his name is mozart. hope for paws was called in to rescue this dog in southern california. >> here, here, good boy. >> as you can see, the dog impervious to the temptation of the hamburger. >> what? not even i'm impervious to temptation of a hamburger. >> notice some security guar >> these guards notice what was going on. you see the gate is open right there. they said, hey, let's just corner him in there. >> it's okay. >> he's just really, really scared. he's running around. finally they are able to nab him. >> hey, hey, hey, it's okay. >> come on, kujo, i mean mozart. >> once they lasso him in, he's like, you know what, i'm just going to lay down and wait you >> he had that opportunity, he passed it up. >> they finally get a towel that they put on a long stick to pet him to make sure he's comfortable with touch. they get the leash around him and that's when things nearly go bad, because it's time to put him in the truck. >> quickly, quickly. >> he runs right through it. still have the loop around his n

his name is mozart. hope for paws was called in to rescue this dog in southern california. >> here, here, good boy. >> as you can see, the dog impervious to the temptation of the hamburger. >> what? not even i'm impervious to temptation of a hamburger. >> notice some security guards. >> close the gate, he's inside. >> these going on. you see the gate is open right there. they said, hey, let's just corner him in there. >> it's okay. >> he's just really, really scared. he's running around. finally they are able to nab him. >> hey, hey, hey, it's okay. >> come on, kujo, i mean mozart. >> once they lasso him in, he's like, you know what, i'm just going to lay down and wait you guys out. >> he had that opportunity, he passed it up. >> they finally get a towel that they put on a long stick to pet him to make sure he's comfortable with touch. they get the leash around him and that's when things nearly go bad, because it's time to put him in the truck. >> quickly, quickly. >> he runs right through it. still have

musical school in london and we realized we wanted to do something different and more fun and take mozart where he's never been before. >> i understand that you say there are three simple things to do well in the music business. >> very important, yes. >> play only the music people know. >> yes. >> and show off. >> exactly. we are doing -- >> we are pretty good at showing off. >> the thing tomorrow at the kennedy center, as well, the show now mozart and we say it has absolutely no mozart in it whatsoever. >> but it does. >> a little bit, yeah. >> anyway, but sometimes you play it straight, right? >> yeah, of course. very important always to add a little bit of beautiful you know? you have everything, something for everyone. >> quickly tell me what you're playing tonight at the kennedy center. >> well, we are playing and now mozart. >> yes. >> but we are also playing music by ourselves. there's many wonderful pieces that we've written ourselves. including a piece called "you just have to laugh." >> and this is the cd. >> yes. >> self promotion. >> you walked in here, this is a good time to

this flute is pretty much what was developed around mozart's time-- about four or five keys. [plays] (greer) mozart hated the sound of the flute, but realized that it was so popular that it should be in the orchestra. what he hated about it was it was not in tune with other members of the orchestra and consequently, sounded awful, as he put it. but he wrote for it, and he wrote very well for it. theobald boehm, back in 1850, came up with what we call the modern-day flute key system, but we seem to try and improve on what's been done for 140 years. (finley) flute production has changed dramatically-- mostly through mechanical and technological improvements digitally. and a lot of the machining has changed dramatically, more specifically through tolerances of one thousandths of an inch, which is the thickness of a cigarette paper. and if it's off that much, flutists can hear it. we have machinery. we have computerized machinery. we essentially work with metal. we're metal workers. we melt it, we machine it, we cut it-- there's all kinds of things that we do to metal here, and t

beethoven, shostakovich, mendelssohn, mahler, and mozart... but there's something different about this audience being moved by the movements... (( janet martinez/4th grader- tom williams elementary "it would rise to a perfect sound that would make everything feel so imaginative" )) grader- tom williams elementary "my favorite instrument was the harp because it sound like angels from heaven.." )) ((christianne klein)) >> these fourth graders are just two of the 19 thousand students from the clark county school district who will get to hear the philharmonic for free- as part of the youth concert series.. (( michele madole/las vegas philharmonic "the music and the entire program is really built for these 4th graders.. i know there's a curriculum component that they study in the concert hall with us so it's an entirely different experience for us.." )) ((christianne klein)) >> the concert is engaging.. emotional.. and.. interactive.. (( )) ((32:22 christy speas/ music teacher tom williams elementary i really love what the conductor did he really g

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. :07-:12 :19-:24 1:25-1:30 kyrese washington is hard at work, plying mozart and note. kyrese washington - music student 00:35:25 "i do want to say thank you again to all the people who donated to help me get this flute because it has been a great gift." kelly roudabush - teacher, community music school 00:45:49 "he is doing fabulous laughs i'm so proud of him, he came within a point and a half of being able to audition for all state last year, so we've been working on the little nitpicky details. but while his music teacher said kyrese is doing great, their music school is not. they're having this lesson at the teacher's home, because temporarily shut down. the school offers lesson and instrument to low-income kids with talent for free or next to noting and runs on donations and grants. they need to raise $100,000 by january 21st, and they're about 20% there, but still, this music instructor is worried and says the work they do goes beyond sheets of music. kelly roudabush - teacher, community music school 00:44:19 "if kids appreciate music and appreciate the arts then

in this beautiful composition by mozart, we have an idea, and then he takes that idea and moves it downariation, and then the answer is a contrast--completely new. [light piano tune] and now we're in the middle of it. we haven't quite come home yet, so he repeats it. variation, and then a new contrast which brings us to a close. when we talk about melody, we're just talking about the beginning of a composition. melodies can generate an entire work. in this particular piece, that's only half of the theme. the theme then is developed a little further, and then he writes a set of six variations on this theme. [dramatic piano finish] (narrator) many non-western musics employ complex melodic arrangements that form the basis for composition and improvisation. the word mode is sometimes used to refer to these structures. one example of this is the arabic maqam system. the maqam system is based on scale-like groupings of notes that each have certain distinctive characteristics. since there are dozens of maqams, the melodic possibilities are endless. melody in arabic music develops along a singl

perhaps some chopin, mozart? if one of them wrote "turkey in the straw." ( playing "turkey in the straw" ) it was kind of hard to hear, but we suck, right? and that was with gym echo. hmm... i hope someone brought some baking soda 'cause something stinks in here. oh, look. it's sabrina's band. ( giggles ) i'd think of a snappy comeback, but it's true. okay. hit it. [ upbeat pop song playing ] ? there's a little bit of me in you ? ? a little bit in everything you do... ? are you still stuck on that whole us winning thing? sabrina: come on, it's not so bad. the only difference between us and them is... they're talented. makes you wonder if hitler was actually a good painter. zelda: libby insults you because she's jealous. i don't think so. is there a spell that can make dogs howl ( doorbell rings ) oh... you have to be careful how you treat people. even rotten people. you might regret it one day. dr. terdlington. i believe this whoopee cushion is yours. for instance, today. ( still playing "turkey in the straw" ) a

and mozarts symphony that he wrote at 8. >> did you have a symphony at 8? >> no, i didn't. [laughter.] >> we'll find that with hydens symphony. and then we'll go with tobias feldmann and his violin. tackling masters. >> how do we get tickets? >> call the smith center box office or go to our website. >> can you play something for us? >> sure, yes. >> what are you playing? >> just a little piece of spanish piece. it is actually played with a guitar. but a famous violinis played. [music.] >> wonderful. that was great. welcome to our town. >> thank you very much. >> i want to make sure that people know as well, military, they get in, great discount. >> military and student discounts available for every concert. and certainly this weekend we welcome everyone out. >> this is why i love the philharmonic. it is a great thing. you get the kids involved. >> welcome to town. >> join the las vegas philharmonic, tomorrow night at the smith with the classics. tobias feldmann is the guest. you can purchase at the box office or online. >> summer may be a distance memory, that doesn't mean

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it's like mozart. i throw over the bedspread. i'm like, "we're speaking in disney dialogue." i hug owen. i run down. i hug cornelia. discovery launches an experiment, what ron calls the basement sessions. every night, the family gathers to watch and reenact disney scenes like in "the jungle book." ? wherever a i wander, wherever i roam ? >> cornelia and i basically get phds in disney. >> we were jumping into his language and his world, going in to where he was rather than trying to bring him out to where we were. ron, now a pulitzer prize-winning "wall street journal" reporter, begins living what he calls a double life. interviewing presidents by day, imitating cartoon characters by night. they soon discover owen has memorized dozens of disney movies. and not only knows the lines, he's using the films to teach himself about life. >> he started to use the movies as a kind of mirror to understand his life. "hercules" for not giving up. safe from any harm. >> "jungle book" for making friends. "pinocchio" for what it feels like to be a real boy. >> you are a real boy! >> reporter

mozart protesters are marching in chanting against the election. we have the latest. >> good morning, vice president a lot mike pence returned to trump towers to start towers to start feeling in the roster. gingrich's trying to create a new post for himself is sort of long-term national white house how does that fit the long-term goals and that is what i want to focus on.s >> this finance campaign manager is considered the top pick for treasury secretary the president-elect wilbur ross doctor ben carson he ran for president anchoring for secretary of health and human services took himself outr with this signing is lack of experience. to the streets again the crowd estimated a thousand in and akron. >> we really want to focus on inclusiveness and unity andnd strength in numbers. we want to make sure thato the racism, the hatred, the bigotry that has been going on from both sides stops. >> the president-elect gave said he was p in for the night e later said n she has no idea wht a bummer not really porters reporters in the dark.k. but there are reaso

mozart's popularity in the czech capital increased with the successful premiere of his 38th symphony, nicknamed "prague." and czech composers leos janacek and antonin dvorak wrote music reminiscent of their cultural identity, with folk songs and dances often becoming the inspiration for melodies and themes used in their works. prague coralville: 7:30 p.m. friday , coralville center for the performing arts, 1301 fifth st.; $28 to $29, artsiowa.com https: cedar rapids: 7:30 p.m. saturday , paramount theatre, 123 third ave. se; $16 to $53, artsiowa.com http: fairfield: 3 p.m. sunday , sondheim center, 200 n. main st.; $10 to $20, fairfieldacc.com http: hancher: chucho valdes joe latin jazz. saxophonist joe lovano and pianist chucho valdes - revered jazz elders who remain at the forefront of the music - come together for a concert that combines their sensibilities. winner of five grammys and three latin grammys, valdes is the most influential figure in modern afro- cuban jazz. ohio native lovano began playing alto sax at age 5 and has created an international hancher stage, valdes governo

he played mozart from memory. he is an extremely fine pianist.he presidential yacht was decommissioned. president eisenhower found it a luxury he didn't need. boeing a navy vessel, all the artifacts were scattered. 1964, so about 10 years later, admiral lou kern put out a directi directive, i want the piano. it was shipped back to key post, had it restored, and he was surprised to find it back in the the little white house. this is where the president came to the relax. now, the president told everyone he was on vacation, working vacations but on vacation in key west. it turns out it was all a lie. harry would get up on vacation at 7:00 in the morning, read a newspaper, come down stair, have a glass of orange juice with shot of bourbon. he would then good out walking 10 blocks, 120 paces a minute. that's cardio if ever i heard of it. and then he would take up his position at this little desk. every day or every other day, large mail bags would arrive via currier. they would contain legislation and sometimes books. he would literally run the count

it was made famous by mozart.. and the von trapps.. the hills are alive with the sound of music -- and happiness-- in this town. stick with us.. as we continue to break down this historic election. white house bump making u.s. masto becomes the first latina elected to serve in the u-s senate. we hear from her as she gets ready to take over senator harry reid's seat. recreational marijuana is now legal in nevada.... i'm ad and i'll have a recap of the results statewide... coming up in a live report. "working together, we will begin the urgent task of rebuilding our nation and rewi american dream." if you went to bed early last night... surprise... defying the polls and pundits... donald trump will be our next president. welcome back, i'm maria silva and i'm dave hall. we'll get those headlines in a minute, but first - cassandra jones has a quick look at the fox 5 weather 24-7 forecast. good morning i'm cassandra jones minute, but first - cassandra jones has a quick look at the fox 5 weather 24-7 forecast. good morning i'm cassandra jone

now we return to the fragile intricacies of mozart. hold on, old chum. i've got an idea. batman -- calling batman and robin. alfred: this is the batcave calling batman. calling batman. it's alfred. i've turned on the bat-radio. alfred, batman here. oh, very good, sir. i was concerned. alfred, pull the short-circuit lever on the bat-transmitter. short-circuit lever, but -- but sir, that will destroy your wrist bat-radio. i cannot disregard my own standards and order you to destroy the bat-transmitter... but i am urging you to comply! if you put it that way, sir. [ explosion ] [ electricity crackles ] wasn't that batman and robin? ah, yes -- fighting crime wherever it may be. good for them. escaped-- se me, ff. the tricky twosome tore free thanks to you. batman's a redoubtably fine crime-fighter. fine, huh? t? false face, i was merely according batman the respect due an outstanding adversary. i haven't-- not so much protesting, please, and i'd believe you leave you sooner. i say, do the deep-six with her! not so fast, i make the moves in this mob. yes, sir. i'll decide abou

now, the composers of your classical period were haydn, mozart. your romantic composers -- chopin, schumann. beethoven and schubert -- they came in between, q.e.d. your husband doesn't know music? [ chuckles ] i don't. uh, just something i picked up from the notes on a record album. you remember, louise, that album of symphony favorites you gave to me on my birthday eight years ago. so now it's our fault, huh? ed, larry's been thinking of putting in a wine cellar, and we don't know anything about it. i just wondered if you could advise us on anything we should get. as a matter of fact -- in a moment, dear. there was a terrible blight in the french vineyards. darrin, i'd like to see you in the kitchen. right now. oh. well, excuse me, folks. back in a minute. why don't you take over, ed? thank you. now, about that wine cellar -- now, that's something i really know. we built one, you know. well, what has gotten into you? honey, isn't it marvelous? only a few sessions with that great little book, ady my memory's increased a thousand percent! i can't i

and "mozart in the jungle" star bernadette peters. and singer and actor joe jonas is kelly's cohost for the day. all nex ? ? [cheering and applauding] and now, here are kelly ripa and joe jonas! [cheering and applauding]

and "mozart in the jungle" star bernadette peters.