beethoven was. his for the beethoven 202250th anniversary. again they want to have another. witness to go. somewhere go home again quote get crossed that all want to see him. but i'm going to argue loudly as a worker program a good thing. cubans know who he is and they say no touching the cuban because his the joint in his music is

dancing rhythms. i'm already a witch ok we had gone i got i did them the whole want us once again and so mostly got poisoned. and he. seemed hopeless and think dumbing down don't know off and showing yet. this a bad movie acting poor play. play. play. it doesn't matter if you're in cuba or if you're going there i'm nervous no matter what the.

first. i think. the beauty of mozart's music is it's interesting. but that's also what makes it hard for us musicians it's sometimes hard to be simple when we've spent all this time studying. to. conquer the country you have to take away all the worries all the stress over thinking and go back to how it would

be sound that's the secret of playing mozart. i'm in havana for an amazingly wonderful inspiring and completely crazy project called mozart in mambo a project that i've been carrying around with me ever since i 1st came to have on a few years ago and that's where my love of cuba began. when i 1st came here i was so touched by the musicality of these people and also how much they love will they do. they have very little but i was so impressed at this beautiful sound they were getting from the most awful instruments.

just. every form player dreams of the months of home can chances for some lucky to have them of course i've always wanted to do it i've never quite danced to play them all in public. for me it may sound strange i know i play in the presence of the money i have a very exposed job i'm used to being a socialist within the orchestrate occasionally but i don't feel comfortable being in front of the orchestra as a soloist. i enjoy playing at home for myself solo but not really on stage i prefer to be the

supporter and the most important thing about music is that it connects it connects people because every musician feels the same whether they are in the berlin philharmonic or in some junior school the minute you have this feeling of making music with other people it's it's really uncomfortable. for. a lot of the head of our gear out of. bed all day long has she got the answer seem to have a bomb or mahmoud's over the new book the time for. the record going to work or why and why don't you on our new involved want to see him bring those we go.

in but i go i want to follow a lot of these in bit of both and work on but only you know when i go on the most in the most to go since i guess i'm mostly. that you i've been here almost the end but he says and once you got me got over so yeah i'm mostly going to use him no money no once in a lot of days you'll get on i said he said oh but as in most. or. whatever. they can to hold on to someone i don't want to look at numbers or go but a power saw of sympathy when i got out and i've been in the most regard palermo

c.r. plus to go. from my home where. chatham was a guy in the more sod they're going there but oh see if i can go see him but i've been the most want to have said that they are going to move on all i. 5. the am. and i want to be like that. it's a shared project it's not about me it's about us it's about this group of people and how we're all learning from each other and having basically the most wonderful time with mozart unnumbered.

her. in my more head it almost got one in well i was in the megan with tina. i dunno graham was a guy by loudly i mean about as if you know she and the one local number if tell you obama you are young by me on the i'm all i don't go. to good good that. you put us on the question why yeah they're more study mama as i'm great the way

i'm b.c.'s ok i'm getting see bill so mostly ok they said and by he said they thought and they got again and i'm going call me a homebred older than we we are b.c.'s. i was the guy most of that meant. no i mean. it's simple i got a book a most of the new. and i'm afford to put their own one of those full of books on a book get basi you see that was a. lot of muscle nominally a ton and a boy made up of s.f. . but whatever i. read it. twice i think that's what happened to john o.

and all. the. stars on head of the most you ever want to go and i mean not made aliya for it that most of. those are my only friends arguing all day and 3 months ago one of. the dominant i have they after someone they love and i actually d.m. both time is money again. or going in the faeces ok i have been the they want to me. and i mostly go out as. we have at the alice grown course i can write down and run a throw blanks in so you are coming and i want to go back but no i mean. it's have

someone i love it is d.m. point of and also i was sane but always a. little . in the borough. it's quite a challenge here for me to come from germany to cuba the living conditions are difficult yet. it's a big stress for musicians to even the infrastructure to get a boss to the rehearsal never know for a boss is going to come you never know if the boss comes if it's full and you can't get on it he was never know. whether there's going to be something in the shops little things like that that we take for granted the cubans have a lot of things to worry about in their daily lives but when they play music you would be you wouldn't realize that they seem like they have not a care in the world to know who.

seem to get us in a ball but. the president meant that the boy is honest of us and but a friend of about us you know will stand beside a muslim but for those on the side of him on. the right. and. i was so impressed with the energy of these musicians they're all very young and they have a self-confident air about them and the orchestra is great luck is that they have a conductor like pepin mendis.

is such a musical soul he could have a career in any other country as a as an incredible conductor but he's chosen to stay here in havana and build this orchestra. and i thought i. had to. eat but i mean when i did i. owing the dicto put an added. forward for my to get up. when i lived there and then the palace where it had only cost you a little once because you know a most people want to say we had. a i would talk. good then young for too little. or no must clean up up up up up up up

instead of a gay is a up up up up up up up up up up up up up p p p p people. that i was how do. you see him on the lam was a couple that led them and. be a your we all all mostly go classical sort of thought of someone i'm not then i'm on body but i also told people the most you go to the most you got less. bubbly yes music i wanna.

i'm going to sell them on a bit at the head of the show been. pushing into the mind till. i'm up early my home will go on this have been much in the middle of the us and i play well but it's ok oh. lord well. oh. man. whom. you say i think i'm selling going to sample in the air but all that i went on man and not been a fan so and i'm on at are your thoughts will set us free but over time somebody saying it had gotten a better no no no and then i'm one of those who say well this if i don't go no

point then i'm not going to a lot of among them him plenty think i'll. go get that i'm mental and don't say love me back among whom i mean i'm a guy poco no but it was and and the way i'm also there is. no bloody think i'll see i was there been there. for. you. to see. that you know you're putting all those years of us here and to me there's no escape for them in the circle when the government or police.

would ask you how i thought but i must and i don't now when i say to you. i don't want you're going to mostly go well let me think i'd say i meant it when i when i said that you were late you. son and i have. yeah i give in and we have only am. on my own means they are there means by know that i thank you for folk am open somewhat of a moment of conflict you don't want to for. us and my heart and all the advice i've borne with during economic darkness if i tell my friends and even live in a throw by. when we go on song i.

thank. god i'm also a mass and be my friend. or so i hope will drink water last. album when asked on pay me i look at the emmy and so most i got. i. i. i. i i. i. i learned

it i can if i'm a business owner then sadly and that they can once again might be let them sell when i went out and that was it went to the end of a night on for me that you know so think i thought if i made the bet i'll be. thank you i don't want to say last year you see the last stand all day at the dining but down to the morning in the so i can say that and i can say i'm not because i'm not for money the been done no place on his out no in any imports so let us say that you know what i mean the bread the single most us more from what a lot of the food. 7 that i know that my heart gave a certain time to a man i can wish i wanna hang today or in a dream ok the any telling the muslim men take them by yes and no i don't mind i

think coming down it wanting that but again mostly got my cable in what they have a big boy named dalmatia but assigning a mass of apples on yes campaign happening down the middle using guns in the limo settlement letting people yes i was at the mosque same thing not much in my home long evil little matters without. her. visitors at all not suitable to decide on my way you're supposed to let the model be useable you don't need out before a lot of good on you but i'm here so mindful of them think it's only think assume this and demand of the boss you on the that though i've already been on the subject .

least. for days for months planning this. i have to move from i'm just so everybody here. in such such a big project to get here i must think right there should be have sorry. but everybody's here it's really an incredible feeling this is my baby this chick to tears or. ever since i was at music college it was something that had always been a worry for me about taking the responsibility to stand up there and say this is my

version of the music i'm going to play it for you most musicians have the 2nd voice inside and this self-doubt saying maybe you're not as good as everyone thinks you are. going to go after the gloves and we think that just being there instead of being nervous and boring to talk to the nuance that's not the point tonight the point is to go how do you change the stage even with months.

it's been a long hard road to become a musician i couldn't live doing what i do i can pay the rent by the musician i want to feel it should be able to do that but it's more we musicians are how we play it's how the let's all soul that we're putting in torrents for minutes and that's what makes music so unique everybody has a different voice we can all join together and use these voices to make one piece but no interpretation will be the same twice. but.

you know. what. that meant that. you have given and that this gets to the same thought being gone through your mind mossy and by the thought that's in fact and he said you know i took on the yellow dennis said look at me they left as i made up and said i know i see it there my heart all all by order and not mine and i want to see him but i think if i'm going to be none the. when we play and mommy said i have a solo everyone else is improvising and they said ok this is your part you

improvise for 16 bars i was like i want i want yeah here you improvise they just play it like this but as a costume using musician we are so used to having the notes in front of us it's like a security blanket. i am. but that's why i love hopkins musicians. they stand up they claim they know how to harmonize they go up and down and through the harmonies. i will never be one that i would love to be one of them but my musical background is different but i've learned so much from. i've known the rhythm i've learned the articulation and also i've learned more how to loft more wine to get the. data.

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