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d w. the whole d w o one. for in focus global insights the news out for local heroes. a w made for mines. my name is held on the night up by. a mexican conductor. come with me and meet great musicians and friends from all over the world. so this week with the bamberg symphony orchestra in germany and with a cellist french journalist. we're going to perform. and i'm really excited to talk to him after the concert because usually conductors go one way and so was the other and off to the next plane to the next concert and this time i got to spend some time with and learn a little bit more about him so stay with us it's been really a pleasure to work with you to share the stage with you and to serve music with us of course you know when you know the soloist and you don't know the person you never know what it's going to be like on stage but you never know if it's going good or bad except. you're thirty four years old and you've played with the london symphony orchestra with their lives forever and it works for the l.a. philharmonic the san francisco symphony or the vienna philharmonic or the concept of all the new field without any skin orchestration and in japan so i think the difficult thing is to find for me is to find a balance between. keeping its joy that i have for music since four years old since i started this journey. and also this balance between perfection which doesn't exist in music we can always better we can on different ways go right live to try different things take risks. and. we are so lucky you know you have a son now i also kids and i think it's such a. such a miracle to be. able to. to to talk and to speak with them and first for yourself to express yourself and also to people and i think today today. more than ever we need the music and look at the world the world is going crazy everything politics wars and and we need the music we really need culture generally but what comes from this is music. and i understand that a lot of the times when i look into the news and see everything that's going on i think it's a great that's my job is to make people feel to make people dream. have memory laugh cry and just that this is one of the most if not the most honest and pure fashion where we just are given right. through this many times as we've said before we're on the road and we go give a concert and it looks very shiny and everyone's clapping and everyone's excited and it looks like you know we're having we're living the high life but the truth is we have to then carry your chalo and myself in a bag and my you know my friends my baby and scroll through this whole street and get to the hotel which is not usually the place the best place or the place you want to be and sometimes you don't have anyone to talk to and you sometimes you don't have anyone here to talk right now i get there. so anyway feel very lucky i'm very lucky to be able to speak with you and now and you have performed with thank you so. well first of. doctoring the bamberg symphonic here in germany one of germany's best orchestras without doubt and maybe one of the best in the world. this is actually not the first time i conduct them but i conducted them ten years ago under a very different circumstances i was one of many participants of the competition and i came here from mexico really frightened and next and so excited and nervous to conduct such an orchestra and to have the opportunity ten years later to come back as a guest conductor and a subscription concert with tchaikovsky's presumably is a great honor and i really can't wait to hear that sound stayed in my ear all these years. part of the job i do that a lot i've been doing that so much too much. but it's part of the job because you need to. promote the music and get people to the concert today oh yes of course because it's in germany and by additional focus a very important lead and not many people know me here i hear something hello hello hello. well i think for many decades almost a century this was always a profession of just men and i think with any leadership position that has been what history's behave like however i think nowadays it's a very different world and definitely in my generation i was able to develop very well and in a. very healthy way and so a second knocked or without any problem. you just hit a really good point and it's the very first time that anybody says it in an interview and i'm so relieved because of course that's a huge part of connecting being able to multitask manage time manage people but also musically you need to be able to be in three places places at once you have to be in what just happened in what is happening in that very moment and foreseeing and preparing what's about to happen next and you have to be able to live in those three time zones at once. oh it's so special because i remember in my time in bamberg or ten years ago when i was. preparing so hard for this mahler competition and coming to this beautiful town and hearing this. incredible orchestra conducted by the other conductors and then finally getting the chance to stand in front of the circus truck and i remember the the emotion and excitement and desire i had to to get to work more with them and of course as competitions go you never know why or what what you did wrong or what they're looking for and as you say i didn't i didn't pass to the final round and. but it was so it was engraved in my ear in my memory in the sound of this orchestra the beauty of the hall and the acoustics and i just really dreamt of maybe one day being able to work with them but honestly and i had said this to the orchestra yesterday i never thought it would be possible i thought oh well maybe in another lifetime but after ten years of working very hard i get this opportunity and i feel absolutely honored and and it's really strange i sort of wish that. my the lawn that out of ten years ago would be with me and would just be standing right on the podium with me because of course we evolve and we mature and it's it feels different. this weekend in sweden with the swedish radio orchestra and extra that i really love working with and this makes all this very special dual i mean by the open question a lot from c n n who happened to have known each other since school alistair playing their very young together still together so when you hear one performance really magical because you can never tell that there's two people playing they're completely in sync they're great bring together and it's really beautiful that's what they have to tell us about how they started this tour and maybe i can get a little by little you with your little bridge are. my two solace for the concert tonight with a wonderful swedish anyone. concerto for to my name as well for two percussionist but mostly my under stress. or or are. more. how having this thing together with them playing together for twenty years sometimes when we had a break from school we went to practice room with. and we brought beds and we stayed there all day really yeah it's very clear that you're completely incinerated because when i'm listening to you both on stage i hear just one when i never hear two two characters it's always the same it's beautiful. there. are made of some material then there is some secret material secret in my hearing if you want to say where lines actually through yes a mixture. and then come something something else something else i think times this yarn you see ok this is very special you are produced to make it clear what. the story my heart and i'll just use. that's right and structures and pointers but actually just relax. with me i'll try. and read this you know take you very slow. ok really really. yes ok ready yes. you know know that sleep is important. but what happens in our body while we're asleep and what's the best way of sleep when we reveal the latest scientific discoveries and what they mean for our lives and please know dozing out there. 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d w. l o and welcome to drive with a d w motor magazine today we look at a world premiere in a goshdarn it out he introduces the new eighty seven. visionary vehicle technology from zed f. . and the new stinger from kenya. so. that key a stinger is the first sports sedan the korean car maker is put out on the market it will be challenging the market dominance of the audi a five sport backs and b.m.w. four series grand coupe a. way to finding a not long ago of car to history man was shaver had to list all the car makers that it sports versions in their model range he probably would have left out but that changed with the c g t at the latest and now they've really gone all out with this one the stinger. the look is mainly the work of german designer peter schreier who had just come from twenty six years with the most wagon where he gave the audi its new face and created the new beetle. the test amount of oil is testing the strongest engine a three point three liter gasoline powered unit putting out two hundred seventy two kilowatts or three hundred seventy horsepower and he can feel that brute force the moment he steps on the gas that hurls the car from zero to one hundred kilometers an hour in under five seconds with a top speed of two hundred seventy audi b.m.w. and others often kept their top speeds at two hundred fifty. the maker reads average fuel consumption at ten point six liters per hundred kilometers but the stinger will probably take one or two more in every day driving. the stinger sharp contours leave no doubt about it still intentions and embody sportiness combined with that what gets large air intakes make for an aggressive face while cooling the powerhouse inside. the stingers rear is reminiscent of alfa romeo and juliet. the interior passes muster with high quality and sound workmanship. this key is strong points aren't limited to sportiness they might want to size them in spite of the performance and sporty suspension the key is stinger lives up to the expectations many drivers have for a mid-size lecture he said and. plenty of room and comfort for long haul trips. the cargo capacity expands from four hundred six to one thousand one hundred fourteen leaders with the rear seats down. the real surprise comes when you sit in back. there's enough room even for passengers who are one meter eighty in height and over to sit in absolute comfort. women will find so they can choose from a good five driving modes before or after he sets out and that affects the accelerator response among other aspects and the only thing that doesn't change and fortunately is the sound it's too quiet in modest for a man who was taste especially considering the power behind it no matter what the neighbors might prefer it that way. besides the top of the range engine we tested it also comes with a two point two leader diesel putting out one hundred forty seven kilowatts and a two liter gasoline burner producing one hundred eighty eight kilowatts. i die one point a man who i would criticize in an otherwise well done car is the rather small rear window when he looks in the rearview mirror all he sees is a small slit but then b. jokes was so much power under the hood you don't have to look in the rearview mirror that often. the key is sticking your starts at almost forty four thousand euros in germany. at its design center in english that audi is presenting the second generation of the a seven sport back visitors were delighted by this sweeping lines of a new design the new a seven is a dynamic. all rounder at first glance it has the appearance of a coupe de but in fact the a seven sport back is much more versatile offering plenty of space for a family. to glisten all the chief designer says the challenge was to create a truly new design which still makes you think of any seven but it really shows a new directions like that somebody will tell lies to. the front grill of a new a seven is typical audi but it's wider in closer to the road than in the larger eight model. taking a closer look at the rear you see that the spoiler has shifted higher up to create a sporty or silhouette along with twenty one inch alloy rims this car is a real head turner. as it is a canister mark pledged to says they wanted to highlight the quatro all wheel drive in the design for this reason they deviated from thirty years of audi style and pushed the belt line down between the wheels to make room for powerful front and rear quarters that way the quatro is made visible. with the spec and. a leading innovation as far as the chassis is concerned is the dynamic all wheels steering it combines sporty steering ability with handling stability the steering varies according to the speed actively engaging with the front and rear axles the vehicle offers thirty nine driver assistance systems divided into three categories city parking and tour. the interior is a seamless blend of design and innovation new touch response technology does away with center console control knobs and old fashioned buttons replacing them with high definition touch displays. the upper display allows the driver to control the . action infotainment systems. the lower display allows text import in gives access to climate controls and come for related functions. the back offers plenty of room and has a display that allows you to regulate the seat heating in temperature in the back of the vehicle. itself in the audi chairman rupert stadler says the two big highlights of this model are the elegant interior which is very modern and the design around the rear which is really some shows like these that's hank me to hit that and actually the teeth as if someone buys them. the trunk opens quite easily and despite a slim tapered rear the storage compartment has room for five hundred thirty five to one thousand three hundred ninety leaders of volume. that he markley to says he loves the back of his car the compact cabin sits atop a broad powerful body and is underscored by a well defined band of l.e.d. lights and vertical elements of the impression is modern fresh and forward looking . locking and unlocking the doors activates a flashing display of lights in the rear giving this big coupe a a dynamic look even when it's part of a new feature for the headlights twelve slender evenly spaced light elements. as anything other stylish says the seven will be released in china but he expects it will be popular in europe as well and there is growing demand in the u.s. with. the new audi a seven sport back comes with a turbo charged three leader v. six engine and will be available from the end of feb the starting price in germany is around sixty eight thousand a year as. the new b.m.w. x two blends s.u.v. and coupe a styles using elements of both vehicle types the car more speed x. one into an s.u.v. coupe a the shape was said by making the roof seven centimeters flatter than the x. one the technology and assist systems are also those from the x. one the entry level engine is the x two s. drive twenty i which can deliver one hundred forty one kilowatts and two hundred eighty newton meters of torque. they say at a rona marks the start of a crossover offensive in twenty eighteen it will be followed by the polo s.u.v. t. cross and skoda polar be our own is a class lower than the take and has the same platform as the three petrol engines are available and two one point six liter diesels they range in power from seventy to eighty five kilowatts prices for the iran has started fifteen thousand nine hundred ninety year olds in germany. a cyclist crosses an intersection without looking where the driver apply the brakes in time it doesn't matter because the car will stop itself. a vehicle is parked on a highway a panic stop may not be enough to avoid a collision the only solution is to swerve around it by using the neighboring lane the car and experimental vehicle from said have. performed a maneuver on its own. which in zero is all about a promise a commitment in the future to pursue a time when there will be zero accidents and there will be zero emissions associated with personal mobility and buy on the road then you can say it's a value we're going to test right today and you can see tangible steps tangible examples of technology that contribute towards our long term objectives these are initial steps that we're taking as a company. the component suppliers and have some bases near lake constance it's loaded up a car with lots of visionary technology including active seat belts that tighten when the going gets rough and intelligent operating concept and even new driving assistant functions. car test him out his carotid says there are plenty of signs ahead and have developed an engineer yohannes process that's the point this is the route is clear. but johana says people do enter highways going in the wrong direction. and the car is fitted out with sensors in an extremely precise location system. it knows the way and which direction to take. on vice. if we try to drive up the highway entrance ramp going the wrong way. to seize the warning on the display just. that absence in your says first there's a visual warning then a signal from the steering wheel once you begin going the wrong way the car slows itself down it could be a one way street or something less dangerous than i way at some point the car decides to come to a full stop yohannes has more functions could be added an emergency call or directions to resolve the situation while avoiding for the risks only that once they're in the mouth of those you know from i think. every year in germany alone there are more than two thousand cases of wrong way driving on highways the system could help reduce those numbers. distraction is another cause of accidents with some drivers looking at their smartphones rather than keeping their eye on the road the developers have built in assistance systems for these threads to a camera recognizes where the driver is looking in an emergency it takes over to avoid collisions or other types of accidents. and if a driver is given up steering entirely that car takes over that to. you on a says there are buttons on the steering wheel that let you see when the car is ready to take over control. the driver then activates the entire system and lets the car drive itself. a month this is amazed noting that the car does it all very smoothly on the side and on the south of. your home is tells him that the speed is set to limit lateral acceleration with the aim of keeping driver and passenger comfortable. autonomy's driving is supposed to free and decouple the driver from the job of driving. then he's a passenger and driving should feel as smooth as possible. imagine reading a paper or doing something else you don't want to be getting bounced around the whole time. that's why when we get to the bumps. the car will change lanes smoothly with the help of its rear steering meaning the car won't rotate on its vertical axis. let's check it out. not his ass if there's a built in rear axle steering so yes as your highness we're still looking straight ahead and feel a bit of lateral acceleration that's unavoidable. but when you're in the back and look down it's much more comfortable. that. they've put similar technology in another car the ford f one fifty isn't exactly known for its maneuverability it's more likely to drive over the cones than around them there's an assist for that too. young mother says bigger cars can be problematic and nowadays all cars are bigger and the ford f one fifty is one of the bigger ones are those what happens when you have to go down a narrow road going into a parking garage for example or driving on a course. he says there's no way this car can do it. and there's not who does know how to hoped gonne least beijing is. always should i go with a car which is about so i don't know twenty five thousand meters long and how should i go through this with the wonderful thing is whether a k.c. system will give you twelve degrees of or stair i angle never saw brings our turn circle down from what the stuff on fifty would be down to what would be the ford who got. to says he's not so sure so he's going to see for himself real steering is turned on and we can give it a try yes. at first the test seems almost impossible so i know this seems to be very very narrow here it would be would be without without rooster. and i to says if you look at the course it seems really narrow driving through it is a real challenge. of a few issues i don't know is fought over. yet the enormous steering angle makes it all is easiest child's. clay there are already cars with systems like this but the steering angle is much smaller said f one c use the f one fifty to show what the technology can do the six metre long pick up can be steered through the cones effortlessly it's turning radius drops from fourteen point six to eleven point six metres. it's not his says he thought it would have been impossible but you can actually do the course in this big car thanks to the added rear axle steering that moves the rear wheels twelve degrees as well. it's great and says. player. we go back to the car that's got all the new systems on it sums up a day that's been full of surprises. despite the vision zero is really exciting it's shown impressively the way in which driving is likely to develop in the next ten or fifteen years whether assist systems are involved or is completely autonomy and the whole steering thing that swung really outrageous. that. it could be described as a breezy purist the votes wagon twelve hundred convertible and turned only the open top v.w. beetle was given the rather dry bureaucratic as ignition type fifteen nicknamed the punch buggy this car must over arouse more emotion than any other car in the twentieth century contest or to stop our codes of own advertising slogan for the convertible from the mid one nine hundred fifty s. a car for young people of every age the person beetle convertible rolled off coach builder carmen's assembly line in one nine hundred forty nine and it kept on rolling and rolling for over thirty years until one thousand nine hundred over three hundred thirty thousand units were built and sold to fresh air and sunshine fans the world over and. over. and one nine hundred thirty four and commission from the nazi control german guy has so ca sion of the automotive industry fed non porsche began developing the most wagon right from the start a convertible version was planned. volume production only started after the second world war beginning in one nine hundred forty nine coachbuilder at merida turned out a total of six hundred ninety six open top beatles. a devastating fire and in this first production run. at miller's competitor carmen had better luck and just three years it turned out ten thousand beatle convertibles. has bought it for the kristof tells us it was always the most powerful and best equipped beatle that was taken as the basis for the convertible and in early one nine hundred sixty that was the thirty horsepower export beetle a v.w. itself wouldn't contribute to enhancing the performance i'm awake nordoff looks wagon head at the time gave the reliability absolute priority and so it took thirty six seconds to reach one hundred kilometers per hour from zero and didn't ever go much faster to top out at one hundred twelve kilometers per hour. but v.w. kept steadily ratcheting up the horsepower anyway eventually doubling it from an initial twenty five to the maximum fifty horsepower the beetle convertible kept modernising on the inside at least. as far as christophe's concerned nothing compares with the beatles handling of the steering is easy and direct the boxer engine mounted on the rear axle makes for all the traction you'd need as porsche fans will confirm this configuration works for way more than thirty horsepower a brochure from back in the day describes the twelve hundred as uncompromisingly sporty. be that as it may you have to shift quickly because the engine reaches the maximum torque of seventy six newton meters at two thousand r.p.m.'s and peak performance at thirty four hundred r.p.m. after that a car doesn't get any faster by only louder you know without them they don't know but as i thought i'd come back to my cliche love going out. as script for christopher knows there are some designs that need no improvement only minor touch ups are made to the body of the beetle convertible in the thirty one years of its production the twelve hundred convertible was based on the post one nine hundred fifty eight beetle with a rectangular rear window and somewhat larger front and rear windows and this was a v.w. is version of face lifting and one nine hundred fifty nine they replace the door levers with fixed door handles over a push button and in august one thousand nine hundred sixty the pop up turn signals were upgraded then they blinked and stead of waving white and for the next model year the nicely practical taillights made way for those fatter elephants foot like says it's. in one thousand nine hundred four the beatles nitrile based paint was changed to synthetic resin paint modest tones like this gravel grey dominated the color schemes of the one nine hundred fifty s. and sixty's the top export model is shown with far more chrome than the standard models on the dashboard for example. the golf course of christopher nude so the well insulated top muffled the noises of traffic affectively making this beetle two cars in one so aside from the weather acoustics can be another good reason to put the top up for a one to shut out the rattling from the now legendary four cylinder boxer engine that is highly dependable and runs smoothly and free of my brace shells of course but with a very assertive background noise across this mythical so it might be a good idea to give the yours a break now and then when. in . christoph explains that in the one nine hundred sixty s. the powerful head of ignored set the course focusing on improving details and stead of making radical innovations and he made volkswagen europe's top earning car maker and may well have been this policy of holding on to the tried and tested and runs such huge success for example twenty one point five million beatles were built for years it was the world's most frequently built car and most frequently built convertible even at a hefty extra price over three hundred thirty thousand v.w. convertible sold a record for the time that isaac tower modeled off that's as dhamma they cost. when in one thousand nine hundred seventy eight votes wagon announced it was terminating production of the beetle convertible it caused an uproar among fans even so the last convertible rolled off the assembly line on january tenth one thousand nine hundred eighty. with the class christophe concludes that as a class was status symbol the beetle convertible carried an entire genre from the pre-war era and of the present to be elegant yet highly fuel efficient open top four seater is still lots of fun to drive and takes part of the credit for today's ongoing convertible boom that secures the twelve hundreds place as a milestone of automotive history. the open time goal one was the first convertible to match the veteran beetle four hundred thousand sales made the gold one another record setting convertible for its time. and next time on drive it we test the new cayenne from porsche. and the skoda octavia are as sedan with plenty of power at a low price. united in the fight against global warming. made in germany look at the u.n. climate change conference in bonn. high tech geo engineering influences the climate dogma schuman activity is heating up the atmosphere of human activity can also counteract the. sound idea for a risky business made in just. thirty minutes on d w. your children like chocolate. with your smartphone. or your to make a. helps 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