to help people get an idea of beethoven ross turned to the composers childhood in bonn. the only person in the whole story whoever forbade beethoven from playing his own music it was his father who thought it was their accounts that the boy liked to improvise on the piano but his father was against it and banned him from doing it and he said stick to the notes and do not improvise listen to his ear. but how do you to pitch the music of a brilliant composer. ross does it with just a few strokes. so that in full physical i listen to the music to see what images with there but then i have the problem that when it comes to beethoven's music in 20 minutes there are just 5 images of music but 35 for the 1st bit of the story of a gifted child capable of creating whole worlds with sound but whose ears and digestion fail him a very human hero. worthy of applause. that's all for me for now i'll be back with more news updates out the top of the hour kyra just an imbalance and so much for watching. young moroccan immigrants. they know the police will stop the. thing that's the rudes

major beethoven's hand to nature. i do believe music has an enormous power and i think nature has an even greater power projects that bring those 2 together are a great great opportunity for mankind to rethink where we are what we are almost all the documentary sound of nature spans 5 continents and showcases musicians with wide ranging musical styles the works created especially for the project we're all inspired by plays heaven's pastoral symphony in iceland and india. as well as ethiopia. the. columbia. was. and the story of the project is not is to love letter to our planet as a composer i do feel strongly linked to composers of the past. i'm incredibly inspired by what somebody like beethoven outraged it sort of drives me for sure. the love of music and nature unite us all but today also been in beethoven's time there's the will to save nature climate protection is of primary importance. nature is a reflection of ourselves what we are doing to the to the planet is what we're doing to ourselves we would still be o

and so-- beethoven-- beethoven's music kind of creates this link between the player, the music, the audienceons. >> levit: completely. i could, you know, anything, you know? >> wertheim: what about sadness? >> levit: well, that's a wide topic. i mean, what kind of sadness? >> wertheim: say, mournful sadness? ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> wertheim: in a part of the world that knows a bit about musical genius, levit may be consumed by a composer born 250 years ago, but he is also the quintessential creature of the present. levit doesn't drive, but in between lockdowns in october, we tooled around with him on one of his many bikes. when did you feel like a german here? you came when you were eight years old. immediately? >> levit: when i felt like a german? >> wertheim: i don't know, when did you feel-- >> levit: oh, wow, that's-- >> wertheim: ( speaking german ) >> levit: that, mr. wertheim, is a very german question. >> wertheim: levit takes his citizenship seriously. at a protest against the destruction of this forest last month, levit bundled up and played in solidarity. the environment is one of his many cau

given how much there still is to discover about beethoven one year is too short anyway. so this year is also ok to be in year. and that brings us to another big be affecting culture of this year brags that the united kingdom is now fully out of the european union but what does it mean for the arts college market cruder is here for more mica a few days ago we finally saw that u.k. e.u. trade agreement we've all been waiting for word about a culture where politicians thinking about culture well i guess not too much because they are still so many questions without an eon so the only thing which seems to be quite clear is that breck said we'll make the cultural life and the cultural exchange much more complicated when it comes to british music for example . before back said the british musicians could tell a tour around europe without a visa and now it's different they need a separate visa for every european country and the fee is that some bitch musicians maybe. not will be able to afford the extra bill your chrissie and to delays and maybe those musicians were not able to

given how much there still is to discover about beethoven one year is too short anyway. so this year is also ok to have in year. and that brings us to another big be affecting culture of this year brags that the united kingdom is now fully out of the european union but what does it mean for the arts our colleague michael krueger is here for more micah a few days ago we finally saw that u.k. e.u. trade agreement we've all been waiting for board about culture were politicians thinking about culture well i guess not too much because they are still so many questions without an eon so the only thing which seems to be quite clear is that breck said will make the cultural life and the cultural exchange much more complicated when it comes to british music for example. before the british musicians could tell a tour around europe without a visa and now it's too friend to they need a separate visa for every european country and the fear is that some british musicians may be. not will be able to afford the extra 1000000000 or corsi and to delays and maybe those musicians were not ab

given how much there still is to discover about beethoven one year is too short anyway. so this year is also up and tobin year. and that brings us to another big affecting culture of this year brags that the united kingdom is now fully out of the european union but what does it mean for the arts college market kruger is here for more mike and a few days ago we finally saw that u.k. e.u. trade agreement we've all been waiting for what about culture were politicians thinking about culture well i guess not too much because they are still so many questions without an eon so the only thing which seems to be quite clear is that breck said we'll make the cultural life and the cultural exchange much more complicated when it comes to british music for example. before bracks said the british musicians could tell a tour around europe without a visa and now it's too friend they need a separate visa for every european country and the fear is that some british musicians may be. not will be able to afford the extra bill your corsi to delays and maybe those musicians were not able to fo

given how much there still is to discover about beethoven one year is too short anyway. so this year is also ok to have in here. and that brings us to another big be affecting culture of this year brags that the united kingdom is now fully out of the european union but what does it mean for the arts college market crude is here for more mica a few days ago we finally saw that u.k. your trade agreement we've all been waiting for word about a culture where politicians thinking about culture well i guess not too much because they are still so many questions without an eon so the only thing which seems to be quite clear is that breck said we'll make the cultural life and the cultural exchange much more complicated when it comes to british music for example . before bracks said the british musicians could tell a tour around europe without a visa and now it's too friend they need a separate visa for every european country and the fear is that some british musicians may be. not will be able to afford the extra bill your corsi and to delays and maybe those musicians were not abl

documentaries about beethoven they have lots on him mozart 30 bucknor and other famous composers. one playlists is entitled music a maestro and is presented by the mexican conductor along. in our next report we company her to copenhagen for a performance of the danish national symphony orchestra of a work that is rather unusual and start from music. in. the back of the den that this may sound like jibberish but it's how drummers and percussionists talk to each other. they can also use the analogy sic at their point across. have you ever played tennis or golf but went on with this sort of them if i find things at the right the rhythm. mr clinton doctor. is working with a caution section of the danish national symphony orchestra. it's rare for these musicians to take center stage like this. i always come up with a plan because i don't know what kind of situation i'm going to have what kind of level of the players commitment time schedule so i have to come with a plan that whatever happens it will work but then it's great when we can take it much much further and you came and said yo

sound of nature and out to the beauty in this world to me sick and to the proof that the spirit of beethoven lives on. you know watching daytime news will have more news headlines at the top of the hour i'm rebecca written thanks for watching . take in a globalized world. where everything is connected. all it takes. to set things in motion. local hero show called their ideas can change the world. 3000. in there i'm david and this is climate change sex. happiness increased books. for your. children smarter for free get over your books are new to. i it is wednesday january 5th 6 thousands of followers manage to invade the ground something united states capitol in washington d.c. in a matter of about an hour they will completely overwhelm diploid capitol police force . we are following trump supporter. yeah i'm standing on the capitol want to hear. it's really a wild. peeta boy can loose with his parents and north carolina but only temporarily he says whenever time allows one can find peter at the town center off neighboring graham making a stand for trump. remeet 43 year old boykin for the 1st

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duly celebrated beginning in summer when hopefully the worst of the pandemic will be over and the beethoven festivities will continue throughout the year because there's so much to discover. but now we look to another anniversary to egypt where 10 years ago the people rose on the road to protest for more freedom. in january 20th 1125000 people demonstrated in cairo for a new egypt for an end to the mubarak regime and for democracy for weeks and months of protests to refer to as the arab spring when people in neighboring countries also took to the streets after a few weeks the thousands turned into millions bringing together farmers with young people and intellectuals such as the successful author of a lot less money in a d.w.i. interview he explained below for you know presidents of the old ruling party are still in power as of the old security forces people are still being arrested and tortured but now we have a voice with a purpose 10 years later others wanting our lives in exile in new york we arranged a video interview with him his novel the republican plans truths which tells the tale

duly celebrated beginning in summer when hopefully the worst of the pandemic will be over and the beethoven festivities will continue throughout the year because there's so much to discover. but now we look to another anniversary to egypt where 10 years ago the people rose on to protest for more freedom. in january 20th 725000 people demonstrated in cairo for a new egypt for an end to the mubarak regime and for democracy the weeks and months of protests are referred to as the arab spring when people in neighboring countries also took to the streets after a few weeks that thousands turned into millions bringing together farmers with young people and intellectuals such as the successful author of a less money in a d.w.i. interview he explained below the what you know prevalence of the old ruling party are still in power of the old security forces people are still being arrested and tortured but now we have a voice with a purpose 10 years later on this one you know lives in exile in new york we arranged a video interview with him his novel the republic of funds truths which tells the tale of a

duly celebrated beginning in summer when hopefully the worst of the pandemic will be over and the beethoven festivities will continue throughout the year because there's so much to discover. but now we look to another anniversary to egypt where 10 years ago the people rose on to protest for more freedom. in january 20th levon 25000 people demonstrated in cairo for a new feature but for an end to the mubarak regime and for democracy the weeks and months of protests are referred to as the arab spring when people in neighboring countries also took to the streets after a few weeks that thousands turned into millions bringing together farmers with young people and intellectuals such as the successful author of the on the swami in a d.w.i. interview he explained below for you know problems of the old ruling party are still in power the old security forces of the people are still being arrested and tortured but now we have a voice with a purpose 10 years later on this one you know there is an absolutely new york we arranged a video interview with him his novel the republican funds truths which tel

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trained with music ranging from beethoven to gaga it can create compositions without having any understanding of the music. simply by recognizing patterns and predicting the next step in a sequence. here it's creating a composition in the style of mozart with a little bit of thrown in. by anyone. with deep learning models neural networks you don't set any rules and down to the machine learns by itself which data works best and that is that it's fascinating that it doesn't have to think about musical structures such as consonants or dissonance in the machine learns completely independently and. more than any other artistic form musical composition is governed by rules. but throughout history scientists have wondered does all art in fact follow rules. even art that elicits an emotional response i get this is so even coming in there this is not the end that music is thought the national. health island is the that the. the i cannot it. the up the tourist the froggie all these are not there not this in with all that being the visa there was each. of these. is the little wilkins if i get the messag

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trained with music ranging from beethoven to the gaga it can create compositions without having any understanding of the music. simply by recognizing patterns and predicting the next step in a sequence. here it's creating a composition in the style of mozart with a little bit of. by anyone. with deep learning models neural networks you don't set any rules and down to the machine learns by itself which data works best and that is that it's fascinating that it doesn't have to think about musical structures such as consonants or dissonance. the machine learns completely independently and. more than any other artistic form musical composition is governed by rules. but throughout history scientists have wondered does all art in fact follow rules. even art that elicits an emotional response. this is or even the moment in the act is it not the end that music the saudi national. health island is the that the. then the the i could not. get the tourist you could argue all these are not there not this in with all that being the visa there was it. is there good luck is if i get the message is there. septembe

work yes absolutely mother something that is a feel thing of british comedy for this sort of like beethoven style call medio is the sales of face saying you know i'm nervous i'm this i think you can absolutely make it funny but that's you know if that's who you are and that's that it's your job. to make that funny to the audience or to make it relatable or to find those you know even if you are weird require to find the things that do relate to you know what you saw on the other site the things that make you stand out so much that they find amusing. daily it's been really great talking to you have had a lot of fun alice and all the best of luck with all your picture endeavors and i hope i hope won't come to a point where well need to find humor i hope this strange time force will sort themselves out. and when it comes to this they'd be on the road like. a big bleeding heart liberal but when it comes to free speech it's across the potomac thank you phil adds good luck with everything. i got this 8 millimeter film purely by accident. time period 963 to 65 place damascus. oh don't don't do y.

because when you listen to a beethoven symphony it's always the same but traffic is always different. the can as a musical instrument renzo vitali and his colleagues are making sure that driving a car will soon be an acoustically creative act. it's a. city. 35 years old. i grew up. in the beginning as i was starting doing that i was completely overwhelmed. from childhood true so but like you stand on the such a unicycle and you think you're like climbing but even without effort this is like magic it's like wizard this is like crazy so you can go i didn't like where ever you are go up to like 506070 kilometers per hour it's a very very low energy consumption so the future is now. that's. this is what i. so why did i grew my hair is long oh is this is quite a long story. so i started mechanical engineering my plans has been being a professional i was a key player then afterwards or while doing that he's a professional engineer having my save money and all that stuff as i saw the electric unicycle the 1st time my my my had it was exploding. so how is this freaking thing working right so

documentaries about beethoven we have lots on him mozart verde gardner and other famous composers was one playlists is entitled music a maestro and is presented by the mexican conductor along drug. in our next report we accompany her to copenhagen for a performance with the danish national symphony orchestra with a work that is rather unusual and far from easy. in that that you've got back to the get the back to the back of the bin that this might sound like jibberish but it's how drummers and percussionists talk to each other build it. they can also use sporting.

the world went online this year to celebrate the 250th anniversary of the birth of composer from beethoven. museums like denmark's national gallery found a way around corona by offering 3 d. virtual tours. performers took to social media actor patrick stewart he cited shakespeare sonnets soon. the pianist live it live. but that theater is an opera house just like those here in new york stream the performances around the world. substitute for found new safer locations to party like this king on a berlin church rooftop. musicians found a way to drezner symphonic orchestra performed on the roof of an apartment. early in the held picnics performances with socially distance blankets and the music through headphones. there were even super exclusive concerts with a single musician and an audience 6 of one. didn't stop the salzburg festival which went ahead as planned albeit with fewer people social distancing and new safety measures. this would have been ashamed of our timidness had we cancelled the festival this year because our festival was founded in much more difficult times shortly after the

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i decided i was either going to end up teaching 13-year-olds playing beethoven or play at nordstrom someplace. fine careers, but not for me. fortunately, i wondered into a course of international politics taught by a soviet specialist who is madeleine albright's father. he opened up the world of diplomacy and eastern europe me and all of a sudden, i knew what i wanted to be. i wanted to be a soviet specialist. the first lesson of how you get to where i am is find something you absolutely love to do. i would say to each and every one of you, find your passion. not what job you want, not what career you want, but what is going to make you get up every day and want to go and do that. secondly, if you are fortunate, your passion and talents will come together and i went on to become a professor at stanford and i met in a seminar at stanford, a man named brent's crow croft who had been the national security advisor to president gerald for and would become -- gerald ford, and would become advisor to george h w bush. he took an interest in my career and when president george h w bush was elected, he

duly celebrated beginning in summer when hopefully the worst of the pandemic will be over and the beethovenfestivities will continue throughout the year because there's so much to discover. but now we look to another anniversary to egypt where 10 years ago the people rose on the road to protest for more freedom. in january 20th 1125000 people demonstrated in cairo for a new egypt for an end to the mubarak regime and for democracy the weeks and months of protests are referred to as the arab spring when people in neighboring countries also took to the streets after a few weeks that thousands turned into millions for bringing together farmers with young people and intellectuals such as the successful author of honest ronnie in a d.w.i. interview he explained the remnants of the old ruling party are still in power the old security forces people are still being arrested and tortured but now we have a voice with a purpose 10 years later on this one you know there's an exile in new york we arranged a video interview with him his novel the republic of truths which tells the tale of an unfinished re