for example, if i use a maqam that is called rast, r-a-s-t, then this is the main maqam.hould start with this maqam, and i can modulate to whatever i want, but at the end of the taqasim, i have to go usually to the rast. [music continues] the most important feature in taqasim is the ability to build up a melody, and the more you modulate, the more intense the improvisation becomes. the most important thing would be to understand that it has to be created on the spot. and it very much depends on the artistry and the knowledge, the experience of the musician. now, it is true that much of the ideas, the music ideas, with experience, they might repeat themselves, but it's never the same. you can never hear an idea repeated twice the same. it could be close, but it's never the same. and the whole idea is to-- maybe you repeat some ideas-- but to come up with some creative concepts that are very new and very maybe revolutionary also, musically speaking. (narrator) all musicians are steeped in the musical language of their culture. and each composer has his or her own way of wor

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think talking about the people that voted for trump as rast or not is useful. >> seth: i agree. >> i think politics is addition and not subtraction. so if you're not on the side of trump, i think stigma or sort of calling people racist is probably not productive. also though people shouldn't get it twisted. about calling what he represented and what he called for what it was. >> seth: yeah. >> he wanted to ban a million muslims from the country. if you g want to ban all the jews from coming into the country." people know what that means. that doesn't go away. that doesn't get erased. it got taken off his website today. no one has to be shy about calling that what it is. >> seth: yeah. >> people vote for candidates for all kinds of reasons. the voters are our fellow citizens. >> seth: yeah. >> and, you know, people are adults. they have to be held to account and responsible for the vote they cast and what they do as citizens but also. i think folks should focus their analysis, their frustration, their anger, their political >> seth: so moving on so you in high school. >> yes. >> seth:

as someone who is rast. who knows whether he is or not. but he's plotting behind the scenes to bring jobs. he's all about bringing capital to the american cities and this big infrastructure plan. i think he appreciates that the left underestimates him. >> i want to ask you, he's looking at a lot of people who have been in uniform all these generals. bannon has experience in the military. pompeo was at west point. why all the people in the military? >> well, one, i think he likes to surround himself with people that enhances his stature. it goes against what he said during the primaries which was the generals don't know anything. i know so much better. by the way, the general is in the room now. i want to touch on something really pointed in this is you said it earlier in the show. i think this is not the settling of a battl the enhancing of a battle that's going to exist in america regardless who donald trump -- you saw on election day the country have a split decision where they wanted to go. whether a transformative country or reformativ

==na= "thewld rast ay?orld is racist, okay? >> that is from a concert last night, a kanye west concert in san jose. it was not music to the ears of fans who ended up walking out of the event. west played last night and drew a course of boos for what he said in between songs, holding little back with political talk that lit up social media. he said i didn't actually vote in this election. but if he were to have voted, he would have voted for donald trump. kanye also reiterated his plans to run for president in 2020. some fans we spoke to said they wish the show was more about music and less about politics. let's keep it focused on traffic. mike inouye, watching a crash in san pablo. >> south bay, peninsula we have slower spots. this is friday with a lighter flow of traffic. looking here recovery they cleared all lanes, see recovery speeds 20 to 40 miles per hour range as you're traveling through the area. actually as you're getting down the slower drive 37 minutes and continuing to improve toward bay bridge,