over the next five decades, irving berlin created 1,500 songs that determined the development of americanacks for eighteen hollywood films, among his numerous awards is a tony award, a grammy award and an oscar for the song wight christmas. which was later recognized best-selling song of the 10th century. it was performed by frank sinatra, elvis presley, bob marley, mirai mathieu and other stars of world music. irving shaw became the author of jazz standards, which broadway still adheres to, he comes from a small belarusian town, he wrote a song that became the unofficial anthem of the united states, god. bless america. for her, he received the military meritorious service medal from us president harry truman, the congressional gold medal from president dwight eisenhower, and the medal of freedom from president ronald reagan. berlin's centenary was celebrated around the world, culminating in an all-star concert at carnegie hall. the composer died in his sleep at the age of 101. it still remains a mystery how a self-taught person who didn’t know how to read music created phenomenal music,

the world, let’s find out the name of a native of tolochin, who put his talented hand to jazz, irving berlinin tolochin, in the family of a local cantor , after 5 years the family emigrated to new york, after the death of his father , thirteen-year-old irving had to quit school to earn money as a newspaper delivery boy and , despite the lack of musical education, as a singing waiter in chinata cafe. for his first song, merry from sunny italy, berlin received a fee of 37 cents; a couple of years later he had his first international hit and incredible fame. over the next five decades... irwin berlin composed 1,500 songs that shaped the development of american popular music, wrote scores for twenty broadway musicals and soundtracks for eighteen hollywood films. his many awards include a tony award, a grammy award, and an oscar for wide christmas, which was later recognized as the best-selling song of the twentieth century. it was performed by frank sinatra, elvis presley, bob marley, mirai mathieu and others. world music stars irving shaw became the author of jazz standards that broadway adhere

a self-taught man who created phenomenal music, what irving berlin became famous for, we will tell you who changed the world. yes, so don’t miss it, watch us carefully, and we also remind you that dobry ranitsy belarus is holding a drawing for a promotional family action show. which this sunday, september 24, has already started in belarus 1. go to our instagram account and follow the conditions of the draw , they are as simple as possible and there is something to compete for, i’ll tell you honestly, yes, i confirm, but now let’s take time for our breakfast, write down a new recipe from anatoly moiseev. good morning, today we are having rhubarb shortbread for breakfast. you can buy tender stalks of rhubarb with a sour taste. on the market or grow it in your own summer cottage, to prepare it for us you will need flour, butter, sugar, eggs, baking powder, and for the filling, revere , sour cream, and sugar, sift two cups of flour into a deep bowl, add sugar and dough softener, rub a pack of cold butter there. mix everything until smooth, beat in a chicken egg, knead the dough, roll it i

a self-taught man who created phenomenal music, what irving berlin became famous for, we will tell youhanged the world, and also according to tradition, these are not all plans for the day, for the morning, for today, in the second part of our program on the eve of world tourism day, which is celebrated annually on 27 september, we are waiting in the studio for good difference belarus, director of the department of tourism, ministry of sports and tourism of the republic of belarus, irina varanovich. well our morning continues. you know, a lot, a lot changes , something goes, something comes, but what remains unchanged is that breakfast, and now anatoly moiseev will tell us how to make shortbread pie with rhubarb. good morning, today we are having rhubarb shortbread for breakfast . you can buy tender rhubarb stems with a sour taste at the market or grow them in your own garden. plot. to prepare it we will need. flour, butter, sugar, eggs, baking powder, and for the filling rhubarb, sour cream and sugar, sift two cups of flour in a deep bowl, add sugar and baking powder, rub a packet of

uh, such well, popular music is irving berlin , who actually came from the cantera family. american music from the late twenties and thirties. she was very similar to the forties, and she was similar to what our composers of the twenty thirty did. i just wanted to tell you more about it nothing, and then you know when you want to bake a loaf. you must first, uh, sow the bread, uh, squeeze it into flour, make it, there, and so on. this is an inevitable process. nothing worked out, and i was forced to invent this theater, which we created with david shmelyansky together with sasha popov.

uh, such, well, popular music is irving berlin, who is actually from the kanter family.’s from somewhere around here, and american music from our region, and here’s american music from the late twenties and thirties. it was very similar to the forties, uh, and it was similar to what our composers twenty thirty did. i just wanted to say nothing more about it, and then you know, when you want to bake a loaf. you must first, uh, sow the bread, uh, squeeze it into flour, make it, there, and so on. this is an inevitable process. nothing worked out, and i was forced to invent this theater, which we created with david shmelyansky together with sasha popov, who unfortunately no longer exists. we understood that we were doing one project. and then we will need to move somewhere, because we incurred a lot of debts , we did not fully understand, what he was leaving for. and this is purely automatic, of course, but when you stage a musical, it’s an expensive business. and uh , debts appear and they must be repaid. i said that i would die. uh, then when we pay off all the debts, so w

uh, such well popular music is irving berlin who is generally from the kanter family yes came, and they all natives. that's from somewhere here, yes, and american from our area, and here is american music of the late 20s of the twenties and thirties. it was very similar even to the forties, and it was similar to what our twentieth-thirty composers did. i just wanted to tell you nothing more about it, and then you know when you want to bake a bun. you must first uh, sow the bread, uh, compress it to make flour, there and so on. this is an inevitable process. nothing happened, and i had to come up with a theater that we created with david shmelyansky together with sasha popov, which unfortunately no longer exists. we understood that we were doing one project. and then it will be necessary to move somewhere, because we have done a lot of debt. well, we did not fully understand what we were getting into. and this is purely autistic, of course, but when you put on a musical, here it is a costly business. and uh, there are debts that need to be repaid. i said that i would die. uh, then, when

>> john: george gershwin, irving berlin. jerome kern.nfluences and what really kind of dazzles me, when we work together, that we are separated by not just two generations, by three generations. and yet the actual process of writing and working is almost absurdly easy. >> lin-manuel: yeah. >> stephen: really? even though sometimes when you approach to start to a song, you think "i don't know what i'm doing?" >> john: but you never know what you're doing. >> lin-manuel: but we go there together. >> stephen: a lonely place to be alone. what is that feeling like when you realize you've gone from not knowing to knowing something? how does that happen? what is that mysterious moment when the blank page turns into not an accusation but a possibility. >> lin-manuel: we talk about that all the time actually. >> john: in the first place, you never know much. you really don't. but something begins to happen and if you're working with another person, you begin to pile idea on idea. and it's an adventure. and if you don't put some god up there telli

the song i like ike was actually written by irving berlin and the disney company produced a commercial for eisenhower. and then you also think of bill clinton in the 1992 campaign. he's kind of an unknown. he's young. he's the pictures of him as a hippie. but he goes on the on the arsenio hall show. right. and he plays the saxophone wearing sunglasses to kind of show that he's hip and cool. but he also has that song, the fleetwood mac song that makes him kind of approachable and safe from the perspective of the baby boomers. so i think those people are examples of people who used it well. one person who i don't think took good advantage of culture at all was jimmy carter. jimmy carter watched. 480 movies while he was president. that's 120 a year. he only had one term. so 2 to 3 movies a week. while he's serving the president in a very difficult time for this country. and he didn't find any way to connect to the people based on all of his movie watching. he just sat there and watched the movies and took them in. but there was nothing broader about it. and he has not been his presidency