, because i don't even say wagner, i say beethoven or bach - these are great composers, geniuses, butt 's just a tradition - it's to abandon jewish music, it's not related to german er culture well, it turned out so easily jews in german there actually, there is another such quite obvious thing, er, it's the name this name of pyotr tchaikovsky was given to the kyiv conservatory in 1940 and it was done as if well, not as if it was deliberately done before the centenary of tchaikovsky well, actually speaking it was the kyiv conservatory that was shown such an honor i think not without certain e-e intervention from the side comrade stalin, who generally used this great classical russian culture as one of his political tools during virtually all the years of his stay in power . controversial in my opinion, it definitely needs to be changed, it is necessary to look for the kyiv academy of music, but still look for some outstanding, absolutely, great musical name in ukrainian musical culture, here is tchaikovsky , tchaikovsky, this will not make him any less in return it is more important f

they won't be able to. scripts are still there quietly better than beethoven , i beg you, right?o this, wait. now i i'll explain everything to you. yes, over there on the table. and what's next? show that i know what's up. oh, as a concert i don’t like classical music on my foot, in general, what kind of buffet is in ufa? you know how people there are all staring at you, disabled people looking at you, beautiful girls. if you wanted, what do you think at all, and what are you a gift for march 8? it's just a walk. a brazen narcissistic thief came out, do you hear? wait. we're leaving. professional cabbage last minutes fuh first so what, he could put it anywhere. we weren't here, so we will be. the fact is that then the street from the side of the school was cordoned off, you understand? i know who took out the violin. are you kidding me, a child is some kind of child, this little bastard is the same as his grandfather. uncle lyonya 17 that 17, 17 yes, yes pale. in the restaurant so, it was really a scarab , he put the violin in the box at number 17 and calmly left. but no, well, w

and the source of inspiration for bruno bullying work, a beethoven expert, she has performed many works with the d. s. o and nagondo at the helm. and she's been married to the conductor for more than 30 years. when mary and i 1st met we, there were, there was no question of any romance of an air. there was no spark of falling and love or something like that. we met as professionals on the concert stage and we gave man a many conscious together. and i always enjoyed it because with mary and me we were so close musically that her for a little discussion was needed when, when i would hear her play, it felt, am i so close to my own feeling or my own aesthetic phantom it was for a natural, very organic, he was only after many, many years that we actually came together as a, as, as a couple and, but still whenever we're appear on the stage together, i still count myself is very fortunate because the musical connection is a very, very natural one. so yeah, sometimes i can get in trouble if i don't conduct correctly. i'll read it here in a very strong way that i should be better. we do haven't

the opening notes of beethoven's 5th symphony symphony, which happened to coincide with the morse coast signal for the letter v dot dot dash as you can hear here. this irritated the nazis no end joseph gerbils tried to turn the campaign around but by that time the v for victory was an allied tool not an access one. so his effort did no good some of you may know however that the reverse for the fee for victory judge and gesture with the palm of your hand facing in as here has a quite different meaning in some parts of the world including in britain. i recent film about churchill starring gary oldham. one of the secretaries has to inform his churchill character about this being a rude gesture, but it's hard to believe that churchill didn't know this he had served in the army after all if you indulge me i'd like to show you a very brief clip from a documentary about the bbc during world war two. well this took place when churchill visited the eighth army in north africa to show you that churchill knew exactly what he was doing and so so did the soldiers i have seen it written on half a she

a beethoven expert, she has performed many works with a dsl and nagondo at the helm. and she's been married to the conductor for more than 30 years. when maria and i 1st met we, there were, there was no question of any romance of any. there is no spark of falling in love or something like that. we met as professionals on the concert stage, and we gave many, many conscious together and i always enjoyed it because with my and me we were so close musically. that hair for a little discussion was needed and when i would hear her play, it felt so close to my own feeling or my own aesthetic that it was very natural, very organic. he was only after many, many years that we actually came together as a, as, as a couple and, but still whenever we're appear on the stage together, i still kept myself is very fortunate because the musical connection is a very, very natural one. so yeah, sometimes i can get in trouble if i don't conduct correctly. al ridi here in a very strong way. that should be better. we do haven't quite an open dialogue as professional musicians. and that someho

beethoven bars. fuck kirkorov , there aren't any of your own, fuck it, my dear. well, that's not right. well, why are you lying? what for? you're not telling the truth, just today i walked to introduce you to interesting people somehow to communicate, somehow. i don't know how to spend the evening culturally, but the truth is lyudka well, of course, he's right. well, the same, well, what is it? two tickets sobering-up station ads a kilo has ripened sweet georgian tomato come buy, dear, hello, you are looking for a wonderful tomato, you will eat it, and i will lick your fingers. where did you go? run two weeks. kilogram hello brother hello junior lieutenant are you here again? how many times have i driven you out of here. you're here again, i beat you. i shot at you . i drowned you in the river like that. and you would at least get rid of something, how can you? because i am a mountain feature film highlander look at the bazaars of the country my god, what is it? what does it mean lying around here, nothing is lying around a thousand excavations, and not a dump ly

petersburg for 21 years in a row, and during the siege of leningrad, brahms' symphonies, beethoven's , bach's music yes, and so on, the winner of the competition was a composer from great britain and says there is no greater happiness when it is written, as if the music comes to life and musical signs turn into sounds, and it doesn’t matter that for the first time his new composition sounded not at home, and in russia, after all, chopin said no about music, fatherland is a great honor for me to win in the nomination of the composer of the international competition rachmaninoff music universal language, it should unite people. i think that this is exactly what i do with my music. here they know that music has no nationality and affiliation with political parties in the academy students from thirty countries entered and applications from foreigners to study at the international summer school are already coming - this is a six-day course with lectures by the best teachers, despite these certain difficulties today, we are seeing that many of our partners. abroad, especially even in europ

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five nights a week, across taipei, the music of beethoven's classic für elise signals the start of awide routine. the source of this domestic musical interlude? garbage trucks. yeah, you heard me. taiwan was once known as garbage island back in the '90s; now it's the international posterchild for recycling. but in order to make all this work, you have to make waste collection convenient for the people. and here, convenience means more than 4,000 pickup locations with mobile apps that alert users to nearby pickup spots. and while recycling is good, upcycling is even better. haven't heard that term before? well, the gist of it is rooted in the age-old concept of turning something old into something new. and this man right here is taking it to a whole new level... arthur huang holds a master's degree in architecture from harvard, where he specialized in sustainable development and renewable energy. in 2005, he co-founded miniwhiz, a company that develops and sells materials that are 100% recycled from waste. the exterior is made from pet bottles; the fenestration is made from recycled p

joined the ministries of culture of ukraine and poland in the repertoire "ukrainian freedom" by the beethovenestra, but the seventh sylvester symphony is very special and symbolic. accompanied by wind instruments, together they give the effect of such inhalation and exhalation, this is a symbol of life, this is a symbol of the indomitability of ukraine, that is why we dedicate all our concerts to those who have been demonstrating their strength and courage to ukrainian defenders for the fifth month opera theater and lived in northern saltivka just 40 km from russia, now her home is the warsaw theater, ukrainians, come on, this is how we live here, in principle, everything is for life, the war took away iryna's home on march 30, a projectile hit their high-rise this year , we were on the 14th floor, our building completely burned down and for two days it was not extinguished because of shelling , because it was not even possible to come except for the room, they gave her a violin because she left hers in the kharkiv theater and because of constant shelling i couldn’t pick it up right away, now

. >> i could pick the name beethoven, why would i say jimmy ?s, i'm beethoven. >> and twitter with a gain this morning and we are waiting for the complete from twitter. it will be great reading, let's hope they did a great job at walk tell writing this up. >> >> you did reference at the closing bell because of the conversation. if, if, if musk loses in court and if they get specific performance and if the judge says i won't do it, what will happen? there was a case in 2012 in delaware where the judge says that you are in contempt. >> it works for me. by the way, american express is down. >> there was context with the conversation that we have had. >> and i think david is more aggressive than elon musk. >> and people don't listen and don't understand. i got it for one day and kind of ignored it. >> immediately i got how to use a zucchini from my viewers. no, but can i go back to the market for a second? >> oh, my god, would you, please . >> and notes you referenced apple and bank of america on returns versus the negative pieces on apple. the mark

about it now, they said, but already during the second world war, they didn't want to listen to beethoven didn't want to, they didn't want to, and they didn't want to read goethe from zgine either with a chiller, even taking into account i was interested in the jewish origin of the genes, not the origin , but the language. i always tell the story, as i was told by my israeli friends, who are originally from e.e., but were born there before the second world war, and the jews of riga before the second world war had german as their native language. happened after the war, you speak with your mother, you don't go, you don't speak latin or russian, you speak german , this is the language in which lullabies were sung to you well , this person told me that almost the entire class in which she studied was the classics of hebrew children who remained in the case after they all moved to israel, there were 30 students, 30 people, for the first time after the war years and their children speak hebrew, they did not keep those languages ​​although they knew not only german, russian, they simply moved t

row, and during the blockade of leningrad, the philharmonic symphony of brahms and the symphony of beethovenperformed music by bach yes, and so on, the winner of the competition, the composer, from the uk, says there is no greater happiness when it is written, as if music comes to life and musical signs turn into sounds, and it does not matter that for the first time his new composition was performed not at home, but in russia, after all chopin said. about music there is no fatherland kenningsing music is a universal language, it should unite people. i think that's what i do with my music here, they know that music has no nationality and no identity. sti, ken, parties at the academy birthday students with thirty countries and applications are already coming from foreigners to study at the international summer school - this is a six-day course with lectures by the best teachers. they didn't look at anything appreciated. e the school that fails. here they want to part with their teachers, so thank god we don't have only students . after she went to the dpr and gave several concerts to play in

modern alphabets, the class is correct liza lizaveta for 200 this piece is listed in the catalog of beethoven's as bogatyr no. 25 in a minor for piano solo. conflict quite right bogatyr is a small simple play venice's main airport is named after this traveler marco polo walls for 300 on fabulous fees this writer erected a castle near paris for work, intended a separate building of the wall, which are covered with the names of his works. i think this is alexandre dumas quite right, alexandre dumas father of the castle was called monte crista, and the study was the castle. in 1639, a monster was thrown onto the coast of iceland, which, according to the description of eyewitnesses, had seven tails, with some kind of buttons, it is now believed that these limbs were taken for tails. tentacles that's right, a giant squid, and buttons are sucker tails 400 auction most the beginning of the game 200 you have 400 yulia 3 sergei has a question worth 400 no one can outbid anyone can antonymize the tip. the wolf's tail, possessed magical powers, supposedly, the wolves, seeing the hunters, did just that. th

if you have spotify or apple music you can pull up bogner's great work and you can listen to the beethoven. you can confront the wisdom of the past very easily and more successfully than ever before and that was part of the pitch that people were making with these technologies. why did they end up being used in what's interestingbo about ts new book "the dumbest generation" is you are charting this trajectory of technology and the first generation that it shapes. >> you're exactly right. you have the knowledge of the universe at your fingertips now. you can go into the museums. i can i bring material into my classes like i'm teaching a new generation. i have kerouac on the steve allen show in 1969 while steve allen is there the piano doing a little jazz. kerouac is reading from one of his looks. it's very important for literature because it's very important. it's all there and we heard the hype in the 1990s. there was something called the a digital divide that people were quite worried about it because we have this miraculous instrument of learning on line. the connect to the wood at you i

or maybe i 'll write a book, you'll write it, yes, you can be such rubbish that beethoven is sittingething. the wife comes and says, fierce after all. you should have washed the floors. that's what floors i'm great composer sitting, you come to me with your little change. this one distracts me. she says how are you even there with me. here you are talking rudely. i'm your muse, i'm yours inspiration. he says you are my inspiration good good correct answer in 1820. accepted cooper to write his first novel caused an argument with his wife. cooper was a landowner until the age of 30. the reason to write his first book came to him during a conversation with his wife. james considered aloud to her some kind of novel. well, not his own, but someone else’s, but when he finished, he i could have written better, of course i answered my husband. you are a landowner, a planter, but not a writer. i 'm sure you won't succeed. and not write. you never desire to prove to your wife your worth as a writer. he invited her to soar and soon wrote and published a novel called precautions. critics. it was

you can listen to beethoven. you can confront the wisdom of very easily. it's very accessible more accessible thann ever before it was part of the pitch that people were making with these terminologies. why did they end up being used and what is very interesting about this new book the dumbest generation grows up you are charting the trajectory of this technology in the generation that it shaped. so why have the tools been used differently? >> you are t t exactly right. you have the knowledge of the universe at your fingertips. you can go into the museum i' would bring material into my classes as i'm teaching be generation. i have jack on the steve allen show in 1959 while steve allen is there at the piano doing a little jazz. carol is reading from one of his books sitting at the piano. it's very powerful and a poignant moment of what happens there it's very important for b literature because it's a performance of it that was very important in that time. it is all there absolutely and we heard the hype in the 1990s there was something called the digital di

, the detachment, and during the siege of leningrad, the symphonies of brahms, the symphonies of beethoven on were performed in the philharmonic. competition composer from the uk young fun says there is no greater happiness when the music you wrote comes to life and musical signs turn into sounds and it does not matter that for the first time his new composition was performed not at home, but in russia chopin said about music there is no fatherland. it is a great honor for me to win composer nomination at the international rachmaninoff competition music is a universal language. the people i think that's what i do with my music here know what music is. nationalities and affiliations to political parties at the mnesin academy are students from thirty countries and applications from foreigners are already coming in to study at the international summer school - this is a six-day course with lectures by the best teachers, despite these current difficulties, we are seeing that many of our partners. e abroad, especially even in europe and even some of the students who continue to study with us ar

organizers did their best to make the most touching and heartfelt opening ceremony to the music of bach beethovenviews and diaries. andrei tarkovsky was read, famous russian actors yevgeny tkachuk and sergey shakurov and everyone will remember the light city of childhood. it's all over the river somewhere fathers. we have inherited love for the land. forever, the dear director often remembered yuryevich, he was impressed by the local landscapes and sergey shakurova, who first visited the town on the volga, sat in one place for 2 hours and simply contemplated from the high side bank. to spaces. it's impossible. she is from this come off the chirping of birds. uh, they're talking to each other. these are difficult. ah, prospects. what kind the silence of the crickets? it's possible to go crazy this atmosphere andrei tarkovsky tried to convey to the film a mirror in the most autobiographical of all directors' anniversary . we tried to create a museum of everyday life, and a museum of the spirit. now i will when in italy in america in japan i will ask you if you have a museum in the house. federico f

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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

the beethoven piped into japanese department stores, and rock music joined the like in prague, rangoon, and tehran. rock music, american pop culture. i do remember lots of things about blue jeans, people in the soviet bloc not having access to diligence, 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, a stewardess, back in the day in russia and on the flight they would 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, yes, they love their blue jeans. >> it is 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. brief detour to our own home, a reminder that nirvana practiced right there. there is a clip on youtube on nirvana from the evergreen state college television studio playing right

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

i'm not talking talent, of course, beethoven's talents are there, but when you're at our level, you meetdio or at a concert and you even feel some kind of state that you want to touch very grandly, not like that, children are far away and the day, on the contrary, is not a prank, but the educational program of the young talent should understand the features of adult labor from childhood. igor yakovlevich believes that any talent must be forced to work hard, otherwise nothing will happen you like it when you and your grandfather are called. yes, i do not complex. i do not complex, firstly, every age has its own buzz. secondly, uh, your emotions. every age has it too. well, it 's okay, because i'm 18 years old. it's a shame when you realize that time is running very fast. we ourselves are periodically dear to him we would rather make this program. would rather go there acceleration. summer passed rather than winter. let it be warm . yes and we are in a hurry, we are in a hurry, and life is rushing at full speed to look back, we did not have time to quickly what matters is how you feel. wha

beethoven with a string to develop kirkorov on thin.t 20 years on the screens by mistake. first recorded in a tv program, as a publicistic town, it really became a reflection of the time and the country, and certainly its inhabitants helped to survive the nineties. where the genre appeared from what was good for us, while most of our compatriots were not very good or, to put it mildly, bad from this understanding. here is ours. excuse me, in addition to laughter, it was expressed in some lyrical such confessional pieces in the finale. in general, i am out of trouble from all that did not work out of my uselessness, of my resentment, because of feelings of injustice to how your life is going. it was from this that this program was formed. and now i would like to congratulate, i will say. can i say myself? for 30 years about 30 long years i played the demon actor of the second half of my life in the betas of the camp stoyanov came after the end of gitis vladimir ilyich came watchmaker and after serving 17 years, played the only major role

i listen to beethoven leaving the maid. so upset, just anna maria don't leave me.lo? sovereign's order what do you propose, specifically do you propose to persuade the sovereign to abdicate? if we don't, we will. it alexander ivanovich will make a soviet of deputies completely agree with you, but the councils did not let me in, they demand that with me, that is why we must act quietly and quickly without asking anyone, we must give russia then, legally, there will be no revolution, i agree and support. i also support. decided your majesty has arrived the commander of the northern front. general's russian steam is yours 21. who is the chief of staff? where are they canteens? i offered them tea. your majesty all front commanders for your abdication and general alekseev general alekseev is a common opinion the situation, your majesty, is extremely difficult; it does not allow any other solutions. the loss of every minute can be fatal for the existence of russia. i warmly subscribe to what has been said. this is a sacrifice. needed for the good of russia for the ultima

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you see, it seems to me, well, well, beethoven hears you from these words.me, because this sausage with them is only one difficulty. how to choose the right one delicious healthy to and in which the most important thing is to eat meat? well, it's more expensive for you, i guess. sausages will save breakfast, dinner and even a picnic, but only those in which there is more meat and if we study the packaging, we never look at the color so that there is more redness and the color of the meat. eh, the color of sausages does not depend on the amount of meat at all, it depends on how many substances that fix the color were added, adding to the original we get a beautiful pink color. but this does not mean that there is more meat. so look at the inscriptions, it's still worth it so sausages are meat. and meat-containing meat - this is when the meat raw materials of meat ingredients are sausages in more than 60%. and i have those containing between five and sixty of these, as a rule, they give out and the price is 15-20 percent cheaper. boring buyers can figure it ou