yes, you graduated from minsk college of music and applied to the academy of music, but something went. what happened probably, now i'm looking at this situation. well, that's probably how it should have happened. well, i didn’t pass the specialty solfeggio badly. i passed with the highest score, but nevertheless it did not help me in any way. and i didn't go through a bit. it was embarrassing. it was very worried, very worried. i even got some kind of depression. such. mom said a clean slate. uh, let's make repairs in your the room you have to change the environment now. this did not mean that you put an end to your opera career, so to speak. no, somehow i, well, i knew that i wanted to sing. i can't stop singing. well , somehow it will turn out differently, but it will be different. it is true that you went to the moscow conservatory, uh, to act at the urgent request of your teacher, it was not even a request. this was the condition. she said olga aleksandrovna kosareva she is the head, uh, of the department of vocal glinka and a teacher at the conservatory now. and i love her very m

that i didn’t enter the academy of music at our conservatory, and i didn’t even count on it, because this is heaven and earth. with admission to moscow, the difficulties of the test did not end for you. uh, you had to work out distribution after college, yes, and where did you work in the musical comedy theater? ch got into my lesson. and when i came to see olga alexandrovna and heard my singing, he said we need such people and brought me to audition for the theater choir. how did you manage to combine your studies in moscow and the distribution work? the entire distribution lasts 2 years, so the first year, and after my defeat, i honestly worked at my rate. and next year. after i entered, and damasmanovich said, none of our soloists entered the theater, not even a big one, not musically. and, of course, this is a great success, i let you go. and i was left in the theater at 0.25 rates, and i spent a month and a half traveling from moscow to minsk, we practiced performances for a week and a half, and at the conservatory i must also say a big thank you very much. yes, of course they ca

yes, i had a sad experience before that i didn’t enter the academy of music at our conservatory, and ecause the competition, well, this is heaven and earth. well, with admission to moscow , the difficulties of the test did not end for you. uh, you had to work out the distribution after college, and where is it in the musical theater comedy adam osmanych, murzich came to my lesson when he came to olga alexandrovna and heard my singing. he told us what we needed and brought me to an audition in the choir theater. and how did you manage to combine your studies in moscow and the work on the distribution of the entire distribution lasts 2 years, so the first year. e after his defeat. i honestly worked for the bet. and next year. already after i entered adam and imanovich said, none of our soloists of the big non-musical theater did not come. and, of course, this is a great success, i let you go. and they left me in the theater for 0.25 rates, and i went every six weeks, and between moscow and minsk, performances are worked out for a week and a half, and at the conservatory, i must also say

of privacy natural creativity. music to poison a new international forum of simply unique professional music from extremely eurasia has started in belarus within the framework of the project at the academysic from busya, a concert, a soloist of the moscow philharmonic of the boat on balletina , paraded with the works of rachmaninov's repertoire. the artist chose not to win. kuva all summer 150th anniversary of the russian and composer and pianist concert program. incorporated two branches. it's a huge holiday for any pianist, and especially for a pianist who was born, one might say, in the system of the russian piano school, but the fact is that now we are actively integrating with musical educational institutions of the republic of belarus, of course, he is very happy, because the exchange of experience is always a very interesting person with a worldwide reputation. and, uh, this concert, of course, aroused a flurry and interests from both professional musicians and the general public, so i must say a huge thank you to ekaterina for she found an opportunity. uh time uh, come visit us. the participants of the event of the musical remnant from russia, kazakhstan, mongolia, and ukraine g

petersburg , the international academy of music elena exemplary, which is led by her daughter elena ,nly once succeeded get government support. i got such a very strange, but sad story, when my mother left us , most of the sponsors who wanted to work with the academy left us, we have amazing students, absolutely fantastic students who can and are already glorifying our country, which, uh, are working already in the mariinsky theater, the river mamedov sings in the holicon, my zemstvo very low sang here. now she has gone to another city to bake. well masses of people, they can't pay. well there is no money people, we are looking for sponsors. uh i sell i paid some things for this and i pay for them to the academy because the academy also needs to live for its professional to repay the money, i sell some things and we are now buying medicines for the war zone and both tea and coffee and socks and maxet , berets and everything, everything you need, because this is my country. i understand people who can say that we are, as it were, deeply wrong. although i don’t think so, because i have

music unites representatives of professional music education in the countries of eurasia in the international forum . a concert was held in belarus as part of the project at the academy of music, the soloist of the moscow philharmonic ekaterina mechetina pleased the repertoire with rachmaninov's compositions. the artist chose not by chance this year the 150th anniversary of the birth of the russian composer and pianist concert program. includes two departments. this is a huge holiday for any pianist, and especially for a pianist who was born, one might say, in the system of the russian piano school, but the fact is that now we are actively integrating with musical educational institutions of the republic of belarus. why, of course, we are very happy, because the exchange experience is always very interesting. a man of world renown and this concert, of course, aroused a flurry of interests from outside, as musicians from specialists, and from the side of the general public, so i must say a huge thank you to ekaterina for finding an opportunity. time to come to us, the participants of the event, including musical art experts from russia , kazakhstan, mongolia and other

you take a spoonful of iran and are already starting with large spoons of the gnessin russian academy of musicless than a year of experience as a pianist, but exactly now a young musician. i understood my purpose, they are very talented and i think that they also studied like me. they are similar to real musicians and their spirit grabbed me to learn too. i felt music and talent. and the confidence to support the desire of young performers to improve their skills and raise the level of musical education in the regions. key task in yuri’s workshop there is reason, therefore the creative expedition includes meetings with teachers, talking with them about the most important things about how to teach express the inner world through music freedom appears when this work is assimilated in the highest possible way, when the performer. in this case, the young performer gets the feeling that he wrote it himself, that this is his music. our task is to teach them the content of this exercise , so that it is not a poem in an unfamiliar language , they are taught the effect of the project, which is carried

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you did get into the royal academy of music, you enrolled in 1982, and the next choice that you've broughtst — a teacher of yours. tell me aboutjames blades. i... i'm still lost for words sometimes when i... i first metjames when i was 1a years old, when he gave one of his lecture demonstrations, and i was just enthralled, completely enthralled. and i remember he was playing a snare drum piece and, actually, it was one part of a duet. and so he said, "oh, would anyone like to play the other part?" my teacher kind of thrust me forward and said, "right, evelyn, you do this." and, erm... which i did. and i rememberjames saying afterwards to me, he said, "well, are you thinking about a career in music?" and i thought, "oh, crumbs, no, "i haven't even thought about it", "i haven't even thought about it". that was the first tiny, tiny seed that was planted, really. he was such a visionary, first of all. anything was possible. and he was such a great listener. he listened to your story and he believed that i could be a solo percussionist. so, you know, he didn't say, "well, that's never been done

jam is delicious to eat and fun to play if the accompanist and teacher of the gnessin russian academy of musica year of experience as a pianist, but right now the young musician understood his purpose. they are very talented and i think that they also studied like me, i felt confident in music and talent. supporting the desire of young performers, improving their skills, raising the level of music education in the regions is the key task workshop of yuri rozum. therefore, a creative expedition includes meetings with teachers, talking with them about the most important things, about how to teach you to express your inner world through music. freedom appears when this work is assimilated in the deepest way, when the performer, in this case the young performer, has the feeling that he wrote it himself, that this is his music. our task is to teach them the content of this work, so that it is not a poem, an unfamiliar language, they are taught, the effect of the project, which is carried out with the support of a social program investments, hometowns, the gazprom neft company is impressive, master

she wanted me to go to the academy of music and become a composer, because i, too, was already a distant. she found out that i write songs. that is, i ’m interested in this, and i seem to be able to do it well, in a childish way, of course, but nonetheless. here but this is my hmm pop song story, after all, she won victory over everyone anna except for this hit. do you remember any other of yours? the children's song that you did best was imprinted on me. two songs, so the first time we had such a resounding failure at the first competition was, uh, the song kupalinka. i performed it a capella when i was either six or 7 years old. that is, back then there was still such an all-union competition for cheerful notes. and in general from the crowd and children. that means i was the smallest and, in general, i came out with such eyes. i was scared, i sang. it is unknown what is unknown, then i cried for a very long time, but uh, at this moment i was very simply bathing. yes, our belarusian the second song is very uh, bright. i remember the moment of the old old royan, all the services. rashid

music school, the most determined second-grader margarita minchenko dreams of grachikovsky, and while she is learning a variation for piano , malvina dances and tried it with spoons. russian gnessin academykina has been a pianist for less than a year, but right now he is a young musician. i understood my purpose and i think that they also learned how i felt about music and talent. and the confidence to support the desire of young performers to improve their skills and increase the level of musical education in regions key task in yuri's workshop, pink, so the creative expedition also includes meetings with teachers, talking with them about the most important things about how to teach how to express the inner world through music. freedom appears when the work is mastered in the highest possible way, when the performer. in this case, the young performer gets the feeling that he wrote it himself, that this is his music. our task is to teach them the content. good afternoon, so that this is not a poem in an unfamiliar language , we have learned the effect of the project that is being carried out with the support of the social investment program , impressive participants in master classes ent

stage she wanted me to be an opera singer, the second thing is that she wanted me to go to the academy of music a composer, because i, too, in my distant childhood, she found out that i write songs, that is, i’m interested in it, and it seems to work out for me. childish, of course, but nevertheless, here, but this is my pop song story, after all, it triumphed over everyone. anna, besides this hit, do you remember any other children’s song that you did best, i have imprinted two songs, which means my first such high-profile failure at the first competition was the song kupoli. i performed it a cappella, i was either 6 or 7 years old, that is, at that time there was still such an all-union competition for funny notes, in general, i was one of the crowd of children, which means i was the smallest, in general, i ’m like that with such i came out with my eyes, i was scared, i sang, i don’t know what, i don’t know how, then i cried for a very long time, but this moment i’m very good, bathing suit, yes, russian, the second song, very vividly i remember the moment, old raya, old ryan, all in fright i

the tendencies of the development of music education in the eurasian cultural space were discussed within the framework of the projects of the belarusian state academyf music, a concert was held, the soloist of the moscow philharmonic ekaterina mechetina pleased the audience with rachmaninov's compositions by the end of the second day, the form will remain a local concert of two youth ensembles of belarus russia what secrets hide the greatest shrines christianity, all the churches, all the shrines on the territory of the grand duchy of lithuania , on the territory of the private court of belarus itself . well, i don’t think that spiritually it can be a coincidence, does the name affect the character and fate of a person in a man of myagotara, he is a saint, as if he was called, but to live like this i mean, you have competition. why does the bible call to be joyful sometimes earthly joy, bodily joy, it is so uh, sometimes it passes very quickly, and the joy that a person receives from communion with god in the church, then this joy, it somehow turns out that fills every day of his life. why do they ring bells in churches , it is known that bells are

the tendencies of the development of music education in the eurasian cultural space were discussed within the framework of the projects of the belarusian state academyst of the moscow philharmonic ekaterina mechetina delighted the audience with rachmaninov’s compositions , the second day of the forum will end with a joint concert of two youth ensembles of belarus russia each of them chose his own path correctly disposed of his talent , successfully, having realized it at home, it serves to play a lot, because it is enough that today they are the pride of the range hope of belarus these are new children who can immediately change from rest to goals immediately to study immediately to new knowledge. let's share a story, and they are not afraid of their creative path with all the successes and failures and daily work on themselves. nothing is shy. he likes he enjoys what he does look in the project new people on belarus 24 tv channel service, both at the green border and at checkpoints, thereby ensuring peace and creation for the citizens of the republic, belarus i always knew that i would be a man in uniform. my dad is a border guard. i have always be

from the brooklyn academy of music.llermo is already en route aboard his bus, the guillermobile. [ cheers and applause ] he will be making stops in -- first we sent him to philadelphia. then he is going to dallas tomorrow, chicago, and boston. it's a circuitous route, but he is in the parking lot at lincoln financial field in philly, which is the site of tonight's monday night football game. the eagles take on the vikings. there's guillermo. hi, guillermo. how's it going? what did you do last night? what have you been doing in philly? >> guillermo: jimmy, last night i went to eat italian food. >> jimmy: where did you go? >> guillermo: i went to my friend's restaurant. >> jimmy: fantastic. was it good? >> guillermo: it was fantastic, jimmy. i think i gained ten pounds. >> jimmy: introduce us to some of your friends there, guillermo. >> right here. >> jimmy: what's your name? >> sean young. >> jimmy: oh, yeah, i've seen you on tv. >> what's going on? >> jimmy: you're looking good. do you do your own makeup, or do you have

petersburg , the international academy of music elena works and is proud of the results of her work, aged to get the support of the state. i got a very such no, not a strange, but sad story, when my mother left us , most of the sponsors who wanted to work with the academy left us, we have amazing students , absolutely fantastic students who can and are already glorifying our country, which, uh, are working already in the mariinsky theater, the river mamedova sings in the holicon near the lizinsky theater, my very low one sang here. she has now moved to another city. all. well, masses of people, they can't pay. oh no people's money. we are looking for sponsors. uh, i sell some things for this i pay and pay for them to the academy because the academy also has to live its professional to pay. money, some things. i sell and we buy now to the war zone and pedicaments and tea and coffee and socks and maxsets, berets and everything you need, because this is my country. i understand people who can say that we are, as it were, deeply wrong. although i do not think so, because i have been doing

what buffett himself gulf and western resulted in millions of parrot heads 40 world music tours, 27 studio albums. >> grammy nominations and academy of country music awards and even some best-selling books i was and still with great work ethic by my parents who are working class people. >> had a little bit of talent and and a lot of luck and don't tpink you can do it with just 2 out of those 3, quote, you've got to have all 3. >> much smoke, man this time. people in this crowd >> that was news nation's marni hughes reporting for us. coming up, house majority leader kevin mccarthy in maui over the weekend. what he had to say about the devastation there and the efforts to help the island rebuild. but first, if you're working towards a healthier heart, you may want to start with some quality sleep. details on the n >> for your help today, there's new research to suggest heart health is directly linked to high quality sleep. researchers at the american heart association say getting a consistent 7 to 9 hours of sleep each night can decrease your risk of developing cardiovascular disease. in addition to being bad for your heart, inadequ

list of one of the most influential people in the world, and this year earned his first academy of country musics in music. kane and i got together in new york for a "sunday sitdown" and some time at one of his favorite places away from the stage, the basketball court. ♪ baby, i love you like i love country music ♪ >> kane brown's road to country stardom began in an unlikely place. >> i started in a bathroom, as weird as it sounds, doing songs and covers in a bathroom. >> from the bathroom to the biggest stages in music, brown finished his sold out "drunk or dreaming" international tour. ♪ it's where i was born, it's where i was raised ♪ >> you're a global star. what does that feel like? >> it feels amazing coming from where i came from, my background, and getting to go to australia. i never really left georgia, so now i'm getting to travel the world to do music. it makes absolutely no sense to me. ♪ all i'm thinking about is how i'm home sing ♪ >> brown was raised in northwest georgia and southeastern tennessee. his childhood was marked by periods of homelessness, abuse at the hands of a stepfa

what buffett himself gulf and western resulted in millions of parrot heads 40 world music tours, 27 studio albums, grammy nominations and academyd still with great work ethic by my parents who are working class people. >> i had a little bit of talent a lot of luck and don't think you can do it with just 2 out of those 3 quote, you've got to have all 3. >> much thanks people in this crowd >> that was marni hughes reporting for us. coming up, gender reveals becoming more extreme and more dangerous, leaving the fires and other disasters are taking a look next. but first, a 3 decade old cafe on haight street back open after multiple break-ins by community members say it's important to support this important to support this business during their time struggling with the highs and lows of bipolar 1? ask about vraylar. because you are greater than your bipolar 1, and you can help take control of your symptoms - with vraylar. some medicines only treat the lows or highs. vraylar treats depressive, acute manic, and mixed episodes of bipolar 1 in adults. proven, full-spectrum relief for all bipolar 1 symptoms. and in vraylar clinical stud

russia, but also in china as the chairman of the jury of the final stage of the competition became a professor at the higher musical academybody of the notre dame cathedral and he vixo, the winners will be known on september 8th. mysterious crimes of a non-obvious version of the family secret await viewers of the second season of the series spasskoye tonight on our channel, the main character, they are able to solve the most difficult cases, tests are pursued not only at work, but also in their personal lives , ekaterina frolova already knows some details of the plot congratulations on the end of the investigation. i believe that the investigation is not yet completed for the truth, she is ready to fight to the end, a talented investigator. anna spasskaya does not leave a single detail unattended. and why didn’t you imagine about your appeal to banknotes, but despite the indisputable authority and success at work, it’s so hard to sort out your family, it turns out. i don't know my husband. life seems to test her for strength and confronts those before whom she is especially vulnerable. you do know who it is, of course. no,

wood, now, this might look like an ordinary music lesson, but it's part of what's being seen as a watershed moment for music education. shireland cbso academyake up of music gcse and a level has fallen by nearly 50% over the last 15 years in england. our culture editor katie razzall was given an exclusive tour of the academy soon after it opened. a workshop by professional musicians for year sevens in west bromwich. it's entertaining, a way of learning life skills like teamwork through music. and what's happening at shireland cbso is a uk first. this new school has opened in partnership with a world class orchestra — the city of birmingham symphony orchestra. i love music, and it's one of my favorite things in the whole entire world to do. i'm not really that type of music guy, but i really enjoy doing music lessons and that stuff. what's going to happen to the sound of this instrument? what i always hope for is just to think about aspiration - in young people. what do you really want - and how can you achieve it? and whatever that is, whether that's "i want to be an astronaut, - but i need to learn team building skills and i need to learn

of parisian cathedrals opened the thirteenth mikael tariverdiev organ competition in kaliningrad, despite the sanctions, the creative competition retained its international status and even expanded its geography. competition became a professor, the highest musical academye dame cathedral john viktosu, the names of the winners will be announced on september 8. mysterious crimes non-obvious versions of family secrets are waiting for viewers of the second season of the series spasskaya tonight on our channel the main character, who is able to solve the most difficult cases, tests are pursued not only at work, but also in their personal lives what to do when even close people can turn out to be traitors about the investigation leads to mortal danger some ekaterina frolova learned the details of the plot . congratulations on the end of the investigation. i believe that the investigation is not yet over for the truth, she is ready to fight to the end, a talented investigator. anna spasskaya does not ignore a single detail about her appeal to the bank. wrote very succinctly, but despite the indisputable authority and success at work with pasca. it's so hard to sort out your family, it turns out. i don't know my husband. life seems to test her for strength and

region, and at the same time there is control, for example from moscow from the academy of choreography lisa central musicand at this moment not only the child is studying, but also a young teacher, and sometimes whole families who move to the regions receive the opportunity to comfortably accommodate and come with your family to work and do what you love . excellent anton andreevich, i wanted to start with words of congratulations to all the far easterners on this wonderful truly an event for us, for the residents of kaliningrad - it became an event. last year you visited the educational complex and saw it all with your own eyes. indeed, a very high level of moral women said this, a very high level of creative thought , architectural thoughts and a very high level of implementation. here i also want to thank our contractors. everything is done very efficiently and on time. they are great, well done and the team is wonderful, they work well, but for our region. you are already talking about this too. they said this, of course, the most important thing, the most pleasant thing is the opportunity for our ch

office records , of course, we are talking about the film challenge, and today students of the vocal and music academy the winner of the voice children show adelia zagremina, went to the non-format. when you can give people who are ready to perform an operation in space , the entire operational team cannot be sent there. one of you will fly to the iss for the first time in the world film shot in space. the feat of a female doctor's challenge tell me, have you watched the movie challenge yes, what did you like most of all surprised. yes , i was surprised, how they flew and her hair stood like that at yulia like this. and who remembers what moment of the film the song that you sang at the end sounded when she did the operation eh love sounded gita anton anton watched in the film we watched, the kids watched, so be sure to go ahead to knowledge to watch the film challenge me on the big screens it seems like everyone should to see him. tell us what you didn't expect to see. and that gave you some new knowledge. it killed me that this is a movie. it was actually filmed in space. and also the fact that the

it included, among other things, branches of the moscow state academy of choreography and the central musicped with classes and rehearsal halls in kemerovo and kaliningrad, a number of educational institutions that were created within the framework of this project. they have also already started their work. and this means that hundreds, and maybe even thousands of children will be able to receive a modern , high-quality education at home in their region, and i will repeat. eh, they will help you discover your creative talent and get the support of the best mentors, i emphasize. that cultural clusters, in addition to the educational mission, provide a good stimulus for the integrated development of regions surrounding public spaces, walking areas and parties become points of growth of attraction for local residents and tourists in cities beyond through cultural clusters and their projects for sports, landscaping the territory, the development of new creative inductors of the industry as a whole , a modern harmonious environment for life is being formed and, of course, the full exploitation o

tatarstan your applause and seat. good kazan, the organizers of the festival are also the academy of popular musices, the organizers of the good wave made their dreams come true, guys, they gave someone a trip to the sea, someone an electric scooter. another participant, the boy grisha from sevastopol, dreamed of meeting dima bilan. hello, hello, the wave will be shown on the ntv channel, follow the program. one morning on ntv i am sergei mayorov hello, the big international star ani lorak, deprived of all titles and awards in her native ukraine, will perform in moscow on september 27 with a big solo concert . lorak fans are eagerly tuning in. they miss their favorite singer and haters on social networks are drowning in the emotions of ani lorak citizen ukraine, now living in russia , is the heroine of the project. once upon a time, as soon as the first feature of the concert. ani lorak appeared on the streets of moscow on social networks. a powerful wave of indignation arose in ukraine against the singer. they accused her of treason, imposed all sorts of sanctions against her a year earlier due t

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last night at the brooklyn academy of music, second time they've premiered the movie, the band got togetherd the movie. if you can see it in imax, it will blow your mind completely. i was approached by a very eager tina weymouth who said she loves mika brzezinski. she said she watches "morning joe," loves mika. joe, said nothing nice about you at all, but didn't say anything mean either. she's a massive fan. i think you're doing great. you should consider that a victory. i think jerry harrison is actually a fan of yours. she said know your value is an incredible accomplishment. she said go tell mika that know your value, i love her for know your value. i for the longest time had know your value. hats off to mika. >> wow. i am blown away. >> she said she needed to hear that message. >> i love know your value. thank you. thank you very much. >>> and coming up on "morning joe," elon musk was on capitol hill yesterday to discuss concerns over artificial intelligence and the man who wrote the book on the billionaire tech ceo walter isaacson returns to "morning joe" to explain the risk musk says

at the russian academy of theater arts at musical acting departments and also cut off 5 years like thisrs literally two weeks as a narcissist of the russian federation a. regarding talents, i have a question there, yes, since you, as a person, are already just fire, i will be a slow pipe educational institution. still talent. is it important to be creative or can you learn everything? i think that you know, the lord god gives each person an individual timbre. well, talent for sure. it is necessary to reveal very much in a person hard. that’s what i’m talking about, that huge gratitude to the teacher, gratitude to people who can be considered at a young age and give a person faith in what he can do somewhere. of course, i was disappointed in my life, but overall i went on and on and on. well, yes, it wasn’t easy. why moscow for some reason, well, i said, because i want, well, more, so that there is no more space. you know, i don’t want to beat you back. e russian. eh, there are uh my colleagues, yes, but when the song of even the belovezhskaya pushcha, that i know alexander nikolaevich s

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i have an academy, my musical one , i have an institute. i've been jealous of department for eight years now. hmm, and i've got my tour card. life stage shooting concerts travel tours and so on. i just don’t have any time for anything before, it used to be when there was no institute, and when there was no academy, alla now turns out to be friends with someone. well, it's amazing, probably, for everyone. that's exactly how says, belarusian, we talk there all the time. well, when to live, when to live, because there really is not enough time to meet friends. well, some kind of race. well, too, well 127 theater branches uh constantly. well, in general, i will not list everything that we do, but there really is not enough time. the only one i have is iron. i go hmm to my family. where zero to the sister nephews. yes, in the summer iron to the country. this is my time, i just adore it and moreover, if you tell me something very important to come there or filming or something right here, i'm not inclined. i say i can't. but i can’t allow myself such a luxury, unfort

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workshop, faddie john, monday for me at the national institute of music, rainy and musician, russian that cra, funny from the baron born say he'd academy. and elizabeth reuter from the gym and useful construct, found it all. braga in the most of portugal, is a place of refuge she left afghanistan to escape to tell him that it has been living here for a year. the parents stayed in afghanistan. it's a traumatic experience, but she chose comfort for music. was to get to that. when i came to portugal, i started playing violent again, but i thought it was giving me the feeling of strength, even with my family and friends, being in a bad situation for that make up the last week and the musicians play together. speaking the language of music, the side of the mac, the, the, i noticed that we magically started to get into the same service. the energy and mines are truly connected. i thought piece pump several times while we will try me on my skins. i hope to help you out in the suitcases. in the beginning, nothing seemed to be clear. but then we started reaching the point of understanding . okay, to do it slightly, the piece was taking shape an

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his 2009 short film, music by prudence, the story of a young zimbabwean singer songwriter who prevailed despite her disabilities, brought him an academy african—american director to win an oscar. the doctor says, let me explain what autism is. he was also 0scar nominated in 2017 for life, animated a film looking at a young man with autism who finds a connection through disney animation. and he made an impact with his documentary god loves uganda, examining the role of american anti—gay evangelists in uganda. roger ross williams clearly likes to make thought provoking movies and challenge people's assumptions. he's becoming a widely respected, impassioned storyteller. but how much difference do his films really make? is he reallyjust preaching to the converted? his collaborators think that cassandro, with its compelling star gael garcia bernal, and story of gay underdog triumph, will reach a wide audience. i do feel that cassandro has a cross—over quality that can come to people that would otherwise maybe not see the story, just the way gael gives us this performance and can hopefully warm the hearts of many. for the film—maker, he def

and putting music at the centre of the curriculum — the new collaboration between an academy and a symphony world cup. wales have won three home nations, looking to keep their winning start going this weekend. —— are one of three home nations. good evening. the prime minister has said the government will ban the american

once upon a time, the daughter of a singer, elena makarova, is the director of the international academy. elena is exemplary in musicst time she gave a big exclusive interview about her mother, and the reason was that the other day elena presented the moscow helikon musical theater with a unique mirror of the middle of the 19th century, created by mason masters. we continue our conversation. why didn't you take your mother's surname as an account to help yourself and academy joke, when she was already sick, she canceled some tours, she says, lenka says, it says there or was on obraztsova dobrosov and would go along with me, but you know, there is. one feeling that my parents instilled in me is a sense of shame and proportion. i am not a mediocre person. i am a person who reflected my life, received three educations of a person who, in my place , i am a good director of the academy, it's true, although my team pulls on a lot of things. i was a good nurse. i write well. it's true all lyrics for academy from his speech his speech. i am writing all this. i'm still 3 years old. i let myself know. i am musical, i know a l

being a music academy, these were all my comrades and my classmates. and now the team does not only consist ofnevertheless , it’s a joy to me that these are people who are sincerely churchgoers and that’s it. corey has some kind of special atmosphere here, so we are not striving for some kind of loud and very loud pretentious, uh, execution, the main criterion is this, well, being in a state of prayer is less to feel. what is the chant about? what is each word about? it seems to me that in this lineup there are just people who understand what they are singing about, and it makes me very happy. naturally, we sing. i’m also trying to get them, um, to get into the right state of mind with the content of what they ’re doing, that it’s not just playing music or and that it’s not just church music. we say church singing, liturgical singing. and, for example, there is not a piece of music the explanation came to him, uh, far from being high-minded and very glad that everything was somehow gradually gradual. that is, probably, there is not a single indifferent person who comes. what's there to sing? t