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tv   Arts and Culture  Deutsche Welle  August 19, 2020 6:45pm-7:00pm CEST

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ski resort before lock down. and germans make great cars and washing machines so why can't they put together a decent outfit the latest in our series meet the german. but 1st they were the bookers 4th choice that night at a club known more for strippers and prostitutes and for good music but that is how the beatles got their very 1st paid gig 60 years ago this week in hamburg west germany today of course they're one of the most famous bands in the world and despite the coronavirus hamburg's for how many concert house put on a very special performance to celebrate their 60th. 'd buy me love like you've never heard it before jazz pianist yulia whose man's unusual rearrangement of the beatles classic causes 60 years of
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beatles celebration in hamburg. isn't just my jazz musician so for us it's about inside station and we wanted to be in our language so to speak so it has plenty of solid parts clearly. beatles music interpreted anew without the usual drums bass and guitar christopher down vibraphone amnesty program on trombone respond as it was very exciting i spent hours really listening closely to the music and thinking how i could interpret it as if you were talking to your. normally hamburg spectacular phenomenon with its 2000 seats would be booked out for an event like this julie coronavirus pandemic the concert hall has taken huge hits it's trying to maintain contact with all.
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audiences of course titled side we invited artists and paid them to perform here without a live audience but we recorded and stream if this over the summer would set up a cinema he and front of the concert hall to 250 people where they can watch the performances so it's a lot of work and doesn't make us any money but we have to take every opportunity to let the music from the elder fill the money speak for the what is fair thing as a kind of. this week's beatles concert is a point of pride for handing the band's 1st of a concert was here in hamburg make light district on the 17th of all this 960 microphone to the intercom for 7 weeks john and george 3 boys from liverpool without gringos stop and met him shortly after at another club a few metres down the road they also picked up their iconic a stands here to show how things really took off for the full mark heads when they performed and recorded in the new neocon style club.
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today even the elders feel the money would be too small for a beatles performance. this tribute concert is testament to the band's insuring legacy and to the concert halls reputation and even without any outbursts of beatlemania this balmy summer evening shows the fab four's music still resonates 60 years on. 60 years ago this week the beatles played their very 1st concert and my colleague michael korda is here with me mike we know looking back there that that concert in hamburg was a milestone in music history did the band have any sense of that at the time certainly not because they were is so young. and so on experienced they hadn't even
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written their own songs yet mike and it was just a cover bed and not the best one so they played the whole night for hours because they haven't even read the contract before so. it was before they got famous and then some night there wasn't a bad way they could sleep they slept backstage it was a tough time but they learned a lot different every single stock at the drums wasn't even there yet pete best was at the drums the manager of the band later threw him out of the band because he wasn't good enough and there was a 5th member it was not the fact for they with fife. you had sacked kid was the want and he felt unloved and humble and stay fit so. stead of playing or what the different times different times those were different times now we saw images just a while ago of this beatles tribute concert and hamburg i want to talk a little bit about that because she are in europe at least concerts concert was
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outdoors but concerts are moving indoors a little bit but with a lot of safety regulations empty seats between audience members now though we've got an announcement from germany's top research hospital that they're actually not recommending space between seats what what can you tell us about exactly now they are saying that we can sit next to each other and every seat can be filled if there is a good and modern. technology then ventilation system and so on and but in the end it depends of the discipline of the audience everybody has to wear face mosque and has to stay in the seat but usually in a classic concept nobody will jump out of the sea trying to dance or to sing along . and there will be quite say no sneezing on each other like the woman who made this morning on the train. so much my cure for coming on the show thank you and now the beatles are still big here. germany and many other places but now something
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that's really not so popular here in germany and that is dressing well now you may have heard of some big fashion labels with german names like hugo boss. or jill sander but generally speaking people in germany are a little bit more slobby than they are she is a reporter rachel stewart in our series meet the germans. what i think of german fashion really put me on the spot here i mean i don't want to generalize but i think there are a couple of things i know every day is casual friday in germany and jeans and sneakers combo is that fact of all the time not only on the top of the supermarket but also based on the like that. a favorite among men and women is the practical short preferably they usually unflattering and absolute classic that screens chip in and out on holiday is the short sleeve check shirt. something for the whole family the sensible some go find
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a 7.6 you can use on some studies show that despite having the highest g.d.p. in your judgment on the particularly big spenders when it comes to fashion what they do buy tends to favor functionality over one point. this. shouldn't. scenes on has of india india or bargain with good understanding or the. genes and how. does a fashion. which would also. make links from this into. downloads and fast to tire. and 5 be more cautious and pick and. so the germans are more backpack and more high top than high heel but that's not necessarily a bad thing sure the french might be chic but the germans are comfortable the
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overall trend for practicality of thriftiness also means your clothes are less likely to mark you out with belonging to a particular social club oh and the transition from day to night is a breeze some say this harks all the way back to when most of modern day germany was part of the kingdom of prussia the so-called prussian virtues include a sense of order self-restraint and pragmatism different cities in germany and then for a particular fashion ticks in hamburg it's a passion for dark blue everything and brought you the raincoats the shaking mickey lot and this will go off the finer things in life and in munich everyone was lead a holes in every single day just getting as the lifeless that would be for us tourists it's just not happening sorry then we have been so you know everything i told you so far about german fashion just because it. but you know. so. and the plant.
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has again all. kinds of animals. and that. has been i'm building up. rachel stewart there nailing berlin street style you can watch her whole series at d w dot com slash meet the germans or on instagram now what is the opposite of a super hero maybe a super spreader of infectious diseases one of europe's 1st major outbreaks of coronavirus was in the austrian ski resort. and it's pretty easy to imagine how when you see the pictures in the new book by photographer noise blog. photos taken before the pandemic. sometimes we all need to get
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away whether it's out of boredom you're going through a midlife crisis or just plain fed up issue for many is the place to gather. those hashim black no defines school as delirium. and a rush hour of mass tourism his pitches show us the meaning of excess. cash on t.v. i just wanted to take a look at how far can a tourist industry go before it goes too fast for that piece of uninflected that i put. a small village with just $1600.00 residents had around $1400000.00 visits each winter season then covered 19 hit and ishmael is now known for other reasons as one of the 1st khurana hot spots and the mismanagement of fall and. blackness
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photos shows a world which even before corona was ready for the emergency room full of the neighboring houses and sexually charged tourists partying like mad at. the financial success of tourism in the region has come up to shoot costs to the local cultural landscape as painful as some of his pitches might be blackness still takes the needs of the locals and they get seriously i have nothing against terrorism even large numbers are allowed to deny that there are masses of people would be a utopia they're looking for someone to spend their free time but the question is how should this happen. perhaps corona can achieve something haitian blackness photos haven't. a moment of reflection on how the alpine to reste industry cooled and shoot function. now if months without wild parties have left your down here's
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a new reason to keep on doing nothing an art academy in hamburg is awarding 3 grants of 1600 euros for people to do nothing applicants have to describe what it is they plan not to do with the money for how long thanks for watching by for now. like. oh. my god says i was food for the
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a personal level and i was unable to live their lives i'm going to. want to know their story the migrants terrified of the information for margaret's. use for me. beethoven is for you. beethoven as for help. beethoven is for her. beethoven is for the. beethoven is for cause. over is for the book beethoven 2021250th anniversary here on w. . the banks.
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