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fun of robert schumann. with me in the studio is our senior political correspondent peter cave in. peter listened to watch a chance to mack i have to say it was a very sober and thoughtful speech not the euphoria we associate with this day 29 years ago. she talked about. the fissures process of german your vision if occasion is over 3 decades on unity still has a way to go what did you make of the remarks i thought it was fascinating or was it was the liberal political doctrine according to angle americans she's not going yet she's not got much time to serve in her 4th term now this long period that she's had in office and it is being characterized by compromise by values and by rules about playing the game fairly about listening to others about accommodating the needs of the of others about the liberal values of sharing and caring of pluralism in society the rule of law and she contrast it all of that taking it is beginning in this recent instance in the last 3 decades with the peaceful revolution in the spirit of freedom in eastern germany people courageously standing up and cont

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. ♪ ♪ on this day, pianist aristo sham played works by robert schumann and johannes brahms.lly from hong kong, sham has performed on five continents. is this normal as a setting, or unusual for you? >> yeah, this is quite unusual. even summer festivals in ski resorts are more urban. >> brown: right. >> yeah. and for this to be like literally in the middle of nowhere, it's quite unique. it's like, where do you even find an audience? but, everything is sold out. >> brown: in fact, seating here is so limited-- just 150 for a concert-- and the price of a ticket so low-- just $10-- that demand quickly outstripped availability. determined to stay small-scale, the center now doles out tickets throh a lottery system. it's part of the paradox of" tippet rise:" offering a sense of exclusiveness, but being open to all. a destination for well-off art patrons from around the world, while also welcoming in locals. >> it's the opposite of elitism. it's really, it's open to all who are clever enough or lucky enough to somehow get a ticket to our to our performances. >> we had a student, it