largest piano is thoroughly integrated into the architecture of the modern concert house and it attracts virtue also here from around the globe. before the internationally renowned pianist best option close warms up for a full rehearsal means gives it one more tuning. 6 6 the sound of a conventional concert grand piano compared with the model for 70 i. it's just not as rich it sounds much thinner or more wood so you can tell that the strings are trying to make the tone but the soundboard doesn't play along. and audience attends the rehearsal that's touched him cruz has been looking forward to this moment for quite some time.

if you want to play it just a large happy. sure on the spirit or it sounds just like a really nice symphony orchestra you know it's like. dr clive and has many more ideas such as a piano that floats toward the audience or a piano inside a lotus blossom his future models would definitely be something to look forward to . many animals see in europe i'm now hibernating bears and had sharks for example sleep through the winter months the european screw standard runs over the branches from time to time these animals only hibernate when it's particularly frosty and then they often don't chop full day bad news for tad vegan because that photographer has a favorite with reddish brown fur and a bushy tail. these photos make timid red squirrels into

stars with the right props by their side they pose like real professionals. the man behind the lens is a swedish dutch photographer. he specializes in squirrels. the behavior is smarts like humans also in jealousy anger. dominance loving funny it's they have so much different kind of expressions and their behavior yes it's fantastic i think it's not never boring somehow. very thin has been specializing in squirrels for about 6 years. he built a small outdoor photo studio in front of his house in garden in northern sweden.

the photographer always tries out new motifs for his photo shoots to lure the animals he puts out peanuts and sunflower seeds which he cleverly places in beside or on the objects. in my what i was. so i want to have here and. so for that need to hold. trials. now vision has to be fast and concentrate so he won't miss the right moment. he's lucky today. almost. afraid to get in the shows it to feel confident hold out. and.

the that's a chance so it can take days before the squalor scoring in the shows or decoding the shoes when i'm not there like this morning. between 6 and 14 squirrels visit him regularly often they come twice a day sometimes not at all that's why he doesn't like to miss an opportunity to take photos. and. sometimes they stay for several hours but other times only a few minutes to avoid losing time that he has installed a live camera so that he can react quickly when the visitor is richer and. moot. since. sometimes 56 squirrels common the same time in leaves a mess and they don't have to rest and peaceful thing to to be on one's property or

to interact with the props they have fairy individual animals. vision shoots up to 300 photos in one day. off and he can only use a few of them. he always wants to tell a story with his pictures which is why he often combines 2 images digitally emerges them in photoshop. it would be too time consuming to have 2 files in one photo and hopefully they show up and stand in a position. and never show up both close together a big problem because they have a lot of rights and sometimes especially when they're young i have more chance to have my story complete if it's about 2 squirrels but most of the time to never

happened. has won numerous awards for his work. he publishes many of his pictures in books and on instagram where he house around 37000 followers. even though he spends a lot of time observing and recording the squirrels behavior he says he doesn't completely understand them. it's the animal before a lot of surprises. still every day for me no surprise i think now i understand that squad is going to do that forget it. if the squirrel stop coming over one day kind of fashion says he'd point his lens somewhere else like that birds thanks to our regular visitors to his garden. and you can catch up with lots more strange and unusual who poets as well as find lots of

information about european culture and lifestyle on you do you. want to learn more about european lifestyle and culture. when you come to. your home and. take the flight to and. try out when and labored cruising join the race at the strong. euro. subscribe so you don't. antony's outpouring was born in ghana when he came to germany he wanted to become a professional footballer then an injury put an end to history but it turned out he had another talent in which he could excel in the kitchen cooking fascinated anthony's polling from a very young age now for 3 years in a row he has been awarded a michelin star that's

a point says anyone can cook excellent food and he enjoys sharing his tricks of the trade with us. was. dining at anthony sarpanch restaurant is a feast for the senses. it's collusion style octopus with south american oaks on its roots and caper leaf is a color an area called decision. to make a home visits with when guests come here they'll be spending 4 hours enjoying the menu ranging from up at all to bread followed by chocolates. probably says that every 10 minutes there's something new to taste. was born in kumasi ghana. he came to germany at the age of 8. later he fulfilled his dream of becoming a chef. today he runs

a restaurant near dusseldorf. he's married and has 3 children but you know. his restaurant antony's kitchen won the michelin star for the 1st time in 2017. his cookbook promises that any hobby chef can whip up such award winning dishes provided they use stellar ingredients. from his gwen an animal is ill and i eat it's meat i'll get sick too should on it. so instead i eat less but enjoy perfect quality. what exactly is perfect food sarpong explains what it means with a corn fed chicken it's a parent speaks for itself. perfect you can see that this again is nice in orange but the meat must not be that color only the skin and feet he said. he carefully

cuts up the chicken and he takes great care while lovingly preparing his food. and you know i think the chicken is your muscle the mean is dark. if you see it you think it's a rabbit and me whatever then. he would never use chicken size from a supermarket car park says using the best ingredients it's crucial for winning a michelin star. his cookbook explains how to create this exquisite octopus dish. or veal cheeks like leaves he doesn't mind sharing his recipes i mean is that there's no point in secrets you we're here on this planet to share with. the planet what's the point of having secrets and taking them to your grave and nobody knows how to create a certain dish that's not nice. this restaurant received a michelin stars 3 years in a row. much of his cuisine is refined and yet down to earth. this kitchen team

knows exactly what needs to be done it's a smooth operation. even when not but each month we come up with a new menu and take it up a notch it's my can tell my team is now even more eager to win another 2nd michelin star but what i always say is this if we keep doing what we're doing we can't lose because i'm. case in point this tasty gas patches made mostly from bleach another gourmet dish you can try out at home. to keep. the northern spanish city of pamplona is rich in history pump lorna has also a different model and minimalists to award winning architects have shown both florida and also sue outstay that when it comes to design less can sometimes be definitely more. this is the city of. in

northern spain. but it's also known for this massive concrete structure. it was designed by architects and. is one of the 2 architects who designed the structure. welcome to pump. to show you around the building we designed. the family home was custom designed for its owners a married couple with 2 daughters and their 2 dogs. the kitchen and living room are located in a huge open space the big wooden structure houses the guest bathroom. ceiling to floor windows open onto the backyard garden area. the view is the key element for this property and we designed it with

a view in mind. that we came up with the idea of a living room that would take full advantage of the view. this sort of design is typical for. their trademarks are clear forms and a limited amount of materials. open their office in pamplona in 2005. another element that's always found in their work is the interaction between light and shadow. as can be seen in this. one the architect and national architecture prize in 2013. when you look at this area from the it resembles a. we call this area and. it separates the inner court from the street in filters the light to the interior. this

corridor leads the children. one of their current projects is a new building for the city museum in northwestern spain. challenge is to make their model fit in with the traditional architecture. was also an important factor for the concrete house. source of inspiration for all our works is the location. that's why in this case we designed the upper portion of the structure as a concrete shell. perfectly with the local topography. the architects also use the slope to divide the structure in the 2 functional areas the upper one includes the living room and the kitchen the lower one is more secluded and includes the bedrooms accessed by a short tunnel. right now we're in the atrium of the lower part of the house which forms the center of the sleeping quarters we've also

included a player for the children. the front side of the lower floor also features floor to ceiling windows. the bedroom and the children's room both have wonderful views of the surrounding landscape. you can get an excellent view of the split level design. with the private area and the upper level which includes more functional areas and you can also see how the house fits the slope of the law. they. have made a name for themselves in spain with their unconventional designs and future projects include one must do designing a church. this year marks the 250th birthday of gem

composer. great symphonies but also compose wonderful melody. and to celebrate this special you would like you to perform it for us have already give it a go. so you can use really any instrument you like please upload your video to our website it's worth it because we're giving away a fantastic price for 2. birth place on the right and that's all we have time for today's c n n next time bye bye. never

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is to see for food use them you also have a role to play. this is d w news and these are out top stories thousands took this to the streets of baghdad for the funeral procession of iran's top general so the money was killed in a u.s. airstrike on friday iran has promised revengeful the military date his death raising fears of a wider conflict across the region.