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and there are moves afoot to resuscitate berlin's most famous rave the love parade the original organizer dr mata is on a mission to make it happen. while in the music business people know him as mr red horn that's of course because of his trademark red trombone lundgren is one of europe's most successful jazz musicians ever and one of its most prolific well he's also at home in virtually any musical genre and collaborates incessantly to continually widen his own horizons and he'll join me in the studio right after this. neil's lundgren's latest is a tranquil combo of original compositions swedish folk music and jazz classics. are
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on planes whispery voice rituals so styling and trademark crimson trombone are known to jazz fans worldwide and germany he's a bona fide star. longer and started playing music when he was 6 1st on the drums at 13 he picked up a trombone by 18 he was playing professionally. recorded with a funk and soul legend me c.-o. parker with joe sample and the crusaders with michael brecker and with bruce what dean sound engineer for quincy joe and michael jackson. one frame plays it all from big band swing with tom morris and dio orchestra. to funk of fide adaptations of abba talk classics. 7 in 2005 he fulfilled a lifetime dream recording an entire. album bit joe sample that's $63.00 the man
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with the red horn is at the top of his game in at the top of his dame add here in the studio with me in the flesh neil's lem kind thank you so much for joining us live from fan i'd like to talk about this new album chris style and we just heard some snippets from at their will listen war it a minute of with jazz pianist young cousin makes me feel chris style and means crystals obviously makes me think of snow and ice crystal so there's of very nordic thing happening how do you have for me it's really very much of my jd to your to your home country sweetish but crist out as could also be a metaphor for a woman i like you know he a yeah lecoq like a crystal you know young then under stride and multi faceted have a right there's a song and swedish us were the folk song korg kissed out of the fianna were each i
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have recorded 25 years ago dry to not on this record but chris 1000 is always there i mean it's it's it can mean a lot of things but bano them is is then so it's not a told necessarily chile your or of our a not it oh yeah mia a lot of a lot of folk swedish folk song influences as as you've mentioned there let's listen to the opening piece that actually composed by your co musician it yon loaned can this is called electing it's just a decided to recordists to sumus this concert and how his video cater to be yeah we did it lucky for us court of that an arch yeah i'm i'm listening there's really there's a number leave it will soon be osis in your interaction with eon there you've
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played in many different constellations yourself. so this album in this performance in particular is really reduced to the essential what is so special about this situation for you you're totally. dependent on one person who you know. there has to dialogue has to be a total trust. and it has to be. you have to like each other in order to be able to live a life in a good way with so i think that's you know number one and then of course you have to have some kind of musical skills too but this way of kind of playing. music that is reduced to a minimum of a minimum of notes it's good for every musician i think who cares to see what do you have in yourself that you can express without showing off all the time is good
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for me as well and how and how pure it can be just the 2 of you you've been referred to as one of the hardest working men in show business up there with people like james brown. you are definitely on the road for most of the year you're incredibly active with your many festivals and teaching and at home in so many genres how do you manage to compartmentalize and actually keep yourself grounded in each of those places i guess because i have an interest and doing it i have an interest and and music and i see music as one and that depends and that that means that i i don't kind of i don't have you know different boxes but it goes it goes seamlessly to me you also sing so let's just have a look at a very different meals live ok we still have a bit of time left but. if you. profitable.
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this is your performance on a whale watching the thing that. really helps deal with night our folks for life which is. a personal model but also a long time initiative that you have with me it says fulfilled she added you are a quite a quite a political person at at heart can use that to exist completely outside of politics nowadays for you or is it necessarily linked like in so many other instances i wish it could exist with outside but i don't think it does anymore i think should be an escape shouldn't it should be but it can still be an escape but somehow it's connected. at least in my my thoughts although maybe you don't have to say everything that that you think but which we don't know and i'm straight well we will but what i can express a lot of stuff through my music and sometimes we have their extent say something
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maybe not everybody get the you know catch of but there are messages in there which all of your and your listeners definitely appreciate and use long time on tour with young learned playing with you all the best for that or break a leg thank you very much thank you so much for joining me in the studio you're welcome. well 2020 is still young and there's no time like the present to look at how the greater society whole and environmental trends are changing also how we eat honey is a vienna based nutritionist and trend researcher and every year she cuts through the noise and publishes her forward looking food report so in times of climate crisis here's a taste of what's to come. plate of heavy food many of us regularly. but according to austrian food trend researcher honey what those days are over. the way we eat is changing
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it's getting healthier and portions are smaller. like here at home in vienna the specialty is poking out why a national dish it's usually made with raw marinated fish but can also include tofu or chicken topped with fresh vegetables and spicy dressings. come in order at the counter maybe like the look of bright orange mango or you feel like some crunchy green cucumber lox salmon is always popular salmon and avocado are the best sellers. many customers order takeout these days many people can't afford to take a long lunch break but eat at their desks. right now work determines when we eat what we eat when we can fit it in when it suits us when work allows that.
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it's what honey looks like calls the snack afic cation trend. another trend is eating art designer tetley's a bag of feels there's a strong visual element to enjoying food so she's created a series of dinnerware that effectively sets. state for every meal. ticket form and we associate darken angular shapes with a bitter all salty taste and ground light forms with a sweet and. so low sugar dessert can actually taste sweeter depending on the dish we serve a 10. pound smoked beat really has more fragrance if we watch it being prepared. it's not about putting on a show but eating consciously savoring more but eating less.
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according to estimates the world population will exceed 9000000000 in 30 years time feeding population will be a challenge urban food is one solution growing produce in the city the company blue is behind this aquaponics farm. the african catfish raised here is part of the chain it's excrement serves as fertilizer for the tomatoes cumbers and peppers grown on the farm. the business is expanding most of the produce sold in the farm store is sparked by restaurants. and when we think of food production we think of the country signed of farmers working in fields but it would be good to grow fresh produce closer to cities to reduce transport routes many people aren't aware of how much as possible take vertical farming it allows more to be grown on less base it's
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not even a new idea this tower was built in vienna in 1974 back then though the idea didn't really take off. faith to think in the 1960 s. prices fell so dramatically that it wasn't profitable to grow certain products as this one. to the women proper will an idea that was ahead of its time but now the tower is being given a 2nd lease of life in keeping with the main food trend in 2020 sustainability but not at the cost of quality. and finally 30 years after the 1st love parade in 1989 there are plans afoot to bring the iconic dance festival back to life possibly as early as 2021 in its heyday the love parade attracted over a 1000000 ravers every summer transforming the center of berlin into a pulsating dance floor founding d.j. dr martha wants to revive the festival in keeping with its noncommercial message of
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your links to inception in stories and discussions hello and welcome to the new suffering from grammy night from foreign examinee from a use of easy i why would say d w that close to africa joined us on facebook at g.w. africa. this is d.w. news these are our top stories the european union has announced plans to leverage up to a trillion euros over the next decade to fight climate change commission president on the line called it europe's man on the moon moment the plan commits the e.u. to achieving carbon neutrality by 2015. germany has invited libya's warring factions to berlin in a new push for peace this after talks in moscow phil.
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