london judges he's permission from the customs traditions. to 60 minutes. i'm not laughing at the germans well i guess sometimes i am but most and nothing with the budget and i think deep into the german culture of . mutants take this grandmother yeah you know it's all that. enough time rachael join me for me to get my feet up close. hello and welcome to another fun filled edition of your max coming to you from the streets of berlin i'm your host meghan lee today we kick off the show on a musical note with one of the world's best organise the american musician cameron

carpenter would normally play here but since concerts and large gatherings are still restricted due to code 19 cover decided to bring his music to the people so he loaded his organ onto a truck and he drove it to care facilities around the city the result was a surprise enjoyed by everyone. from a carpenter has been cold the company of the organ. during the weeks of crisis he come clear of the coast wind farms to concert halls. so he's come to the corner of a senior citizens' home instead. to suck locations of his appearances kept under wraps so the room people.

the concert only lose 20 minutes then comes the finale. coming carpenters here to give people a bit of enjoyment in this time of coronavirus lockdown. but also a message. for classical musicians you know we spend our whole lives and our work not only studying the great works on the technique of our instrument but also learning what that music means and how to make it mean something to a person who's sitting just a few feet away but also in general you know the time you play a part that i play in the whole tapestry of cultural life which after all gives us something to live for that is more than just eating drinking surviving time and

carpenter maysoon frustration even furious it's understandable if he's a patient to start performing again but he also says that he sees the fight against a virus as critical and high risk groups must be protected. from sweets number 5 from cameron top interest 2016 all you need is bob. he played his underdog and he had constant bills for nearly 1000000 euros. the instrument is almost as extravagant as the musician. until he was 11 coming carpenter took lessons at home he didn't went on to study at the giuliani conservatory in new york city. his abilities extend beyond music and he keeps pushing them further. it's obvious he'd have little trouble working as a designer to. this repertoire extends beyond classical.

please fly me to the moon the stones are made famous by frank sinatra and dean martin. back in berlin one many concert photos of there's no way to ruin even so much as a sound check. it's quick and even dirty in the parking lots and back streets. but cameron carpenter just shuts out his surroundings when i'm playing the organ i'm i'm just in the world of the organ there's nothing that really comes into that world that's partly because of the organ itself it's a huge machine and you play it best when you understand it as a machine and sort of enter into it. the star organist has been living in berlin since 2010 plays the goldberg variations some of the pieces by johann sebastian bach he sees bob as ideal for

circumstances like this because the music is so it's so perfect it's not only doesn't need my interpretation or improvisation but it it also can be simply received almost like we receive nature whether one knows anything of music or not. to music is the 1st the music is great and it was modern it's not like organ music in the church by. the goldberg variations glorious i say do this more often anyway i think the initiatives fantastic. thank you man oh. just. then he's already planning the next concert come or incompetent plans to release the goldberg variations on cd. during the coronavirus lockdowns the time to predict the date you

go ahead and record them and since what happens then isn't which listeners. creativity is popping up all over the place due to the pandemic especially among street artists whether it's london hong kong or madrid walls are filling up with corona inspired art we met up with 2 street artists from berlin to hear more about their spin on this latest motif. all over the world in recent weeks street artists have given expression to their perspectives on the corona pandemic some with a sorely needed twinkle of humor others with agent messages to

a weary public. one of europe's best known street artists sam sends up the appeal to everyone to stay at home for street artists as the term implies staying at home is hardly an option the street is their studio. is the biggest thing in the world at the moment so it's not really a surprise that you're seeing it come out on the streets that artist does tend to take from the world i'm put out where they can. turn lin's power park is where the city street artists come together here they create one corona inspired mural after another legally booky savage and any freethinker have themselves been infected with the spirit of the times and put their vision on the wall in spite of the lockdown. where wearing gloves were wearing masks you know this is probably better protected than most people out most. well. yeah. but

there's always a point where you need to get out and do it on a wall. street can be found in the. daily one of his latest works depicts the obsessive gollum from lord of the rings together with this. from the ice age movies is making off with a roll of toilet paper the dominican born artist had already used to seeking his precious toilet paper in his 1st corona it went viral worldwide. rise of the people like a lot because. unlike most other street artists new zealander bulky savage rarely begins with an image in mind just starts painting the day the down was announced in germany one particular

theme kept going round and round in his head. a few hours later he completed his work. in visualize certain connections his latest work includes the words in it together especially in uncertain times. on not making any money. to go out and buy if you can buy paint. and you don't know what is going to go in is going to like. all the uncertainty and play with your head. now. freethinker are getting together for their 1st collaborative mural infected by the corona virus while keeping the required distance and wearing masks they wore them even before the crisis may separate people physically but it can bring them together emotionally hardly anyone here wants to stay home alone.

couple of things. inside the house bob like here is not for. us well all of us we can keep these stones that's ok so you've. always wanted to as the. street artists like freethinker and bulky savage use urban spaces for their gallery their medium of communication they interpret seams of social relevance but also to express personal experiences and that's what their public here in the park appreciate. you not sure about it more than normal and even expectable that people go out again also in the summer. and try to express themselves i think it's good that they're having fun with it and so what's and i think it's actually rather brilliant especially if you take it all with a little humor then you'll get through the crisis a little better it's really great. nobody can now it's night that coated 19

has and will continue to affect the world often in profoundly negative ways but some of what street artists are currently turning out is thought provoking in positive ways. and maybe even a bit encouraging. time now for a universal favorite fries not french but rather belgian anyone who has been to belgium knows that you cannot visit the country without trying the national favorite with both ketchup and manny's of course now our next report was filmed before the outbreak of the coronavirus because we wanted to find out what makes belgian fries so special in our series of food secrets we find out why you know if there's this thing to it. it's a little annoyances. well

for me fridays when i come home from abroad from from a holiday the 1st thing i buy in belgium. when you party is when you've got a new girlfriend when you go for fries with it when you've lost or you go eat fried it's really this is old where everything is good needs to be. done hello my name is now. well no one even is busy turning. we run the pizza delicious pale french fry stand that i have been doing this for 32 years. or

more customers eat good fries every day good fries are well cooked crispy outside and soft inside more related to. the sick the secret to good fries is to choose premium potatoes. we also work with been cheaper tater was the best for making belgian fries. it's a very old potato for right to have to use over 100 years old but still now it isn't beatable in terms of taste and crunchiness give me. my name is that the calorie i'm working at really fits as a sales manager. even in belgium is a very small country as you know we have a different sizes which we have to deliver and from us compared to what only you know it from this we have say 10 or 11 well in the south of belgium they won't try to force. well off over the fries are to be 11000000000 meters

thick that's the right size on a quarterly thinner they get cold faster. but they're not crispy at this way. with the other thing if they're anything because if they take up too much room to bank on the and also end up getting colder and faster so a lot of what they will see a 1000 more. on the body fat is like white gold for french fries a lot of laws that keeps them soft. on your heart they stay nice and crispy. bullets if you fry them in a vegetable oil or something else they burn too fast. reveal. to me which fry is that the quintessence of belgian. souls that have been something very simple yet every day i discover something new about them that we're here for

them. and their names by now and of i'm president of unit for the national association of french fry producers we don't know who invented french fries but it was the belgians who made an art out of them for the for the bit. where we are going to put the potatoes are deep fried twice the 1st time at 125 degrees celsius to precut and the 2nd time you increase the temperature to 155 degrees and no more we finish frying them as the orders come in and one of them out hearts to the customers if we do just what it should be has to listen much more than look to know when the fines are just released all the different somebody i flew to 5 maker is the orchestra conductor and that would be. put on the potatoes or frying up there's a singing too at. exist is a little noise just

a song that comes from the deep fryer they sing while we fry. in fact french fries are a meal in themselves you could be happy just eating from the square to little mayonnaise on them but even without current extraordinary meal. you have to look at what you do with all your heart the good that's very difficult when you do the same thing to eat until you know it's just inside a little cabin and sometimes for 10 or 12 hours. that's the secret and that's also my profession of it deals. and if you want to discover more food secrets on your remarks then go to our food channel on you tube recipe stories creative chefs.

to smell lots of credible good natured trends recipes to try yourself so i heard today i'm going to show you how to cook sustainable vegetarian food from sumi tea and the secrets behind british an. i.l.s. my life as you read. this 13 you start to say no. d.w. food and simply subscribe and. boutique hotels have been growing in demand for years now many tourists favor unique sleeping accommodations over big hotel chains like in vienna for example that's where one hotel owner bought up a bunch of former businesses and turned them into cosy sleeping rooms for guests now before the lockdown one couple from hungary was looking for a special way to spend the night in the austrian capital. the hotel suite use.

could be a metalworking shop when jess daniel paul cracks and helga roshi open the curtains they find themselves looking out a shop window and marigny in a street. funny to have the cars passing by so close. you see the people backing by the cars but it's as if they don't even notice as they do a little bit doesn't bother me ready. the 2 tourists from hungary are staying at the creates a hotel a project launched by architect. in 2012. she had 26 empty business addresses converted into hotel suites. shoemakers and taylor shops as she turned into unique surroundings to spend the night and. day all the guests have their own rooms around town their own feel good. they can embark upon their own adventures right on the streets. infrastructure you normally

find within the complex of a hotel's buildings has been spread out horizontally all around the great so our neighborhood as we call it and it. creates the hotels guests use a custom app to locate the projects carefully selected partners here breakfast is served just around the corner in the cafe. rather than hit the souvenir shop in the hotel lobby guest look for gifts in the media area for example designer judith miller jewelry shop. our. foods delicatessen shop owner robert. is a view news institution. if you are always here anyway. corporations like this are a good thing so we won't have any more empty shops. revitalizing the globe to buildings and space is a main focus for 3. the key safe opened by entering

a code takes on the function of the reception for each suite the conversions were inspired by the locations history. for the service design we took the past use of each location into consideration in this case it was a tailor shop we had a room height mural made the young lady here is wrapped in the same fabric we used to a poster of the open closet that tells the guests that they are indeed in the end in a former business location these are not your average hotel rooms this is kind of. everywhere the trend is towards centric hotel concepts amsterdam offers beds and a decommissioned harbor crane and disused bridge keepers cabins and travellers wishes and tastes are changing to the tourist of today goes looking for the pulse of the city off the beaten path. at the pumps and that's at least they can get tips from genuinely any that is from us on what to do around town that makes the guests

staying with us of the any of our short time subsides you know there's something shall we go. after affectively makes the tourist a townie hidden away behind a nondescript facade is one of the end is trying to use night shops the motto. of film the club are well known from outside it looks like nothing. after a long day full of new experiences the old metal working shop is as welcome as any badger. you know i've been a viewer quite often and seen a great deal this was a completely new experience. i got a hold of the repression of you. so i got to know even better how the people of the end i really live. at 1st that was very new especially the rooms of creation where i'd go right out on to the street 1st thing. good but the connection to town is

right there to. stop. sleeping in a shop front a guest can get to know the city of vienna from a very personal side. and finally forget wiener dogs mice or other funny characters made out of balloons for parties the scottish artist terry cooke puts a new twist literally on balloon figures by creating colorful birds he then sent them nature and he photographed them it's truly art imitating life. from a distance it's hard to tell the life bird from the blue bird. scottish born terry cooke shapes birds from the loops. on the bill for today he is

a not much has materialised latex in a variety of colors and sizes only recently discovered balloons as a medium of artistic expression i made one or 2 balloons for my niece's birthday party and then after that i thought cool might be quite interesting try to make something. kind of more realistic so write works that don't look realistic but maybe closer to nature than the usual stuff that you see every cook studio is the attic of his house. he lives in aberdeen scotland and teaches in a college there reserving his free time for his art. so we cook long since learned to churn out the balloon animals familiar from children's birthday parties . but it takes hours for him to finish one of his balloon birds. depending on which bird it pick. a look at a couple of images. for all like google or something like that and so you can

understand how the feathers like you kind of pick up the balloons you want and i just have to go from there basically there's no right or wrong way to do it there's no there's no rules for as long as you can. tie them into a shape that sort of vaguely resembles them and then they're on a winner. aspires to make the bloom birds look as realistic as possible. they and he had so the park their photographs the balloon birds in the natural habitats of their life counterparts. as with the days not hatch. they kind of under all the like little bits of barking stuff they stick their beaks on there and pick out little bugs and things like that. but i just read it has a really cool looking little bright colored bird. cleaning upside down to

a tree trunk because how they're not hot usually appears in the wild and that's so terry cook positions it's like this in latex. of all birds and so i've been a kid. like completely obsessed with birds i love all of specifically birds. and i don't even know why. he concentrates on birds native to his own country. and also the photo shoot cook takes bloomberg home again you'd rather not leave his mark good nature that way. and with that it is time to say goodbye but don't forget to check us out on social media for me and the rest of the crew here in berlin as always thanks for tuning in and we'll see you again soon.

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