and a new exhibition in bonn brings us closer to the man and his. we had 20 . where a new exhibition of art from the democratic republic of congo looks at that country's traditions both past and present. and in our series 100 german mystery. is extraordinary memoir an exclusive love in which she tries to unravel the history behind her grandparents. but we start with the superstar of german composers and beethoven who will be in the spotlight in 2020 as we celebrate his 250th birthday and that means that his music will of course be everywhere as concerts and new recordings abound and in his hometown of bonn the board. is getting a jump on things with a new exhibition that correlates his musical works with key events in his life. germany has never celebrated a composer this way before the 250th anniversary of. one year ahead of the actual date and nowhere more than in bonn germany the composers hometown. director of the anniversary society and the b 2 b. house we have a funding for more than 40000000 euros to celebrate peter from germany germany why . i think it

and beethoven was born in bonn so i think it's a good match. another t w film called the sound of nature focuses on the pastoral symphony beethoven's on marsh to night cha helm visits musicians on 5 continents composing music dealing with environmental issues. is that. tool if we use it properly we contains the world this film had its premiere on world environment day . the younger it often is all about discovering that the art needs to reflect a new kind of society that emerges in. exactly at the time when pizza was born with the french revolution a world without beethoven is the 3rd major d.w. production sarah willis horn player with berlin philharmonic examines the legacy of the musical revolutionary and asks where would we be without the great composer of us jazz great wynton marsalis is one of the international stars she told to do like that. i love. radio. new perspectives from c.w. in beethoven you know 2020. college gaudron kind of the joins me now a trinity of treats. there's lots more robert do you have a personal favorite difficult t

in december 17th 70 look fixed and beethoven was born into a musical family in bonn his grandfather was the court music director his father was a singer and music teacher. to mark the 250th anniversary of his birth a new permanent exhibition has opened in the house where literate from beethoven was born. just a few years before the french revolution the spirit of change was in the air. his family supported young beethoven's musical talent he lived various instruments and worked as an organist and piano teacher and he took an interest in the ideas of the ad litum and. there's already apparent are the french revolution men packed on beethoven's life. here we have this view of the french marching in and occupying the rhineland. here a liberty pole is set up at the market square in bonn so beethoven was caught up in these changing times from that site for the last with at the beethoven house and by this it is can see the instruments the composer played. as portraits testified to the fact that beethoven was already an i call in his lifetime yet the differing portrayals underline the composer

widow widow cossack who also had a very attractive daughter called bet that back then all the men in bonn were attracted to her like moths to a flame. that. they go into. there are 16 stops on the base have into it in and around the. first step on the uttering the composer's memory is a neighbor of the last. of those horrid today there's almost no music that doesn't draw on beethoven that even includes rock music when you listen to someone like the great punk icon patti smith whenever she's in bonn she always goes to the beethoven house because she says my music would be inconceivable without beethoven not so beethoven's really contemporary. back in vienna hear b. to have been celebrated his 1st great successes as a composer for example in the. 3rd symphony. was heard for the 1st time. the prince of luck of its was an important patron for beatles and for other composers today is the palace houses the theatre museum. that's what's so special about this whole. it's simply part of musical history she . took place here so did debuts dress rehearsals in the presence of beethoven and operas. th

and for more on this let's go now to business correspondent panday he joins us from bonn. we just got a sense there of how important the onion is to everyday life in india how exactly have things gotten so out of control stephen their host of reasons for that but the most important thing is they were unceasing rains earlier this year and they destroyed much of the crop in key growing areas invest in india that's been a major issue and then there is this book picture issue of hoarding speculators who hold on in prices to make profits when the prices go up and of course the onions that are coming from the store houses are of poor quality that is again leading to a shortage of supply and that also leads to a major issue related to the quality of storage and warehouses in india so a variety of factors sort of mixing in here what steps if any is the government taking. but to begin with you heard in that bought the government has banned export of onions and now it is looking to import onions from countries like turkey have gone this done egypt and there is a major crackdown on h

here in bonn for in western kenya fast of only 20 employees are left here making sugar and production will soon grind to a halt and the reason for the slowdown there's no storage space left for domestic sugar the state run company isn't able to sell it because imported sugar is cheaper . than it is a q many merchants are importing legally but there are other merchants who import illegal sugar the market is saturated and we can't sell what we have in storage here we just can't compete with the low prices of imported sugar. look at the production of cooking oil producers and book enough aso are having similar problems with illegal oil imports they know the country depends on foreign cooking oil. when his team will be q.c. according to estimates working afonso needs 100000 tonnes of cooking oil annually we can only produce 13000 tonnes of said if you count all the domestic producers together we produce around 25 percent of what's needed with one quarter. it was one us who will not being able to produce enough is just one problem companies there are not catering enough to the needs of the

met. 4 weeks later the singers have come to bonn germany's former capital for the annual beethoven fest. it celebrates the city's famous son the composer and pianist live it from beethoven. how'd you like to live near i mean it's so peaceful it's nice i like it so much. that. i guess the 1st thing they do after getting up is singing. i've never seen them warm up or prepare they just ready to go. we find that really inspiring it gives us the confidence to really go for it it's only. like eastern med also that i like to think of it as. roses among the thorns because we're. and we haven't already serious but hearing the sweet voice and talk it's always so beautiful. on. t.v. their voice is a so deep and velvety but they can sing high tune. they're very colorful and have an incredible versatility bands in a good suspect they're able to sing classical material but also jazz and soul jessica she saw. how that comes together really nice and they can all the very flexible. to some jazz and all those things so it really mixes very well with what we're doing it's been quite a fun process. there a

here at liberty polish set up at the market square in bonn so beethoven was caught up in these changing times from his. father 1st. with the base have been health visitors can see the instruments the composer played. the race portraits testified to the fact that beethoven was already an icon in his lifetime yet the differing portrayals underline the composer's multifaceted nature import this is a portrait of the young beethoven circa 1900 he was around 30 years old it's a completely different image than the one we normally happy with we think of beethoven as an old deaf misanthrope who withdrew from society. but here he looks at us quite openly and. composers who came before him he doesn't wear a wink at some of his republican hands down signals a new era and this portrayed by horniman is well suited to helping us find a new understanding a new approach to beethoven. of. what really in the bass have in house is devoted to the composer this every day life and work. permanent exhibition relies on a few eyes that speak volumes. because it was important for us to show off his historic house

i think you know you and simon summit in bonn 2 years ago i sat on a panel with a few german think tank is from talking about environment energy and climate policy and they were board about radical climate policies increasing electricity prices and possibly leading to more votes being pushed to the right wing of the party a friend of mine from the philippines was also on the podium and said you know you're worried about rising electricity prices we are experiencing rising sea levels you're worried about some more votes going to a proto fascist i think we have a fascist president now that's basically the kind of global relations for me to think they see him and we need to think here in europe do we want to continue living this high wealth high speed high production lifestyle. knowing that that destroys that makes the planet progressively less livable and actually negatively impacts the lives of the most poorest and most modern life except i mean it's over it's a lovely speech except that we see the reality is they answer your question is yes by their actions we say that countries governm

regular jihadist attacks which about hundreds dead since start of twenty fifteen when that moae in bonn ththis again to spread across the sahel region. for a half thousand french troops of that responsive- the on going up ocem back again- which of course is the big mininistry- operation in the style. against the jihadist threat. the sun isn't up yet under these soldiers are coming out to the final preparations for a dangerous mission. that trying to root out terrorists in this region in the north of mali part of the french army's operation ball can. just days before thirteen french troops died in a helicopter collision near the border with a kenya faster. hello everyone i hope you slept well got some rest before we started one last briefing from the commander before it's time to go to he warns about the risk of ieds. improvised explosive devices often used by terrorist groups in the sahel region yeah all night yesterday a collie stepped on the night you de. ideas a all the number one thret during this operation you must be extremely vigilant you know it's true on the convoyy of around f

told him in honor of his 250th birthday a new exhibition in bonn brings us closer to the man and his music. on how to how free glad you could join me us a paid make a boeing is suspending production of its 737 knots and line a stall say in january the best selling aircraft was grounded last march following 2 fatal crashes in just 5 months boeing has not delivered any new 737 since then what it worked on the cause of those crashes now the production freeze by one of the largest u.s. exports as well impact supplies and lines around the world as well as the u.s. economy. there are 400 brand new 737 max aircraft parked in boeing's holding area they've been grounded since april this year some are even parked in the employee parking lot the production stop slated for this coming january is a drastic measure and it's bad for boeing's 12000 employees i think holding production as a pretty major downside that disrupts the whole supply chain that puts labor and terrible spot causes. a real loss of the economies of scale that this airplane has and you keep that assembly line go on because of al

and beethoven was born in bonn so i think it's a good match. another d.w. film called the sound of nature focuses on the pastoral symphony beethoven's on march tonight shot the film visits musicians on 5 continents composing music dealing with environmentalists issues. that. tool if we use it properly we contains the world this film had its premiere on world environment day. young it often is all about discovering that the art needs to reflect a new kind of society that emerges exactly. at the time when pizza was born with the french revolution a world without beethoven is the 3rd major d.w. production sarah willis horn player with but in film that examines the legacy of the musical revolutionary and asked where would we be without the great composer. us jazz great wynton marsalis is one of the international stars she told so you didn't like that. i love the. new perspectives from d.w. in beethoven you know 2020. college you go drink out of the joins me now a trinity of treats. there's lots more as well but do you have a personal favorite diffi

big beethoven weekend a special exhibition opens at the buddhist clinched the national art gallery in bonn including historic instruments. peering into a hall where you can look back into betokens time. there's a plaster cast of the composer's face and a bust me when he was 42 years old. symbolizing the trollings gradual hearing loss his ear horn is on display but the composer was nearly always ill leading to his death of cirrhosis of the liver at age 56. he always had various remedies on hand the exhibition opens with usually on tuesday but on the weekend before visitors were already getting in the mood for the big year. down the road from the national art gallery the big open house museum is reopening after getting a complete freeze lift u.t.m. head nicola kempton explains the new approach. and the old house fire fun stuff to take in it's own one if you for example know his daily routine. what he did what he edits what to do and when you've got to say the whole time to every office day and also here in the room over there his net adds his friends this spawns us the people in the loft on

bit cautious this time and right the power of the humble onion ashutosh panday joining us there from bonn thank you. japan's government has unveiled a stimulus package worth over $200000000000.00 once private spending is included week exports and a drop in consumption have put pressure on the world's 3rd biggest economy which already has a debt burden twice the size of its economic output. it's quite the cash injection $13.00 trillion yen that's more than $120000000000.00 is the sum the japanese government thinks is needed to kickstart the economy. the reasons for the move are manifold. the purpose is to accelerate recovery from natural disasters overcome economic risks from overseas like the trade friction between the united states and china also to achieve sustainable economic growth led by private demand by speeding up the impact of nomics. fiscal stimulus is a key feature of so-called oben nomics the name given to the economic policies of prime minister shinzo ave they were intended to address some of the weaknesses in the world's 3rd largest economy one key source of concern is a dro

literally all around the world and monday night saw a festive gala performance at the opera house in bonn that set the tone for what's to come. the beethoven orchestra bon under conductor dia katan kicked off the celebrations honoring bombs most famous son the composer was born in the western german city and $769.00 among the guests at the gate low was current band president aren't hard to pick who is involved in organizing the anniversary events what does beethoven mean to him personally be it often means just great music and all thought you meant the patient solidarity and freedom and also unity of. state premier of north rhine-westphalia beethoven clearly represents the worldliness of the rhineland region isn't this a very multicultural area we live in and his music is the music it's not a drum in music it's a european it's a vote music school i was along with plenty of beethoven the gala featured new music inspired by him with lyrics by british writer paul griffiths reflecting on the composer's significance today here there sung by soprano is the elevons. this. group's. other performe

dortmund and shall go in the bottom half dusseldorf move up to the playoff spot while braman and part of bonn go into the winter break in the direct relegation places. coming up after the break doc film and our series the big bang that created today's world don't forget you can find more on t.v. dot com or on twitter and you news for our jewish viewers happy hanukkah i'm william blue cross to berlin thanks for you for watching. because time to take one step further and face the. time to set.

and a new exhibition in bonn brings us closer to the man and his. we had to zurich new exhibition of art from the democratic republic of congo looks at that country's traditions both past and present. and in our series 100 german must really. extraordinary memoir an exclusive love in which she tries to unravel the history behind grandparents. but we start with the superstar of german composers beethoven will be in the spotlight in 2020 as we celebrate his 250th birthday and that means that his music will of course be everywhere his concerts and new recordings abound and in his hometown of baun the buddhist is getting a jump on things with a new exhibition that correlates his musical works with.

in honor of his 250th birthday and a new exhibition in bonn brings us closer to the man and his. we had to zurich where a new exhibition of art from the democratic republic of congo looks at that country's traditions past and present. and in our series 100 german must read. extraordinary memoir an exclusive love in which she tries to ravel the history behind her grandparents. but we start with the superstar of german composers beethoven will be in the spotlight in 2020 as we celebrate his 250th birthday and that means that his music will of course be everywhere as concerts and new recordings abound on in his hometown of ball on the border and getting a jump on things with a new exhibition that correlates his musical works with key events in his life. germany has never celebrated a composer before the 250th anniversary of.

than 200000 people in thailand people place flowers at a memorial to the tsunami in the village of bonn on cam the village was the worst hit place in thailand and at least 1400 people died there. 3 lanka's eastern coast was hit especially hard more than 10000 people died in the southern part our region. can die a slow but i looked out over the indian ocean nearly every day. and deter life 15 years ago when she lost almost her entire family to the massive tsunami. only a little bit good if not good all 9 of us lived near the beach so many tonight when i think about the children i get very sad i only managed to save one little go but i never saw the others again when i got back my house was destroyed. but i. can die and now shares her home with the one granddaughter she rescued and her small child the waters forced their way some one and a half kilometers inland the town of power in sri lanka south was worst affected thousands of children were among the victims. has helped many survivors back then he was the only psychiatrist in the worst affected areas southern sri lanka he treated adult

jihad a documentary looking at how the so-called islamic state children soldiers on how to humphrey in bonn have more news for you at the top shelf the hour you can always go to our web site in the meantime it is called next your company as he sees. welcome to the what is the good ear or d.w.i. . we're plenty to talk about it's a couple this sounds our coverage. we have. let's have a consultant over my book don't want to. get .

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