and that you can just go crazy, beethoven is late.swallowed up both schubert and all the viennese. uh, romantics and so on, because people lived in alignment and here are the changing trends in space, the changing planetary system. as you say, yes the alignment of the planets. it gives them a signal directly into their inner being. me in their higher self and they sit down and record absolutely out of their time and space died at the age of 26. yes. and how much do we have as much as you will write to me in 120 years? yes? it's simple, it's amazing and in general, i think that and we are now coming to us now is a mandatory condition for setting up with this outer space and no one from outer space. i'm wondering if you got it or not? yes, and here it’s only a question for myself, therefore, well, i think that we need to talk about this somehow and more and not be more attentive to this, of course, in general. eh, i'm surprised that i would like to even ask you, what do you think? for example, beethovent? uh huh dramatic? yes , it's ver

beethoven, in my opinion , went well with the song . it was pure fantasy. i remember.id the song can only have one arrangement, the one that i wrote, but i always explained, why in 99 cases out of 100 he convinced you, and in one case not, in the meantime, he wrote a song of enginok. he made the first arrangement of my music comes, he recording studio stands on the podium and begins to conduct. there's not enough next friday. emilyache listens. and he doesn't like it, and it won't go too soft like that either. i say he needs to be redone. this is a melodic song. we won’t dance to him, i won’t remake it anymore, look for someone else, they will have to, make her frenzied, add rage there. and here he is again gathering everyone. and this is man 40-50 - 8b vocalists, guitarists, keyboardists, pianists, harpsichordists, plus horn trombones. he goes home like a devil and sits down to write again. the next day comes. this is the last time i won't do it again. here's the car you ordered. not oh well done, huh? well, it makes me sick, but it came out great later he added all t

and the third from beethoven you can’t pass by such a collection, however, kali at the piano, the 22ndnnual winner of the competition from the improved states of america russia kazakhstan marat will perform for the public and of course. i immediately agree. i just had some problems with it, because i have a competition in 2 weeks, the menu has to go to australia and, accordingly, there the program is slightly different, so i had to specially repeat a piece for this concert and the debut of the program, the new basquintest studio bracelet, follows the tradition. maybe we went in the evening. for dessert, the visual carousel, the fantasy of the galreishemyalev exhibitions, the sarkahod of the work of the childish school of the bridge, the sauna of marta yak, the young people mastered the basics of art-literacy aksu frames and decorative curds, chervony with a thread of about 8 dozen from works from the padshine of belarus what can you do in time for the enchanting opening festival? well, gypsy songs and poetry, there i am sister with you on my parterre, but more cultural apples and art p

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and not in comparison with other film composers, but in comparison with mozart in comparison with beethovendies and gentlemen enyo the sea premiere of the documentary tomorrow on the first forever drunk i could become a river to be dark water, forever young. but already different. forever young forever young this was the song forever young on the 20 years podcast. later, sergei buba is a guest of ours . hi, how glad i am to see you, i took it off my tongue, you know, right today, when i woke up in the morning and realized that today was shooting and i realized that i had to meet with you today, everything became wonderful that day, that is, they flooded right into the most wonderful impressions . cool you look great. you're bored. i look, i have a little swing back and forth. uh. yes yes you have got 10 kg. i decided to do it. well, relatively speaking, it’s a professional sport, i think i’ll go to the motodrom, work out and choose the most inappropriate for this place , the most suitable is the motodrom in case, but the time, that is, i chose the hardest time when the sun is uh , that is.

. >> she says she went to beethoven's 9th symphony and was crying, because she could hear it perfectly for the first time. she said before that her singing was a little off. not my assessment, hers. she says now her singing and playing is much better. you'll hear more from her and the company in menlo park coming up at 6:00. >> not covered by insurance yet? >> that's a big thing. i do. from what we understand, no, it's not covered by insurance. >> at some point? >> of course they're going to be pushing for that, right? so while many who are needing those hearing aids, you can reach out to your provider and every insurance is different, obviously. >> okay, all right. thank you, see you later with more on this story. >>> facing a lawsuit less than a month away from prime day. why the ftc thinks amazon is duping you, me,ther customers too. >>> stepping up to help the unhoused make it in the bay. what one bay area girl scout is doing and the way she plans to expand her mission. (♪♪) feel thehe power of osteo b bi-flex®.. taken n every day,y, it's c clinically y shown to i improve joioint c

and not in comparison with other film composers, but in comparison with beethoven. premiere of the documentaryhe psyche my co-host mikhail horst my name is natalia loseva and our guest today is the singer natalia vlasova and we are talking about divorce, i understand correctly that this path to divorce, for your spouse, was so you know marked by milestones of business failures. why and where does the business of failures? well, because he finished his business, which was then started in moscow with another business, which was a business here and there , he was not successful, he was not successful in show business. and when he did everything else, he was fine, of course, i knowingly clarified with you both. is it possible to transfer this situation to some other profession, because i know families of doctors who divorced because worked in the same department. yes, i know the families of teachers who divorced because they worked at the school, and we can find more. unfortunately, there are many examples when people get divorced not because they fell out of love with each other, so many marriage

. :00 immediately after the big air will be a guest general beethoven - frederick benjamin ben-hodgeshird he is also called by all the american military officers of the us army who served as the commander of the us army in europe now he heads the department of pershing's strategic studies at the center of european politics at the moment, he graduated from the us military academy, it will be an interesting conversation. especially now, during another tension in europe, there is something to talk about with a general who knows how nato troops in europe can react, us troops in europe can react to threats from of the russian federation, we immediately add to the conversation of our guest with us on the link mykola dovbnya , a member of the druzhki city council, mr. mykola welcomes you, i greet you from the front. today the russians fired s-300 missiles, not only podruskovka, the enemy also fired at several settlements in donetsk region, but i would like to ask about this attack itself, how it differed from similar enemy attacks on the settlement, there are about the consequences, of cours

five pieces found in beethoven's archive after the composer's death are thought to have been written this mechanical device. under the appropriate title and published you barrel organ no. this is a piece for mechanical watches nickname for a thousand. in the fourteenth and seventeenth centuries, coins in russia were flattened by hand from silver wire, the circle inevitably came out uneven and the coins received this fish nickname for their shape. scales to boost the morale of the employees of one of the insurance companies. back in 1963, american artist harvey ross bow drew this life-affirming symbol in 10 minutes and received $ 45 comes up gennady to answer you emoticon emoticon - this correct answer. in the movie sherlock to listen to this particular mozart opera that's right, like this in the netherlands well, well, the second round is completed , i sum it up three groans on the score of gennady 3.900 for ksenia 4 1/200 for alexei ahead of the third round. for such a holiday, but tomorrow you are going to ntv this time not, the continuation of your beloved saga and the courage of

do we consider this art and why add beethoven yes, and here we are asking me the same question all theaniac and i will ask you, that is, it is rhetorical, namely we are planning here live. are we still planning to live on this planet or not? i think not everyone is planning, because i remember the soviet cartoon about vovka in the kingdom of far far away, where two fellows have the same face. there, something persuaded the stove to bake pies, or something, but also perplexed, vovka, this question. what are you going to eat yourself? of course, we will eat ourselves and throw ourselves over you. that is, you are no longer needed, that's the point. well, what do you need to do to somehow stop. well, i 'll try to be very short, and the danger. what is the danger? uh, that's what i'm saying, kind of what i am i think myself. that is, i definitely agree with what i will say now, but this and what scares me much more is this and what they themselves think, and the developers, namely, scare them. and i didn't come up with the word. they were afraid, the most honest of them were afraid. er, tw

poor people, my mother went to bed knocked on my wall and told beethoven to play music well.tly endured later, uh, you know, when all the circumstances were already saying that i would definitely become a musician , i already started to succeed, competitions , performances, concerts, work paid for music was already beginning, and in this case, my mother spoke dishes, do not touch. i'll wash myself . do you have a nail? yes yes yes yes yes father too supported in every possible way and said, this is it, if you play this, then this, of course, is already a different level, that is, supported, so to speak. excitement and motivation of about my generation diplopu yes, yes, yes, yes, dear friends, you thought our mothers also thought that nothing good would come of us, because we played these guitars and listened to these records. it's just that we have such children. well, yes, yes? quite right, the wife is also just as resistant to her now. uh, well, actually since we huge together. here such a load was imposed, and help me with the choice of my arrangements, because she is the

but i promise you, i know my beethoven and my brahms inside out. >> he learned about them from his mothers the other side, which was my dad who was an extraordinarily appalling jazz clarinetist, but with great enthusiasm. in the middle of his work day, he'd get out the clarinet. i'd be banging around on -- and we'd be jamming, you know? so that's where i got the joy. >> instead of college, he became a rock and roller performing with the buggles. ♪ video killed the radio star ♪ >> he's that young guy in the black jacket on the synthesizer. they made pop history in 1981 with the first music video to air on mtv. he began composing scores for low-budget films, one of which in 1988 caught the attention of the hollywood director barry levinson -- >> so, this is where it all began. >> -- who showed up one night out of the blue at what was then hans' london studio. >> and so he said, "would i mind coming to los angeles and maybe so, off i went to los angeles. and i got nominated for an oscar. >> first movie, really. >> first movie. i didn't win, but it didn't matter because everybody wanted to me

program" the state department was paying for, and the inc was asking i can stop here -- i sound like beethoven -- the inc was asked by the senate appropriations committee, could you justify why we are paying for, not a covert, but overt intelligence gathering program that the state department is overseeing? it was called the information gathering program that was supposed to be sending information back to the united states about the humanitarian needs in iraq. instead, they sent a six-page letter to the appropriations committee i got a hold of in which they said oh no, we have guys throughout the government, the top ranks of the military and the bureaucracy and as soon as the first american soldier -- and i am paraphrasing here -- sets foot in iraq, these guys will rise up and replace saddam. they included the list of more than 100 newspaper and television and magazine articles that they had salted all this information into that did not just include the new york times, the times of london, the associated press, story after story after story and i read every single one of them and one of them i

[ laughter ] walk the same streets as beethoven, freud, and klaus, who just bought 15 cat toys, but heave a cat. [ buzzer ] here is his credit card number use it visit the hofburg palace, the vienna opera house or hans he lives at 536 lindenstrasse road the key is under the mat hurry, he gets home at 6:00! austria, your identity will get stolen ja!" [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: interesting commercial, right? they gave out the man's address. >> steve: that's great that's fantastic >> jimmy: hey guys, it's national meat week [ cheers and applause >> steve: yeah ♪ >> jimmy: : this remininds me of all ththe great memeat week speciaials on tv w when i was s a kikid. they actually showed a r rerun one ofof my favorirites tonighg. tatake a look k at this. >> steteve: reallyly ♪♪ >> tririck or meat i got a beef sirloin >> i got a smokeked ham. >> i got a lamb shank. >> i got arby's. >> "your cholesterol is alarmingly high, charlie brown" will return after these messages [ laughter and applause >> jimmy: oh, i love that cartoon. guys, i heard about a new zealand bound plane that took off fro

. >> you sound like beethoven, i'll stop here. i'll stop here. >> the inc was asked by the senate appropriations committee? can youu justify why we are paying for -- not a covert but an overt intelligence gathering program that the state department is overseeing? and they sent -- it was called the information gathering program and it was supposed to be sending information back to a the six united states about the moon tearian needs -- humanitarian needs in iran, iraq, instead they sent a paper back that i got ahold of sayings no we have guys seeded throughout the government, the q top ranks of the military and thee bureaucracy -- i'm paraphrasing here, as soon as e the first american soldier sets foot in iraq these guys are alli going to rise up and replace saddam and included in the bas of this a list of more than 100 newspaper and television magazine articles that they had salted all this information into that didn't just include "the new york times," the times of london was in there, the guy associated press was in there. story

when those people over there who have no idea how even to beethoven right. you know, are sort of making do this. so i find all that so being you know, talk about being khan being to set up a set of a set up and a diversion and a diversion. i mean it's a way of not talking about the things that are really the problems the more you talk about culture wars the less you talk about rogue capitalism or. citizens united. yeah, right, exactly. well, there's a well, i mean, look what happened. we're just all like question came along and 10 minutes ago and now we have not we didn't mention roth's in that card was read right and we're here to talk about roth which is well, there's a way in which there's a famous line that you hear all the time that politics is downstream, culture and culture sets the agenda. and politics, derivative culture, which i think is nonsense, but it is a way of know i do we can debate that later. i think that politics is actually very very important in setting up things and when we and we if we think that the real battle is in the cultural rea

when those people over there who have no idea how even to beethoven right. you know, are sort of making do this. so i find all that so being you know, talk about being khan being to set up a set of a set up and a diversion and a diversion. i mean it's a way of not talking about the things that are really the problems the more you talk about culture wars the less you talk about rogue capitalism or. citizens united. yeah, right, exactly. well, there's a well, i mean, look what happened. we're just all like question came along and 10 minutes ago and now we have not we didn't mention roth's in that card was read right and we're here to talk about roth which is well, there's a way in which there's a famous line that you hear all the time that politics is downstream, culture and culture sets the agenda. and politics, derivative culture, which i think is nonsense, but it is a way of know i do we can debate that later. i think that politics is actually very very important in setting up things and when we and we if we think that the real battle is in the cultural rea

everything that bach says can say any other person who will be, who will have the surname of handel or beethovenk about friendship competitions will appear, or whatever they are called. this is not only a political or political sports alternative. it's basically like the yuan instead of the dollar. this is a change in the world system. first of all. well, okay in sports, therefore, these are new competitions - this is not the answer. our response to chamberlain is simply oh, you didn’t let us in, but we made the system change dramatically, as it changes all over the world, all the presidents and leading experts say this. we live in an era of a huge turning point, the same thing is happening and in sports the olympic movement will cease to exist in the form in which it exists and others will come to replace it, however, while this has not happened yet. here's how to do it anyway. the most important question is who should decide all this for the athletes themselves or the athletes themselves for a short pause. until i saw his body. i don’t believe in his death, there are people for whom there is n

russian federation awards the decision to recall the wagnerites and send, for example, mozartians or beethovensntinue, plus to all the means , lukashenka previously announced that the issue is actually cheerful people. here now it is not quite clear, as it were, respectively. here , as it were, what happened is more understandable, it is clear accordingly, what will happen in principle, that is, like bones interaction format. it's like an important part of serious work. for a long time, by the way, because, uh, the deputies planned to bring some kind of legal basis for their activities, the wagner pmc argued, thought it was necessary, it was not necessary. well, something happened that happened, apparently, now we need to make a decision at some accelerated pace, but at the same time, as i understand it, it is still unknown. will the structure itself exist or will it simply reissue the contract with the ministry of defense, and everything else, what is called, will dissipate it seems on the territory, belarus no one yet . i don’t know, in fact, taking into account what is happening , accordingl