so, what i did in beethoven's ninth symphony, i hid the chorus in the audiences.saw the choir, "where are they?" and suddenly theyjumped up from the hall. maybe it's next to you there is a tenor, or here's a soprano and theyjump up. and then people had the feeling, "it's us, it's we, the people, who start to sing." and for me, it was a revelation much, much more than in the conventional ritual. that story sums up a lot of what you try to do, because it seems you're trying to find a route back to the fun, to the playfulness. i mean, musicians play music, you want them to be playful in a very literal sense. i think music itself is playful, i agree completely. we use this wonderful word, "play" for making music. it's great, isn't it? is it, though, at the moment, when you look across the genre of classical music and the great concert halls, and you're going to be playing on the south bank here in london, in one of the great halls for classical music, is it something that the people who go to classical music are capable of taking on? or do you find some of your audien

hmm, how creatively they tried to include your songs instead of beethoven nikolay to the clients.very much. well, still, but there is a problem, if you put several songs in a row, we lose count, nikolai could not release a new song that lasts exactly 15 minutes. thank you in advance god song 15 minutes. this is how much the chorus will be dear to her, inga, i'm releasing songs not for funerals , but at the behest of the soul, that the tavern will have to work the old fashioned way with beethoven, well, or stop coloring. let your clients enjoy their natural hair color, like i do, if you remember, i'm a natural blonde and i'm proud of it, by the way, my favorite song well, no matter how everyone eats me and let the press worry about how i live, in fact, how i live, on the phone itself, natural for the whole country such one young and slava sick and famous and single holy spirit holy my sister we will be together forever putin forever. records i'm on all the covers again with knives to the people, as the basque lights. 40 of the one for the donat in the price i will soon without a tr

what a musically spectacular duty is the division of the swindler of a worse sonorus schnittke and beethoven'shis is the name of the new musical program, which i get at home with this composer of different eras, with the failure of the fact that beethoven's intonational elements, the same in the 18th century, can be hemmed into the earpiece of a composer of the twenties of the guest carrier. why such an interesting name, because there is a reference to the oculist's table, let's say, because how do we we all remember perfectly, coming at a time, what kind of forest we see, the first row of shabba. this is what is closest to us, and in this case we are like musicians, who also perform the function of educators, and we are trying. as a matter of fact. to bring the public closer to these masterpieces by performing your programs, to bring the audience closer to its understanding at the tour from the carbonaceous musical chapels, the sonorus of the minsk region, social projects and baby helmets, the classical and pop program of the collectium was performed by hundreds of musicians wilma mobile and

what a musically effective duty, marvel at the improved diet of the nose and beethoven shabba milit.he name of the new musical program of the ege, improving the cottage cheese of this composer of different eras, on the right that the intonations of beethoven and kizhi in the 18th century can be hem the composer's threads. why is shabba why such an interesting name, because there is a reference to the ophthalmologist's table, let's say, because as we all remember perfectly, coming at a time, what kind of forest we see, the first row of shabba. this is what is closest to us, and in this case we, as musicians, who also performed the function of educators, and we are trying. as a matter of fact, with their performance, with their programs, bring the audience closer to these masterpieces. come closer to understanding it. at the tour of the carbonace musical hooves, the sonorus of minsk regions, social projects and children, helmets classical and variety programs hundreds of musicians in the film are mobile and easily lost on the quartet and instrumental and freestyle quints many outdoor c

the audience will hear a symphony by beethoven lysenko.tions were prepared by the ukrainian male choir. the music director of the london philharmonic will conduct the opening night. has been studying music in london for the past two years. his father is now in the armed forces, and alexander has his own musical front, each of those who i left. did i stay in another country? very often i think about what if i could return now and just take the guns and leave, but if you think about everyone 's own front and what everyone can contribute to this struggle, what he can do better, then in my opinion, i should do it. i'm a musician, i'm trying to do it my way, now here in the united kingdom , composer and concert organizer alla sirenko admits, performing with ukrainians on the same stage is an honor for many world musicians, so many musicians not only ukrainian, english, polish, of other nationalities, they are interested and want to help in some way, they are very passionate about this , to show our ukraine, our ukraine, what a good music we hav

the main thing is that he's a great guy exactly piano by the way, play that your beethoven is good.don't worry. what is know us. i would like to talk with ureng to ask me a question, he was a witness to one incident. tell me your daughter lives at suren's. tell me everything is absolutely fine with him. it happened. it's ok. we want to talk to suren, nothing will work. he left me. why do you think he left you? by car conclusions tell valuable things from the apartment did not disappear. he did not borrow money from you from your parents. a man in the world, he always made me feel like a holiday. i just don't understand why he left me. has he fallen out of love with me? well, i don't think he fell out of love with you. and if this makes you feel better, then his parents are looking for him, this cannot be. he said that his parents live abroad, well, it is common to fantasize and i think that i know where to find him. arithmetic 1.500 he spent a lot of money on a suit for a car. this apartment also cost him a pretty penny. and katya says that he knows how to spend money. bankrupt in t

the music that motivates a person to great achievements not accidental bismarck liked to listen to beethoven right to call it an integral part of art that is why i fully agree with this wonderful statement that music is a science of art. thank you dear. hello dear areal pack hello yuri pavlovich music science art i fully agree with this expression. after all , it was music throughout human history that helped us explore such complex concepts as the soul of feeling. however, it seems to me that music is not just an art or science, but a synthesis of the soul and mind of scientific knowledge and the sensual, so it seems to me that science is, as the power of music this is the next step in human evolution, including cultural. 33 seconds hello dear airpack. hello dear minder we say art and immediately think about how to make this world better and more beautiful than it really is. and what will help us in this noble cause is only a clear understanding that there are only beautiful sensations of the rhythms of this life, only the ability to enjoy its melody, and therefore i am deeply convinced tha

got to tell you that's like expecting a rock to write a bei beethoven symphony. because he's hollow. the reason why he is so dangerous is because at there's nothing there. >> i think he's an angry son of a bench. >> and i think if he does at this, he has a. >> i think you're a real right-thinking the media. there is one reason media is pivoted because it like the res of us they mess at donald trump. >> i disagree and the sentence said that if it they really mis donald trump, they would keep pushing these earrings the hearings are designed to keep him off the stage and to democrats. >> i disagree. they're trying to keep donald trump from running again that's the whole reason they're having these hearings. when you look at what the democrats are rolling out as evidence of this alleged cool that supposedly happened in the country. the truth is they're trying to pay republicans as being these evil insurrectionist were not one person has been charged. >> i'm trying to get ahead. again that when you look at the media, the real reason they don't want donald trump to run

well, move over, boys, and roll over beethoven. you want to be my lover ♪ ♪ you got to get with my friends >> there's never been a group where every person had their own personality and every fan could choose a different one that they related to. and it was brilliant. ♪ taking this too easy ♪ ♪ but that's the way it is ♪ >> there needed to be some music to be the sorbet and the palate cleansing for the intensity that was the earlier part of the '90s. >> the recording industry does not need to be told that it's a teen/teen world. >> there were about to be more teenagers than any other time in america's history. teenagers wanted to be entertained. they wanted to have fun. ♪ even in my heart ♪ ♪ i see ♪ ♪ you're not being true to me ♪ >> the backstreet boys made a video for "quit playing games with my heart." them in the rain, getting all wet, being all sexy. and it became a hit. ♪ quit playing games with my heart ♪ ♪ with my heart ♪ ♪ with my heart ♪ >> this is where it all started, right here, in this house. the guys coming here, do

. >> i think all politicians beethoven to donors. true things they care about the most our votes and money, right? and the problem is for a long time, the money has been coming from the nra, from the industry, from donors who are willing to report, thwart federal rights to guns. and it is actually heartening for me to see that that is changing, because we know that 90% of americans, the majority, support background checks. and unless they're willing to put their money, or their votes behind it, it's very, very hard to get republican senators to act on it. and this says to me that maybe the money is on the table, and that is something that is gonna cost a lot of them to take notice, i believe. >> jason johnson authored up this suggestion earlier today. watch this. >> you could probably go with a vote. you could say get rid of this person, that person. but if you don't do anything about voting rights, they can't go hold out the terrible people who are keeping inequalities in place. when you get issues that are important, one 99% of the

rollover beethoven.h my heart, and then, in the rain, getting all wet, being on a sexy. it became a hit. >> this is what started, here, this house. the guys came, here doing vocal recordings, and i had a little karaoke machine. >> their manager, luke roman, said, i think i need another one. >> it was a little overwhelming to be 16 years old, and to have that many people trying to attack you. it was craziness, and felt like a dream. >> one by one, the breathless view got their autographs. most are missing school, many had mom a chaperones. >> all of these people, who came to be popstars, began on disney. >> so many people came out of the mickey mouse club. carrie, russo christina aguilera, j c shows a, ron goslyn, britney spears. >> that is like the 1927 yankees, in terms of pop. >> teenagers are the biggest consumer of music, and britney has become their queen. >> britney was the madonna, whereas christina was the mariah. >> christina, you know, a tiny girl, under five feet. when she opened her mouth, it

you can listen to beethoven. you can confront the sort of wisdom of the past very easily. it's very accessible more accessible than ever before and that was part of the pitch that people were making with these right technologies. why did they end up being used and and the book what's very interesting about this this new book the demos generation grows up is is your charting the of this technology and of the gener. that it's shaped the first generation that it's shaped. so why have the tools been used differently? you're exactly right emily. it's all out there. you have the knowledge of the universe at your fingertips. now you can go into the museums. i would bring material into my classes like if i'm teaching the beat generation writers. i've got jack kerouac on the steve allen show in 1959 while steve allen is there at the piano doing a little jazz tinkling. kerouac is there reading from one of his books sitting at the piano. it's actually very powerful and poignant moment of what happens there and it's very important for beat literature actually because it's the performa

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pif is enough, yes, there was a curse to beethoven's eliza ta-da-da fifth class means music school.arable. it's nobody and, of course, the curse is a curse and no one in the world was filthy on your fingers, but you know that in all the music stores in america it says smoke plant or play right? yes yes. the scandalous trial of johnny depp amber heard became a worldwide hit section takes this very seriously. if a woman declares that she is being raped, they are killed immediately. let's unconditionally believe this is evidence that he beat her quite unexpectedly for the newfangled american tradition agully blaming men, the trial ended with a resounding victory. the actor, many say that this is the best role of def, uses a lot of open cosmos truth. there isn't. court. ordered his ex to pay jack sparrow more than $10 million in libel and another $5 million in legal fees. and suddenly somersault again. why did depp suddenly decide to give up this money, because he feels this violence to blame, maybe, both on the one hand and on the other today on the first as slim is thin with a tattoo

the beethoven piped into japanese department stores, and rock music joined the like in prague, rangoon, and tehran. so, rock music, american pop culture. i do remember lots of things about blue jeans, people in the soviet bloc not having access to blue jeans, and blue jeans being a sign of a freedom on the march. in fact, a french social philosopher says there was more power in blue jeans and rock and roll than the entire red army. >> -- was a stewardess. the people on the flight, yeah, a stewardess, back in the day in russia and on the flight they would pack, jam everything they could with blue jeans because once they got to moscow they would make hundreds and hundreds of dollars per pair of blue jeans. she was like, oh, no, they love their blue jeans. >> it's a symbol of freedom. i think it is interesting to think about or transition to what was rock after the triumph? this is setting up the 90s as optimistic or pessimistic. so, like, brief detour to our own home, a reminder that nirvana practiced right there. there's a clip on youtube on nirvana from the evergreen state college tele

remember the blockade of leningrad, beethoven sounded. to ban beethoven. they ban everything russian, all russian culture, but on the other hand. uh. and how are they then there gogol is not banned from them and is not going to, it seems, to ban it. although there, as they will be the last scenes of the same taras bulba yes, the russian tsar is coming from the east. well, they will probably leave evenings on a farm, near dikan, yes or the world says, and there is also a russian queen. yes how how it doesn't work out, probably, yes, and let's probably e prohibit the natives of odessa olesha kataev from other dacians. the great soviet director , ukrainian russian actor, to whom a monument was erected in kiev, a great work, that is, they purposefully cut themselves off, but they cut off not from the russian world from world culture, therefore we are fighting not only for peace in ukraine, we are fighting for purification, so that we the heroes were these guys who defend their homeland. they are these uh, corrupt journalists in the person of

cooperative restaurants and clothing stores opened last year in moscow the beethoven piped into japanese department stores and the rock music enjoyed a like in prague rangoon and tehran. so rock music american pop culture i do remember lots of things about blue jeans. and people in the soviet block not having access to blue jeans and blue jeans being a sign of freedom on the march and in fact a french social philosopher regime dobre says there was more power in blue jeans and rock and roll than the entire red army. i had a history teacher in the high school. who was a do it. but the people on the flight that of serve you yes, dude is and you know back in the day and going russia and her on the flight would pack. jam everything they could with blue jeans because once they got the mosca, they gotta play and just make hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of dollars per pair of blue jeans. no she was yeah. she was like, oh no they -- with their blue jeans. it's a symbol of freedom. so i think it's interesting to think about or transition to okay, but what was rock? after the triumph um, and so

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