and that's what beethoven was all about. it was all about not about europe. was because, you know, you have he said got >> he said it was because, you k|sense)u have he said got >> he said it was because, you k|sense of have he said got >> he said it was because, you k|sense of destiny. said got >> he said it was because, you k|sense of destiny. hugely got a sense of destiny. hugely optimistic. that's what he said. >> that's what he said. >> yeah, that's what he said. the truth is, team world, those people care britain. people don't care about britain. there go . there we go. >> we're okay. so we're ending this with another one this part with another one of lewis's catchphrases . but coming lewis's catchphrases. but coming up the final section , we up in the final section, we discuss major change in the discuss a major change in the brit awards, being brit awards, academics being forced retire, and one of forced to retire, and one of life's biggest mysteries. why did the chicken cross the road ? did the chicken cross the road? see you in welcome back to headl

and that's what beethoven was all about. it was all about not about europe.it was because, you know, you have he said got >> he said it was because, you k|sense)u have he said got >> he said it was because, you k|sense of have he said got >> he said it was because, you k|sense of destiny. said got >> he said it was because, you k|sense of destiny. hugely got a sense of destiny. hugely optimistic. that's what he said. >> that's what he said. >> yeah, that's what he said. the truth is, team world, those people care britain. people don't care about britain. there go . there we go. >> we're okay. so we're ending this with another one this part with another one of lewis's catchphrases . but coming lewis's catchphrases. but coming up the final section , we up in the final section, we discuss major change in the discuss a major change in the brit awards, being brit awards, academics being forced retire, and one of forced to retire, and one of life's biggest mysteries. why did the chicken cross the road ? did the chicken cross the road? see you in welcome back to hea

, beethoven's getting everybody onto the stage for this.ission for the next labour government. this is a sense of something. it is got a sense of something. it is got a sense of something. it is got a sense of destiny and is huge . be sense of destiny and is huge. be optimistic. and so for me, that's been hardwired in me for a long, long time. so i would go with that. there are many others that i could associate with the labour party, but is that sense of moving forward to a better place , a sense of moving forward place, a sense of moving forward to a better place? >> amy nicole, do you think sir keir starmer knew too, that it was the european union anthem he was the european union anthem he was talking about ? was talking about? >> i think maybe , maybe it's >> i think maybe, maybe it's a little easter egg of things to come. >> i think maybe . i mean, it was >> i think maybe. i mean, it was just quite amusing to see keir starmer play the role of great classical music critic . classical music critic. >> well, he actually does know a lot ab

i love beethoven's work very much, and i was struck by his suffering soul.the correspondence, several quotes, during the hour of the performance you can hear her beautiful italian, about eight minutes, the voice of the italian film star alternates with the performances of famous works of bidhoven, musicians anton bulkin and a very important component of our existence, i would like to show such performances all over the world, an actress with russian roots who starred in the film chukhraya is beautiful in the late seventies, she would not refuse to work with russian directors even today, she is going continue studying the russian language, when asked about my favorite russian composers, i became emotional, my mother was crazy about rachmaninov’s work, forgive me, it’s very difficult for me, when i talk about my mother, i want to cry, she remains mentally something... fashionable says he doesn’t recognize remakes , because they are not originals, but still loves challenges, even completely unexpected ones, success that is unpredictable, yulia strukova, ilina c

wanted add my 2 cents this a couple weeks ago i had the pleasure of seeing the symphony perform beethoven's ninth. ran 3 nights and it was challenge to be conduct. each night was sold out and met with a standing ovation and ended with a standing ovation. and i think that reflects in a simple way those who love and adover mtt, recognize genius and what he is contributed to the cultural life of san francisco. and that's their way of saying, thanks. i think this proposal today is our way of saying thanks and like to encourage to you support it. thank you. >> thank you very much. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon and thank you for the opportunity to talk today about our music director. michael thomas. i'm kathy pane and play picalo with the symphony. i was the first musician this micheal hired during his season as music director in 1995. day that michael hired me was the best days of my life. as i embarkod an epic 25 year journal we michael and the orchestra. michael's arrival in san francisco brought a golden age for the orchestra a period of growth and international aclaim. during his t

it could be a coltrane, a beethoven, it could be a tony morrison or a virginia woolf. that's what it is, that's how we're constituted as human beings. we'd rather take the easy way out, status, money, wealth and so forth. and yet the real spiritual and moral wealth that really does provide a deep joy, not just a superficial pleasure, is something that we provide as a door opening for young folk who want to enter this love of truth, beauty, goodness and then as christians, even love of god, you see? but that's always the critical minority, but that's all right. - in our classes, cornel will often tell our students that you may not understand it, you might not even believe it, but let me tell you the real reason that you have come to princeton or harvard or whatever university it is, the real reason you have come is to learn how to die. because if you don't learn how to die, you're not gonna be able to know how to live. we learn how to die in order to learn how to live and it's only in the perspective, only against the horizon of our own death that we can really get our

feed vangogh's canvas soup, complete a painting after clado manet, reject beethoven's symphony.rror, adherents of the green economy. last week , a painting by the court painter philip ii, created by the first brush of spain from the 16th century by diego velazquis, was unlucky and lost its protective glass in the national gallery in london. the artistic dismantling took place simply to the accompaniment of slogans. turn up the oil, it exists universal law, if it’s not clear what ’s going on, then it’s all about money, this will certainly be the most logical explanation for both the climate insanity of governments and global ecoterism, attempts to put a noose on scientific and technological progress. word to oleg romanov. last week, environmental activists were especially active, the autumn aggravation is no different. the most noisy incident was in panama, where a conflict is now unfolding between the government and canadian miners, on the one hand, climate-conscious public. the authorities issued a license for open-pit copper mining. the canadians were already ready to begin wh

i’m crazy, i’m listening to mozart, it’s beethoven, what’s the difference, you’re a wild cyrillic girljust a dummy. a machine gun, but a real machine gun, but you can’t shoot from it, it’s one of those that we studied in nvp lessons for speed, so that means it’s not, no, i can’t recognize it as a weapon, for now, bye, it was you who stole a cutlass at the age of 7 at my grandfather's, this is for you, the men from the yard said, you are a fighter, you were never afraid of a fight, this is with you, she is calm everywhere, it is on you, friends can always rely. it’s you who can’t stay away, it’s you, and here you are, among your own, great, superstar new season, today in 20:20 on ntv, open a deposit in tinkov with a yield of 15%, and move towards your goals, we have increased the rate for new ones and for each of the 38 million. make a deposit with a yield of 15%. tinkov. don't oversleep black friday at sbermarket from november 13 to 26. get 100% cashback on popular products. black friday at sbermarket, even more reasons to order with delivery. we decided to get married. oh, congratulat

manet to reject beethoven's symphony, this is not the apogee of environmental terror, adherents of the by the court painter philip ii was unlucky spain's first 17th-century brush by diego velazquiz has lost its protective glass in the national gallery in london. the artistic dismantling took place to the accompaniment of slogans : just stop the oil. there is a universal law. if it is not clear what the matter is, then it is all about money. it will definitely happen. the most logical explanations and climate insanity of governments and global ecoterism attempts to throw a stranglehold of zero emissions on scientific and technological progress. word to oleg romanov. last week, environmental activists were in a special way active. autumn aggravation, no less. the most noisy incident was in panama, where a conflict is currently unfolding between the government and canadian miners , on the one hand, and a climate-conscious public. the authorities issued a license for open-pit copper mining. the canadians were already ready to begin when the whole progressive panama stirred up. demonstratio

analyzing, let’s say, he recorded in his, let’s call him a youth, in his younger period, the entire beethovens hot in my youth, i pushed everything up to speed and rewrote it differently, so i listen, analyze , i also like the work of the russian conductor fedoseev, also the work of lis, the conductor, there are, well, i can’t say that these are idols, is there, i can already name, colleagues who like how... they don’t work, how they present this or that musical material to their audience, or how they organize their show? let's move on to the red sector, turn left, hello, my name is margarita, please answer my question, how strict a father are you? well, i think that this question is some kind of fake, but today i am present, my daughter is present, on the recording, i’m strict, i’m not strict with the child, i’m strict with the matter, let’s say, with some kind of attitude, with some kind of business like me already i said, i don’t like it when they lie to me, i like accuracy, uh, i like to do everything on time, so that, for example, if there is a certain amount of work, so that it is compl

another, and so in principle it is possible trace the line, for example, the pianist line, right up to beethovene next discovery or law destroys everything that was done before, also in art itself, every next step is good in a sense, stands on the shoulders, continues, develops the experience of previous generations , to which we are certainly grateful, should parents command the choice of their children, or insist on this choice or push for this choice, and i think that here, rather, rather rather, the view of a man and women, i think that someone else will suit us, i don’t know, maybe the mother should push, let alone push, but the mother can see the child more closely, what is in him, what abilities he has, and the father can support , in principle, in my life it was so that my father did not study with me on any instrument, yes, and he did not study with me on the royal, he did not study with the conductor, nevertheless , it was always somehow invisible, of course, i learned a lot from him i learned at concerts, first of all, that’s why i’m such a person who... took me to the gnechensk schoo

one to the other, and so, in principle, you can trace the line , for example, pianism, right up to beethovengle next discovery or law destroys everything that was done before, also in art itself, each next step, it stands in a good sense: continues to develop the experience of previous generations, to whom we are certainly grateful, should parents command the choice of their children, or insist on this choice or push for this choice, and i think that rather, rather, rather, rather, the view of a man and a woman, i think that someone else will suit us , i don’t know, maybe the mother should push, let alone push, but the mother... maybe she sees the child closer, what’s in him, what abilities he has, and the father can support, in principle, in my life this is the case it was that my father did not practice any instrument with me, yes, not studied with me at the royal, did not study with the conductor , nevertheless, always somehow invisibly, of course, i learned a lot from him at concerts, first of all, that’s why i was like that, the person who took... me to the gnechin school, who led me to

there , to the philharmonic in another city, then listen, now, to what we are doing, click, click, beethoven'she was talking about some priest he knew who had a dog barking on the call, he says, why, he says, well, that’s it notification, here i am a man from the village, when someone came, a dog barked, and when excuse me, you are in the restroom and vivalda, yes, yes, and this is something like that, well, this is some kind of cultural some kind of breakdown, the combination is incompatible and one process and another, i think even so, it’s definitely a risky joke dear friends, well, we didn’t have time, of course, i think that i’ll have to gather my thoughts again, i wanted to talk more about the memory of time, to continue the topic of forgetting a little, well , maybe with your permission next time, but you know where i would like to end, well, in a sense, today we are in captivity of pragmatism, but i would like to ask you this instrumental question: if you think memory training is important, can you advise something for this very training, i’m not really the one who could to advise rega

and in the short, to beethoven’s ode to the joy, in the free program, where they are literally on top heartfelt composition from the musical lisztomania. by the way, at their first performance of the season, this couple received scores higher than the world record for their free program. there are new achievements and new bright impressions ahead. don't miss the broadcast of the kazan stage of the grand prix on channel one on our website. decoration of the sixth round of the women's volleyball super league was a match in kaliningrad. and the kazan club dynamo akars fought on equal terms, the spectators saw many long plays of cool shots. the first batch remained behind the locomotive, 25:19. then the kazan team took two sets, 25:19 and 25:18. in the fourth segment, the seesaw began, and only in the end did the hosts, whose turkish player ebrar karakurt shine, show an advantage, 25:23. thus, the outcome of the match was decided by tiebreaker. the fight was again very stubborn, with the score 12:14, the locomotive managed to win back two match points, but then the kazan team in the russi

click, click, beethoven's ninth, yes, the first scriabin, but this is not completeness, this is lightnesse call, he says, why, he says, well, this is an alert, here i am a man from the village, when we have someone... layla the dog came, and when excuse me, you’re in the restroom and vivalda, yes, yes, this is something like that, well, this is some kind of cultural breakdown , a combination of incompatibility, one process and another, i think, let’s make a risky joke, dear friends, well, we didn’t have time we, of course, i think that we will have to gather our thoughts again, i wanted to talk more about the memory of time, to continue the topic of forgetting a little, well, maybe with your permission, next time, but you know where i would like to end, well, in a sense, we are in captivity of pragmatism today, yes, i would like to ask you, i have the following instrumental question: if you think memory training is important, can you advise something, but for this very training, i’m generally not the one who could advise on memory, but it seems to me that something yes, i have heard and i

i hear there's some new beethoven ready to drop. [ laughter ] the beatles have the most number one hitsf any artist ever on billboard's hot 100. and right behind them is our guest tonight, mariah carey. [ cheers and applause ] the beatles have 20 number one hits. mariah has 19 number one hits. i had an experience with mariah carey last night. a few years ago, my co-workers thought it would be fun to send rihanna into my bedroom in the middle of the night. to wake me up with loud music. then it became like a thing. britney spears did it, dua lipa, miley cyrus, my aunt chippy did it once for no reason. [ laughter ] and last night, another music superstar joined the pantheon of pop music performers who nearly gave me a heart attack. >> hey, so we're here at jimmy's house. the middle of the night. and we're going to wake him up because we got to let him know what time it is. hi! excited! ♪ okay, we're right here at his bedroom door, and he's currently sleeping. ♪ ♪ >> jimmy? i don't mean to wake you up. it's time. >> what time is it? >> hit it! ♪ i don't want a lot for christmas ♪ [ cheers

i think this is my magnum opus, beethoven having his moonlight sonata.the dolorita back to san francisco. no. hey, thanks. happy when asked how he feels about his new moniker, masari said he doesn't mind it. the owner of the applebee's at fisherman's wharf, greg flynn, was also on hand to make that announcement. all right. coming up in sports, the cal bears drenched first year head coach mark madsen after they won a nail biter and their opener, jason appelbaum with the highlights after the break. and then coming up on the 11:00 news tonight, a bay area county receives major funding to try to curb impaired driving the technology that's on the way that's expected to make roads safer we are grocery outlet and we are your bargain bliss market. what's bargain bliss? you know that feeling you get when you find the name brands you love but for way, way less? that's bargain bliss. it's grocery outlet's 20% off wine sale going on now through november 7th. we have hundreds of wines sure to pair with any gathering. so act now because this deal won't last long. stop

for more than one year, well, we’re sitting, silent, they’re listening to transistors, no , not beethovenll be said, they are lazy, they are lazy to love, they are lazy, they are lazy to work, well are you exaggerating somewhat or am i, well, who works in factories, serves in the army, gets married in the end, if not the youth, well, yes, you mean an insignificant part of it, but it’s even worse that my son belongs to it. well why did you leave the factory, you slacker, left the park for something, abandoned the printing house, it became boring, right? and in your opinion, it’s better to sit at a job you don’t like and count the days until retirement, but how long can you jump like that, because you don’t have a specific goal. goal, if i had a goal, i would agree to walk at least a thousand kilometers, climb over sharp rocks and through mountains. i would have had enough strength, i know, i ’m proud of you, here’s stasik, we all considered him a fool, but he had a goal, he even broke his leg because he tried so hard to her, but you’re not going to work in the circus, you really don’t have

unbelievable this has now beethoven didn't write a concerto for that. >> it's still to come out if he. >> yeah, it'll be found one day. >> yeah, it'll be found one day. >> people are looking into it to just do the theme. come on, berglund. oh ipp berglund. oh |pp . i berglund. oh ipp . i love you . ipp. i love you. >> oh, i love you, too . thanks. >> oh, i love you, too. thanks. thanks so much, >> only on gb news the people's channel >> only on gb news the people's channel, britain's news channel . channel, britain's news channel. >> and now sir trevor mcdonald , >> and now sir trevor mcdonald, thank you so much for doing this silly show. great pleasure . real silly show. great pleasure. real pleasure. you see, what fascinates me about you, sir trevor, is that you've been working in british television since 1973. >> it's a very long time. 50 years? yeah >> what i want to know is how has it changed over that time ? has it changed over that time? >> my impression is that every thing happens much more quickly now and you don't have as much time to make up your mind about what you say and

this season, mishina and galamov. emotions in both programs, in the short one to beethoven’s ode to joyds, by the way, cleaning can be a real anti-stress and can bring peace and tranquility, by the way, i didn’t come up with this, that’s what experts say. yes, there is no trick or anything magical here, it’s just that when you put things in order in your apartment, put everything on the shelves, in its place, you put things in order in your head in the same way. mariai of the owner of nadezhda, they don’t just drink tea and cake, they mentally prepare for cleaning, they are the first to relieve stress , in the sense of cleaning, maria, the owner of the apartment, goes, the cups won’t wash themselves, when i washed the dishes, in my head there is such an arrangement of everything on the shelves and such a feeling of calm, it puts you in the right mood for such work, maria, before every important meeting , she gets the dishes ready, we’re not kidding, she even turned the dishwasher into a storage cabinet, she loves spending time with a sponge so much, neurophysics... she thinks it’s all a

yes, for many years, well, we’re sitting in silence, they ’re listening to transistors, no, not beethoven of silence, a wonderful performance, they are lazy, they are bored, they are even bored with touching each other, and not will not leave offspring, no with seryozhenka, it will be said , they are too lazy to love, they are too lazy to work, they are too lazy to work, well , you are exaggerating a bit, i am, well, who works in factories, serves in the army, gets married, in the end? if not the youth, well, yes, you mean an insignificant part of it, but it’s even worse that my son belongs to it, but why did you leave the factory, a slacker, who left the park, abandoned the printing house, that became boring, right? but in your opinion, it’s better to sit at a job you don’t like and count the days until retirement, right? but how long can you jump like that, seryozha, because you don’t have a specific goal, a goal? if u i had a goal, i would agree to walk at least 1,000 km, climb over sharp rocks and through mountains, i would have enough strength, i know, i ’m proud of you, seryozha, he

funny, beethoven was deaf, and khachaturyan was blind, let them let the guy go, you stand for him intercedeile the general armed forces resisted, our troops were captured in bled, a'. in the morning you will be released immediately for rehearsal, understand? scary? sorry, honey, i won’t see you off. i'm waiting for the dance. he wrote this in 8 hours. stop, stop, guys, this won't be useful to us, hands up the hill, baby, don’t be afraid, you ’ll buy yourself a new one! friends, hello! this is a podcast sit down normally about raising children, possibly adults, our guest today is larisa surkova, an amazing woman, mother of seven, seven children, psychologist, children's, adult, author of numerous books, larisa is called the lawyer of children's souls, we have a huge number of questions for larisa , up to how many years we have to invest in a child, it is believed that up to 7 years, but what we have invested is all, and this is, as it were, the end, up to 7 years old is already quite good, but at that time there was a wave. fortunately, yes, only then there was such an exposure of this infor

photo for instagram, and what would the main passionary of the era listen to, of course, appasionat beethovent bravein entered into all soviet christomathy, and ilyich himself was known as an esthete, a portrait in a harsh style, a man-made monument to lenin from belarusian artists, rais kudrevich and adolf gugel. in principle , there are few such paintings, and they succeeded in presenting a well-known story in such a way, transforming it, showing lenin as a composer of the revolution, as a creator, as a creator of a revolutionary melody. and it’s amazing that it’s from the sixties, mid-sixties, it looks so bad this picture is modern. the image of the main revolutionary, the beginning of the 20th century, is actively exploited abroad. portrait of andy oorhol lenin was bought for almost $5 million. it went down in the history of the sotheby's auction as one of the most expensive lots, but dear comrade lenin is coming out. a collage based on the biography on the main broadcast was put together by nina mazheiko, alexey petrov, sergey matveychuk and maxim lev. and now let’s go 8,000 km from home

feed vangogh's canvas soup, complete the painting of manet's pawn, reject beethoven's symphony.r is, then it is all about money. this will certainly be the most logical explanation for the climate-crazed government and global ecoterism attempts to throw a stranglehold. last week, environmental activists were especially active, the autumn aggravation is no different, the most noisy incident was in panama, where a conflict is now unfolding between the government and canadian miners, on the one hand climate-conscious public. the authorities issued a license for open-pit copper mining. the canadians were already ready to begin when the whole progressive panama stirred up. demonstrations with massacres and blockades began. rock, the siege of the presidential palace and the like. and recently one of the highways leading to the capital was blocked. in such a situation, activists need to be briefly convinced and gently admonished. but no, one of the drivers, without saying a bad word, took out a pistol and shot two activists; one could not be saved. not at all justifying the murderer, s

with the dresden staatskapelle on the samper oper stage, and will perform works by weinberg and beethovenll be hard for russia, grief for the empress, joy for the enemies, this is the best moment for justice to prevail, the rightful emperor has a rightful throne, mantushka will not be walking around the provinces for long, i already know the letter is not lost, it is securely hidden, this is your chance, but one day, her tears dry, everyone who is involved in this matter must be punished. look what you said, check me out, i came to tell you that in you will soon be subject to arrest. mother not only did not distance herself from business, but also suffered from repression. now i and i are all in great danger. ekaterina, favorites. paul should not be the russian emperor. on monday on rtr. blue bird. stories of take-off elisy mysin, i will interview you as a correspondent, you get used to it, because you will be a famous artist, the shapin international piano competition, first prize and the audience award, victoria lestunova, i am sure that this is in your face we will get a real olympic..

. >> i mean, i one of the pieces i've got is beethoven , evans i've got is beethoven, evans ninth symphonyo i would go with that. there are many others, yes, that i could associate with the labour party. but is that sense of moving forward to a better place , a forward to a better place, a better place ? better place? >> yes. and last night we saw a further piece of the puzzle. the eu president, ursula von der leyen , has opened the door to leyen, has opened the door to the united kingdom, rejoining speaking of this, european union , do you believe that britain could ever rejoin this european union ? union? >> britain, who it's a small country with an ambassador sitting right there . sitting right there. >> it's a small pirate island off the coast of france , the uk, off the coast of france, the uk, united kingdom . could it rejoin united kingdom. could it rejoin the european union? >> ambassador ? >> ambassador? >> ambassador? >> so, ambassador, you know, my position, first of all, thanks god. with the windsor agreement, we had a new beginning for old friends. >> very important . >> very

beethoven's works will be performed by denis matsuev and state academic symphony tatarstan orchestraance. and probably the eleventh international festival of contemporary dance is on the verge of us we conduct it with the goal of pleasing our audience who is waiting for the meeting, and of course, confirming this reputation, confirming this status. over the course of 9 days , 22 choreographic performances will be shown, and these are the works of 25 russian and foreign choreographers. the ruhr piano festival presents a concert of festival participants from different years of the esson philharmonic playing martha argery, lang-llang, annie sophima. the bolshoi theater is performing sergei prokofiev's ballet ivan the terrible in grigorovich's choreography on the stage of the bolshoi theater of belarus. the main roles are performed by artemy belyakov, svetlana zakharova, denis rotkin. at the azerbaijan philharmonic named after muslim magamayev, there was a concert of masterpieces of world opera classics with the participation of dinaara aliyeva and bihzod davronov as part of the opera ar

beethoven certainly did not expect that his works would be performed in this way, here is another composerr in the symphony, music can make cleaning more pleasant, some simply play their favorite songs, some, this is how this trio arranges it on a sanitary day techno rafe patya. try trio again though to collect, for someone to work, someone caught a cold, someone's cat is not fed, and then concerts, tours, fans, now we are already collecting stadiums, all we have to do is persuade vaska to do it, vasya, vassenka, wake up, vassenka, parachute record , well, what kind of rider, okay, okay, i’ll prescribe a herring for yours? completely starstruck, and then it’s not eternal love, why did tom cross, penilope cruz, sandra , vula, raen, gosling, everyone else break up, we’ll dot it in a couple of minutes, good evening, good, what’s your name? anna yakoevna, anya, i bow to your... beauty, it’s unpleasant for me when a stranger writes such a note to my wife, i don’t need a house or a car, i want you and me to have a child, it’s so easy to be happy, you understand, that i love you, from the moment

with the dresesden staatskapelle on the samper oper stage, and will perform works by weinberg and beethovenr. directed and choreographed by christian spock based on the novel by gustav flaber with music by sansan solige and other composers. the main role is performed by veronica frodima and alexey arlenko. the exhibition of max openheimer, a pioneer of expressionism, continues at the leopold museum in vienna. a large-scale retrospective presents. the creativity of the austrian artist in everything diversity allows us to trace how openheimer's innovative artistic style was formed and to evaluate his contribution to the development of european painting in the first half of the 20th century. good morning, the doctor says and shows, we are starting a program about the most important thing, that is, about our health, not only about health, about the quality of life, how to live not only long, but happily, we’ll talk about this now, it will be interesting. today the program is about the most important thing: men's health. what examinations should all men undergo in order to notice development in