. >> nawaz: the italian region of tuscany is renowned for its world-class wine, from the vine to themaking it a time-honored practice in which little has changed over the centuries. but, as christopher livesay explains, there's e small vineyard challenging tradition, and bringing its wine to life with the sound of music. >> reporter: in the rolling hills of montalcino, tuscany, a harmonious combination of temperate climate and fertile soil has long helped create some of the finest wines in the world. but, at this vineyard-- the paradiso di frassina-- there's another, peculiar ingredient. ♪ ♪ ♪ for seven days a week, and 24 hours a day, these sangiovese grapes are fed a steady diet of mozart. the man behind this unorthodox approach is owner carlo cignozzi, a former musician. >> ( translated ): i knew that music provides energy to the human soul. people need it to thrive. plants are the same. >> reporter: but could mozart's "divertimento in d" really produce a bacchanalia? cignozzi says the vines closest to the speakers produce the juiciest grapes and the greenest leaves. he doesn't ha

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it's time for breakfast, a moment of solace amidst a sea of worried, that is the number one ship. tuscany village. we meet sir rush from iran, who tells us he fled from political persecution in his homeland. he survived a harrowing boat ride on his journey to france. we were 70 full people in a 12 me to a boat on the way from greece to italy. ah, we lost those u. p. s and we lost connection and we was trying to go after big boats, cruise ships, and nobody stops for us. and one day we saw birds and we changed them to a we got connection and got to italy. from there he travelled farther north to the french coast. the journey took longer than expected. sir. osh never imagined he would be sleeping on the ground outside during winter time. it is open this much. so bad time to be here. the place is crowded. it's filthy. at sonata, how a human should live. sir, rush has family on the other side of the channel. he's desperate to reach britain, even if it means being cold and wet. i just write out my sucks. so i, i'm staying a year. if it is possible, i cross, if it is not, i'm still saying here b

it's time for breakfast, a moment of solace amidst a sea of worries that do their number one ship tuscany village. we meet sir rush from iran, who tells us he fled from political persecution in his homeland. he survived a harrowing boat ride on his journey to france. we were 70 full people in a 12 me to a boat on the way from greece to italy. ah, we lost those u p. s, and we lost connection and we was trying to go after big boats, cruise ships, and nobody stops for us. and one day we saw birds and we changed them to a we got connection and got to italy. from there he travelled farther north to the french coast. the journey took longer than expected. sir. osh never imagined he would be sleeping on the ground outside during winter time. it was opened this summer time to be here. the place is crowded. it's filthy at sonata, how a human should live. sir, rush has family on the other side of the channel. he's desperate to reach britain, even if it means being cold and wet. i just write out my sucks, sir. i. i'm staying a year. if it is possible, i cross, if it is not, i'm still staying here be

it's time for breakfast, a moment of solace amidst a sea of worried, that is the number one ship. tuscany village. we meet sir rush from iran, who tells us he fled from political persecution in his homeland. he survived a harrowing boat ride on his journey to france. we were 70 full people in a 12 me to a boat on the way from greece to italy. ah, we lost those u. p. s. and we lost connection, and we was trying to go after big boats, cruise ships, and nobody stops for us. and one day we saw birds and we changed them to a we got connection and got to italy. from there he travelled farther north to the french coast. the journey took longer than expected. sir. rush, never imagined he would be sleeping on the ground outside during winter time. it was opened this much sober time to be here. the place is crowded. it's filthy. at sonata, how a human should live. sir, rush has family on the other side of the channel. he's desperate to reach britain, even if it means being cold and wet. i just write out my sucks. he said, no, i'm staying a year. if it is possible, i cross, if it is not, i'm still s