really is a work of art, and of course, the same can be said about music, well, in principle, rachmaninoffed on stage endlessly with an orchestra, with a conductor, well, in general the old fashioned way, and it happens again again again, but they appear. who begin to experiment in order to what? if you are talking about akhmaninov, then we really experimented, took the neural network as a tool in order to make rachmaninov part of the our concert, part of our symphonic performance, talk to him , with the help of the neural network, find out what he would answer to certain... questions, so that he would answer this or that composer, that is, we make rachmaninoff, return him to for us, and we make him one of us, it is very important for people to feel a person. the author, who is behind this music, and modern technologies help us, communicate, show composers of the past, this is how living people, talented people, you can revive basically anyone, but in general, i was sitting like this, now i was thinking whether everyone is generally suitable to be treated like this, i would say so, that’s

representatives of unofficial art. in gauz, with a concert of works by schumann, tchaikovsky and rachmaninoffollections of museums in st. petersburg and moscow and krasnoyarsk. julian rachlin, sarah makelorovy and boris andrianov perform a work by jaoghan sebastian bach in the brahms hall of the vienna music collection. new adventures presents matthew bourne's ballet edward scissorhands, based on tim burton's film and music by teri davis, at the sedlar wells theatre. the berlin state ballet continues to show the ballet the sizzling beauty. directed by marcia haida based on choreography by marius petipa to music by pyotr ilgevichaikovsky. a large-scale exhibition continues in paris' parc vilet art. nature universe of salvador dali. the images of the artist’s paintings are reproduced directly in the open air using light and digital technologies. more than 3.00 light installations, sculptures and video projections create a kind of labyrinth, through which visitors can immerse themselves in the fantasy world of the great surrealist. thank you. all the best, especially just for you, now it’s 4 o’c

lisa: now, rush's music has become a kind of rachmaninoff of rock.enging, but idolized. have to ask you, do you think you could tour musically again? geddy: yes, i could. will i? it remains to be seen, but yes, i could. and i do have a desire to do that. ♪ lisa: however you label his music, geddy lee wants more ahead. for the "pbs newshour," i'm lisa desjardins in oxon hill, maryland. william: check out our instagram for more from geddy lee, hear his answers to lisa's rapid-fire questions on everything from baseball to robots to bjork. and that's the "newshour" for tonight. i'm william brangham. join us again here tomorrow evening. for all of us at the "pbs newshour," thank you and see you soon. >> major funding for the "pbs newshour" has been provided by. the ongoing support of these individuals and institutions, and friends of the "newshour," including leonard and norma klorfine, and koo and patricia yuen. >> architect. beekeeper. mentor. a raymondjames financial advisor tailors advice to help you live your life. life well-planned. >> actually, you

yes he was in the conservatoire with rachmaninoff and joseph levine competitive class.have been in that class. and they used to challenge each other to see who could learn fiendishly difficult pieces the quickest. so scriabin, being a young, competitive man , he decided that competitive man, he decided that he would practice ten hours a day. julian to beat his contemporaries . and he contemporaries. and he unfortunately contracted tendonitis in his right hand lesson to be learned, lesson to be learnt. absolutely lucky for me, he, during that time decided he's not going to take it lying down. he will write the beautiful prelude and nocturne opus nine. and this is the nocturne . >> so that's alexander scriabin . >> so that's alexander scriabin. beautiful nocturne for the piano, left hand . you've also piano, left hand. you've also made quite a lot of arrangements of two—handed music for piano, just for left hand . just for left hand. >> that's right. i mean, when i first started playing recitals , first started playing recitals, l, first started playing recitals, i, i kin

concert by leonid zhelezny and the questa musica ensemble conducted by philipp chezhevsky in the rachmaninoffsov puppet theater they are showing a performance by viktor nikonenko, playing shakespeare, based on scenes from hamlet, romeo and juliet, attell, king lear, richard ii and a midsummer night's dream. an exhibition of heroes and contemporaries of the silver age continues in the tretyakov gallery on lavrushinsky lane. for russian audiences of the play in general, that’s why we were interested in the play the winslow boy because it has a huge amount productions all over the world, dozens of film adaptations, and although it was written in 1946, it was never staged in the russian theater, it was never even translated, it’s clear why, because there are features of english legislation, the suffrage movement, of course we found in her... completely different things, therefore a different name at any cost, it is very important here what price people pay for their willingness to seek justice, how... the moscow chamber orchestra soloists continues the festival arts square in memory of yuri temer

and in the concert hall of the rachmaninoff philharmonic nikolai lugansky and vadim rudenko perform aach, bieber and martynov in roman. united by the themes of family and humanity and the work of young artists and sculptors, the exhibition includes works by famous masters of values, the history of the country and the everyday life of our contemporaries. venera gemmadieva and lada labzin give a concert in the organ hall of the perm philharmonic in honor of the twentieth anniversary of the organ. prisca zeisel makes her debut as masha in the ballet the nutcracker at the mikhailovsky theater. staging and... nieri presents a solo exhibition of contemporary french artist jean daniel bouvard. the exhibition includes a series of seascapes created last summer, which are distinguished by harmony, contemplation and emotional richness, characteristic of bouvard as a representative of modern impressionism. today on the program is the new year's dish jellied meat, how to cook it healthy and low-fat, all the fat in the hot jellied meat is collected on top, it protects the food... which may be follo