the look at f.t. orchestra performing live at the house berlin the crowd is especially excited to hear their hypnotic song so i should say from the t.v. series babylon berlin the song is meant to evoke the 1920 s. that has captured the contemporary. cat. sebastiaan book of ski studied saxophonist parlance hans eisler music academy as the orchestras musical director he arranges their songs. live music swinged. the music swings it's great and it appeals to any big band jazz fan but we also have a certain rawness on roughness a kind of punk attitude in the way we play a tongue i do trivia spirit for. love. i. don't hear the feeling we thought that if we'd gone to the trouble of recording for 3 or 4 days and shooting for 3 or 4 days then it would be a shame if that were the end of this wonderful band and we felt we had to keep playing the music because it's really great to sort of music. shortly before the performance because he collects all the sheet music from the rehearsal space and heads off to buy house berlin

head of every concert i have the desire to somehow float on clouds with the orchestra in the all void consumes legion. but that's enough talking for the maestro he prefers to let the music speak for itself. well he's revered as a universal genius and best known for his paintings most notably the mona lisa but italian master leonardo da vinci was a true polymath with interests and comfort it encompassing architecture mathematics engineering several branches of the natural sciences and even music on may second marks the five hundredth anniversary of his death and competition is rife between the places that can lay claim to him among them his birthplace near vinci in tuscany. and the french town of on what was in the water valley where he died in fifteen nineteen and so while they all try to outdo one another we took a look into the legacy left by this exceptional mind. leonardo da vinci was not just an artist an architect but also a philosopher and engineer he's credited with some eighty inventions including submarines i'm flying machines but according to german author mathias echoed he

head if every concert i have the desire to somehow float on clouds with the orchestra. of the void consumes me. but that's enough talking for the maestro he prefers to let the music speak for itself. all his revered as a universal genius and best known for his paintings most notably the mona lisa but italian master leonardo da vinci was a true polymath with interest and comfort it encompassing architecture mathematics engineering several branches of the natural sciences and even music on may second marks the five hundred ten a verse three of his death and competition is rife between the places that can lay claim to him among them his birthplace near vinci in tuscany. and the french town of vase in the water valley where he died in fifteen nineteen and so while they all try to outdo one another we took a look into the legacy left by this exceptional mind. leonardo da vinci was not just an artist an architect but also a philosopher and engineer he's credited with some eighty inventions including submarines and flying machines but according to german author mathias echoed h

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book direct at wyndhamhotels.com robert: the chinese firebird youth orchestra is one of our favorite twitter, and you can follow me on twitter, @rhandanbc. let us know what you think. and that's it for this special edition of "asian pacific america." we will be back next week with more. we leave you with some bollywood-style indian dance from crazy feet fusion. thanks for watching. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ at redfin, we charge you a 1% listing fee. and because redfin.com is america's #1 brokerage site our agents get more eyes on your home so you sell for thousands more than the one next door. don't get stuck in the past. sell with a redfin agent. >>> it was some type of horror movie. >> tariffs are very powerful. >> good morning and welcome to sunday today on this may 12th. i'm willie geist and a happy mother's day to you moms out there. the most important stories in a moment. president trump overnight going after his former white house counsel, don began following the news that he refused to publicly clear the president of

the most challenging of all. string orchestra work. 23 solo instrument, no violin section, now viola section; everybody is responsible for their part in this piece. the challenge is something that i felt not only that we could do , absolutely could do, but i wanted to show off. i can't tell you how aware i am of the audience. not only what i hear but their vibes, so strong. i have been doing this for a long time. i kind of make them feel what i want them to feel. there is nobody in that audience or anywhere that is not going to know that particular song by the fourth note. and that is our encore on tour. by the way. i am proud to play it, we are from san francisco. we are going to play that piece >> the meeting will now come to order. the welcome to the may 10t may 10th regular meeting of the joint city school district and city college select committee. i'm supervisor h arc neainey. our clerk is alyssa somera. this is the very first inaugural meeting of this

and i was thinking gosh i can hardly multitask of my desk and here you are you're in charge of the orchestra pit you've got the singers on stage and you have this entire dance production going on at the same time how do you how do you keep everyone focused well 1st of his one medium which is common and he said music and that's a big big help actually and then and then i think the challenge is really fascinating and when you work with singers and you work with dancers it's very different and when you have to combine both you have. i don't know i don't know if i manage but i try to do that you know a lot of conductors they either do some fun of work or operatic where. you do both how do you justify that decision is just because a conductor the conductor is not an opera conductor as upon a conductor i think a conductor has to do everything and it's one profit from the other and say so i think you know let's get back to this particular op or you said good look tried to reform the arbor he wanted to make it more simple after the baroque period does that make your job easier working with simpler m

all of the kids play at least one instrument and they saying thus the name coral orchestra i caught up with the kids as they were preparing for a big bay area before ms. this saturday night with well known easy listening vocalist josh groban. >>why mco focuses on music but so much more. >>13 year-old ryan phan is one of 60 talented kids ages 10 to 18 what an amazing musical talent nurtured and developed a nonprofit called the young musicians world orchestra. >>why nco provides everything free all 60 are trained in classical jazz vocal and instrumental that is your allies. us group training and one on one tudors. monzon all the instruments for those without. as well as academic and college admissions support and more a package worth some $12,000 per child and it all comes together because of the generous drive in spirit and determination of a petite powerhouse named daisy newman. >>i believe that if you put an instrumenm in theihands of every 6 year-old child when they hit 1314 there's no room for need lloyd gun. it is amazing. the magical effect of an instrument and the child. >>this i

and it felt really good to imagine that >> reporter: and for the orchestra, there's the potential forew generation of listeners. m mckenna says tic has really grown on her, and it's almost a letdown when th three-minute morning dose is over. >> i wish it wld replay, because i just want to sit down and just close my eyes, or open my eyes and do the gork. >> can ye us a nice wave? >> reporter: erica wigton notes that there are many things that can help a schooseclimate. she mindful music moments as one strategy to make school less str are learning to cope with an increasingly frantic world. >> definitely a permanent program that we're goig to continue to use every day. just because we want to start their day in a beautiful, calm way, so that they're ready to learn. >> reporter: for the pbs newshour, i'm david c. barnett on cleveland. >> nawaz: anne, we'll be livestreaming president donald trump's speech on s. immigration policy, expected tomorrow at 2:30 p.m. eastern time. you can watch live on our site, pbs.org/newshour. and that's the newshour for tonight. i'm anma nawaz. join us onli

company in this thing as is the city's beethoven orchestra led by conductor derek cuffed on. it's for a good cause for an important cause that we need to keep in the public eye on a huge sum of money was raised on this evening that's great and we're happy to serve the cause of. the gun as was started by on and helmet under ass hot fake his biggest concerns remain prevention and research globally almost 37000000 people are living with hiv this theme of the subject is played down people act as if it's not such a bad thing no 1st you should protect yourself otherwise you have a lifelong. disease and be reliant on strong medication and that's not fun people should be careful and be informed that our message. the bon oprah gala has become one of the hottest dates in the cultural calendar popular with both concert goers and artists other engaging performances came from soprano iniesta. and countertenor release of under. 10 hour and break down you know it had an energetic take on line sucked the do it from off from box the tales of hoffmann. this year's got a netted a record 240000 e

rolled out its plans for the season starting in august marking the beginning of a new era for the orchestra under chief conductor. and celebrations in events abounds to commemorate the five hundredth anniversary of the death of leonardo da vinci we look into the legacy of the tuscan master. artists in poland have taken to the street and to social media to protest the decision to remove a video installation from the national museum in warsaw the video in question by a prominent artist natalia l l dates from one thousand nine hundred seventy three and depicts a young woman eating a banana in a suggestive way well although it's been on display for many years conservative authorities have now branded it obscene sparking concerns that artistic freedom is under threat. occasionally protesting can be at tasty affair hundreds of demonstrators gathered in front of the polish national museum in warsaw to eat bananas together look at this when you move forward in the name of artistic freedom . we fully reject censorship in arts over the past few years our freedoms have been increasingly compromised an

rolled out its plans for the season starting in august marking the beginning of a new era for the orchestra. conductor. and celebrations and events abounds to commemorate the five hundredth anniversary of the death of leonardo da vinci we look into the legacy of the tuscan master. artists in poland have taken to the street and to social media to protest the decision to remove a video installation from the national museum in warsaw the video in question by a prominent artist natalia l l dates from one thousand nine hundred seventy three and depicts a young woman eating a banana in a suggestive way well although it's been on display for many years conservative authorities have now branded it obscene sparking concerns that artistic freedom is under threat. occasionally protesting can be at tasty affair hundreds of demonstrators gathered in front of the polish national museum in warsaw to eat bananas together. all in the name of artistic freedom. we fully reject censorship in art over the past few years our freedoms have been increasingly compromised and now it's our turn look at this we have a

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. >> reporter: despite the extreme hardship, he's now the lead cellist in the orchestra at virginia'ssity. he says he discovered the cello in junior high school, by accident. >> i tried percussion, and they said i had no rhythm. >> reporter: so his music teacher suggested the cello. >> the first time i saw the cello, i was like, "i don't want to do this." >> reporter: but with encouragement from teachers and help from youtube cello videos, he persevered. by high school, he became so good, so quickly, that george mason offered him a full-tuition scholarship, even though he had never had a private lesson. >> he has talent, enormous talent. >> reporter: june huang is director of stringed instruments at george mason. >> is it amazing he got this far, got into college, without a formal private lesson? that is amazing. >> reporter: at his audition, she was so overwhelmed, she dropped her pencil, and forgot to take notes. >> it's unique when you hear music come from the core of somebody-- the silent, peaceful, middle of someone. and i felt honored to witness that. >> reporter: adams says he

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. >> reporter: despite the extreme hardship, he is now the lead cellist in the orchestra at george masony. he says he discovered the cello in junior high school by accident. >> i tried percussion and they said i had no rhythm. >> reporter: his music teacher suggested the cello. >> i thought, i don't want to do this. >> reporter: but with help of youtube videos, he persevered. by high school, he became so good so quickly that george mason offered him a full tuition scholarship, even though he never had a private lesson. >> he has talent. >> reporter: june wong is the director of stringed instruments at george mason. >> is it amazing he got this far without a formal private lesson? that is amazing. >> reporter: at his audition, she was so overwhelmed, she dropped her pencil and forgot to take notes. >> it's unique when you hear music come from the core of somebody. the silence, peaceful middle of someone. and i felt honored to witness that. >> reporter: adams said he wouldn't have made it this far without wong and other teachers who gave encouragement and financial assistance when necessar

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the country. she saw to it that we had a symphony orchestra in grade school and that the students who played in the orchestra went to hear the pittsburgh symphony regularly. art and music and books were part of learning, not just arithmetic and spelling. she was marvelous. it continued on through high school, and i will ever be extremely grateful that i grew up where i did, where the monongahela meets and they formed the broad ohio. when i had the chance to have he ohio be a major factor, major character in a book i was going to write, i was thrilled beyond words. brian: let me show you another map that fits with what we are talking about. this is from pittsburgh, the ohio river across indiana, illinois. how did you find this story? the ohio starts -- we are looking at it from pittsburgh on. marietta is about halfway down ? david: the river is going south, not west. it is going southwest. right where it turns to go west is where marietta is. it is about 90 miles down the river from pittsburgh. i only came upon this incredible collection that the book is based on because i was invited in 2004 to giv

that toothbrush is part of the device orchestra. hild of 28-year-old former software developer from finland. he originally did it as a project and posted a video, forgot about it and it suddenly went viral. he quit his job as a software developer to focus on this. it's working for him. this happens to be "wanna be" by the spice girls. this is a famous one from an opera. it's a toothbrush and couple receipt machines. ♪ >> it's an annoying sound. >> hey! >> this one, you may recognize. we have several credit card machines and a small minisort machine. ♪ >> yep, "happy" by ferrell williams. this one, he uses several credit card machines for "the star-spangled banner." this has a surprise at the end. >>> if your family is crazy like my wife's family is, then i may have the perfect place for that family reunion. the great escape. it's in orlando, florida. 13 bathrooms, sleeps up to people. >> i can bring all my cousins, plus one. >> as you can see, there is ten acres of fun to be had. check out the pool. it's like a stable. lazy river. su

. >> to know the orchestra program is going to stay is very exciting. >> reporter: on the chopping block two of the three music choices. >> there were eight and i had it town 90 to 100 but now we're at 65. >> for 33 years, he was the music teacher there. sadly this year will be his last. he says he knew he would retire one day, but planned on going out fighting. >> i have to the so many times. i didn't think i would fight again when i'm going to retire. yes, it might have been the final straw. >>> ♪ >>> before the board meeting, roughly 200 students came together for a jam session performing for parents and supporters who oppose the music cuts. during the 2017-2018 school year, the board cut the budget. if there is low enrollment in music classes, coulds had to be an option. >> it is expensive to run class sizes with only a few students and the board last year asked us to start running all of our classes as close to maximum. >> however, it was enough to change the minds of the board. because after roughly an hour of presentations, comments and debate, the board decided not only to keep a

. >> to know the orchestra program is going to stay is very exciting. >> reporter: on the chopping block two of the three music classes offered. >> when i came it was about 8 in the jazz band and 12 in the band. i had it up to 90 or 100 but now were at 65. for 33 years he served as the music teacher. sadly this year will be his last. he says he knew he would retire one day but was plans to go out finding. >> i fought so many times. i didn't think i would be fighting again when i'm going to retire, so yes, it may have been the final straw. >> reporter: before the board meeting, roughly 200 students came together for a jam session performing for parents and those who oppose the music cuts. during the school year, the board cut $3 million from the budget. if there is low enrollment cuts needed to be an option. >> it is very expensive to run classes with only a few students and the board last year asked us to start running all of our classes as close to maximum. >> reporter: however, it was enough to change the minds of the board. because after roughly an hour of presentations, comments and

was first to say he an oboe west at the winnipeg -- in the winnipeg symphony orchestra. he entered the world of business councils and local politics initially, now he is the minister responsible for trade diversification. minister, what is your reaction to the escalation in trade tensions we are seeing between the u.s. and china, which obviously have a ripple effect on not only canada, but so many countries in the western hemisphere? how worried are you? >> we look to de-escalate trade tensions. that is why canada is leading some like-minded nations in wto reform. we think the international rules-based order is in the interest of all the nations who believe in free trade, growth and prosperity. that is our hope. if you are asking me to predict the results of the conversation between the united states and china, i will tell you i could not predict the conversation between canada, the united states, and mexico three days before we signed a deal because those involved in negotiating trade agreements no that until anything is decided, nothing is decided. there are no bottom l

also home to the san jose chamber orchestra. the move comes amid a revival of downtown san jose with tech firms building at the skyline and developers rushing in. sandhill property says they are dedicated to preserving that theater. >> which is good because it's gorgeous. >>> with 40 confirmed cases of measles in the state of california, we will show you what bay area schools have the lowest vaccination rates. >>> new twist in the college admissions scandal. how the mother of one stanford student is explaining a seven- figure payment. >> and mekhi space city explaining one of the highest growth rates in the state. i will tell you where and why. >>> we start with alarming statistics on bay area vaccination rates. we found kindergartens in three bay area counties where fewer than 50% of students are immunized against measles. all are small, private schools or charters. >> three are waldorf schools including berkeley rose. >> reporter: we are here at the berkeley rose waldorf school in berkeley, last year's kindergarten class had 29

tour events and last month of course had that dramatic comeback at the orchestra national golf club his visit to the white house comes however as more athletes declined such invitations alan fischer explains why it's wonderful to have you here it's been a tradition at the white house for years when u.s. sports teams top off their celebrations with a visit to the president but like many other things it's different under trump the patriots earn incredible organization of the twenty teams that have won major titles only ten have gone to the white house the rest have either not been invited or more unusually have declined the invite our current president is a very divisive and you know individual he's someone who you know people don't unite around and even in these things that are not supposed to be political or partisan he's such a divisive figure such a polarizing figure that it causes people to make a political choice donald trump has often said athletes should stay out of politics but he doesn't mind winning in one sports he was hugely critical of black american football stars who knelt

they're, like, we need people in the orchestra. eporter: he persevered with the help of cello youtube videos and encouragement from people like his high school music teacher gerald felkes. >> at the time, this was his escape, it was music. >> reporter: he became so good, so fast that george mason university offered him a full tuition scholarship, even though he had never had a private lesson. >> he has talent. enormous talent. ♪ >> reporter: the director of stringed instruments at george mason, june wang, said says hys audition was special. >> it is unique when you hear music come from the core of somebody. the silent peaceful middle of someone and i felt honored to witness that. >> when he didn't have one of his own, she lent adams her cello. >> we are mandated as human beings to lift each other and bring each other's gifts forward. and that's really all i'm doing. and he made beautiful music on my terrible cello. >> reporter: for adams, simple deeds like those have been life changing. >> i feel like thank you isn't enough to reall

from the shanghai city symphony orchestra. it's been a long time coming for the acclaimed south korean violinist he's been pushing for an into korean performance for years. the artists say they want to perform together again in the future and bring them use a call to play missy to other cities across the world. that's it for today. there are more stories on our website e.w. dot com forward slash asia and be sure to check out our facebook page as well we'll leave you with pictures from across asia as ramadan continues and muslims on the continent are fasting praying and celebrating to start at sunset thank you for watching you next time and by. going to unofficial estimates more than 1200000 venezuelans live in colombia legally and illegally. where were you when i return to where you are. visit friends i don't think i'd ever go back there to live you know what i live there again i don't know so i'm not sure. witness global news that matters. made for minds. pretty. sure linked to news from africa and the world your link to excep

from the shanghai city symphony orchestra. it's been a long time coming for the acclaimed south korean violinist he's been pushing for an into korean performance for years. the post artists say they want to perform together again in the future and bring them to play missy to other cities across the world. much. that's it for today. there are more stories on our website e.w. dot com forward slash asia and be sure to check out our facebook page as well we'll leave you with pictures from across asia as ramadan continues and muslims on the continent are fasting and praying and celebrating to start at sunset thank you for watching see you next time and by. the end. i'm not proud of and they will not succeed in dividing us about not succeed in taking the people off the streets or because we're tired of this dictatorship. taking the stand global news that matters. made. i was here when i arrived here i slept with people in a room. it was hard i was free. i even got white hair. the german language. this gives me a little push maybe to

from the shanghai city since any orchestra. it's been a long time coming for the acclaimed south korean violinist has been pushing for an into korean performance for years. the post artists say they want to perform together again in the future and bring them to play missy to other cities across the world. that's it for today. there are more stories on our website e.w. dot com forward slash asia and be sure to check out our facebook page as well we'll leave you with pictures from across asia as ramadan continues and muslims on the continent are fasting praying and celebrating to start at sunset thank you for watching you next time and goodbye. our fighters want to start families to become farmers or engineers everyone of them as a plan for your children. so nothing is just on the children who have already been there all day and that's you and those that will follow are part of a new process. they could be the future of. granting opportunity global news that matters. mines and sex. raring to meet. if there is any erotic trend to r

classically trained musicians from the township of soweto to take up leading positions at the world's best symphony orchestra's in places like london and new york. picked up a violin for the first time three years ago and since then classical music has become his passion the sixteen year old so the african lives in switzer with his great grandmother because his mother a drug addict is really around. it tells people to fuck it up but the situation i'm betting. they still young my dad how did. they. start school in a corner so. if this place me. five times a week he goes to pass kate a music school in the heart of so when it was opened by rosemarie meldon in one nine hundred ninety seven after the end of apartheid for the seventy five year old english violinist music is not just about getting neighborhood kids off the street sometimes it's about finding a special talent like galani. recycled a violin up and stick second under his chin and i could see almost immediately that it just fish it worked he's physically very talented and he's musical that. during a part to play in classical music was a skill mostly rese

town to young musicians are performing right now with the singing st the event with the young musicians coral orchestrarted at 00:30pm tonight, the ritz carlton in half moon bay that the. >>why am seo is a free program and it serves primarily kids here in the bay area kron four spam or caught up with the kids as they were preparing for their big night. >>13 year-old ryan phan is one of 60 talented kids ages 10 to 18 with an uzi musical talent nurtured and developed the nonprofit called the young musicians world orchestra. >>why nco provides everything free all 60 are trained in classical jazz vocal and instrumental that is your o s glasgow was group training and one on one tudors. loans on all the instruments for those without. as well as academic and college admissions support and more a package worth some $12,000 per child and it all comes together because of the generous drive in spirit and determination of a petite powerhouse named daisy newman. >>i believe that if you put an instrument in the hands of every 6 year-old child when they hit 1314 there's no room for need lloyd gun. it is amazing and t

now is very >>the young musicians coral orchestra ymc owes a free program with the difference primarily serving the east bay. all of the students play at least one instrument and they saying that's the name coral or his yeah i caught up with the kids as they were preparing for a big bay area before miss tomorrow night with popular easy listening vocalist josh groban y m c a c o focuses on music but so much more. >>13 year-old ryan phan is one of 60 talented kids ages 10 to 18 with an uzi musical talent nurtured and developed the nonprofit called the young musicians world orchestra. >>why nco provides everything free all 60 are trained in classical vocal and instrumental that is your o s glasgow was group training and one on one tudors. loans on all the instruments for those without. as well as academic and college admissions support and more a package worth some $12,000 per child and it all comes together because of the generous drive in spirit and determination of a petite powerhouse named daisy newman. >>i believe that if you put an instrument in the hands of every 6 year-old child wh

the u.s. secretary of state. orchestra tomorrow or the last compel you how the u.s. is going to deal with the crisis that was made by washington's unilateral decisions . foreign policy chief calls for an urgent deescalation between to iran and washington after the collapse of the iran nuclear deal. swedish prosecutors say they will reopen a sexual assault probe against wiki leaks founder julian assange will seek his extradition from the u.k. . and the u.s. china trade war hits global stock markets after beijing retaliate to u.s. tyrants. a warm welcome you watching antti international with me nicky aaron great to have you with us this hour our top story the u.s. president has issued a warning to return wrong after his decision to limit its obligations under the 2050 nuclear deal donald trump was also reacting to saudi arabia's claim that iran sabotaged 2 oil tankers we'll see what happens with the run if they do anything it will be a very bad mistake if they do anything i'm hearing a little stories about iran if they do anything they will suffer greatly we'll see wha