♪ >> i love chopin. oliver play at the house, classical music. chopin. stravinski.volutionaries. innovators. pushing. chopin thought about improvisation. doing that on stage every night, on-the-fly. and write it down. it just came out of him. i wanted to quit every night. you know, old people come up to me and they say, why don't you play like you used to? i say, tell me how i used to? ♪ it takes a long time to be able to play like yourself. there is nothing like you used to. if you don't live on there is dead music, you know. just dead. charlie: you were good. we'll talk about francis davis. don: love of his life. charlie: use flashbacks? don: and hopefully in a way that does not feel like we are stopping the movie to go back and collect something and come back in time. all of those moments, we felt that they were reverie and dreams and just really something that he used to move forward even though he never looked back, you obviously do. she was the love of his life, they both kind of describe her as the one that got away. she is definitely one that he had the most

chopin, studied all them, broke down their compositions.tors, you know, pushing back at that stand at classical bag, chopin, all about improvisation. doing that on the stage every night on the fly, didn't write it down, just came out of 'em. i want to quit every night. you know, old people, they come up to me and they say, why don't you play like you used to? i say, tell me how i used to. it takes a long time to be able to play like yourself. you don't do nothing like you used to. the music don't move on in this damn music, you know. it's just dead. >> rose: man, you were good. i want to talk about frances davis. >> mm-hmm, yeah. love of his life. >> rose: you use flashbacks. yeah, and hopefully in a way that doesn't feel like we're stopping the movie to go back and collect something and come back in time, you know. all of those moments, you know, we kind of felt that they were, you know, reverie and dreams and just really something that he used to move forward even though he never looked back, you obviously do. and he was -- she was the lo

this is from the show chopin show pan am. everybody was served drinks, you could smoke but the job now, not nearly as much fun. rosanna: there are not the perks. i had a cousin that working for and they dissolved the airline and he lost his pension and benefits and he was looking for a job. >> and you have to pay for the training, so all right, but at least you are not travelling around the country and getting the flight time. >> well, greg, one of the biggest detriments is the locked cockpit. the fact that the pilot is not coming out of the cockpit is right now you are having pilots doing diversions and landing the aircraft because they no longer have the command to diffuse the situation, one hand the secure cockpits are good but they have destroyed a lot of the job. >> flying is safer than it was -- i remember in 70s and 80s we had plane crashes a couple every year. >> you are right, greg, last year in the u.s., not unsingle fatality. the airliner are more and more sophisticated and safer. but the problem that lies today in

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our president chopin's. the women in white of merged from palm sunday services.e a political presence. the world look on. then came news of the brussels terror attack. the president virtually ignored it. he spent 51 seconds on it. it was a passionless 51 seconds. terror had interrupted his legacy. he chose to ignore it. and argentina, he was forced to interrupt. fighting isis is his top right or t, he said. what has he actually done? he tangled the night away. if anything, this foreign trip turned out to be a legacy destroyer. it gains stature from the presidential visit. what kind of legacy is that? that is the legacy of global terror. he has some responsibility here. his failed policies led directly to the rise of isis and euros migrant crisis. he will not admit it. this week, we are being confronted with the jarring images of blood spread. free speech demonstrators drug off to prison. it has not been a good week for legacy building. ♪ don't let dust and allergies get between you and life's beautiful moments. with flonase allergy relief, they wont. most allergy