but there i met irina, but during the entrance examinations at the novopolotsk state music college, it clear at first sight that she was a star. well then, another star. ah, irina has always been diligent. a-a focus, she always achieves her goal, even if something doesn’t work out right away and, perhaps, this is one of her main goals. uh, damn what, like what she has now achieved. another important guest dismounts to take a seat at the concert hall olesya balai, the whole of broka's childhood mind explosively grew up near the village of voropaevo in the stamsky district. from childhood, well, from a music school, that is, for seven years, from that moment on, not a single concert took place without her participation. then, when we got older, probably at 12:14 years old. we have already started to organize concerts ourselves. ira has always been ahead of the rest, she came up with numbers and organized some new events. she wrote the scripts herself. she organized and gathered groups with which we performed at some district and regional competitions, therefore, well, it was from childho

young actor , having made a breakthrough in theater and music , will improve at the fraternal state musical collegegor screen, associated with the brest fortress of memory, and, in addition, was the commander. it doesn’t even happen when you are 20 years old 30 years old 40 years old. you come to the post of memory, or you walk around the brest fortress. you will always pass near the eternal flame and you will remember those years when you marched and the memory of the fallen soldiers. creativity on the first second third paid off, second third first, second, third first, second, third first , second, third first, second, third first third first, second, third first, second third first. the calculation is over and the memorial joy of the numarshatyry gymnasium from stepping foot on the post of memory to the memorial detachment of the gymnasium numa three cities of bresse. alexander mayorov is the commander of the memorial consolation and he is the strongest military today, the tradition of the city's family stretches sasha and thousands of schoolchildren of brest reinforced once, taking up the post

but there i met irina and offensive tests at the novopolotsk state music college, at first glance itas clear that she was a star. well then, still an asterisk, and irina has always been different. diligence ah. she always achieves her goal. and even if something doesn’t work out right away for her, and, perhaps, this is her one of the main a-a trait of what she has now achieved. ira sang from her very childhood, well, from a music school, that is, for seven years she has since not one concert passed without her participation. then, when we got older, probably at 12:14 years old. we have already started to organize concerts ourselves. ira was always ahead of the rest, she came up with numbers and organized some new events. she wrote the scripts herself. she organized and gathered groups with which we performed at some district and regional competitions, therefore, well, it was from childhood. it is clear that ira will be a star. you can say so. the right morning should start with the right breakfast. isn't our breakfast too big? for a busy day full of workouts and activities. i think

journal of musicology, built around a austro music theorist named schenker that has been very influential in united states. there's a musicologist at hunter college here in new york city, part of the cuny system that has the most absolute lutely insane theory that because schenker talks about hierarchies in total value and is making sort of hierarchical analysis of music that. this is about race that that that so all classical music is racist any or anything that has any kind of hierarchy if it's like fields of of physical forces that's racist. the this this you will absent mad men. but if the blood of it in the musicology profession of course they all. alex ross loved him from the new yorker. so jackson published a symposium in the journal of schenker in studies that had critical actually being sort of cautious like critical of philip sewell's bizarre of hierarchy these in musical analysis being racist and he was they canceled his program they canceled his journal they took him out of police he's he's suing so there are suits going on there's a guy in florida that's suing so yes. that's a very good idea. i would i would i would actually though c

state. true. my hua hsu. stayed true by is a clear eyed vulnerable exploration a platonic friendship and lifelong loss was to writes of his college aged friendship with ken forged over musicand smoke breaks at uc to illuminate it's a particular moment in bay area culture. he how earnest teens seek to define themselves in difficult amies and how it's our routines that create our identities. oh, now he lost me. please. when ken is tragically killed in carjacking, sue is left to reckon with both a senseless death and his own memories. this is a memoir borne out of both loss and imperative to write as nbc's board member kate took, i said sue earns the trust of readers by and by revealing that tender intimacy of male friendship in a vulnerable coming of age memoir. sue's memoir is a celebrated of life and the marks we leave on each other's souls. it's exceptional work. congratulate since. this very weird. i'm sorry you had to speak so much thank you to the asl ellis interpreters and all the finalists not just in this category who've inspired me so much, but just in all the categories it's very cool to be here. yeah. so this book would not have existed without my agent chris wh