the old and mozart gets the more his child prodigy status will fade ultimate . leopold mozart knew that he had to act quickly. and then again, what was going on with the smoke sauce? the pro cho type of a child prodigy is so intense. if he's talent, there's a long history. for example, of trying to, to portray mozart is having had the extra or probably and across many different fields. the reality is that mozart was on the lead with gifted and his musical, the talents. but he wasn't particularly adept in anything else. and that's more typical of the child prodigy. 2 dr. dr. daniel baron, born made to 9 to himself in childhood, both as a piano player and a conductor. he was already studying, conducting a t h obtained. but this reported to have one said that he was never a child prodigy. he nearly pushed off to start the school to go to different motus. when would you go to put it diplomatically? if you take someone who is wonderfully talented and combined that with a lot of work, it can come across as if it's something incredible. we can get all processes that monday i didn't see anythin

at the mozart. well her and you may think, what is thomas thomas's a piece that maybe nobody really knows or very few people know of mozart. he was 17 when he wrote it. but at the time, he never really worked as a piece and this time left for others about one of my favorite production and artistic companies in the world is putting it together for the most that we'll have here in sales. what can i get to be the fortunate person who will conduct this production? but i wouldn't be here if it wasn't for one really, really theater friend and person who i admire a lot. and he is the intern then from your district, director of the most that will say, my dear friend mexican as well. well, i'm going to, yes, on the all i, me was pretty those and stay and spend some vice who lives this has been going on and let's guess pick, i guess what are some of them like you guys look at them? well, so it seems like it is families in a heap the most up, remember i broke, so engulfed, whereas most is to keep going. nothin

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the play to consider the prestigious mozart. you music academy insults, austria, metrics and miles have been taken out as normal schooling. it's a decision that can actually be beneficial for music gifted children, because now it will be gross funding spots done. he doesn't need to spend 6 hours at school if he can get it done in one or 2. i know that's why we said he doesn't have to do the time in school. he can learn enough his own pace when it suits him before i have had and tell them inside. and that also gives him enough time to present the concept sites and competitions. since he doesn't have to spend as much time in school, you guys side off on top of the short a fair world is not the same as your world or mine world. it's a different kind of experience, and it has to be dealt with in its own way so that they often isolate themselves so that they can focus and the outside world we look at that is something that is objectionable, but it may be necessary. david garrett's father made sure his sons childhood could be complete

was the old, the mozart gets the more his child prodigy status will fade document. leopold mozart knew that he had to act quickly and then i was going on a day of smoke sauce. the pro cho, type of a child prodigy is so intense. if he's talent, there's a long history, for example, of trying to, to portray most charters having had gifts or petroleum across many different fields . the reality is that mozart was unbelievable with gifted in his musical pallets. but he wasn't particularly adopt in anything else. and that's more typical of the child. prodigy, conductor. daniel baron born 99 to himself in childhood, both as a piano player and a conductor. he was already studying, conducting the age of 10. but it's reported to have one said that he was never a child prodigy. he nearly crushed off to start the school to go to different motus formal. you got to put it diplomatically. you take someone who is wonderfully talented and combined that with a lot of work, it can come across as if it's something incredible. wouldn't get out please. this is the money i didn't see anything. but once you ha

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was the old and mozart gets the more his child prodigy status will fade document. leopold mozart knew that he had to act quickly and then again, was going on the day as notes on the prototype of a child prodigy is so intense. if he's talent, there is a long history. for example, of trying to, to portray mozart is having had gifts or petroleum across many different fields. reality is that mozart was unbelievable, but with gifted in his musical pallets. but he wasn't particularly adept in anything else. and that's more typical of the child prodigy. 2 dr. dr. daniel baron, born made to 9 to himself in childhood, both as a piano player and a conductor. he was already studying, conducting a t h obtained. but his reported to have one said that he was never a child prodigy. he nearly close enough to start the school to go to different motus. when would you go to put it diplomatically? you can take someone who is wonderfully talented and combined that with a lot of work, it can come across as if it's something incredible. we can get all processes that monday i didn't see anything. but once yo

we're in the city of south book, the magical city we're mozart was born and i'll tell you more about the fantastic products that i get to do in this beautiful city this year. but when i travel around the world, sometimes it gets the wonderful opportunity d, of bumping into other musicians that are working in the same hole. and so they had the fortune of bumping into 2 of my favorite artists in classical music. a good as my manager. let's see what they have to say, because she'll be with us. but let's read that. it's always, it's never together. well, i think, well, it's because you're not really list because you know, well, okay, well i just visited the menu just for you. can you listen to my stomach with the i'm i'm not trying to get the what are you doing here? we are most of them. yes. which is where most of the time that that's why we're doing a show cold and now most unknown because he was the one right on the right. actually a sleep number, 17 rose 3 guys and editing this stuff. so it would be really cool. i need some music for the intro to use, so you don't mind putting people

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mozart wrote more than 600 musical works: operas, symphonies, songs and much more.apanese invaded nanjing. it is one of the largest and oldest cities in china. massacres of civilians and chinese prisoners of war began, known as the nanking massacre. by that time. the pono-chinese war had been going on for six months, the aggressors wanted to conquer all of china, considered the chinese to be an inferior race, destroyed people in the most savage ways, mocked them, mocked them, and tortured them. for example, officers competed to see who could kill 100 people with a sword the fastest; the number of dead was at least 200,000. after the war, not all criminals were punished. the americans granted immunity to prince yesuhika, the commander of the troops in nanjing. today in japan, many people keep silent about this crime, deny the killing of civilians, and downplay the number of victims. but in china on december 13th - day of remembrance for the victims of the nanjing massacre. on december 13, 1974, the first soviet military satellite for remote sensing of the earth, yant

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of this house, it’s terribly stuffy , and hot, and i dozed off and the director says: stop, stop, mozarting, and i’m like that, they pum-pum, sometimes, but this is of course a joke, but how can i tell you, uh, a person does not experience any pleasure from dying on stage, but when you understand that this is your profession, yes, after all, acting, there is a master in this, skill, master, he must play it, not live it, play it so as not to to go crazy so as not to incur any, so to speak, illnesses or projections, does not die actor, image, character, character dies, and you had such difficulties with leaving the role , which are often talked about, well, you know, with this role, the difficulties were that i was injured, so i did not come to you , so to speak, here in the spring, yes, because the stage, well, thank god, now i ’m walking on my own two feet, all this is being restored slowly, well, uh, listen, no one forced, you know, when the actors start to complain, you know how it’s difficult, listen, no one forced you, if it’s so difficult for you, go find it another profession, an a

to mind: jagan sebastian bach, ludwig van beethovin, pyotr ilyich tchaikovsky, wolfgang, amadeus mozart. it was in the 17th-11th centuries that genres and forms were formed, such as symphony, opera, sonata, prelude, and sui. overture and others. the symphony orchestra is the largest group for performing academic music. it includes wooden, strings, brass, percussion instruments. the peculiarity of orchestral performance is the combination of the depth of conveyed experiences and the variety of artistic techniques. anna, good afternoon. hello. classical music is works that have been tested for centuries and... have lost their relevance today, so in your opinion, is classical music for everyone or for a select few, why? you know, i would not say that for a select few, rather not everyone now in our modern world can understand it, such as, say, baroque music or classical, especially , but people may not understand, rather something is closer, yes, more modern, romance is closer to your liking, modern music is interesting, now art as such is in ours... then over time, when you start to study

on december 13 , 1769, the austrian wolfgang camadeus mozart went on his first tour of italy. he was old. italy was considered musical. the cradle of opera , the greatest composers worked here, but mozart stood the test, he performed in concerts, played from sight, improvised, in the milanese opera, the audience called him for an encore shouting long live the maestro, in the sextin chapel he listened to miserere, a most complex choral work, the notes of which it was forbidden to take it out and publish it, wrote it down from memory without errors, the pope made mozart a knight of the order of the golden spur, the youngest in history. on december 13, 1937, the japanese invaded nanjing, one of the largest and oldest cities in china, and began massacres of civilians and chinese prisoners of war, known as the nanjing massacre. by that time , the sino-japanese war had been going on for six months; the aggressors wanted to conquer all of china, considered the chinese a lower race, killed people in the most savage ways, mocked them, mocked them, and tortured them. and torture, for example,

famous composers immediately come to mind, such as sebastian bach, tchaikovsky, wolfgang, amadeus mozarth centuries that genres and forms were formed, such as symphony, opera, sonata, prelude, suite, overture and others. the symphony orchestra is the largest group for performing academic music. it includes wooden, stringed, brass, and percussion instruments. orchestral feature. performance, a combination of the depth of conveyed experiences and a variety of artistic techniques. anna, good afternoon, hello! classical music is works that have stood the test of centuries and have not lost their relevance today. so, in your opinion, is classical music for everyone or for the elite, why? you know i wouldn't she said that for the elite, most likely, not everyone now in our modern world, but... maybe it’s clear, such as, say, baroque or classical music, especially, but people may not understand, rather something closer, yes more modern, romance is closer to my liking, modern music is interesting, now art as such in our world, it seems to me, has come a little into the background, are you into m

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the jake, mozart, or instance, is low dodgy, dillman, um is much loved. but if he can go on a sun has no qualms about approaching the piece. mozart composed it for soprano, an orchestra, v can go, has no arranged for piano. as he plays it, everything sounds free, spontaneous as if he were improvising the melody, the i tried to go deep enough for the music, so that cents. hi, a color created in the moment with the come closer of course, but that's, it's like any extra, you know, you can be stuck in the scripts, you can be when you're on stage. you can't. people can't be thinking about the script while you're on stage and back to think about the message. and the extra room foundation becomes the embodiment of that message. and that should be the same with a pianist or whoever is playing the music from 200 years ago. you should become that message. it doesn't happen overnight. you know, it's not like you take freedom or decides to do something free. freedom is not something you decide. it's something that grows and comes from intense living in the music and

the jake, mozart, or instance, is low. doj tillman, i'm is much loved. but if he can go on a sun has no qualms about approaching the piece. mozart composed it for soprano, an orchestra, v can go as now arranged for piano as he plays it, everything sounds free, spontaneous as if he were improvising the melody, the i tried to go deep enough for the music, so that a hi, a color created in the moment with the come closer of course, but that's, it's like any extra, you know, you can be stuck in the scripts, you can't be when you're on stage. you can't. people can't be thinking about the script while you're on stage. they have to think about the message and the extra bodies and becomes the embodiment of that message. and that should be the same with the pianist or whoever is playing the music from 200 years ago. you should become that message. it doesn't happen overnight. you know, it's not like you take freedom or decides to do something free. freedom is not something you decide. it's something that grows and comes from intense living in the music and with th

s choreography is absolutely accurate, because everything that seems simple is not so, how simple mozartt roofs, about pipes, about preparing the object for the survey, no, really, all these processes are for the sake of making the visiting artists feel comfortable, comfortable, and the first thing i started with when i came to the hall was to create conditions, comfortable conditions for the artists to be there, so that everything that happens inside the hall would contribute. achieving the highest creative result, so that nothing interferes with this separation from the ground from which i began. ivan, please tell me, can only classical music, classical authors, or interpretations be heard on the charging stage, or are there new ones, maybe authors who create, are there new authors who create ballet? i haven’t worked with modern composers, which means no, well, if you read torterian, the company is finished with modern ones. well, yes, this is just a question of terminology, on the one hand, on the other hand, we just had literally three concerts of modern music, uh, modern academic mu

composers johann sebastian bach, ludwig van beethoven, pyotr ilyich tchaikovsky, and wolfgang amadeus mozartt was in the xvi-xi centuries genres and forms were formed, such as: the largest group for the performance of academic music, it includes wooden, string, brass, percussion instruments, the peculiarity of orchestral performance is a combination of the depth of conveyed experiences and a variety of artistic techniques. anna, good afternoon , hello, oh, it’s actually not as simple as it seems at first glance, when you come to the theater, you usually enjoy this beauty, and you look and think, well, why are they sitting on the violin playing for their own pleasure, like i wish it was not that difficult, but in fact it is very difficult, firstly, any performance, opera, ballet takes a lot of energy, both emotional and just physical, i believe that you need to have a fairly strong masculine character so that you can lead like this. in principle, for performance and for yourself, when something new appears, something unknown, where the rhythm changes in each measure. let’s say the tempo chang

, well , mozart, you know, but you read his poems, you mozart had a wig, but why do you need a spankingat's it, there are no more questions for you, igor, now i have one more question for you, did zubov have any enemies? yes, everyone in the group hated him , he hated everyone, especially the sound engineer, he blamed the fact that his childish voice sounds too quiet at concerts, but they hated him so much that they could kill each other, but i don’t know how to kill each other, but they hated him fiercely, uh-huh, as with us, no, igor, as with you, the question would be with them, but i know that it was you who killed him, hear, i saw how you delved into the amplifier, understand? i hate rockers, but we hate ourselves, i'm telling you, the rockers are so stupid that they fix equipment under voltage , suicide, too many accidents, i 'm telling you, because these... are stupid, mozart probably didn't have anything broken, the amplifier definitely didn't break, and beethoven is probably already a literate kid didn’t sing, uh, where , igor, uh, what is this, come on, stand, what grief, what

not that much, i know that pushkin is black and curly, but that’s not all, he comes out after him mozartgu is also red -haired, i turn to her, i look with my eyes for some kind of sympathy, well, nonsense is happening, and she sits, she’s all blurred, she likes everything, she’s blissful, and i understand that at that moment she i like it a little less , you know, and how tell me, well, tell me how after this and how the main thing is to measure love, listen, you need to ask me, but with rudanov, of course he hasn’t been to the theater for 20 years, but with girls he’s 100% okay, hello, young people, good morning, sit, sit, chiku, but we don’t have anyone to drive yet we’ll have time, here’s some food for thought , a suspicion of murder, take lesha an expert, but if it’s confirmed, bring up bulkin, by the way, the story is quite interesting, a famous actress in the past, that’s the continuation of the theatrical theme, yeah. it’s good that they called me, i can definitely say that this is poisoning, the color is almost black, probably something containing mercury, judging by the ulcers i

laughter ] he's a talented actor you know from "y tu mama tambien," "the motorcycle diaries," and "mozartjungle. his latest "cassandro" is out now. gael garcia bernal is back on the show [ cheers and applause before we get to all that, donald trump was back in a new york courtroom today for the civil fraud trial that could wipe out his business empire less than a day after his struggling rivals for the gop nomination gathered for a mostly meaningless debate in which they attacked each other. for more on this, it's time for "a closer look." [ cheers and applause ♪ >> seth: last night the non-trump republican candidates gathered for yet another pointless debate on a little-watched network called news nation, where they all pretended they were running for president, despite the fact that they're roughly 50 points behind the frontrunner. watching these people debate without trump is like watching the jets play each other now -- [ laughter ] in fairness, i shouldn't be so glib i may disagree with these people, but they've stepped up to take on the responsibility of leadership, and who knows? m

composers jagan sebastian bach, ludwig van beethoven, pyotr ilyich tchaikovsky, wolfgang, amade and mozartre and others. the symphony orchestra is the largest group for performing academic music. it includes wooden. string, brass, percussion instruments, the peculiarity of orchestral performance is the combination of the depth of conveyed experiences and variety of artistic techniques. anna, good afternoon, hello. classical music is works that have stood the test of centuries and have not lost their relevance today. so, in your opinion, is classical music for everyone or for the elite, why? you know, i wouldn't say. for a select few, rather, not everyone in our modern world can understand it now, such as, say, baroque music, or classical music, especially, but people may not understand, rather something closer, more modern, romance is closer, yes to my liking contemporary music is interesting, now i think art as such in our world.

at new york city's metropolitan opera, for example, wish you interpreted camino in mozart's magic flute. the gold and patients of little female opera, world women, women from africa, asia, and latin america take the stage. one of the main things that i try to push for as a classical musician and as a woman and as a woman of color, i want representation to match. seeing people who look like you or look different from you. but having similar experiences to you, opens up anybody's realm of imagination. and when people rounds of imagination are opened up, that means the change is possible and if change is possible, equality is possible. diversity is key. to schultz is one of the best soprano voices of hutch interracial, the strong voice for the close of women. the that is news like to my is farmhouse 58, provides an opportunity to embrace nature and engage with sustainable farming practices all while fostering a unique connection to the of cisco lad. i'm not joined by general operations manager 7 concept to tell us a bit more about this tranquil space. sharon, thank you for joining us for a

i got together, i said, well, who will be the king, they say, well, who, kolya, well, you, well, mozart. ugol, and what did he want to be? what did you want to be? a miner? come on, can you hear me? good evening. we are from ukraine. shedrik, chedri, shedrivochka. a swallow flew in, settled down, and they were born. well, it's great, and your king is correct, but no, you don't have to, we just do it. see in the documentary author's project of myroslava berchuk. we all got it colonial education. as a culture, this fear of being different was brought up. language. i like the way a person speaks russian better. can't spread your tongue on bread? this is a statement of the status quo. you can smear russian, but not ukrainian. and historical memory are related to issues of national security. pushkin immediately follows the tanks, and it is not really known who comes first. the last war, what a difference, part two. tomorrow at 22:15. in the marathon only news. chevrons approaching victory. this year, more than ever, we felt what a great force it is help. we have proven that by supporting our

beautiful people like you, i have such an elation, and then i go out and remember that people lost mozart'shey are socrates. rotted, and i have no questions for humanity, the only thing i know is that all wars end anyway and all empires fall, but when to think really, at what price all this is done, it is indescribable, it doesn't even hurt, i don't have a word to say, because every day you read and you read, when you are not told statistics, but when you are told about a person, what she is, what is she, where is she and instead you try on who stays, and here too, god forbid, don't fall into that, well, i don't like this phrase, they die better, then you stand like that at your burial and think, who are you, you such, yes, who am i, why do i live here, well , this is a very fast way to burnout, yes, in in this case, in the artistic environment, in the acting environment, especially, well, there are ways, they are in this play, oh, in this play. they are all shown, well, that is, these are classics, i have many friends, actors, and the classics of fighting burnout, this is alcohol, drunkenn