when beethoven was born the united states that today honors the cultures of all nations in these halls of learning had not been founded. this fact gives a special significance to the manuscript of americans prize above all others in the library's collection. the declaration of independence and shrine and a wall where it seen by all who enter this sanctuary of freedom is the earliest statement of american purpose. these people know much of it by heart. we hold these truths to be self-evident. that all men are created equal that they are undowed by their creator with certain inalienable rights. that among them are life liberty and the pursuit of happiness. thomas jefferson who wrote those phrases 169 years ago and who edge his life to give the meaning? was one of the founders of the library of congress he knew that democracy must eventually be based on the foundation of an enlightened people. that is why placing facts within reach of the citizen becomes the business of a government. and that is why the first tuesday in every month is so important to our young friend and the farmers in th

a teenager is trying to play beethoven, who wants attention to commit some kind of madness, but i haveever been able to do it. i'm so scared so incorrigible reasonable in a minute. when exactly i wanted to was going to make a crazy trick. i myself noticed that i only wanted to play. the role of a madcap and nothing more from the memoirs of sofya kovalevskaya, sophia nevertheless decided to open her feelings to her loved one, and the loved one on the same day and at the same hour decided to explain himself to santa anyuta refused dostoevsky, she dreamed of devoting herself to literature, and not literature, but for sophia, the overheard conversation became. the first heart tragedy. they sat side by side on a small sofa. excitedly, he held anyuta's hand in his palm and, leaning towards her, spoke in that passionate impetuous whisper that i knew and loved so much. from the memoirs of sofia kovalevskaya the happiness of first love quickly gave way to disappointment. disappointment with the determination to become independent as soon as possible, beethoven's sonatas went to the shelf instea

it's like what i loved about that beethoven symphony.e thing repeated over and over again. it was a thing and then another thing, another. jazz is the music that's most in the world like conversation. jazz is a music that prizes individuality. you have a lot of great individuals you can interface with from lester young to billie holiday to chic corea, herbie hancock. you can just name musicians. you have great groups that you can love that play in different forms, and you have the whole afro-latin form of jazz that takes you everywhere from brazil to cuba to puerto rico. it integrates your citizenship and your understanding of the world, and most importantly, it gives you tremendous pride in being american because we didn't have to denigrate or cut anybody down or do anything negative to anybody to create this. it's a nonpredatory form. it's a symbiotic form, and you can be as rich as you want to be in jazz, and nobody else has to be poor. you're a teenager by my standards, so you're very, very young, but i suspect that you'll continue t

beethoven 2 101 dalmatians all seasons of the dog series, we need to create a petition so that nonere well, how i already said according to open data, yulia kazdan, who headed the dovzhenko center, is not only the head of the canine center , but also, as they found out literally in the evening of the journalist of the investigation.info agency yulia kashtan also practices hypnosis sessions, the journalists called her and tried to sign up for a hypnosis session and mrs. kashtan informed them in detail about how she uses hypnosis, that she treats with hypnosis, and it was during her working hours, and when the journalists called on the second day, they asked yulia everyone comment on her appointment at the dovzhenko center. she said she doesn't have time for that. maria glazunova, head of the public relations department of the dovzhenko center, joins the broadcast. my greetings to you good evening well, please tell me if yulia is here, she has already started her duties , she is already working as the head of the dovzhenko center, and today yulia kastan was not at her workplace, but f

sitting and reading the works of ancient philosophers trying to play beethoven is a teenager who wants attention. many times in my life i was going to do something crazy, but i never succeeded. i just terribly so incorrigibly judicious at the moments when i just wanted to make an insane trick. i myself noticed that i only wanted to play the role of a madcap and nothing more. from the memoirs of sofya kovalevskaya, sophia nevertheless decided to open her feelings to her beloved, and the loved one on the same day and at the same hour decided to explain herself with a salute. anyuta refused dostoevsky, she dreamed of devoting herself to literature, not literature, and for sophia, the overheard conversation was the first heart tragedy. they were sitting next to on a small sofa. dostoevsky was fucking excited, he held anyuta's hand in his palm and leaning towards her spoke in that passionate impetuous whisper that i knew and loved so much. from the memoirs of sofya kovalevskaya the happiness of first love was quickly replaced by disappointment. disappointment with the determination to becom

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

as if i recall your lead name was beethoven, isn't that right? >> i always wanted to be bee to - beethoven and the only place i could be was at the lanes. >> maybe because you make the music happen you're right about the growth. we have 325 bowling centers curr currently. there is 4,000 in the u.s. we have great vectors for growth think of this data point, 1994 home depots in the u.s don't you think we could have at least one bowling center per home depot that would be 6 x the number we have now this company will be growing for a really long time but just to get back to the norms for a quick second do you know our adjusted ebita was up 1200 basis points versus prepandemic? i mean, we're firing on all cylinders. >> what i think has to happen, i mean, i think a lot about this seeing is believing. see, i know your lanes i like to bowl if any analysts spends the time or a bunch of analyst and went to see what you do before and after and what it's like on a friday night or wednesday night, you know, i took my stepdaughter for her birthday with a bunch

. - beethoven must be wondering in his grave why they're using his song all the time.how many pickup spots in taipei? - more than 4 000 spots, i think. - okay. very nice truck. - so we need to wait for another truck for the recycling. - okay. - i'll dump the waste. hi. - okay. - this is my neighbour, mister chao. - very nice to meet you. - he lives upstairs in the same building. - it feels like community work. people get together. it's almost like a social event. - yes and we can have a short conversation. - yes! yes! people come together, you can meet your neighbours... - and this one is for food waste and kitchen waste. today, we don't have any. - we don't. - so the other one is for the rest. recycling. - okay. they're so disciplined. - it's very effective. - it's effective and efficient. - you only need to give it to them. - okay. here? - done. (kuanying chao) surprisingly, we have 2 international airports in taiwan. so if you want to move from the north to the south, you have multiple ways to do that. you can take an airplane. you can take express railway. you can

but he delivered an interpretation of beethoven that evening. that was more profound than maybe even he realised, was defeated having never experienced those conditions. oh, so we have to judge. we hooked of a moral line that tells us if something is right or wrong and causes if something is good or bad, we have to say would. what would i have done in that situation? what are my motives? what are the benefits to me? what are the, what is, what are the detriments? am i under mortal threat? am i going to lose my life? if i don't conduct this concert very, it was birthday. and if the answer is no, if you're not going to be thrown into concentration cup, because you don't conduct the mind conducting oh room, you fear shield sheesh. we had a man shooty instruments. i several highlands mandolin, missouri, one guitar. her record is a cello, a cello event. we will nestle children on amateurs. you can't imagine what it was like. it wasn't an orchestra track hand or kiss death on december. ah, don't ask me how she managed to make something out of it. that

speed of painting is like in the dark explain what that kind of music is there, i don't know bach or beethoven you very much, mrs. iryna. thank you . celebrate the day of dignity and freedom as in 2004 and 2013. people came to the maidan for our democracy and freedom. let's remember in our story that it's been 9 years since ukrainians celebrate the day of dignity and freedom. the memory of people who gave their lives to protect democratic values ​​and european choices of the country, the orange maidan became a response to the mass falsification of the 2004 presidential elections with the support of russia, the then government tried to push viktor yanukovych to the presidency in response to the maidan of independence in kyiv, an open-ended protest action began to go for the option of force. the authorities then did not dare and retreated. victor yushchenko was elected president, and the orange color of his supporters became a symbol of freedom. the events of the revolution of dignity took place in a much more dramatic manner nine years later. it began as a protest against yanukovych's attempt t

it's part of the german culture, jewish prisoners performing mozart and schumann and beethoven for their german god denazi's, the nazis succeeded in destroying many things. but music, you can't destroy that up. what law you can try that. it's impossible, hulu. mm mm. yes, bush, anita alaska. and her daughter, she couldn't us but as long as she asked them concert, that sounds like belling barrison come us out with yeah, we haven't our plot. we suddenly heard an announcement in english of english to cherish michigan. no, i can't remember exactly how it went, but it said we were supposed to stay where we were with when the british came, they had no idea what they would find. they thought they were liberating a prisoner camera, but this wasn't a prison. can't. it was a pit of corpses and elation. goober laughlin was mr. kyle, for a lot longer to time, is in the indian others as lava mentioned. he wants me to this boy mentions from cell from boy glen is missed because of him and had ross agatha vasa i, yvonne, get on a vassar dimensions in for north or to flew is not gonna come. a hardin from

first of all, we said a lot with the stage, we had a symphony, the seventh symphony in the program beethoven'ss one of the most optimistic symphonies and the spirit of victory is very strongly felt there, at the same time there is a very tragic second part in this symphony. it is often called the requiem, but the general spirit of this symphony is the lust for life and the spirit of victory, and i would like to say to ukrainians, uh, and i myself too, a ukrainian woman, that our country is the best in the world, we are the best in the world in many things, it happened just now. it is clear when many are behind us that we have a lot that we can teach other countries and it became clear that e-e country m-m of the future in the literal sense of this meaning. that is , we are a few steps ahead of the whole world in some respects, and now it is ukraine that is demonstrating er-er hmm no no no re-realistic spirit which is which is not something that cannot be broken on the contrary we also pass it on to other participants well uh, when we played, we really felt it, there are a lot of reviews where

not even list them, but this did not affect the attitude of the world to goethe, schiller , bach, beethovene so, even these cultural figures who supported the hitler regime and worked in germany in germany in the 30s the 40s remain in demand, their plays are staged, their books are published, haufmann, who sat in a bed alone with gegering, one of the respected playwrights of this world, jünger, who was closely acquainted with hitler shared by goebbels gives national socialism one of the most popular writers in europe published under all possible conditions chekhov did not sit in the same bed with putin tolstoy was not familiar with putin and the bears i believe that such ideas to remove evil from culture when there is not enough strength to defeat the regime is unproductive, the more i remind the whole ukrainians have been with the russians for all 100 years of their history on one side of the barricade of evil. so when you read about the crimes of the soviet army during the second world war on the territory of those countries because which she went through, remember that it was not the arm

this is bach, this is beethoven , these are emotions.s is schubert, this is russia is a great opera composer. you are, uh, showman. there are so many things i can name so many things. i don't know whom i love more shostakovich or about coffee. let's talk in the format of a blitz for the finale, bolshoi theater or philharmonic, where it happens more often now with the bolshoi theater why because it is possible that some such period of life has come when opera and ballet are closer to me than a symphony, although there was a completely different period, when i didn't go to the philharmonic. so, in my teenage years, the very level of the theater may have changed. or maybe maybe something has changed in me, uh, you need to think about this, like a native minsker who daily walks 15 km around the city with her dog george. name your favorite place in minsk now, at best, i will take a good walk with a dog once a weekend. uh, because i'm so busy with the magazine. what i already have of course, there is no time, but hmm, there are a lot of favori

when beethoven was born the united states that today honors the cultures of all nations in these halls of learning had not been founded. this fact gives a special significance to the manuscript of americans prize above all others in the library's collection. the declaration of independence and shrine and a wall where it seen by all who enter this sanctuary of freedom is the earliest statement of american purpose. these people know much of it by heart. we hold these truths to be self-evident. that all men are created equal that they are undowed by their creator with certain inalienable rights. that among them are life liberty and the pursuit of happiness. thomas jefferson who wrote those phrases 169 years ago and who pledged his life to give the meaning? was one of the founders of the library of congress he knew that democracy must eventually be based on the foundation of an enlightened people. that is why placing facts within reach of the citizen becomes the business of a government. and that is why the first tuesday in every month is so important to our young friend and the farmers in

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especially with the use of beethoven's fifth symphony which happened to coincide with the mortar codel for the letter v. dot, dot, dash as you can hear here. ♪ ♪ ♪ this irritated the nazi to know and. they tried to turn that campaign around but by that time the v. for victory was an allied tool, not an access, one so zephyr did no good. but some of you may know however, that the reverse to the v. for victory gesture with the palm of your hand facing in as here is a quite different meeting in some parts of the world, including britain. in a recent -- has to inform his churchill character of this meeting and the route gusher, but it's hard to believe that churchill didn't know this. he had served in the army after all. if you indulgent, i'd like to show you a very brief clip from a documentary about the bbc during world war ii where this took place and churchill visited the eighth army and north africa to show you that churchill knew exactly what he was doing, and so did the soldiers. >> i have seen it, ran on half a sheet of notepaper. it can be done, and it will be done. >> in august

then i'd show beethoven's its which means monster. ♪ is about fighting against the tyrants. ♪ since thend the colors of ukraine's flag. >> it was our way of saying we are watching. we know, we care, we are supporting you progress ukraine's ambassador thanked the american people. >> and this time of tierney dictatorship and total fossil propaganda everyone in our global orchestra should feel like an essential instrument making an important and influential sound. god bless america,. [applause] >> each night the orchestra ends up playing ukraine's national anthem. ♪ >> there is something very cathartic about playing it. there is never a dry tear in the audience. we are crying as we play it in our hearts. ♪ we are proud of our country. proud of our real soldiers, the brave men who fight. [applause] >> really touching all the time. i see the whole audience with ukrainian flags. this is an emotional moment. it is about a bright future. four ukrainian people. we feel that we are not alone. [cheering and applause] >> last month carrie lynn wilson made her debut at the metropolitan opera house i

beethoven's fifth symphony was performed in the second part of the evening.ticipants the citizens of the older generation will have the opportunity to study alone and in groups, the course is designed for people with different levels of training. this project continued its development on the internet platform, and we made such a site where you can donate your knowledge. and go to the link and study the video tutorials that are laid out there. and, of course, to see in which centers of moscow and when the schedule is conducted, pensioners will be able to earn points and exchange them for certificates and prizes. the final exam will be held in the summer. so later all the news is available on the media platform, we look in the application or on the site smotrim.ru see you. i choose new tires for my baby avito a large selection of new tires bacteria and viruses can be found everywhere in every apartment. at every school. now they have nowhere to hide to the place knocks down microbes up to four times faster than conventional means to the place invincible cleanin

pleases the townspeople with the music of mozart and beethoven with a light show.ramova is a ninth grade student of the saransk school number 17 vera loves russian she is engaged in classical poetry, pop jazz vocals, has a special love for choreography and sees space for dancing anywhere in the city. her credo is always and everywhere the brightest. a memory from childhood is when i first stepped on stage. it was some kind of international competition. i was terribly burr, embarrassed, but still took third place, the theory of drama and solfeggio are familiar to vera from the cradle, her mother is a soloist of the republican philharmonic society and her father is a musical theater director, but vera herself with a choice the future profession has not yet been decided today theater and film actor mikhail evlanov and schoolgirls from saransk met at the national research mordovian state university named after nikolai platonovich ogaryov to learn everything about the culture of the finno-mountain peoples and get acquainted with the sciences of light of ogaryov moscow s

this is bach, this is beethoven , these are emotions.eaten, no, this is a great opera composer, check it out. hey showman. there are so many things i can name so many things. i don't know who i love more shostakovich or pro coffee shop let's talk in the format of a blitz for the finale, bolshoi theater or philharmonic, where it happens more often now with the bolshoi theater why because it is possible that some such period of life has come when opera and ballet are closer to me than a symphony, although there was a completely different period, when i did not climb out of the philharmonic. so, as a teenager, maybe the very level of the theater has changed. or maybe something has changed in me, uh, we need to think about this, like the native minchenko, who daily walks with her dog george around the city for 15 km. name your favorite place in minsk now, at best, i will take a good walk with a dog once a weekend. uh, because i'm so busy with the magazine. what i already have of course, there is no time, but hmm, my favorite places in minsk

classical music sports likes to do puzzles to collect alive, that is, they listen to music with beethoven'stimes hang up. they will greatly replay their ears in their sports. i say, they turned on the carousa and listen to arina asks her grandmother more often, but she asks for it. no, she herself was talking to arisha and arisha on the video. she hides it after 20, when we came to the hospital for 20 days, stayed. you talked after that shirt. yes she got bored. she wanted to visit her grandmother. yes, it was, please, a child from a grandmother, a native six with tears in his eyes, runs the smell, but it's normal. when grandma says come on, arisha dress up home. dad is coming for you now. she says, no, i won't go. copper. if you had given more to arin, nothing would have happened. how many times have i told you, give more and nothing from your conversation. let's if she did not show. aggression, then everything will be fine. everything is fine. and then you take a man drove up to the house where this okay irina and your sister told you that victor may not be the father, marina told. i also

outgoing, friendly appearance, even crooning elvis presley, love me tender, and saying, his love for beethovenut really, behind it all was the quest for power, to hold onto power and to ensure that the communist party remained in control. tie ensure that the communist party remained in control.— ensure that the communist party remained in control. he oversaw the handover of — remained in control. he oversaw the handover of hong _ remained in control. he oversaw the handover of hong kong, _ remained in control. he oversaw the handover of hong kong, he - remained in control. he oversaw the handover of hong kong, he clamped down on felling gong as well, and i suppose, that was behind my question when i say about how ruthless, people disappearing, was he a leader of that ilk? when he handed over power, that was a peaceful transition, wasn't it? tt power, that was a peaceful transition, wasn't it? it was in hon: transition, wasn't it? it was in hong kong. — transition, wasn't it? it was in hong kong, certainly, - transition, wasn't it? it was in | hong kong, certainly, although looking back, you ca