under the direction of stock conducted daniel barenboim that's good debuted in new york's famous kind of keyhole. he's great passion is for the works of beethoven. his frequent appearances in israel are always challenging. a concert in the middle east is always as he says more than just the concert. he concerns himself with the relationship between religion and politics and music above all he wants to use music to bring people together. and something joins me now in the studio i welcome you 1st of all tell us a bit more about performing in israel it's it i mean it how emotional is it for you well it's emotional because there are always so many layers of meaning beyond just playing the concert if it would be here in berlin it's quite different and when i say emotional and it doesn't always just positive emotions i mean there's a lot. of baggage there's a lot of extra meaning and. already from the very beginning when i was a child it was meant for me crossing boundaries and learning music studying music was was crossing boundaries into another world culturally linguistically. and all th

years ago you played with the west to east and divide yes orchestra i'm about all got daniel barenboim this is made up of musicians from the middle east yes who come together in musical harmony however you have your own all the galley chamber orchestra yes similar goals perhaps but slightly different similar idea but i must say quite different context in the sense that the chambre is based is based on a and its members are people who live there next to each other but over many many years. lead very pair of disconnected. cultural lights and so always there is a conflict points between the palestinians in israel and israel and the jews in israel is is on the most basic economic. contacts and so we believe. very strongly that there is a place for folks who cultural. working together and coming together and finding finding out finding a life together and you recently actually toured germany just with not just is there was incredible it was incredible for the musicians it was extremely. invigorating for them and very meaningful for or for the young musicians to be received in such with such