or beethoven composers like haydn and mozart were role models. because after realizing just how great they were you purposely chose to come to vienna. of course much more than just the metropolis for music so it's time for a brief overview of austria's capital. some $1900000.00 people live in vienna and each year the city welcomes around $7500000.00 visitors that makes the austrian capital one of the most popular destinations in europe. to experience what vienna has to offer just follow the things it's famous ring road that's the recommendation from our head concierge at the hotel imperial he knows what visitors want to see. just over 5 kilometers long and 60 metres wide the link is divided into 9 sections each with its own name. the ring road in circles the city's historical center. it also runs past the vienna state opera one of the world's most prestigious opera houses and. if that's because that is probably the most famous building on the. evening you can see the audience coming here not just in cars but also on foot it's nice to watch that e

i tell about the story in the book of mozart and mozart sister his sister was great genius also. when they were young she was equally a child prodigy and when they were young they toured together and some people said she was a better musician than she was. once she hit her early teens her father told her it was time to go home it would be scandalous for her to continue being a musician in public and she had to go home and be married, which was the only proper thing for an early teenager of the time in the 1600s. mozart got to go on his talent was nurtured he most met composers and conductors of people who helped him put them into great positions. if mozart had been sent home and only got to play his music in his living room would we consider him a genius? if you never got to compose because it was scandalous for a man's work to be played in public we wouldn't consider him a genius either. genius needs to be the two points of genius are not that it's natural but that it needs to be nurtured and it needs to be recognized. >> what we call in the dictionary company as well. [laughter

she has mozart playing and she is dressed as mozart, like, well, obviously!r husband narrating. fiona managed to run 7.5 miles in her back garden before becoming rather dizzy... and no doubt are distracted by the dog. and having to finish the remaining distance at her local park. she was raising money for the british lung foundation. time for a look at the weather. here's louise lear. good evening. we have closed out our month of march with sunny spells and scattered showers. this was barnsley earlier on this afternoon. most of the show is filtered in of the north sea and were gci’oss eastern the show is filtered in of the north sea and were across eastern england and, as the afternoon progressed, we saw them creep further west. quite a lot of cloud out to the west, we have also seen a rash of showers gci’oss have also seen a rash of showers across northern and eastern scotland. those showers may well continue through the night but, elsewhere, they are going to fade away and winds will fall light and with this skies clearing, we could actually see those tempe

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a burst of mozart to help toast 100 influential women in westminster.omen's day. it's great to be surrounded by so many inspirational women and i hope that those who are not on it this year will really up their game and get completely competitive in the way that men would. the women in politics that stick with me most are the people who were prepared to be different and say things that were different, whether that was barbara castle — a great labour politician who fought against the status quo — or indeed mrs thatcher, and i do want to celebrate the difficult women, the battle axes and the rebels. among others in the 100, the current mother of the house. the country at work is made up of women and men at work, and parliament is no different, so it's important to normalise that and make sure that it's no longer a gentleman's club run by an old boy's network but women are expecting an equal say. and a certain former prime minister. first of all, in terms of front line politics, it's partly about showing other women who are in front line politics. and ther

he's like a mini mozart. >> reporter: he's the director of marketing. >> he shreds. >> reporter: christopher began shredding at the lodge 6 years ago. that's when his mom and dad realizing he had quite a talent came up with the idea of having him share it for free. >> i just want him to give back to the community and make some people happy. and so we found this place and everyone here loves him. >> reporter: love him they do. christopher's playing always brings smiles and occasionally tears to the residents faces. he comes with no set play list, just draws from the hundreds of classical tunes he knows by heart to play what he thinks will touch their hearts. >> i just decid i look at their expressions. i enjoy making people smile on faces. >> reporter: but it turns out it's not just the audience getting something out of this. christopher admits to being a little awkward when it comes to talking to other people, but kmuking with his music, that's easy. >> i like playing here, it's very comfortable for me to play piano with pieces i'm familiar with in public. however, it's hard for me to presen

mozart. beethoven. tchaikovsky.an values. >> wertheim: it goes beyond pleasures of the ear, though. he also objects to mixing tastes. >> toroczkai: the foods, the european foods. for example, the doner-kebab in berlin, budapest. i would like to eat the doner kebab in istanbul. >> wertheim: we're spending a half a billion dollars on a fence to keep out doner kebabs? >> toroczkai: you know, we need this border fence to preserve our safe country. >> wertheim: in the same town, we found sandor nagy, who's part of the mayor's posse, patrolling for migrants. you might think he would be precisely the kind of person to benefit from the family protection plan. after all, he and his wife moved from budapest to raise their eight children in this pastoral paradise. but he's excluded. not enough savings to qualify. "this really helps families if they have enough capital and their own money, he says, "but i think there are many families in the country who do not have their own basic capital and the plan cannot help them." and the

before that rally, he was probably up all night trying to crack that one like mozart writing a symphonyde in america no made in the united states? no made in the u.s. of a? damn it, donald, you can do this." [ laughter ] and the same empty symbolism is the hallmark of trump's foreigno called himself the most militaristic person ever, and proclaimed his support for a bunch war crimes including torture, taking iraq's oil and killing the families of terrorists and, of course, he famously said his main adviser on foreign policy was himself and that he got all his ideas from watching television who do you talk to f military advice right now? >> well, i watch the shows i really see a lot of great -- you know, when you watch your show and all of the other shows and you have the generals -- >> do you do - >> and you have certain people that you like. >> but is there somebody is there a go to for you you know >> probably there are two or three. >> every presidential candidate has a go to. >> probably there are two or three. >> since we have some dire foreign policy issues percolating around the

ana: voy a hacer la comparaciÓn desde los genios de la mÚsica mozart, chopin.s] >> y mÁs adelante. mac: tÚ tienes amigas como verÓnica castro, kate del castillo, daniela romo, galilea. ¿de quÉ hablan mujeres como ustedes cuando estÁn? ana: para mi gusto, aÚn cuando pesa mucho el apellido, que se quitara. nunca me habÍan hecho esa pregunta, marÍa antonieta. mac: nadie puede imaginar que quien escribiÓ luna, pecado original, sea una persona tan normal. ana: soy una persona normal mac: ¿pero que te baja? porque todo esto tiende a subirte. ana: nada. al contrario, yo creo que mi familia, aunque mucha gente piensa que soy una persona dÉspota porque no me quedo con nada, expresiva, siempre digo las cosas que me gustan y las que no me gustan. yo creo que es mi gente la que me ayuda tambiÉn y esa mente de estar con un pÚblico esperando fuera del escenario yo me acerco a darle la mano al pÚblico, yo veo esas caras y viene la frase: quÉ poquito se necesita para hacer feliz a la gente. mac: en los escenarios adonde se sube descalza y no para conectar con la tierra, sino c