the novosibirsk philharmonic has a big premiere of a new reading of the spring of sacred igor stravinsky the star trio was presented by dancer sergei polunin , actor igor petrenko and musician mikhail simonyan , the proceeds from the sale of tickets will be used to support the army ainur vali akhmetov visited the performance sacred on the stage of the novosibirsk philharmonic is a stage a performance where the ballet is based on the music of stravinsky in the title role, the prodigy of the ballet world sergei polunin is not easy to watch the poems are very touching, these are living elements about people who saw everything with their own eyes there, and the music is very touching dance also displays the production of spring, sacred on stage, autumn novosibirsk philharmonic in a new yet unknown interpretation. this is no longer just dance elements to a symphony orchestra. well, an important literary part, which betrays history drama. the mines of the theater of performances lie down in the city, this is still a different kind of art than poetry, reading poetry, reciting. there is a mixtur

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yeah the music in this stage performance is a special literally hypnotic rhythm written by igor stravinskyps the viewer's attention until the last minute of each fragment at the rehearsal , the main character of the ballet is honed to perfection. all funds raised from the concert are directed to support the russian army musicians we are with them we are with our state, each has its own tasks, our guys protect us there on the front line, we are trying to make life more comfortable for them. here, patriotic compositions touch the novosibirsk the audience at the end of the artists are presented with loud. and we are happy for our siberians, for our residents, that they really are all together and support everything that is happening now, the performance at the novosibirsk philharmonic will be the beginning of a series of concerts in support of the russian army. they are nullakhmetov sergei babichev alexander ganov elena agayeva vesti novosibirsk and that's what we'll talk about further in our program at the zaporizhzhya nuclear power plant, numerous destructions were recorded as a result of s

is, yes the music in this stage performance a special literally hypnotic rhythm written by igor stravinskye last minutes, every fragment at the rehearsal the protagonist of the jack is honed to perfection, all funds raised from the concert are directed to support the russian army musicians. we are with them, we are with the army, we are with our state. everyone has their own tasks, our guys protect us there on the front line, we are trying to make six more for them. comfort here, patriotic compositions touch the novosibirsk audience at the end of the artists give loud applause. and we are happy for our siberians, for our residents, that they really are all together and support everything that is happening now, the performance at the novosibirsk philharmonic will be the beginning of a series of concerts in support of the russian army. they are nullakhmetov sergei babichev alexander ganov elena galeeva conduct novosibirsk speech further in our program, the belgorod region forms a defensive line of power on the border with ukraine, kosovo, at the request of the united states, postponed the in

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the complex music of the outstanding russian composer igor stravinsky, the breathtaking choreographystar sergei polunin and the piercing recitation of military poetry from the actor igor petrenko, this is how the new version of sacred spring appeared on stage novosibirsk with references to the current special military operation, the proceeds from the sale of tickets will go to support the russian army, report by ainura valiakhmetov. this evening is about heroes on the front lines and heroes who are no longer with us. here is the truth with us spring, sacred on the stage, the autumn of the novosibirsk philharmonic in a new interpretation based on the ballet to the music of stravinsky music in this stage performance, a special literally hypnotic rhythm written by igor stravinsky makes you keep the viewer's attention to the last minutes. each fragment at the rehearsal is honed to perfection by the main character of the ballet. starring. ballet dancer, director of the opera and ballet theater of sevastopol, sergey polunin himself comes from kherson. he studied at the kiev choreographic s

posters of the degilevsky seasons was easily decided in the new tretyakov gallery under the great stravinsky'sut to the public as a clownish, parsley. it’s just that every day we pass by it and still don’t have enough time to look in. and here the evening everything works, in general, it’s great and not from queues almost performance, like a continuation of a large-scale exhibition, where you can not only admire the costumes that died down a century ago of russian seasons, but also himself to become a ballet barre. a space adventure under the dome of the moscow planetarium, and sent travelers beyond the event horizon that night alive orchestra to the music of the cult german composer. hans zimmer sounded powerful and mesmerizing to interstellar fans. it's been eight times already, it's like the music has watched it, it's an awesome film, we love it very much with the whole family, we also love classical music, and here it turns out to be a combination, and in the new arena they presented an unusual production of a rock oratorio based on the real story of the underground anti-fascist organizati

to enjoy beautiful music in the planetarium or in the tretyakov gallery for stravinsky's ballet, thearies of the usual are erased , and the forms are intertwined with each other. polygon. during the fire, there were many people inside, far away, not all of them managed to get out. according to updated data, 13 people died, there were victims, the alleged culprit of the incident would delay him, in the midst of the party, he shot a signal rocket at the ceiling. after that, the fire flared up rapidly with his motives , the investigation will sort it out, but not only with them and it remains to be seen. why some of the evacuation exits were closed, and the club itself was not checked for fire safety. though claims from visitors were previously love. filippova works at the scene in kostroma . broken down doors at the site of the tragedy, those that were glazed were broken. about 250 people were resting in the institution itself, as soon as the fire broke out. they all moved to the emergency exits, half of which turned out to be closed. and this is what the central exit looks like. look

posters of diaghilev's seasons were easily decided in the new tretyakov gallery to the great music of stravinskysley comes out to the public. it’s just that every day we pass by it, there’s still not enough time to look in, and then in the evening everything works, it’s generally great and there are almost no queues performance, as if the continuation of a large-scale exhibition, where you can not only admire the costumes that died down a century ago of russian seasons, but also stand at the ballet barre yourself. space adventure under the dome of the moscow planetarium

stravinsky. well, thank you all so much for being i'm very excited about this panel, which i had the privilege to put together. and it was really just an excuse to talk about the things that i'm working on and able to find people who were interested in many of the same topics. i'm sure all of you recall your history textbook lesson on election of 1800, the revolution of 1800. this is usually described as the first major transfer of power, and i would like to say that that is very wrong i think it's really important that we look at both the election of 1796 and 1800 and the transitions that come after as two sides to the same coin. if we look at our constitution, what it says about presidential transitions, there are some more statutes that have been written today, but how these things are supposed to go. but in 1796, there almost nothing on the page and. so every single action from how people would enter a room, how the transfer of power would take place, what would they would wear, who would be

. >> forensic accountant bruce stravinsky is not working on the case but he went through court documents months before accountants knew where the money went, but no paper trail exists, then the work starts after that to get one million creditors, their money back. >> you will see that. a lot of people won't get their money back, and that passed away. the younger base of investors, the time horizon is greater, >> sandbank the man will speak at a summit. dave: and thank you very much. an unexpected development in the housing market, new-home sales climbing despite high mortgage rates and concerns about recession. here with what that means for homebuyers, and mitch rochelle, great to see you. did this shock you? i was surprised by the numbers. >>, the bullish side of housing you though everyone else is taking the other side of the trade. look at on a macro basis, they have excess demand for homes versus supply, supply of homes whether new or existing four months, they are creating that in this country, people moving out of their parents homes. we have demand for housing and not enough suppl

let's bring in david stravinsky, are we going to see another big decline in stocks before the end of the year? we saw the mid-october lows. there are those who say get ready for another leg down. do you think that could happen? >> i am someone who is optimistic about the short term, but very fearful of what we see coming in the head wents in the future. there's a little bit of optimism in the black friday week, seeing what will happen with consumer sentiment numbers here today, but it is important to understand the year has been priced in, the fed will pivot by year end. as we see december 13th show up, and what comes out with inflation, if we have a surprise to the upside it will be very bad for stocks and we have a big downturn so i'm looking at the to sever thirteenth timeframe, maybe a week before, a couple weeks from now we can see things cool off and little bit of a run headed into that. as we look at january that is when we could get an early revision. what was everyone anticipating the market to do this last year and we find out. we are always using 1-month old data so lookin

bring in david stravinsky on the markets. inflation has peaked and the fed will be less aggressive going forward. maybe we will see a santa claus rally. >> that is right. the market is anticipating the fed pause, you get a pivot looking at 50 basis points, the best days in the market this year as a result of that anticipating, this could have a rally, the december 14th fed rally is what we are watching but as we look forward we need to understand, when the fed pauses, there's alternately a rally that occurs, this is a selloff, historically what has occurred. we don't think we are out of the woods or that this can last forever. 2023 will be a difficult year and we will go into the midterm for the next presidential election. stuart: tell me the housing market, you've been big on that recently. we have homebuilder sentiment numbers at the top of the 10:00 hour. both negative. is the housing market in thoroughgoing recession? >> this has been a challenge with supply. these builders are acquiring this property to the highest price

his work is going to be important to our conversation here tonight as were the work of lindsey stravinsky. she is presidential cabinet, history senior fellow at southern methodist university. in the lecture of media and public affairs at george washington university she's also a fellow at the international. she's the author of the award-winning book the cabinet george washington and the creation of an american institution. i was when the leading scholars of american history author of more than a dozen books else has been awarded the pulitzer prize for founding brothers the revolutionary generation and the national book award for america stinks, his biography of thomas jefferson and most recent book, the cause, the american revolution that discontent comes out tomorrow. all of our guests are great friends of mount vernon. were so pleased to be able to offer signed copies of their books. look for links in the chat that can help you find those and of course please feel free to visit us anytime at mount vernon.org. welcome. >> hey. thanks for having us. >> are here to discuss a really importa

so first, we are going to have lindsey stravinsky, who is a senior fellow at center for presidential history at southern methodist methodist university. she is a historian of the presidency, political culture and the government, especially the president's cabinet. her first book, the cabinet, george washington and the creation of an american institution, was published by the belknap press. harvard university press in 2020, and it is now out in paperback. her next book, an honest man the inimitable presidency of john adams, is under contract and will be published in fall 2024. i like that. thank you. yes right. just in time for another election. and she will be talking the transitions after the elections of 1796. in 1800. second up is ted widmer. ted is a historian, writer, librarian and musician who, currently is a professor in the macaulay or honors college at cuny. he also served as a white house speech writer and historical advisor to bill clinton and was an advisor to hillary clinton. she served as secretary of state. he has taught at harvard washington college. he has served as

stravinsky. well, thank you all so much for being i'm very excited about this panel, which i had the privilege to put together. and it was really just an excuse to talk about the things that i'm working on and able to find people who were interested in many of the same topics. i'm sure all of you recall your history textbook lesson on election of 1800, the revolution of 1800. this is usually described as the first major transfer of power, and i would like to say that that is very wrong i think it's really important that we look at both the election of 1796 and 1800 and the transitions that come after as two sides to the same coin. if we look at our constitution, what it says about presidential transitions, there are some more statutes that have been written today, but how these things are supposed to go. but in 1796, there almost nothing on the page and. so every single action from how people would enter a room, how the transfer of power would take place, what would they would wear, who would be

posters of diaghilev's seasons were easily decided in the new tretyakov gallery to the great music of stravinsky , the buffoon, parsley, comes out to the public. it’s just that every day we pass by it and still don’t have enough time to look in. and then everything works in the evening, in general, it’s great and there are no queues, almost performance, like a continuation of a large-scale exhibition, where you can not only admire the costumes that died down a century ago of russian seasons, but also yourself stand at the ballet barre. space adventure under the dome of the moscow planetarium, and beyond the event horizon of travelers this night the live orchestra sent the music of the cult german composer. hans zimmer sounded powerful and mesmerizing to an interstellar fan. it's been eight times already, it's like the music has watched it, an awesome film, we love the whole family very much, we also love classical music, and here it turns out to be a combination, and in the new arena they presented an unusual production of a rock oratorio based on the real story of an underground anti-fascist or