in mid-september, the volunteers of the mozart group evacuated several dozen people from bahmut placedonetsk region, local residents olena and nadiya were among the survivors, who decided to leave the city after nadiya almost died during the alto shelling. i already had problems not only in me что когда произошёл взроз возле моего дома имени problems already started when the explosion happened i was concussed near my house, but now everything is fine, it often happens that i don't remember the words, i still haven't recovered here, at that moment, at the same time, they created an atopy, they were completely crying, so poor this the car, they were all in bulletproof vests in the fairy tales, that is, you were actually taken out after the postle, under the bullets, under the explosions. i remember they were muttering, so they were shooting , of course and they are well done. in the morning, the bus came in the morning. during the day they drove people four times for sure, they drove people to kramatorsk, they brought us to kramatorsk and dropped us off quickly, they fed us, they gave u

, and they are valuable because they are beethoven, and mozart. it's really more how the music functions in our lives. how these cultural institutions shaped our musical experience. what does music do for us as a society? those questions were almost easier to ask in the world of jazz, african american communities, because music was so clearly about the civil rights movement. so i think i gravitated towards american studies because it was really about trying to explain music in my own light. i was here. >> totally, yeah. you know, thinking about the book and then this interest and contemporary music, and work that brings people together, when you started investigating the national anthem, not when you started, but at what point in your investigation did you realize i could write a whole book about it? i mean it's a pretty comprehensive exploration, but i don't know that the average person would think that you could write a 300 and some odd page book. yeah, no, that is really a great question. i started out with questions my students had. about the

oh sure, show me please. minute it's mozart yes night serenade in d major.only for you. what happened. why are you looking like that? i think i fell in love with you i do not think. i know that i fell in love with you at first sight. as you can see, lord, it is quite possible to turn the depressive city of primorsk into a real resort pearl of our coast in two years . congratulations on your premiere. i'm sorry i couldn't come. i am i really wanted to be in the hall today, but i was called to an important meeting, my dear. vera , i will always regret this. anton yes , hello, i'm sorry, but i won't be able to today, another meeting is also very important for me. yes, and i'm afraid. you have an important meeting for a long time, and you promised to regret it all your life. imagine what a list of regrets gathering for retirement you look, by the way. the contract for two months is true, but i have already refused. i just can't be without you for so long, when you found out about it this morning , the official confirmation came. yes, clearly, i i love you, okay?

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in 1977, he was sent into space along with the works of mozart bach and beethoven to give extraterrestrialions an idea of ​​the most beautiful that only exists on our planet. bravo, everything vibrated at the end. you would like it even more in general, most of the traditional georgian songs are decomposed exactly into three voices, but the number of performers depends on the specific song and on the region you have an ancient one. many of them were even transferred to the notes only recently we learn most of these songs without notes, as they were passed down centuries before us from one generation to another, for example, now we will sing for you one church song, which appeared in the twelfth century. but today the new young generation is interested in many heads, you also hear them, learn or already new ones by ear, if he doesn’t have one, whore, grandfather, you can say that georgian is such a connection of generations of course, there are a lot of songs, there are patriotic songs of love, there is a song about labor they are sung for no job. oh, love or work? it's beautiful like that.

many people think about beethoven and mozart and u.n. with contemporary american music. what drew you to that scholarly pursuit? mark: when i was a kid growing up, i played in a band in middle school, high school. music to me meant community. it meant my friends. it was that thing that brought us together. when i was in my initial history classes, we were talking about beethoven. the value of music was a transcendent time and place. we are still playing beethoven 200 years later and because of that, it is valuable. that didn't really ring true to me. music was valuable to me because it was the music that brought my friends and i together. one of the nice things about american music, it was not mired in all this talk about the genius, beethoven and mozart, it is really more of how this music functions in our lives, how these cultures shape our experiences, what does music do for us as a society? and those questions were almost easier to ask in the world of jazz or african-american studies because there was so much about the politics of music. i think i was gravitating tow

yes, of course, please show me this is mozart. yes, the night serenade in d major.u what's up? why are you so are you looking? i think i fell in love with you you know what i don't think. i know that i fell in love with you at first sight. as you can see, lord, it is quite possible to turn the depressive city of primorsk into a real resort pearl of our coast in two years . congratulations on your premiere. i'm sorry i couldn't come. i really wanted to be in the hall today, but i was called to an important meeting, my dear. faith , i will always regret this anton yes hello, i'm sorry but i can't today, another meeting is also very important for me. yes, and i'm afraid. you have an important meeting for a long time, and you promised to regret it all your life. imagine what a list of regrets gathering for retirement you look, by the way. the contract for two months is true, but i have already refused. i just can't be without you for so long when you found out about it. came this morning, official confirmation, but i already canceled everything. yes? clearly you are wel

the mozart revolution , present and future, the dark vaults of the museum open to visitors the innerhe first people's commissar of the soviet union for foreign affairs. georgy chicherin is a nobleman by origin, a fan of classical music, a polyglot, fascinated by the ideas of marxism. he was forced to leave the royal russia, so that later after the revolution to return to another country. we found at home, and a military uniform, which was used by people's commissar for foreign affairs georgy vasilyevich chicherin for a very long time. he used it as a diplomatic form of representation, and from that e we started to organize an exhibition, then we discovered a number of other great things. chicherin diplomatic uniform. then it was not yet approved, the afrag tuxedo and the top hat to wear the people's commissar, could not but be allowed to immediately associate with bourgeois society, and therefore a military uniform was found. under the glass of his overcoat and tunic, stan's propaganda china with plates, which, as the soviet press wrote, were in great demand abroad, are nearby. the n

personal belongings of the diplomat, more than 80 exhibits, more about them maria valeeva revolutions, mozarte present buryat union for foreign affairs, georgy chicherin, a nobleman by origin, a fan of classical music polyglot fascinated by the ideas of marxism. he was forced to leave tsarist russia, so that later, after the revolution, he would return to another country. we found in our possession, a military uniform, uh, which was used by people's commissar for foreign affairs georgy vasilyevich chicherin for a very long time. he used it as a diplomatic form of representation, and from that e we started to organize an exhibition, then we discovered a number of other great things. chicherin diplomatic uniform. at that time, it was not yet approved, the afrag tuxedo and the top hat to wear the people's commissar, could not but be allowed to immediately associate with bourgeois society, and therefore a way out was found a military uniform, under glass, his overcoat and tunic next to a propaganda china stand with plates that look like piss. the soviet press abroad was in great demand. the new c

everyone to a man knows mozart's name. i don't, so there goes that theory.ould sacrifice in order to create meaningful art, with both actors drawing on their own experiences. through the years, i've missed things. i've missed funerals of people who meant a lot to me, i missed... you know, i have two children — i missed the birth of one, i was there for the birth of the other one, but only because i wasn't gainfully employed at that time, thank god! so at least i was there for one of my boys being born, but you miss really important, fundamentally important moments. at one stage, i was nearly seven months away over the year in three different jobs. it was too much for my kids, it was breaking my heart to be there, and i said, "i'm not _ there's a certain level, i'm missing too much." so, it's a constant line you're trying to walk. how gratified are you to be talked about as oscar contenders? if you got a nomination or something like that and i didn't, we'd have a laugh with it. we would. we would have a laugh with it, and then we would...it�*d be business as

to tell on yurii you have been for two hours what to be aware of the economic news of alexander mozart's war and new sports and yevhen pastukhov is ready to talk about sports for two hours in the company of favorite presenters about culture during the war i am ready to talk i clean the energy that many have become strange, maybe the weather will give us some optimism, mrs. natalka didenko is ready to tell us, and we will also have a distinguished guest of the studio today, volodymyr hryshko, if everything goes well well, the events of the day in two hours, vasyl's big broadcast in the winter, a project for smart and caring people in the evening , nayspresso, i am without ukraine yesterday, because the task is to disrupt plans against the slogan wise will reign on the mirrors, our battlefield conveys a deep triumvirate of the enemy, our goal is victory, glory to the military intelligence of ukraine

we all remember mozart, though _ i don't, so there goes that theory.h both actors drawing on their own experiences. through the years i have missed funerals of people who meant a lot to me, i have two children, i missed the birth of one, you miss really important moments. at one stage i was nearly seven months away. it was breaking my heart not to be there for my kids. i thought i was missing too much. it is a constant line you're trying to walk. how gratifying is it to be talked about as 0scar contenders? if you got an oscar nomination, we would have a laugh and then it would be business as usual. but it would be great. "i want it," is what he is saying. 0scar nominations are still three months away but when they are announced many expect to see the names gleeson and farrell on that list. now it's time for a look at the weather with ben rich. hello. the weather will be changing all the time this weekend. wherever you are across the uk, you will see some rain. at times some of that will be heavy, but equally there will be some sunny breaks and it is go

it can both teach you how to play music and how to compose, it can also teach you beethoven and mozartjust an amazing -- it was an amazing gift that was built up over centuries that we were handing our students in today's world and somehow we lost it. susan: you describing the book the direction liberal arts uptick in the past couple decades, stanford in the 1980's one of the big protest on campus is western civ has got to go. what happened then? john: i get criticized even by my friends who say stop living in the past. that was 40 years ago. i think that was a pivotal moment 40 years ago, i am sorry. it was game changing because for the first time -- maybe not for the first time, but it's the first important time, what was considered additional and the liberal arts namely that we would know something about 2000 years of dissimilar is a development, it is values, greatness, what it accomplished, what its promise was and so on. that there were those who medical forces that set -- there were those political forces that said we have our own things that need to be studied. the basis of the

violin i love mozart. about vivaldi well, i understand you, well, not those, i see, you have them onwe have checkered penagon . it is much more difficult for us, that is, for me it's easier a habit. but these lord musicians, they will immediately get confused, and there is no music in the box. oh, what is this creature, come on, come here, we 'll discuss everything with you, what happens, and what doesn't happen? gentlemen what brave girl do you see coming? what's your name, don't you think that he has found his equal. no. i don't think he 's funny, but i immediately took him into my heart. but i haven’t cracked this fruit yet , my friends ask me to get acquainted, our name is nika and we are 4 years old and do you know where we hid before still a double bass case? since when do employees bring children with them? doggy so i have to leave you body of national importance, i beg your pardon. yes , my girl friend will fall, lord why do i conclude, maybe your grace. your majesty i beg you, it's all my fault your highness did you hear what your aunt said? she is serious. i really don't kn

wedding in the tchaikovsky concert hall, he sang in the first and second parts classical works by mozartkovsky and rachmaninoff rumors about a young talented baritone quickly ascended in moscow for those who wanted to . the competition, of course, took first places everywhere, and then the famous festival of youth. and in helsinki, where he came from at the buchenvali alarm and moscow already accepted him as a triumphant, and here all the blessings that showered on the young magomayev fell on him, he chose an internship at the famous la scala theater, vocal classes were conducted by the famous singer maestro jenna rubara enrico piazza, who at one time assisted the great arthur in dragging for classes, chose the opera barber of seville and his fig is recognized as one of the best in the world. and this aria has become the hallmark of the singer. after caressing muslim magomayev, he found himself at the crossroads of the opera or stage. everything was decided by the final concert in milan , all soviet interns performed their signature works. the mood was great even at the very end of the c

mozart bravo 3.000 you have the same amount of nikita's 300 hit something, and the story in picturesor 800. for creating this is what nicholas i awards mikhail speransky in the picture of alexei kishenko for creating a code of laws of the russian empire so exactly collecting danis of this tribe in 945 turned out to be cancerous for prince igor . history in pictures 200 jan mateka painted a picture not only on plots from polish history in the center of the work of 1886. this is a simple french girl. history in pictures for 400 raids of these harsh warriors depicted the title role of haritley darklet. yes, and allowed her blonde to not wear a dark wig. no. this longing brunette, necessarily brunette opera 1000 this scholarly protagonist of the opera by a contemporary american composer. john adams dr. atom. gamer bravo robert oppenheimer dart finally broke, the vow of silence, well, there were questions svetlana masterkova. let's ask a question about the social trowel for 200. she won the track and field matches of the ussr usa in 1962 and 1963 with world records, and in 1963 he was rec

don giovanni pelokamernaya roman swulli the river appeared in the cinema in the film adaptation of mozart'secame the first opera performer to give a solo performance on red square in moscow today krasnodar is already hosting the homeland of verta the festival, which bears the name of the master from the stage of marinka, in his honor will sound the requiem verde date of the week october 16, 60 to the virtuoso baritone dmitry hvorostovsky. have you looked around the planet? thank you for being and staying with us. go to the site www.tvr.by and watch your favorite tv news agency projects online, goodbye. in our project, we will show you unique personalities, for example, two hours in paris and i know paris, that is, i will come there, i am guided by an absolutely calmly rich person, but i have increased this collecting car. maybe they break stereotypes with an example and their own experience does not necessarily have to feel something to break something. eh, that's how to try on the tooth. they thought that i really had poo, i have 24 in each issue. each of them has his own story.

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some are they liason is with mozart. luke not near monta math aus hooped. dear cousin, one who exercises howard, cannot understand that others perceive it as pressure. it's really a question of who holds the power was it's, am i the one in charge? the indigo, i think that's the central question and open day. does this go with you? mobiles? decent, hollow flag? it appears. it's a matter of perspective. those who have found a personal calling in the work of god cannot understand the accusations but disillusioned. former members bitterly criticized the group in a secular society. not every one understands the appeal of opus day. while the german diocese admit to losing believers in droves, opus de says, it easily finds new recruits o d and again didst auster kisha austrian. thus, since those who now leave the church are often those who believed that the church is changing, did anyone who is searching for order hierarchy and authority and the church isn't moving away? they're saying now finally, these liberals, her weren't true. believers are finally gone. god, now we're much better for us h

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points out the difference in service and labor intensive services, often uses the example that a mozart quartet being played in the 18th century and being played in the 20th century still requires four people. there is no productivity increase if you are going to play that quartet. the problem with the american health care system, is if you can imagine that quartet has added people to hold the chairs, to handle the violins, and has required the musicians to stop at the third or fourth page of the music to call somebody to make sure they can go on to the next bar. that is the kind of waste and inefficiency that permeates our health care system. we believe very strongly that if we do not set the kind of very strong goals that we can achieve and both the public and private sector, we will continue to reward this and efficient delivery system that does not guarantee quality at all. i think most of us on this committee would be more than pleased to get all of our health care from a clinic, and we would get it at much less of a cost than if we want to many of the hospitals within a few miles

you know, i've heard that there's something called the mozart effect when you put good music on plants won't believe your plants, but they are. and let's try it right now. apple trees, pear blossoms, fogs floated over the river. came ashore. katyusha on a high bank on a steep plant. all will live , flourish, bear fruit. vanya you are great. thank you so, next to nakhimov, i will ask you very carefully a young man will go with you now, who has never marched in combat, we will put there with two specialists. they are now guys showing me to you last this elite is coming. this is the last steps first last it is judged by their drill all over the box. so let's never know how to build a walk, and only for the first time i became ashamed that i had not learned to introduce the left fangulov and the right flank to me and ordered me to equal them. overslept, so eugene don't jump, don't jump, chin chin. that's so good. it's already happening, don't stress, don't tense up. perhaps not all of these guys will become military men. well, such discipline and composure in life has never bothered anyone

somebody who brought over mozart to play in buckingham palace, supported, try to keep -- and also played for a musical instruments himself. and whom handles well while this young man -- needs no protector. this is actually someone who is actually, arguably the most cultured of british kings. he was instrumental in the paying john harrington, who discovered the way to measure longer dude. he was a extraordinary -- has 80,000 books in his library, which he allowed any subject to wanted to, any scholars to come and work at his library at buckingham house, subsequently buckingham palace. 80,000 books at that now for the colonel of the british library today. the idea of calling cam a brute was, again, something that is perfectly understandable in terms of wartime propaganda. there is absolutely no resemblance -- for this highly listens monarch. he was popular in britain because he was british. he was the first monarch 450 years to be born and bred in britain. and, this was pointed out to house of commons when he gave his state of the -- in 1761 he said, he was born and educated in this countr

i practice classical violin every morning, i do my scales, bach, mozart, brahms, from the cannon of thelike, wait, this is super cool. this is an interesting cell i could expand on. that baby beat. there's something there and it happens really organically, but i think it starts from the daily practice of what i do and always having a bit of a fresh lens even though it's such a -- i have been doing it my whole life the violin, right, and i think it's always bringing a fresh perspective to that daily practices and then being open to what happens. >> awesome. thank you for joining us. >> thank you, ari, appreciate it. >> thank you so much. >>> and our question for you, which you can hit me @ari melber on any platform, who was your favorite classical artist, they were the pop stars of their era. @ari melber, where you can connect with me. the "the reidout" is next. >>> tonight on "the reidout." >> family values, people, four kids, four different women. wasn't in the house raising one of them. he was out having sex with other women. do you care about family lives. lie after lie after lie, th

herschel and his helping to buy the largest telescope in the world and somebody who brought over mozart to play at buckingham palace supported trying to bring tried to keep haydn in britain and also played for musical instruments himself and of whom handel said that while this young man lives my music needs no protector. this is actually somebody who is one of the most arguably the most cultured of a british kings. he was instrumental also in the in paying john harrington and who had who had discovered the the way to measure longitude. he was a extraordinary bibliophile his 80,000 books of his library, which he allowed any subject who wanted to any scholar to come and work in his library at buckingham house subsequently buckingham palace those 80,000 books now formed the colonel of the british library today the idea of calling him a brute was again something that is perfectly understandable in terms of wartime propaganda, but bears absolutely no resemblance to the truth about this highly enlightened monarch and almost renaissance prince. he was popular in britain because he was british.

dmitry it seems to me that this is mozart.given 4 names, the first two by john christ, few people remember, but 3 4 are known very widely. he started playing the harpsichord at the age of 4 recognized as a talent during his lifetime he died in poverty and his grave lost the correct answer. yes, now there will be a ninth question. you need to guess. what word is encrypted in the rebus? dmitry powder no, this is the wrong answer. aleksey tiger is great evgenia polina any thoughts, if any press the key on evgenia's screen no options polina let's ask the teacher's room ask me, it seems everything will be quite obvious there. 16 kg is drawn on the weights, respectively, under and add the letter p pond, everything is just there in the count's park black pond where lilies bloom. let's see how this word 16 kg is approximately a pood. it was just necessary to add one more letter and make some kind of word, that is, the rebus was built like this way pond, but dmitry was very close. it seems to me the tenth question, guess the picture fr

four movements composed with the lyrical elegance, emotional gravitas and dazzling erudition of a mozart masterwork or all men who are the subjects of these biographies come radically different backgrounds and bit bound together in fight against the evils wrought by the system. white supremacy in america. it persistent theme in our history. it continues to linger on like the melody of a bad. in discussing his works, professor olds often employs the term leitmotif which can be defined a recurrent theme throughout a musical or literary composition associated with a particular person idea situation. hence, if we think of the four books in the freedom quartet as in a single composition, the leitmotif that gives them continuity is the contradiction between the professed ideals of american civilization and all men are created equal and endowed by god with the natural right to life, liberty, the pursuit of happiness and persistent practice, white supremacy practiced which resulted in policies of dispossession and genocide among the indignities only enlightened canadians call the first nations o