the violin, the cello, and the piano are all playing the exact same notes. unison] so that's one kind of texture. and then immediately after that, you get not only a change in texture but a change in the mood where the cello takes a very beautiful solo all of a sudden and we accompany, and then i answer the cello with a melody on the violin. [trio plays together] so you get very sudden shifts in character and in texture. it's one of the big challenges of playing the piece. (man) an analogy you can make to the ghost trio and to chamber music in general is the idea of having a conversation that melodic fragments, or even complete melodies, get passed around at rapid speed and at some points in the ghost trio, for example, the beginning of the development section, little melodic fragments get passed around very rapidly. [rapid, melodic music] one of the special challenges of playing chamber music is understanding what your role is all of the time, every second of the music that's going on, and the challenging thing is that your role is constantly shifting in ch

the two pianos being the rippling waters, and a little crest of a wave, then everything focuses on the cello three ideas, a swan's neck dips, the same idea lower, then the swan's neck rises gracefully on a long note, and then a simple scale, but one note makes it great, we stretch it out, instead of this we get this beautiful high note on the cello. ♪ ♪ we go on a journey with this, we come back, we repeat the whole thing a second time, and there's a beautiful epilogue at the end telling us the message, and we then for the first time all of a sudden the rippling waters stop, we know something important is being shared with us now. we go on a journey with this, we come back, we repeat the whole being the rippling waters, and a little crest of a wave, then everything focuses on the cello. and a brand-new register, the pianos take over, those rippling waters become the topic. and we finish with one last wave. >> sreenivasan: so the swan is the only part he did allow to be published, but the rest of it... >> he wanted it to go away, he said it would be published after he dies, but he was really

the oldest cello--to approximately 1538. classical instruments dating back hundreds of years--and vavalued at millions of dollars--are the most sought-after instruments in the world--by both musicians and collectors. but for the craftsmen who dedicate their lives to repairing, restoring, and copying these instruments, these viololins and cellos and bows are a connection to a long tradition of briringing art to life. [violin playing] >> i've never seen one this bad before. oh, my gosh. >> yeah, that's gone. >> wow. >> but it's interesting to see how slap cut fractures. >> yeah. this is a weeping willow back.k. >> it's weeping now. >> it's definitely weeping...crying tears of blood. [scraping] my name is john daly. i'm the workshop manager and i repair and restore violins. >> my name is colin n scofield. for the last 12 years, i've been repairing and making string instruments. [plucking strings] >> my name is john comride. i'm a bow maker. >> my name is michael harty and i'm a luthier. i specialize in the repair, restoration, a

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you see i'm -- >> you actually play the cello? >> i'm a cellist. you see this, that's me, pre-recorded. i'm playing back to myself, basically. and i play a famous world renowned cellist, and then appear again. >> and he can actually play. >> do you get cast in a role like that do they say they're or by chance? >> came about somewhat organically. i know the guys who run the show, roman and jason. known for years and years. >> we want to push your show, m >> thursday night at 10:00, cbs, right here, the finest medical drama known to man. denny's knows the holidays should be shared with friends and family. except denny's all-new holiday pancakes. you won't want to share those with anybody. denny's new fluffier, tastier, >>> great to have everybody back. >> yes. i served under president bush and obama. i fought the taliban. i was asked to form a global coalition to counter isil. when someone makes the comment that they know more about the islamic state or isil than do the generals, it implies a complete ignorance of the reality. but i believe secretary

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>> i mean -- >> old cell low is the new cello. >> great to be a part of. old cello, what-evs. always nice to have a friend or two u >> john found that out when he hosted good will hunting in new york city. ben affleck and matt damon showed up and won an oscar for writing the screen play back in the day and the characters they brought to the big screen and his wife came to be a part as well. >> i like them apples. >> all right. >> big debate tonight right here on abc. we'll see you soon. announcer: now from wmur news 9. amy: good morning it's 9:56. here's a quick look at our local headlines. five people are dead after an early morning crash in vermont on interstate 89. investigators say 36-year-old steven burgoin was traveling northbound in the southbound lane in williston, vermont when he collided with another car scene, he allegedly stole the police cruiser and sped off. he then collided with 7 other cars. the stolen police cruiser burst into flames. multiple people were hospitalized in the subsequent crash with non-life threatening injuries. police say burgoin is now in cust

would pitch in game four, but the rainout does allow the sox to bring out rick por cello on four days rest. the game starts at 6:00 here on fenway park and fans knowing what is hanging the balance and they are wary about that and will be hearing from some of them in just a been hour. >>> every ten minutes we track your traffic and weather together. things nice and quiet. 20 minutes on 93 south from bridge. jason? >> jason: julie, a fall feel to columbus day and clearing this record out. the temperature change running 20 degrees keel than we were yesterday at this time. we need our coats this morning. we will tell you when to expect frost and freeze concerns straight ahead. >>> all right, jason, a close call for a national treasure. look at this, the unusual place a bald eagle was caught that landed it recovering in a in flames. police say it was no accident. >>> it is 4:44 now. and swampscott police are offering an award to -- a reward to celebrate a series of arsons. these are the details police have told us about. the latest fire happened at a it is on the first floor and apartments

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her focus is reinventing solo cello performance in the mainstream classical arena. at hancher, beiser will perform two pieces by pulitzer prize winner and university of iowa graduate david lang: "the day" and "world to come," companion pieces enhanced by electronics, projections and stories. the political jousting was out last night in the only first district debate. incumbent rod blum and challenger monica vernon attacked each other on flood funding and raising retirement among other things. and dozens of women are coming forward accusing a wisconsin college student of updates our temperatures coming up in your first alert forecast. stay with tv9. you're watching kcrg-tv9. now, midday. cloudy day for anyone heading outside on their lunch break. this is a live look over our cedar rapids north city cam. meteorologist justin gehrts has your first alert forecast. justin, how long is this low clouds will persist for a while, but they should slowly break up as the afternoon goes on. since we won't see a lot of sun for much of the day, though, highs will make only the low

minutes left in the the state fair day to try and local musicians on the run of fair and course nothing. for i two vehicles and play cello, like a jelly donut were among the news this year. allocate competition ordinance and took third place for his spread brownies. this model also work with them in the poundcake competition. >>> something else that was cool were the actual take separate entries, they did not like take day?kate. very sad to see the fair and although we had some really great weather there this year. we had one day worrying me that was friday. it was a cool day today with temperatures cooling into the 50s. take a look at temperatures. 52 in south hill and roxborough, 53 in rocky mount, 54 in fayetteville. overnight we will not be as 30s and low 40s, it was a cold start the day today. you can see the flag blowing now, we were looking at this earlier today and noticed a change in the leaves. now that we have had more mornings and the afternoons we are starting to see the leaves change across the area. 55 at the airport with winds southwest at 9 miles an hour. that is one of the things that are keeping temper

to get the indians into the alc and hopefully the world series see how that works out thursday aser trevor bauer versus fo cello. per gnostic errors, they said that this will go to the red sox, the indians they haveerre overcome obstacles all season? >> absolutely, look at any national l oracle they pick the red sox to win the series into advanced. and that has been the case for the indians, while it has given them a chance they do not think that they would when the vision or haveh home-field advantage t postseason and that's what they did minus two starting pitchers a bothered by injuries.in the indians have played the underdog, wildcard all year int that again in the postseason. those are new scam that could a bad deal for a lot of people a category four hurricane matthew slamming into pd, at least one they tallyd, the death so now at least three. landslides and sustained one and 40 mph they say it is the strongest storm in nearly a decade that stays on track it should hit the florida, georgia, and caroline is in coming daysys. it was moving of these caused a lot of people will be affected. >> georgia,d georg

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the indians go off three seniors. roberta perez, jason kipnis francisco lynn door off rich for cello, a 20 game winner. 's 5-4 cleveland. the sox have a man on, very much in it. one run down, two outs. he thinks is going to walk. the homes is no, strike three. they argue a little bit. guested won we they fought the law and the om one. the bad blood blowout, the blue jays of texas, they don't like each other. toy comes through with the jays, a three-run double. jose batista with a three run shot. this was never a game and its 10-one, jays take care of business.>>> the warriors seem to draw so much attention. then you throw in bobblehead night, that's a winner. that's with the warriors do tonight against the kings in the shark tank. warm things up down there. easy ckd right there. steph curry from way downtown, he has 13 tonight. kevin durant, he ran the show, 25 points 26 minutes on an eight of 11 shooting. there's the three ball, 105-96. warriors win, no problem.'s exhibition put all and basketball. it looked like exhibition football.>> going back to football, the 49ers obviously at a horrible start. th

the last state dinner. tonight only, i pronounce my name cannoli, not connelly. -- connolly. e and mrs.rence pag lesa page. [reading names] >> mr. john rogers junior and ms. marion brooks. >> mr. stephen hightower. mr. allen cello and mrs. andrea solow. lo and mrs. andrea solo. [reading names] mr. joseph del rosso and mrs. ann del rosso. [reading names] mr. thomas shannon junior. [reading names] the honorable jane harman and mr. robert dickey. [reading names] ms. colleen mccain nelson and mr. john nelson. [reading names] the honorable tina chan and ms. emma chan. -- tuturrook euro and ms. kathleen borrow its -- borowitz. >> there is a lot of cross-cultural communication that goes on between his ms. ann coulter music and theater and film. film and music and theater and film. >> what are you looking forward to tonight? >> [inaudible] >> a lot of talk about the election. the race? >> yes. i hope hillary wins. >> americans seemed to be so proud of their heritage. it's because we are family oriented or whatever. i don't know. it's a complicated question. we come from a country of a lot of different mixed cultures. we are kind of a mixed group, actually. [indiscernible] >> thank you. >> are you wearing armani? >> she

the new one. >> great to be a part of. old cello, what-evs. always nice to have a friend or two you can call on. rits each other. >> i always call on dan. >> john found that out when he hosted good will hunting in new york city. ben affleck and matt damon showed up to take the part and the duo won an oscar for writing the screen play back in the day and the characters they brought to the big screen and his wife came to be a part as well. >> i like them apples. reference. >> thank you very much. appreciate it. >> all right. >> big debate tonight right here on abc. ? at village inn, a good meal is about more than just how it tastes. it's about how it makes you feel. ? d enjoy a free slice of pie with purchase. >>> we start with breaking news a shooting overnight and police are investigating. but go right to our reporter live on scene gathering the details. block of n. high st. and police are still montesi following an early morning shooting. they tweeted about the incident at 4:30 this morning. we know one person was taken from the scene in crit

the new one. >> great to be a part of. old cello, what-evs. always nice to have a friend or two you can call on. like to think we can call on each other. >> i always call on dan. >> john found that out when he hosted good will hunting in new york city. ben affleck and matt damon showed up to take the part and the duo won an oscar for writing the screen play back in the day and the characters they brought to the big screen and his wife came to be a part as well. >> i like them apples. >> that was a good will hunting reference. >> thank you very much. appreciate it. >> all right. >> big debate tonight right here on abc. we'll see you soon. this is a kcrg-tv9 news morning update. meteoroloigst britley ritz is here with a quick check of morning for the especially cancer. it raises money to give free mammograms and other breast-care services for those in need. the stakes are raised for tonight's second presidential debate in saint louis, missouri. it will be a town hall style event with republican donald trump and democrat hillary clinton. matthew

they are fairly accurate in that a single cello of all nine guns could land all nine rounds within a 250 yard spread. however, the kill zone on that is out to 300 yards. it leaves a crater of about 20-50 feet deep and about 30-50 feet in diameter. 200ything else at about yards has been turned into rubble. oneod gun crew can launch round every 30 seconds per barrel or two rounds every minute. it takes about 55 seconds for a single round to reach the maximum distance. about that. but for the first round lands, the second one is on its way. an armor piercing round is designed to penetrate up to 30 feet of hardened concrete and or what we dish out. so the armor hero 17 inches, we in theory could pierce. that is pretty incredible. there are many variables that go into firing a single round including our ships speed, course, and the enemies of speed and course as well as the weather. in fact, we have to know if we are firing the maximum distance, how much the target has moved as the earth it turns. those are just some of the variables that have three considered when they fire a round into the enemy area. arrivedisconsi

the south are mine. all seems beautiful to me. completely empty box. if you'd like to examine it... mm-hmm. yep. i see nothing in this box but a wasted childhood. little snarky there, cello lessons. and we have this completely ordinary cylinder. if you'd like to examine it... ordinary, yet i sense it is dripping with magical potential. oh, dear lord. a man pops out for a moment to evacuate his bowels and catch up on the adventures of the caped crusader, only to emerge and discover his apartment has been transformed into a cabaret. sheldon, he's just practicing for his cousin's birthday party. as i was saying... empty box, empty cylinder, and... ooh! (whispers): voila. i'm telling you, dude, there's a seat on the hogwarts express with your name on it. this is how you're going to entertain your little cousin and his friends? by lying to them?

cello recital. [ groans ] ohh, fine. you know what? if it keeps you out of your mom's hair, yes, do that. luke, if your mom starts to lose it, i need you to lighten theood by being extra cute. no problem. i've got some stuff prepared. "hey, mom, i'm 'firsty.'" heh? adorable, right? yeah, that's -- that's good. don't worry. it works better in my jammies.

important cello four games today national league division dodgers, nats clubs giants on fox sports one. >> former nfl player u.n. ambassador jack brewer you live in florida do you work in haiti, the, tell us about the devastation that you have been seeing. >> it has been very bad. you know seems like particularly, haiti continues to get hit with catastrophic events, you know, you know we have several on ground i have been in touch in real time you can see the images people are suffering, and unfortunately all we have issues in u.s. with hurricane, but these people flooding in getting washed out need a lot of support last time haiti had such a devastating earthquake six years ago unfortunately a lot of funds didn't get to the people. so you know we have big push with people on the ground, now that are trying to make sure that every dollar gets to the people actually helps, to try to relieve some of these hard times that they are facing. >> you think will get to people this time around given what happened last time money didn't flow promote did you think red cross set up a bunch of other organizations ready to help. >> i am a dwok of helping peel on the ground, our organization pri