. >> how do you get to carnegie hall?ctice, practice, practice. i mean, it's one of those places where, once you've really worked the hardest that you can and you've reached the highest point that you can, you play at carnegie hall. >> antonio also leads workshops to help other musicians develop their craft. >> i actually have a lot of opportunities to not only inspire youth to get interested in classical music and get interested in the violin, but also i'm able to help violinists who may want to break out of classical music. >> he hopes his classes will inspire teens to find their passion. >> you need to find that one thing that really you get the most enjoyment out of and not be afraid to have to put in the hard work to reach it because everything in life is balance, and if you can somehow love what it is that you do, then you've hit a home run. [ rock music playing ] >> and if your passion is the electric violin, try not to wake the neighbors. to learn more about antonio and his music, you can visit... >> if you were a

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centuries and now st petersburg's marine ski orchestra has opened the jubilate season for new york's carnegie hall. it's the second time the musicians have been invited there and this time they have performed the opening of the one hundred and twentieth anniversary season program under the baton of the night show over there. featured a number of works by celebrated russian composers including of course a touch of course and there's more to come with the sort of concerts at carnegie hall in the coming days. now staging the olympics is the big box event but among the grassroots preparations in the russian resort of sochi is an army of volunteers the winter games are still a way off but already a band of intrepid interpreters are warming up to welcome the thousands of visitors to the games. has been to meet some of them. greetings quite an introduction. during the cinci winter olympics these people will be a special dream team and army will provide guidance and translation for all visitors . to venues will be. volunteers this is their first meeting a great chance to get to the each other to share the

including of course a touch of tchaikovsky and there is more to come with a set of concerts at carnegie hall in the coming days. finally staging the olympics is a big bucks event but among the grassroots preparations in the russian resort of sochi is an army of volunteers and winter games are still a pretty far off but already a band of intrepid interpreters are warming up to welcome thousands of visitors to the games that are he's a dentist he went to meet some of them. but. greetings quite an introduction to. the cinci winter olympics these people will be on russia's special dream team and army of the s two will provide guidance and translation for all visitors. venues will be girls with. tears saying this is their first me here the great chance to get to the each other to share their stories see for their son and their sneezing she says of the games to look under for most people from southern russia he's new to go into your movement she started during the one nine hundred eighty six and even though there are generations apart there are equally excited about the job ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah

centuries and now saying here's a bird's mirsky orchestra is opening the jubilee season for new york's carnegie hall. it's the second time the recession's a bit invited there this time they'll perform at the opening of one hundred twentieth anniversary season program under the baton of marine ski maestro valery guarantee of future is a number of works by celebrated russian composers the artistic director says the visit to new york demonstrates the orchestra stature as a leading global musical institution. russia remains country music and movies keep he's maybe the most active institution and not only russia maybe been globally will perform roughly seven hundred fifty times a year you know both thirty countries every year collectively will go to the liquor company orchestra the little people chorus a little and all of these wonderful groups moving of course polygamy. through old russia but globally and all of them do consider all names and quite i can see how many young singers young dancers able to join and grow quickly it's because he was from every season so this is a bit of a scene that i look at

heart of new york st petersburg's renowned a marine ski theatre group is opening a new season in carnegie hall. this is the second time the orchestra has been invited to perform in the home which is celebrating its one hundred twentieth anniversary the orchestra is starting a series of five concerts expected to perform a number of works by celebrated right. from composers the director of the orchestra says that their presence in new york shows the marines he's a global. brush it remains country music and money is key he's maybe the most active institution in not only russia maybe even globally we perform roughly seven hundred fifty times a year in about thirty countries every year collectively opera. company orchestra a lot of people chorus alone all of this wonderful groups moving of course don't want to be. russia but globally and all of them built considerable names and i'm quite happy to see how many young singers young and able to join and grow quickly that's the best news for me every season so this is a scene that i look at where another four or five wonderful singers who proved to be w

centuries and now st petersburg's mirsky orchestra is opening the jubilee season for new york's carnegie hall. it's the second time the musicians have been invited there this time they'll perform at the opening of the one hundred twentieth anniversary season a program under the baton of marine ski maestro valery guarantee of future is a number of works by celebrated russian composers the artistic director says their visit to new york demonstrates the orchestra stature as a leading global musical institution. brush it remains country music and millions keep he's maybe the most active institution in not only russia maybe even globally would perform roughly seven hundred fifty times a year in about thirty countries every year collectively. b'nei orchestra a little even color was so low and all of these wonderful groups moving of course don't want to be. through russia but globally and all of them built considerable names and i'm quite happy to see how many young singers young and able to join and grow quickly it's the best use of them you have the season so this is the scene that i look at see i

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york as world famous conductor of their year year and a mariinsky orchestra our special guest at carnegie hall one hundred twenty eighth anniversary season on opening. also online it apple is no longer one of the world's favorite laborers of the new i phone four asses revealed company shares dropped by more than four and a quarter percent and within just thirty minutes. well a very shortly crossed up with the bell will be coming your way on before that it will take a look it's happening in the world of business. welcome to our business update this hour russian markets are struggling high and strong record prices and gains on wall street are helping russian equities recover from tuesday's shop losses russia took a big hit during the latest market turmoil as investors pull their cast out of risky developing countries but analysts say that if a double dip recession is avoided emerging markets will outperform other global and . emerging markets in general are much stronger fiscally they have much stronger growth that is expected in europe in the u.s. and corporations in emerging markets such as ru

he takes the stage with -- at carnegie hall to debate hearst. hearst won't show up for the debate. he goes to san simeon and starts buying more art work. smith loses control, screams and yells, red in the face, about this man and unmasks hearst. hearst then ironically comes out and backs smith for re-election. smith want nothing to do with him. 1922, hearst wants the nomination. smith says i won't run on the ticket if he's going to be on it. he said i'll be gore. he said i won't run on a ticket with hearst at all. smith was one of those guys that was just, well, he's honest. are he said i'm not going to change my mind left and right and be as despicable as hearst and deal in character assassination smith wins. and an ally, one of hearst's allies, he replaces him with jimmy walker and takes over the party. but smith gets the last laugh because in 1932 hearst uses his power to throw on the fifth ballot the nomination from the f. with d.l. -- f.d.r. smith battle. he takes his votes under california under mcadoo and give them to roosevelt, knocks smith out and he loses the anaheimation

he takes the stage at carnegie hall to debate hearst. hearst won't show up for the debate. he goes to san simeon and starts buying more art work. smith loses control, screams and yells, red in the face, about this man and unmasks hearst. hearst then ironically comes out and backs smith for re- election. smith want nothing to do with him. 1922, hearst wants the nomination. smith says i won't run on the ticket if he's going to be on it. he said i'll be gone. he said i won't run on a ticket with hearst at all. smith was one of those guys that was just, well, he's honest. to he said i'm not going change my mind left and right and be as despicable as hearst and deal in character assassination. smith wins. and an ally, one of hearst's allies, he replaces him with jimmy walker and takes over the party. but smith gets the last laugh because in 1932 hearst uses his power to throw on the fifth ballot the nomination from the f.d.r.-smith battle. he takes his votes under california under mcadoo and give them to roosevelt, knocks smith out and he loses the nomination because of hearst's

. >> gretchen: steve is going to be at carnegie hall tonight. >> brian: how do you know that?

with that, may i express my gratitude to george and the carnegie hall for letting me speak before such an august gathering. without much adieu i'd like to get down to the subject and i will speak about our region and about pakistan and within that i must cover obviously the united states-pakistan relations which have achieved some kind of criticality at this moment. i would like to talk with recap lating a little bit of history from 1979 because sometimes our memories are sharp and forget about what has happened in the region because that will be the case for what we ought to be doing and what we have now. i will take on the period of 1979-1989, first of all. it was 1979 when the soviet union invaded afghanistan and occupied afghanistan. and this created a violation of u.s. policy which believed the containment of soviet expansion and created an arm in pakistan because the soviet union was trying to get to the warm waters in the indian ocean through pakistan and therefore there was a collusion of u.s. and pakistan interest and therefore we assisted afghanistan in fighting against the s

he takes the stage at carnegie hall to debate hearst. hearst won't show up for the debate. he goes to san simeon and starts buying more art work. smith loses control, screams and yells, red in the face, about this man and unmasks hearst. hearst then ironically comes out and backs smith for re- election. smith want nothing to do with him. 1922, hearst wants the nomination. smith says i won't run on the ticket if he's going to be on it. he said i'll be gore. he said i won't run on a ticket with hearst at all. smith was one of those guys that was just, well, he's honest. are he said i'm not going to change my mind left and right and be as despicable as hearst and deal in character assassination smith wins. and an ally, one of hearst's allies, he replaces him with jimmy walker and takes over the party. but smith gets the last laugh because in 1932 hearst uses his power to throw on the fifth ballot the nomination from the f.d.r. -smith battle. he takes his votes under california under mcadoo and give them to roosevelt, knocks smith out and he loses the nomination because of hear