yes, just like beethoven quite right, yes and what kind of parade did he arrange? ale, he was joking, it's almost jazz. it's just. it's absolutely such melodies in such a rhythm recorded. and that you can just go crazy. beethoven late. this is already e, he absorbed both schubert and all the viennese. eh, romantics and so on, because people lived all at the construction site and here are the changing trends and the changing planetary system in space. how are you you say yes to the construction of planets. it gives them a signal directly into their inner being. i'm in their higher self and they sit down and record absolutely out of time and space - it generally died at 26 years old. yes, how much it is as much as you can’t write in 120 years. yes? it's simple, it's amazing and in general, i think that and we are now when now is coming a mandatory condition for setting up with this outer space and no one from outer space is interested in whether you succeeded or not? yes, and this is just a question for myself, therefore, well, i i think that it is necessary to talk

well, you like who beethoven is, who else is beethoven perfectly fine, of course? by architectural khrystalev with difficulty, i always knew that he was an upstart and mediocrity, and it turns out that he also wants to win a tender in a project that will completely destroy the historical district . here beethoven flow had to sit still. i am a father in my place. we have already discussed this a hundred times. bird, what's wrong with you? well, come on, come on, here's the sport let's start again, let's go. well, everything, everything is fine, we keep our backs. you're late timur let this be the first and last time. this is a metal matrix composite laboratory sample. the lightest absolutely champions now the weapon works beyond the limits of the possible, therefore, such new materials with unprecedented properties. well, specifically, this sample disappeared from neither promising technologies 10 days ago, we would have already 10 days. the composite was taken out by an employee of the institute, not like a senior, and forwarded to his brother by this handsome man.

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he was grandpa beethoven. you must be really famous.oth playing versions of beethoven, the beloved dog in the film series. we've been doing this, you know. since he was four months old. when we're in that ring, we just click. and so leaving that ring will feel weird. why does it hit so hard? we just have a bond i've never had with another dog before. it's always been him. i've always called him my ride or die her ride or die ready for his close up. but first what tricks? can he show me before facing a judge? yes. great job. for sabrina sweeney, a shot at westminster had always seemed like a pipe dream. you don't come from a dog showing background. i do not. how did you get into this from oliver? the lady who helped me find him once we once we got him, she encouraged me to start showing him oliver sabrina's regal four year old newfoundland is competing at westminster for the very first time. traveling by car more than 13 hours from good hope, georgia to get to the big apple. this £170 pup is already a star in his own right, having been f

so i heard a lot of bach and beethoven and chopin and like that, you know.were surrounded by taltalen. when you were 8 years old you met a little girl named aretha franklin. >> absolutely. >> when did you know she was special? >> i knew she was special the day that i met her. reverend c. franklin was one of the top preachers in the united states at that time, you know. so they -- they had money. and that house -- we lived in the hood, which was one street over. it was amazing situation, but anyway, we go there. and when we go inside, we're looking all around. and i hear music coming from a room. and i hear the piano being played. and i hear this young voice singing "amazing grace." and really singing and playing so, i peek in and it's aretha at 6. she could play the piano like that and sing like that basically, so that's when i met her, and that's how i met her. >> you also met diana ross who lived in your naked which think you were 12. >> four doors down the street she lived. >> when did you know she had a special gift? >> before we even became the miracles

imagine sitting 2 years living like that, with that intensity getting into the roots of food that beethoven most of height and, and for me and mended some of these matters so that that's more than being experienced, that being music at this point the . ready the do they good house and i were looking for inspiration. we wonder to find a sound that would strike a balance among the 3 instruments that allows in that style. chamber music should sound fee in that, and that was the both andrea, that's the most up to you was that you voted on. it was the 1st piano trio that became well known worldwide to vacate why is go to the of course there were other trios um, but the shows are managed to really grab the public's attention. comfortable on this, let's use the find sign and tired of. i was just a small part of it, 6 and a half years out of a total of $53.00 to and for that entire time. those are was many, nothing stream especially because of that. and at that time the chamber music societies in the u. s. were saying that you couldn't play chamber music was just a trio come on was they said this i

so it is written in beethoven and transpose.move everything the same by two, tones up, that is, by a major third, i will not name the tonality. you yourself will count and hear it. can we play it in a new key. let's try , let's go. exactly, it is. now it's beethoven's fifth symphony in e minor let's move on friends. now you will hear one piece very familiar to you, but with only one slight subtlety, everyone will play the same music except for one instrument, which at some point will play another piece. it's just that one music will be sewn into another in a rather cunning way. here. can you identify which instrument is playing the other piece? and what is this other music that is sewn into the first try? let's try. and you can also try. yes? uh, well, the purity of the experiment for purity. here we go? well, what kind of work? i think it makes no sense to even ask you, everyone knows him pyotr tchaikovsky dance of the little swans from the ballet swan lake. well, of course, i heard that the violin played the campanella. pagani

patriotic war, but i found support and strength and desire to move forward already thanks to the same beethovenr something, his ideas of thought and well, as will in 19 he entered the leningrad conservatory at the faculty of symphony conducting. this was the first phenomenon. his biographies are usually already mature musicians in this profession, but at 20 another miracle happened. gergiev won the all-union competition for conductors. 23 already at the invitation of timerkanov. he makes his debut on the marinka stage. i would like these pebbles to play every time, as if the address of the last note, so that it would be impossible for us to count them evenly. yes, go ahead. yes, while they rolled, as if it were work 20 hours a day, gergiev took on complex works, restored forgotten performances and musicians. they believed in him at 35, he was elected the chief conductor of the theaters for the first time in the entire history of the marinka, voted by the general meeting of the corpse. it's not that it's written. that's how i would suggest it, but it's professional. i'm a select few, because som

tails up the stairs , pale dmitri shostakovich made his way through the crowd in the first part of beethovenzhinsky at the end shostakovich after his the audience gave a standing ovation to the symphony and called out the author. he came out excited deathly pale, but we lost. as it was called the best people of russia gene pool. who then filled all these halls, well, it is clear that many of the former remained in moscow, but you remember the housing problem, and we laughed a lot about it. ah, moscow communal apartments. ah, they lived in a dump. here, before the revolution, everyone lived in their apartments, and here the communal apartments are all some kind of game, by god, moscow in the twenties. garden and lived in a felling, because there, by 70 percent , the composition of the inhabitants has changed and increased significantly in the city . do you think why did lenin utter these seemingly banal words? yes, because we needed specialists in everything in order to build defenses, to electrify, to compose operas, to create a new theater, and these people, yesterday's workers, yesterday's

patient with the same symptoms turned out to be in a hospital in italy with the same symptoms as beethoven had large doses of a toxic element. she received from an old frying pan, with a worn coating, according to historians, plumbing made of lead could undermine the health of the inhabitants of ancient rome and then the inhabitants moscow kremlin in the 17th century. and yet toxic metal was often used by counterfeiters because of its cheapness, which is why money was tried by the tooth. silver, for example, is much harder than lead. imagine me an experience that changed money. how many times will he bite off these coins, that is, each counterfeit coin. actually added to him, but some negative effect. even now, in real crystal, from 10 to 30% of lead oxide , it is he who, in court, gives a special shine and that very characteristic ringing. hear what sound in the evening at the famous factory in gus khrustalny, sand, potash, minium lead and other materials are poured into the furnace, they melt at a temperature of 1450 degrees, and in the morning the masters begin to create magic with the

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and not in comparison with other film composers, but in comparison with beethoven. and gentlemen.fortunes that happened to us, all the difficulties, forever remained in the past, and in the future there were fewer of them, and in the past they remain like the misfortune of a black cat. twist of times and peoples yuri saulsky mikhail tanovich. around the corner. only the song is not at all about being lucky if a black cat crosses the road, but for now it's the other way around. only black by the way, you know, i'm proud that i sang this song with tamara minsarova, i went to her house myself, because konstantin lvovich asked us to sing together in the light, and she already categorically did not want to go on stage. it wasn't long before he left, but we were. still alive, by the way, yuri sergeevich yuri sergeevich for piano, anality is not mine. but i say georgievna, i will sing, as it were. it’s convenient, if only it were, and i’m very proud that i have a duet with mensarov, and a duetman and a heavenly one too, and eduard anatolyevich khil criticized me, valery says i didn’t lik

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poor people, my mother went to bed knocked on my wall and told beethoven to play music well. went to bed. yes, but she withstood, uh , she withstood, then you know, when all the circumstances already said that i definitely becoming a musician i was already starting to have success, competitions, performances, concerts , work paid for music had already begun, and in this case, my mother said the dishes, do not touch. i 'll wash myself. do you have a nail? yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, my father also supported me in every possible way and said, this is it, if this plays well, then this, of course, is already a different level, that is, he supported, so to speak. excitement and motivation will run on my generation diplopa yes, yes, yes, yes, dear friends, you thought of us, our mothers also believed that of us nothing good will come of it because we played these guitars and listened to these records. it's just that we have such children here . well, yes-yes-yes, quite right, the wife is also just as resistant to her now. uh, well, actually, since we've been huge together. here such a

you may think of mozart or beethoven but have you have heard of florence price, for instance?white men. gender equality is slow in the world of classical music, according to new research. in fact, of the composers' works performed by more than 100 orchestras across 31 countries fewer than than 12% were written by women. live now to gabriella di laccio — a multi—award—winning soprano and the driving force behind the donne foundation. a charity pushing for equality in music for women. why do you think there is this persistent inequality when it comes to classical music?— classical music? that is the million dollar _ classical music? that is the million dollar question, - classical music? that is the | million dollar question, isn't it? we all want to have the answer. isuppose it? we all want to have the answer. i suppose we have several reasons for this and one is we kind of grow up learning that men wear the genius of classical music or music or a genius in many other fields, as well, and i think we just let history role and now we are in the 21st—century and the reality is tha

fingers down and count the fingers and he was a musician and i played the guitar and we were convinced beethoven was all wrong. but that instead of shirts and flats, we applied engineering technique to it. so we were concerned about the frequency relationship for one note to its neighbor and it took us three weeks to do what any mit in here could do in about 5 seconds, find a 12th root of two. but anyway, that was a great accomplishment. there was a high point and i would not have made a good p.o.w. carson club high and low point. everything would have been a great p.o.w. we would have appreciated your humor while you were there. and here what was a big part of what we did, you know, i mean, they would be surprised that we pass around jokes of all kinds. we have jokes on top of jokes and and we would try to trick the guards in one way or another. so it was really it if i remember back to some really fun times and sometimes my my stomach was was hurt because i was laughing so hard at something that was happening there. so there were some high points to it. i think one of the high points was the s

of the beginning of the 20th century, but now it’s literally such an erenaissance and mozart and beethovensspecially popular and ballets that are called by names there, for example, rachmaninov or is there tchaikovsky himself , the ballet is called that? yes, there are some trends. well, now we are somehow now, probably, capturing this trend of our own. and tell me, please, the schedule is busy, very tight, but nonetheless . eh, if we are talking about tours, then today these are tours only in belarus and russia, or there are some friendly countries where they are waiting for us and where we perform, no, of course. we are over the past year. in general, we visited both oman and thailand and e recent. the wonderful and brilliant spartacus directed by valentin nikolayevich elizario was presented on stage. uh, the tashkent opera and ballet theater, that is, in uzbekistan , uh further. already discussed and there are plans. uh, the so-called eastern vector and, of course, we are building it. this , of course, is the people's republic of china, where belarusian ballet is very well known, and, in

the desire to move forward is already thanks to the same beethoven in captivity, or something, of hise will at 19 he entered leningrad conservatory at the faculty of symphony conducting. this was the first phenomenon. his biographies are usually already mature musicians in this profession, but at 20 another miracle happened. gergiev won the all-union competition for conductors. 23 already at the invitation of timerkanov. he makes his debut on the stage of marinka. i would like these little stones to play every time, as if the address of the last knife. and what do i have there so that it would be impossible to count them exactly, right? forward, as if working 20 hours a day, climbed over complex works, restored forgotten performances and musicians believed in him . at 35, he was elected the chief conductor of the theaters for the first time in the history of the marinka, voted by the general meeting of the corpse. for the elite , because something should make the orchestra feel like there is a check in front of you, which you can go for , or even better, follow him in a whisper. his i

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

not sure. music and inspired this is the wrong answer to the question mikhail well , i guess it's beethovenhat does the original work sound like? tenth question the writer deliberately wanted to give the heroine of his novel, a common old-fashioned name, obviously in contrast to the hero's name meaning noble noble natasha was originally called but soon an even more suitable name was found, what kind of michael is tatiana yes, that's right. this is the correct answer to the question. the third round is over. let's sum up. now i will name the number of points and the names of those participants who we have in the fourth round. valery kirill we want to thank you, say a huge thank you and hold applause. to the conclusion that you are well done bronze you are ours and moreover, you both bypassed the winners of past games. yes, but i still see that no smiles so appear fucking happy with the result. valer, let's start with you , so i'm happy with the result, i beat everyone who was taller than me in the last game. well , how about the third round in general in the superfinal. eh, it was easier for

mikhail well suggested that it was beethoven, so now you just hit the sky with your finger ignat thegive the heroine of his novel, a common old-fashioned name, obviously in contrast to the name of the hero meaning a noble noble , was originally called natasha but soon an even more suitable name was found the same. mikhail is tatyana yes, absolutely right. this is the correct answer to the question. the third round is over. let's sum up. now i i will name the number of points, the names of those participants who we have in the fourth round. we want to thank you, thank you so much and hold applause. well done, we all came to the conclusion that you are well done bronze you are ours and moreover, you both outperformed the winners of past games. yes, but i still see that there are no smiles. this is how you are satisfied with the result. valera, let's start with you, i'm so pleased i went around to win, most likely everyone who was taller than me in the last game. well, how about the third round in general in the superfinal. eh, it was easier for you more difficult. why because there is

the german composers of the same beethoven opposed nazism and racism of the ussr as a counterweight toat spirit of the people, so now russia is really setting an example for this nazism, which temporarily triumphed in ukraine. after all, in fact, we do not cancel ukrainian culture. we honor shevchenko once and for all. we like films that are shot at the kiev film studio, dovzhenko fight go old people. aty-baty, there were soldiers, by the way, the film for two hares is a comedy, a wonderful comedy. she was in kiev at one time, filmed in ukrainian . that is, this is what distinguishes us from this audience, by the way, from the point of view of the civilian population during the great patriotic war when there was such an opportunity in germany during the offensive of the soviet troops. at first they even tried to evacuate civilians. unlike these nazis, who were civilians, but mostly they covered the russian speakers. uh, so from the blows it is these nazi troops that are here. this is the difference between us and these nazis who temporarily seized power in ukraine . why are they afraid

and i don’t remember anymore artyom bach, this mozart, this beethoven, wait vivaldi, it’s nice to talkial attention to music now, when he was preparing, because after all it was not his strong point, that’s why he vyacheslav called all these composers with ease, there are losses to add more lpn and there is a sheet there, in fact, a huge number of correct answers to this question - this is a variant. no, this is his real surname, he comes from an ancient noble family of roman kors. is it true that if you write the mixed fraction that you see on the screen as a decimal, then you get what you see on the screen again. time mikhail well, let's already, well, let's remember the whole course of mathematics, no, only a partial kernel number of characters after to prepare here a purified fraction is determined, well, how many zeros are in the denominator, well, the denominator, well, 10 there 10.000 100.000 million. so, what answer do you have michael did not immediately think and said, yes, you answered yes, but in fact you think no, good. see, okay. didn't think didn't think. yes, who is sur

i don't know if people know this, pop music, rock 'n roll, r&b, it's not tchaikovsky, it's not beethoven chord structure. i've got to say also, willie, you got -- you go on to instagram or you go on to tiktok, what do you see? you see people doing exactly what ed sheeran does, right? they'll take a song and it may be "sweet home alabama" that has the same chord structure as a hip-hop song and you merge the two together. you go i never thought those two songs could go together. when we played live, we would always do, like -- our college band would do, you know, "louis louis" to "the joker" then an '80s song with the three chord structure to a '90s song. it was always seamless. yeah, it's called rock 'n roll. three chords and a prayer. this is a really, really dangerous lawsuit. again, i'm shocked that the judge even let this get past summary judgment. >> joe, to your point, there's an op-ed in the "washington post" posted yesterday by a musician, the headline is the ed sheeran lawsuit is a threat to western civilization. no, really. she makes the point you make saying it would be like te

the melody was so loved by that beethoven has by europeans that beethoven has used mendelssohn has usedbc with which i've worked— lovely interview by the cbc with which i've worked for them for woww— which i've worked for them for many woorc — which i've worked for them for many years. 3�*2 many years. of course, princess anneis many years. of course, princess anne is going be involved in anne is going to be involved in the coronation she is gold stick, is her stick, which really which is her role of the role as being colonel of the blues royals, part the blues and royals, part of the household she'll be household cavalry. she'll be taking part. and gold stick traditionally was the close protection the protection officer to the sovereign. that's sovereign. and i think that's actually appropriate actually quite appropriate because the because that's really much the role anne plays to role that princess anne plays to the royal family in general. you know, greatest support know, she's the greatest support she she she was for her mother. she continues to be a great support for just have to

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