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mozart classical music festival dedicated to her favorite composers the elder and younger mozart. in the nineteenth century livy flay in the northeast corner of what was then the austria-hungary an empire today it's in ukraine and it's a vibrant city with a well preserved old town it's a favorite destination for tourists from all over the world. of for two three thirty the third day of rehearsal. beethoven's triple concerto played by three soloists sent musicians from germany's national youth orchestra and the youth orchestra of ukraine. youth orchestra of ukraine was founded in twenty sixteen byock son a litany and is modeled on one in germany. to master might be here i would with the bavarian london's you're going to ok stuff for the first time in germany in two thousand and six. i was deeply impressed by how this is organized in germany and the way young people cultivate this fine musical culture. or young i mentioned i was fascinated by the atmosphere and. the accomplishment and the results. but. since then it's been my dream to bring this experience to ukraine probably he mig

. >>> she's just 12 years old but already drawing compareson to mozart.il the suspects who ripped off a manicure place. kpix 5s maria medina shows us: they spent hours getting pampered.. before finally making their move. >>> tonight concord police want to nail the suspects who ripped off a nail place. they spent hours getting pampered before finally making their move. surveillance video show it is four suspects make a b line for the door. but let's rewinds to their two hour stay at ruby's nail bar in concord. they make themselves comfortable. looking at their phones, relaxing back in their chairs, laughing appearing to joke around. at one point the man who wanted a pedicure starts petting one of their heads. >> they wanted everything. they wanted to put diamonds on. >> reporter: they were difficult customers. all three women asked for elaborate designs that they asked to change over and over. as the employees finished and cleaned up toward the end of the night. that's when the group ran out woeu pag i. they followed the four suspects and nearly contact th

the streets you can hear cuban music on every corner and hear in the cathedral there's mozart going on. forty five minutes and not. every journey begins with the first step and every language with the first word published in the. rico is in germany to learn german why not learn a simple online on your mobile and free themselves from a d w z learning course because german made easy. it's all about the moments that. it's all about the story in song. it's all about george chance to discover the world from different perspectives. join us inspired by distinctive instagram others. d.w. story topics each week on instagram. everyone and welcome to a euro max highlights with a focus on winter here is a look at what is coming up in the show. winter wonderland shop windows around europe gear up for christmas. it's winter treats in norway is home to the world's largest gingerbread town. when two workshop homemade cookies are all the rage this season. christmas is just around the corner so europe is getting in the festive mood and everywhere you turn you can see colorful christmas decorations li

. >>> tonight a 12-year-old girl is being compared to mozart.e musical prodigy is getting ready to make her american debut right here in the bay area. her shows this weekend are sold out. but we scored a sneak peak tonight. >>> ♪ >> reporter: she's the smaller member of the orchestra and at age 12 younger than some of the other artists grandchildren. but english child prodigy natural musical gifts make her stand out like a giant on stage. >> you know she's not just a fabulous virtuoso performer. she's also a composer. she also has the intellect to create the music she's going to play and it's been seen and recognized by some very famous artists who sort of say this is the real deal. >> reporter: irma has been playing violin and piano since she was three. she is making her u.s. debut with symphony chicago. then came this profile on 60 minutes last month. >> it's quite normal for me to walk around and melodies poop in my mind. it's the most normal thing of all. >> sold out not just by local audiences but people are flying in to see the young wonde

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echo classic award the documentary follows the recording of two mozart piano concertos. celebrations also in the british royal family queen elizabeth the second and prince philip marked their seventieth wedding anniversary in november they're now the longest married royal couple in the world. jeff gerth the chris kinda invites everyone to the market and everyone is welcome and. very common. at the start of december numerics famous christe candle market opened its one of germany's biggest christmas markets drawing over two million visitors christmas markets are an important part of the german advent season. although it's still a couple of weeks until christmas the festive streets and shop windows in many european capitals are already helping shoppers get into the holiday spirit before twenty seventeen finally draws to a close. well for anyone planning a trip to london before or after christmas you probably have the classic sights on your list tower of london buckingham palace and of course a ride on one of those famous red double decker buses but what about pounding the p

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the a rts segment of mozart's nine sonata.f kennedy. but it was ronald reagan who began regular teleplay performances in the 1980s. at times, music made history, it not merely a company that. in 1985, prince charles and princess diana had visited, taking the by storm. finally, a dense with princess diana and john travolta was approved. there is a wonderful photo of them dancing in the foyer of the white house, and that picture went across the globe. as american music has evolved from its european routes, so have the range of performers. but the marine band, the oldest continuing music group in the us, has more often than not provided the soundtrack of diplomacy. jane o'brien, bbc news, washington. you have been watching newsday. basal watching. —— thank you for watching. and before we go, let's take a look at these pictures. and the astronauts on the international space station have been enjoying a bit of a treat — their very own pizzas. they were sent pizza bases and toppings to assemble to their own requirements, before warm

the 10:00 mass is famous for its music, and today it's mozart.nter the cathedral, and you're immersed in pure baroque grandeur. ♪ dona nobis ♪ ♪ nobis pacem ♪ since it was built in only about 15 years, the church boasts particularly harmonious art and architecture. in good baroque style, the art is symbolic, cohesive, and theatrical, creating a kind of festival procession that leads to the resurrected christ triumphing high above the altar. ♪ nobis ♪ ♪ dona nobis ♪ ♪ nobis pacem ♪ ♪ pacem ♪ music and the visual art complement each other. the organ loft fills the church with glorious sounds as mozart, 250 years after his birth, is still powering worship with his musical genius. ♪ nobis ♪ ♪ nobis pacem ♪ ♪ nobis ♪ ♪ pacem ♪ >> funding for "third rail with ozy" is provided in part by: the corporation for public broadcasting. the pew charitable trusts. driven by the power of knowledge to solve today's most challenging problems. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. ♪ ♪ ( cheers and applause ) >> watson: hey, every

the 10:00 mass is famous for its music, and today it's mozart.nter the cathedral, and you're immersed in pure baroque grandeur. ♪ dona nobis ♪ ♪ nobis pacem ♪ since it was built in only about 15 years, the church boasts particularly harmonious art and architecture. in good baroque style, the art is symbolic, cohesive, and theatrical, creating a kind of festival procession that leads to the resurrected christ triumphing high above the altar. ♪ nobis ♪ ♪ dona nobis ♪ ♪ nobis pacem ♪ ♪ pacem ♪ music and the visual art complement each other. the organ loft fills the church with glorious sounds as mozart, 250 years after his birth, is still powering worship with his musical genius. ♪ nobis ♪ ♪ nobis pacem ♪ ♪ nobis ♪ ♪ pacem ♪ myour favorite recipesu with better for you ingredients from the modern pantry? then you won't want to miss this season of "martha bakes." join me in my kitchen where i'll teach you how to transform everything from traditional cakes, pies and even breads with new ingredients, plus mouthwatering gluten and dairy free treats for e

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so when you finish all the pieces of mozart beethoven festival. i propose next year we do. what you think. each year so i can come back four years. out here on the beautiful plaza de la you can still hear cuban music coming from every corner but we're going in. the next time with serious music and. any. man man. but. yeah i am. i am and i am an anti. an. i am an. hour and. yeah a. man. i am an old. man and. i am. on an. island. night. and i am. thank . you. i think ok but today's challenge frank from havana. i can. feel. the. love of my. that respects the balance of nature. and. what methods exist that restore order to the cycle of nature. and can they be as productive as conventional farming. pioneering methods and models. today. to fasten your seatbelt. look at the. travel guide. in sixty minutes w. . and here's a little something you might be interested to know if you're keen to get that complete mediæval experience you can spend the night in the castle it houses a hostel. and you can also take in the best view of nuremberg from up here. and from the cold german winter o

.>>> 12 years old and is being compared to mozart.musical prodigy is getting to make her america -- american debut in the bay area.>> [ music ]>> today she rehearsed alongside the orchestra in san jose and we are live in san jose where fans from all over the country are expected to attend the shows. >> we got an exclusive look at the rehearsal but as far as the performance here on saturday and sunday, the tickets are impossible to get and they sold out in a matter of minutes and you are about to find out why. >> [ music ]>> the smallest member of the orchestra and younger than some of the other artists but the child prodigy has gifts that make her stand out like a giant on stage.>> she is not just a fabulous performer which we have all seen performers but she is also a composer. she also has the intellect to create the music she is going to play and it has been seen and recognized by very famous artists. this is the real deal.>> alma deutscher has been playing since three and composed the first opera at 10 years old and making her deb

. >> the president leads the tour to the east room, on whose piano he plays a small portion of mozart's reporter: the arts were heavily promoted under president john f. kennedy. but it was ronald reagan who began regular televised performances in the 1980's. and at times, music has made history, not merely accompanied it. >> in 1985, prince charles and princess diana had taken the city by storm. so john travolta wanted to dance with princess diana and he was timid, he didn't know the protocol. he was finally assured it would be fine. there's that beautiful image of john travolta and princess diana dancing in the grand foyer of the white house. and that picture went across the globe. reporter: as american music has evolved from its european roots, so has the range of performers. but the marine band, the oldest continuing music group in the u.s., has more often than not provided the soundtrack of diplomacy. bbc news, washington. laura: the musical stage at the white house. i'm laura trevelyan. thank you for watching. ♪ >> with the bbc news app, our vertical videos are designed to work aro

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the president leads the tour to the east room, on whose piano he plays a portion of mozart's 9th sonatareagan who began regular televised performances in the 1980s. at times, music made history, it not merely accompanied it. in 1985, prince charles and princess diana had visited, taking the city by storm. sojohn travolta wanted to dance with princess diana. he was a bit intimidated — he didn't know the protocol. and finally, he was assured that would be fine. and there is a wonderful photo of them dancing in the grand foyer of the white house, and that picture went across the globe. as american music has evolved from its european roots, so, too, have the range of performers. but the marine band, the oldest continuing music group in the us, has more often than not provided the soundtrack of diplomacy. jane o'brien, bbc news, washington. fascinating stuff. and remember, you can get in touch with me and most of the team on twitter. i am @lvaughanjones. stay the team on twitter. i am @lvaugha njones. stay with the team on twitter. i am @lvaughanjones. stay with bbc news. hello. this is the

produces the literal -- >> when he was trying to get general relativity, living in berlin he played mozarthis violin and would say that reconnects me to the harmony of the universe. that ability to feel harmonies of music and nature's laws that is exemplar of what we are talking about. >> is there a difference between the kind of genius that albert einstein has and the inventiveness of ben franklin? a lot of people say i'm never going to be einstein. i wonder what made ben franklin building the bifocals or looking at the lightning and say i wonder if there is a way to conduct that. >> einstein had mental processing power that we can never come close to. we cannot aspire to be einstein. ben franklin wasn't necessarily the smartest in terms of just pure mental processing power but they had a playful curiosity. franklin would just travel around. you would see a whirl wind and have to chase it along and come up with notion of gulf stream and northeastern storm. curiosity, just absolutely random, absolutely playful and passionate curiosity is something that connects ben franklin, steve jobs, le

i thought that is what ben franklin did, even einstein, would play out his violin and play mozart when he had trouble with his equations saying music and art helps connect to the spirit of the cosmos and the harmony of the spheres. the ultimate of that, the person i decided to be the capstone of a series of books about creativity and how to achieve it is leonardo da vinci. leonardo had the great fortune to be born out of wedlock. had he been legitimate born, he would have been a notary like his father, grandfather, great-grandfather and great-great-grandfather. leonardo loved, as he grew up in the tiny village of veggie, to blend fantasy and reality. he loved to think out of the box, he loved to do things different. all the things you do not want in your notary but it did help him become a creative artist and engineer who loved the pattern of nature. also by being bored out of wedlock, said to one of the latin schools, crammed filled with dusty scholasticism of the middle ages. and became a disciple of experience, meaning he did experiment, always questioned whatever he was told and de

even v einstein would pull out s violin and play mozart when he was having trouble with his equations, saying that music and art help connect us to the spirit of the cosmos and the harmony of the spheres. but the ultimate of that and the person i decided should be the capstone of a series of books about creativity and how to achieve it is leonardo da vinci. now, leonardo at the great good fortune to be born out of wedlock. [laughing] had he been legitimate born, he would've been a notary like his father, grandfather, great-grandfather, great-great-grandfather. leonardo loved as he grew up in the tiny village to blend fantasy and reality. he loved to think out of the box. he loved to do things different. all the things you do not want in your notary. but it did help him become a creative artist and engineer who loved the patterns of nature he one of the to universities oren schools to have his head crammed filled with this of the middle ages until he got to o become what he called a disciple of experience. meaning he did experiments he always questioned what whatevere was told and -- d

. >> mozart was born in salsberg us a tree a i brought something for you guys, chocolate.reated in us a tree a so i want you guys to try it. >> oh, good. >> open it up. break it open, mike. >> goodies inside. >> really? >> i know. >> surprise? >> you know, chocolate. >> oh, marspan. >> covered in milk chocolate. >> up. >> i have no idea if they're good yet. >> fantastic. >> really? >> okay. all the way from austria. >> and also, red bull, their headquarters are in austria, way up in the hills, we'll see where the church where maria was married in the movie, we saw the red bull headquarters, yes, so great trip. aid great great time. very cold. but you couldn't feel t i have all kind of pictures if you want to see on social media. >> well, were you yodeling on a train. i saw that on instagram. >> yes, i was, because you had to sing along with the movie. >> you know the sound every music, aired here, sunday night? while were you gone? >> really? >> i thought of you. >> i need to watch it again. dow. >> so, as i came home, you know, getting all my stuff, getting all settled an

our goal is not that they're the next beethoven or mozart or marsal marsalis.ext doctor, s that opportunity to provide that, that's what this is about. >> reporter: they're performing live tonight. a free performance at the reid temple. we have the information on the screen. it's up on the screen. come on out and see the youngsters perform. ♪ >> not only are they talented. how about the director playing piano and doing the interview at the same time. >> never stops. >> we can barely walk and talk at the same time. multiple talent there. just such a great season to hear these put full voices. >> really awesome. thanks to the choir and molette. we'll check back in with you a little later. >> don't you want to play the music. >> i wish we could, right? we're getting set for our choir showcase. >>> we'll be in olney, maryland, the bethel world outreach chur all the christmas music. >> for sure. 6:16 is our time right now. zien >>> increase in humidity and decrease in wind speeds are helping the thomas fire. it's 50% contained. making progress. that's an improvement

if you want to save education play mozart, not lady gaga on the playground. i have validated the water filtration system for the city of san francisco, rant lab fort a -- ran the lab for the approval. i have designed products for the software, science, dod and all sorts. i came to san francisco to start my small business. i am a mother, a single mother of three children. my daughter amy in the middle went to june jordan school of equity and has scholarship at nyu. my son matthew went to lowell, graduated two years ago, came back from peru, helping kids learn sports and my daughter goes to lowell. i would ask as the voice, we allow barbary coast to put this business, they operate from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. to bridge the gap between the different groups of people. and i appreciate being heard by our system. and our elected officials, but i state as a molecular biologist, mother, sister, i am san francisco, i am the single mother that supported myself, no child support, no anything. i am low middle class. my children are educated at a molecular level. i have approve

he'd play mozart on his violin and he'd say, that reconnects me to the harmony of the universe.ity to feel the aharmonies of music and harmonies of nature's laws that is the exemplar of what we've been talking about. >> is there a difference between the kind of genius that an albert einstein has and the inventiveness of a ben franklin? i think a lot of people will say to themselves, look, i'm never going to be einstein, but i wonder what is it that made ben franklin be able to invent bifocals or look at the lightning and say, i wonder if there's some way to conduct that. >> it's a great question because einstein had a mental processing power that we will never come close to. we cannot aspire to be einstein. but benjamin franklin, like leonardo da vinci and like steve jobs weren't necessarily the, you know, smartest in terms of just pure mental processing power. but they had a playful curiosity. and franklin would just travel around. he'd see a whirlwind and have to chase it along and come up with the notion of the gulfstream and northeastern storms. so curiosity, a just absolute

absolutely, they love mozart apparently.g them. some of them might be relieved thoroughly and they might be in pain from the injuries. we thought we would give it a go, place and classical music in the hospital and we noticed it seemed to have an effect. they were much more calm, not as loud as they usually are as you can hear in the background. they can be quite vocal and this chilled them out so we thought we would give ita them out so we thought we would give it a go. and if you want to see more you can see it on bbc spotlight facebook page. from all of us here at bbc spotlight, have a lovely christmas. you to, let us know how you get on with simon, if it works with seals it might work with him. and peter i will put my train ticket to hull. thank you very much. if you want to see more on any of those stories you can find them on the iplayer and be gone nationwide every weekday afternoon at 4:30pm. homelessness in england is a "national crisis" according to a group of mps. more than 9,000 people are sleeping rough and a fu

donald trump standing in front of all those pages, kind of reminded me of the emperor joseph who told mozarting this sort of crude picture of, hey, let's go back to 1960 before we had any of these occupational regulations. a lot of these are being scrapped at the behest of some of the new swamp creature that is the trump administration has brought in. you do wonder in secret who is is actually pulling the strings. somewhat ironic considering the r republicans just unveiled an 1100 page tax bill last night. apparently donald trump is not against all paperwork. >> i understand why the koch br brothers would be against deregulation. i get why big business or wall street would want to be deregulated, so they can reopen the casino that crashed the economy in 2008. i get why the rich and corporations want deregulation. how did republicans pull off this parlor trick of getting your ordinary rank and file republican to cheer for deregulation too? >> going back to the obama administration, you heard the republicans in congress talk about the regulatory tsunami that was being inflicted on businesses b