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a scholarship from star violinist and a sophie mozart alone had time to mature as a musician. made claims recordings of many exceptional and demanding compositions georgia and s q's octet for strings. it's a veritable mount everest for the musicians. performance seems to come straight from the song. wrote search when he was just seventeen. we have. great. all time. favorite. trying has one hundred percent devotion to the music she performs her repertoire includes works from the twentieth century and the classics. poets is. each note carries immense expressive power. architecture student power i started photographing bauhaus obama house inspired buildings four years ago live on his computer by adding bright color patterns by house breaking its one hundredth anniversary this year was all about full following function is chiefly taken this one step further he says full functionality and color is the result. of great reality becomes colorful urban fantasy geometric the suns are canvases for splashes of color. photographer and architecture student ice transforms the often plain str

patricia: mozart cÓmo termina todo -- vamos a ver cÓmo termina todo esto. sanciones contra cuba.es europeos y canadÁ han rechazado esta ley. estÁ listo estados unidos? >> hemos tenido conversaciones diplomÁticas con varios de los paÍses que podrían verse afectados y algunos pueden tomar medidas en contra de estados unidos. pienso que no hay bases para estos reclamos. pienso que es el momento de que se haga justicia para los propietarios estadounidenses. patricia: si estos reclamos llegan a la organizaciÓn mundial de comercio, quÉ pasarÁ? y si estados unidos cuenta con sus aliados para acabar con la dictadura venezolana,con la posibilidad de demandas no se perderÍa gran parte del apoyo internacional? >> serÁ muy decepcionante si europa abandona los principios democrÁticos, se quejarán de la ley, pero nos apoyaran sobre maduro. patricia: cuÁnto tiempo están dispuestos a esperar? >> estamos cada vez mÁs optimistas con el buen momento de la oposiciÓn. se puede ver en la superficie y la gente debe recordar que la sanciones duelen. durante los Últimos tres meses la oposiciÓn ha estado

patricia: mozart cÓmo termina todo -- vamos a ver cÓmo termina todo esto. sanciones contra cuba.con varios de los paÍses que podrían verse afectados y algunos pueden tomar medidas en contra de estados unidos. pienso que no hay bases para estos reclamos. pienso que es el momento de que se haga justicia para los propietarios estadounidenses. patricia: si estos reclamos llegan a la organizaciÓn mundial de comercio, quÉ pasarÁ? y si estados unidos cuenta con sus aliados para acabar con la dictadura venezolana,con la posibilidad de demandas no se perderÍa gran parte del apoyo internacional? >> serÁ muy decepcionante si europa abandona los principios democrÁticos, se quejarán de la ley, pero nos apoyaran sobre maduro. patricia: cuÁnto tiempo están dispuestos a esperar? >> estamos cada vez mÁs optimistas con el buen momento de la oposiciÓn. se puede ver en la superficie y la gente debe recordar que la sanciones duelen. durante los Últimos tres meses la oposiciÓn ha estado conversando con generales y otros que apoyan al rÉgimen. la gente tiene miedo de los cubanos y de sus servicios de i

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we're talking about the likes of beethoven, mozart and bach.mposers are putting youth before experience, as the bbc‘s tim allman explains. this piece of work is called rising. and the finger is 11—year—old paloma dineli chesky. this is not herfirst appearance with the new york philharmonic. she is practically a vetera n philharmonic. she is practically a veteran but this time she composes the song, every lyric and every note. you know how it is, you wait ages for a musical prodigy and then to come at once. both children part of the young composes programme, open to children between the ages of ten and 12, it aims to promote talent and instill a love of music. every child in this room has an create at least three or four pieces during the course of this. unedited. the child rides every note so we get the actual voice of the child. the prospect of seeing that voice on stage in front of a full house can be pretty daunting. first time ever. never done this before. playing you have so many different emotions in your hand. after the performances, the

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vonnie: we will have to go and have mozart chocolates. tom keene from the imf world bank spring meetings in washington, d.c. in the u.s., big banks kicking off earnings season. jp morgan setting a record while wells fargo initially surprised with its best first quarter profit in five years. but since the close, sentiment has turned negative. call --gs on the key things onour the call. two modest positives, but two negatives at weighing that. the number one thing is a net income interest guidance. they are guiding down 2% to 5% this year. the expedition was for 1% growth in net interest income coming into this call. that is 60% of their base as a midpoint. 2%, so notenue is at good. vonnie: that is where you see the stock rolling over. theyn: the second thing is sort of let go of any guidance related to the asset cap, saying they will focus on doing what is right, but that could indicate that their expectations are pushed out. the expectations for a lot of people on the street after we have seen regulators come out negative across the bank

country, as we replicate these gothic cathedrals, i was in the national cathedral sunday for the mozartery seat was taken. there is something about the artistic education presentation of those gothic structures that lift us up. that just brings us closer to god whether we feel it in a spiritual religious or secular sense. >> when i was a boy there was a boy that we were given to read in catholic schools. it's called the 13th greatest of centuries. it's a debatable point. the ability of that period of history to produce this architectural form and complete the buildings without steam engin engines, without electricity and funded by ordinary people. if you go to the great cathedral which i'm sure you've done, the glass windows include pictures of ordinary people whose faith driven gifts, money, talent, work, helped raise up this extraordinary temple which raises, as you say, every one else's spirit. there's something quite unique about the gothic that, for example, the kennedy center as magnificent as it is just doesn't do as a building. i do hope that the restoration of this cathedral wi

wish there were one trillion humans in the solar system and then there would be 1000 einsteins, 1000 mozarts do not have that long so there is all sorts of problems we are about to face because for the first time in our civilizational history going back thousands of years, we are now big compared to the size of the planet. we can fix that problem, but in exactly one way, by moving out into the solar system. and so, my part, my role in that is i want to build reusable space vehicles. that is the heavy lifting. amazon was able to get started a you with only $1 million in capital. and because i got to ride on the back of the credit card system, ride on the back of the pre-existing transportation network that could deliver packages, the pre-existing telecommunications network that could allow people to connect to our servers, all of that would have been hundreds of billions of dollars in capex, but it was all in place. that is what allowed facebook, if you think about it, two kids in a dorm room made this company in less than two decades. that is unbelievable. but that can't happen in space. the

i think the research we know, even people like mozart, he said it's not because they were natural geniusesust worked phenomenally hard for a long time. springsteen worked on the music his whole life. he did things to remain true to what started him. one of the things i admire most about his life choices is that -- his third album, which was the third superstar blowup album, he could have made a bigger out bum with national sound and becoming global celebrity. instead he went back to his hometown and wrote a very spare, very particular album about his own place. instead of going big, hewitt back to his roots, the thing that motivated him. the idea that the core of each of us, there is some question that nags at us. there is some desire that drives us. it can be anesthetic. i quote a woman who is a painter. she said, wire you a painter, she said, i love the smell of paint. there is a guy named tom boyce who has a book. they say some kids are dandy line children. he is a dandy line kid. his sister was an orchid. she achieved a lot, but depression and suicide to occur. the comparison between t

. >>> the sounds of balk and mozart have echoed through the great ousic halls the world for centuriesd many of the venues fought the beauty of classical music should be p shared inces where you would leas harry smith has our sunday closer. ♪ >> reporter: themu c, devorak, thete venue, a homeless shr. the group is led by concert violinist kelly hall tompkins, whose real job is playing as a soloist with orchestras around the wo >> this piece hopefully in our performance today willsoo thing to turn around, something, whatever it is you're hoing in your mind. >> reporter: some years back, tompkins played her violin in a soup kitchen with she volunteered. her life was immediately changed. >> i felt this incredible sense of engagement and absorption in what the music was saying. d as a performing artist, that is what we crave. >> reporter: since then, kelly and her cohorts played more than 100 concerts in homeless shelters. she cls her endeavor music kitchen. >> i want this contact that we have had, this concert, this c, mu to stay with them for a lifetime. >> reporter: at every concert, th

it's something like playing the piano for mozart. because to my mind bill moyers is the greatest broadcast journalist of our age. th he's won mor 30 national emmys, a lifetime achievement award for the national academy of television arts and sciences, nine george foster peabody awards, the broadcast equivalent of the pulitzer prize, three george polk awards, and the dupont-columbia golden baton. he's introduced us to me of the world's most remarkable people in his one-on-one interviews and shared with us a world of ideas. and he once took us inside hisily in a very personal way. he's authored 12 books. i'm incompetent to properly introduce bill moyers there's simply not enough time. before aowtudio audience a man for his modesty and his reluctance to talk about himself, agreed to sit down with me for a conversation i shall never forget. ladies and gentlemen, mr. bill moyers. (upbeat music) (audience applause) - it started in marshall, texas but it started before you were a journalist. something unusual occurred in marshall that taugh

the music, if you think of mozart and bach, they would not exist without religion. —— but we have a christiany much, anne—elisabeth moutet, for sharing your thoughts on this side but in some way hopeful day as well in paris. sad because of the devastation to the cathedral the inverted be seen, but hopeful because the cathedral is still there to be seen. back to you in london. thank you, hugh schofield. those extraordinary donations coming in me that the fund already stands at 300 million euros from the two huge donations that came in. thousands took to the streets as the cathedral burned. many stood together singing hymns as they watched the flames. crowd sings hymn we can speak now to marie le conte, a french journalist, who joins me from westminster. frankie very much forjoining us. what were your emotions as you watch notre—dame burn? what were your emotions as you watch notre-dame burn? like everyone else around the world, i was just glued to the screen. it was complete shock. we had no idea how much worse it was going to get, so even having to go to bed because we did not know what was g