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Chopin: Polonaise No.3 In A, Op.40 No.1 - "Military" - Allegro con brio

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Allegro con brio Lazar Berman ℗ 1979 Deutsche Grammophon GmbH, Berlin Composer: Chopin Auto-generated by YouTube.

F. CHOPIN: Polonaise Op. 40, No. 1 "Military"

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Recorded live in 2000 at a recital in Beirut (Sevag Derghougassian, piano)

La Cité du Livre : La cité du livre - Sandrine Treiner

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Une émission présentée par Émilie Aubry LA CITÉ DU LIVRE En partenariat avec le Centre National du Livre Emilie Aubry vous propose cha...

_La malédiction du gaz de schiste_4/4

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Zamosc, en Pologne orientale : au hasard d'un tournage dans cette région rurale, Lech Kowalski rencontre en 2009 des paysans sur les terres...

Ballade à Dreux

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Montage d'images d'archives tournées par Paul Masson dans les années 1940 à Dreux, en Eure-et-Loir. Certaines images ont été tournées ...

Opening MiniSportPas 2013

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Op 27 februari gaf wethouder Geerdes bij tafeltennis vereniging HTTC het startschot voor de Mini- en JeugdSportPas 2013. De opening was extr...

מה מלמדת אותנו שרת הבריאות של פולין בנאום מ־2009 בנושא מגיפת השפעת?

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ואיך כל זה רלוונטי לישראל ול־״התפרצות״ הפוליו הפראי מזן 1 בישראל? השרה אווה ק�...

ואיך כל זה רלוונטי לישראל ול־״התפרצות״ הפוליו הפראי מזן 1 בישראל? השרה אווה קופאץ מול השרה יעל גרמן, שתיהן התמודדו עם לחץ בינלאומי לחסן. צפיה מהנה. לפרטים נוספים על הסרטון ועל ההשוואה המתבקשת עם ישראל: http://mtk.co.il/taxidriver/documents/polio_poland מאמרים על פוליו: חיסון OPV בדרום ישראל? זו לא זהירות זה חוסר זהירות! http://www.mtk.co.il/taxidriver/documents/polio אלוהים תן לי רק טיפות מזל: חיסון הפוליו המוחלש http://www.mtk.co.il/taxidriver/documents/polio_cube תורגם מצרפתית: http://www.dailymotion.com/video/xb5o8d_ministre-de-la-sant%C3%A9-polonaise-sur_news (Jeanne Burgermister) המקור באנגלית: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RhZesZe33cw (maczikszcz) נאום של שרת הבריאות של פולין, ד״ר אווה קופאץ, בנוגע לחיסונ/ים H1N1 כנגד שפעת החזירים מול הפרלמנט של פולין, חמישה בנובמבר 2009. אפשר ללמוד מדבריה מספר דברים חשובים המתנגשים עם דברי שרת הבריאות שלנו, יעל גרמן. בעוד היא מודעת לסוגים השונים של החיסונים ודורשת נתונים לפני החלטה ושואלת למה לא נלחמים בשפעת עונתית הגובה יותר קורבנות? יעל גרמן טענה בפגוש את העיתונות שאין היא ידעה בכלל מי הספק של אותו חיסון bOPV. מכיוון שמי שהחליט בשביל מדינת ישראל על החברה (GSK) היה דווקא ארגון הבריאות העולמי. הראיון עם יעל גרמן: http://www.mako.co.il/news-israel/health/Article-d5976e762d86041004.htm קצת רקע על נגיף הפוליו הפראי מזן 1 שחדר לישראל. כבר בדצמבר הוא חדר למצרים ומיליונים חוסנו בעקבות כך. בישראל זוהה רק בחודש יוני בדגימות חודשיות במרכזי טיהור השפכים (מט״ש). זוהו מספר דגימות מחודש אפריל ברהט וכן בבאר שבע. נאמר שפברואר הוא החודש שחדר לישראל הנגיף. כידוע אין מדובר בנגיף אלים. גם האחוז הקטן שחולים בו והאחוז הקטן עוד יותר שיסבלו משיתוק סביר להניח שירפאו. בחום גוף של 39 ו־40 מעלות הנגיף מחוסל. יש להיזהר מהנגיף החי המוחלש שאינו יציב גנטית ויכול למצוא זנים אחרים במעיים וליצור מוטציה. זאת אינה תיאוריה, לא רק ב־11 מדינות בשנות ה־2000 שחוו התפרצויות שחלקן נמשכו שנים (4 בניגריה, 10 במצרים). גם בישראל נמצאו נגיפים שחיים במשך שנים, הרבה אחרי שהופסק החיסון החי המוחלש. מאז 2002 לא נמצאו בישראל נגיפים פראיים. פרופ׳ מרדכי רביד מודה כי זה... Less

CLIMAT DE SÉRÉNITÉ

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http://jacquescorbehem.hautetfort.com/archive/2013/03/04/climat-de-serenite.html Aimer est un privilège. C'est la lumière de l’amour qui...

Présentation de l'équipe de Pologne U14

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Voici ce que j'ai fais avec la nomenclature que m'a remis l'équipe polonaise des U14 au championnat du monde de pêche des jeunes du 27 et...

Les 766 épisode 3

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Des pilotes fatigués, de jolies infirmières polonaises, des "e-clopeurs" épanouis et des lobbyistes fantomatiques : en octobre, les 766 a...

Donatan-Cleo « MY SLOWIANIE »

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Des filles polonaises en habit traditionnel dansent et chantent dans le clip parodique « MY SLOWIANIE » de Donatan-Cleo.

Donatan-Cleo MY SŁOWIANIE

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Des filles polonaises en habit traditionnel dansent et chantent dans le clip parodique « MY SLOWIANIE » de Donatan-Cleo.

Zapping Le Matin Des Magicien

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Jacques Bergier, né Yakov Mikhailovich Berger (Яков Михайлович Бергер) le 8 août 1912 à Odessa (Ukraine) et mort le 2...

Jacques Bergier, né Yakov Mikhailovich Berger (Яков Михайлович Бергер) le 8 août 1912 à Odessa (Ukraine) et mort le 23 novembre 1978 à Paris d'une hémorragie cérébrale, est un ingénieur chimiste, alchimiste, espion, journaliste et écrivain de nationalité française et polonaise d'ascendance juive. Salué dans la francophonie pour la grande diversité de ses connaissances et ses nombreux ouvrages, il a largement contribué à la promotion, en France, de phénomènes ou de faits négligés par la science, notamment avec son livre Le Matin des magiciens, écrit en collaboration avec Louis Pauwels. compter, englober, inclure, saisir, comporter, appréhender, discerner, admettre, interpréter, déchiffrer, renfermer, concevoir, sentir, suivre, ouvrir, contenir, savoir, incorporer, embrasser, pénétrer,choisir - fournir - remplir - réussir - établir - réfléchir - définir - subir - saisir - agir - compatir - grandir - investir - réjouir - réunir - nourrir - garantir - réagir - aboutir - avertir - envahir - obéir - jouir - guérir - atterrir - ravir - salir - pourrir - rougir - agrandir -procurer, rétrocéder, fournir, communiquer, déléguer, véhiculer, concevoir, transférer, léguer, révéler, enseigner, céder, expédier, inoculer, conduire, aliéner, concéder, propager,voir - aller - mettre - prendre - devoir - permettre - attendre - vouloir - joindre - appeler - savoir - dire - partir - suivre - comprendre - créer - finir - souhaiter - venir - sentir - essayer - connaître - aimer - courir - plaire - écrire - plaindre - asseoir - tenir - choisir - chiffrer - désigner - manager - placer - éclaircir - revoir - éjecter - respecter - flotter - dédicacer -cultiver, escorter, résulter, crapahuter, harceler, adopter, lever, côtoyer, errer, convoyer, remplacer, piloter, penser, préoccuper, briguer, advenir, accompagner, marcher, garder, filer,envoyer - voir - aller - mettre - prendre - devoir - permettre - attendre - vouloir - joindre - appeler - savoir - dire - partir - transmettre - comprendre... Less

Politique première: Les négociations piétinent toujours à Kiev - 21/02

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Politique Première: Hervé Gattegno et Pierre Lorrain, spécialiste de l'ex-URSS, reviennent ce vendredi 21 février, dans la chronique pol...

Interview avec Maniac & Happy - EMS One Katowice

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Quelques heures après la sèche élimination de Team-LDLC par Virtus.pro, les deux joueurs reviennent sur les raisons de la défaite, leurs...

Chopin Fantasy f minor Op 49. Valentina Lisitsa

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This is Chopin's response to Liszt's "Funerailles" ( I know, I know, Liszt wrote it AFTER Chopin died - so let's say it was Liszt's response...

This is Chopin's response to Liszt's "Funerailles" ( I know, I know, Liszt wrote it AFTER Chopin died - so let's say it was Liszt's response to Chopin's Fantasy) The same plan - starting with a funeral introduction , same f -minor, same abundance of octaves... But Funerailles is a great piano war-horse, favorite of any "virtuoso" with a decent octave technique - sure and cheap way to impress and thrill the audiences. Fantasy in comparison is a poor cousin , underappreciated and often misunderstood : the worst offenders are often female pianists ( LOL, huuuuuge grin goes here ) playing it in overly sentimental and romanticized way - complete with hands flailing , eyes rolling and hair flying :-) Guys just can't do it :-)nHow did it happen? Liszt was a great self-promotion and marketing guy - he discovered a neat trick of "programming" in music , forcing music "to tell a story"- and listeners suddenly thought " Gee, now we understand what this music is about , how cool !" This was his trademark -but it was certainly not his invention. In fact , most if not all music has a "program" , something composer thought of when composing and something we think of when we listen .It can be something very concrete and extremely detailed ( Berlioz Symphonie Fantastique for example)- or just a vague hint of an idea that makes us think further ( Beethoven 5th Symphony ).The problem with detailed programs is that music can become "dated" , tied to a certain event that might be of no importance to future listeners. People can relate in perpetuity to " the fate knocking on the door" of the 5th symphony. But we can never again ( hopefully ) feel what French audience must have felt on Berlioz' premiere during the third movement with its guillotine strike. I bet their hair was standing up and Goosebumps were covering the listeners who still remembered Terror some years before...I think that even watching Avatar in 3D is nothing in comparison to that experience :-)nChopin was much more subtle in his "programs"-he catered to more sophisticated smaller audience of salons rather than big concert halls. These people knew the historical context and could understand him without need to spell it out . In order to fully appreciate his music we must know at least a bit of history too. Then it becomes clear that Chopin was so different from a stereotyped effeminate ,sickly romantic virtuoso image. He was a true titan, not in body but in spirit - singlehandedly ( with few brethren poets ,artists etc.)keeping the whole people from oblivion and cultural destruction. For his people , his country, was at this time a mere geographic term . Formerly a proud and powerful nation ,one of Europe superpowers, Poland has fallen so low because of internal discord that it was picked piece by piece by strong and brutal neighbors until it disappeared. New "owners" were bent on wiping national identity and pride to secure their new acquisitions. They would have succeeded was it not for Chopin. You know that musicologists call him a first" national" composer. For a good reason - he created an epic of his nation in music just as Homer created his in Odyssey or Virgil in Aeneid... And we are not only talking about things like Polonaises or Mazurkas fitting into this "national" category. Fantasy is a prime example of thinly veiled national music. Why? Bear with me while I take you through last foray into history. Chopin and his family ended up in a part of Poland that was grabbed by Russian Empire. He traveled abroad with Russian passport ( Chopin , a Russian composer ? LOL) and he had to lie on his exit visa application ( yes, I am serious ) that he is in transit to New World, Americas. He lived for almost whole his life with a stamp " in Transit". The single event in history that changed his life was Polish uprising of 1830-31, a noble but doomed to fail attempt by patriots to overthrow occupying forces ( Revolutionary Etude was written the night he got the news of Russian Cossacks entering Warsaw , he didn't know if his family even survived all carnage and rape ) . The rebels was brutally destroyed and all the hope of freedom was lost. Chopin realized that he will never see his native land - or even his family. All his life he was carrying in his soul - and in his music - the memory of this event and of its unsung heroes. Fantasy is an ode to all those who lost their lives in the fight for freedom. Less

JJ's Piano Recital

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JJ playing Invention in D by J.S. Bach and Polonaise by M. Oginski.

Beethoven / Jörg Demus, 1970: Sonata in C minor, Op. 111 - Maestoso (Graf Piano) - Movement 1

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In this rare 1970 live recording, made in Bonn to celebrate the 200th anniversary of Beethoven's birth, Austrian pianist Jorg Demus performs...

In this rare 1970 live recording, made in Bonn to celebrate the 200th anniversary of Beethoven's birth, Austrian pianist Jorg Demus performs on Beethoven's Graf piano the first movement of Sonata no. 32, Op. 111 in C minor. I created this video from the double LP shown above, issued in 1983 by the Musical Heritage Society. Extensive notes, penned by Demus, about the Graf are included in this video.nnMovement 1: Maestoso / Allegro con brio ed appasionatonn(Movement 2 is 16 minutes and 40 seconds long; I welcome suggestions as to the best place to cut. Thanks.)nnFrom this same recording:nnJörg Demus, 1970: Sonata in E flat major, Op. 81a, "Les Adieux" - Graf Piano - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AJRDf7XkZ08nn"Für Elise" - Jorg Demus, 1970: Beethoven's Graf - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k7nuYrXc6Gwn...............................nnMore from Demus:nnJS Bach, 1970: Anna Magdalena Notebook - Polonaise, BWV 125 - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=piLo_8pKY2wnnDebussy: Estampes - Pagodes - 1968 Recording - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=69hhZRdfmvgnnJS Bach, 1970: Anna Magdalena Notebook - Solo for Cembalo, BWV Anh. 129 - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T4LN4TzTmxonnBach, 1956: Prelude and Fugue No. 3 in C sharp minor, BWV 849, WTC Book 1 - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=laRIAdgscoMnnBach, 1956: Prelude and Fugue No. 11 in F major, BWV 856 - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aFw0Weqr1xsnnBach, 1956: Prelude and Fugue No. 1 in C major, BWV 846 - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tNGk4b8WFEgnnBach, 1956: Prelude and Fugue No. 7 in E flat major, BWV 852 - Book 1, WTC - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pun6AvhtjZ8n.................nnMore Beethoven:nnSviatoslav Richter, 1962: Piano Concerto in C minor, Op. 37 - Complete - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ul6fHBoWCTEnnHerbert von Karajan, 1954: Overture, "Leonora, No. 3" Op. 72a - Philharmonia Orchestra - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Z8wmfdDXRcnnEugen d'Albert, 1913: Rondo G-dur, Op. 51, No. 2 - Telefunken Historical Series - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-ZGU4nCVFHQnnWilhelm Backhaus, 1964: Sonata in C sharp minor, Op. 27, No. 2 - Moonlight (Complete) - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AGYUJDFSvfonnWilhelm Kempff, 1964: Bagatelles, Op. 126 - Complete DG Recording - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=75i53JScg14nnHerbert von Karajan, 1954: Symphony No. 1 in C Major, Op. 21 - Complete - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cTB4Ckv3lyInnChristoph Eschenbach, 1970: Piano Quartet in E flat Major, WoO 36, No. 1 - Amadeus Quartet - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i-Et9SugHVcnn"Für Elise" - Philippe Entremont, 1970 - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SIawJFNr5IMnnSviatoslav Richter, 1976: Piano Sonata No. 1 in F minor, Op. 2, No. 1 - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X4KGTrk9ah4nnEmanuel Feuermann / Theo Van Der Pas, 1935: Seven Variations in E flat (The Magic Flute) - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yWXCkfR4jvInnDietrich Fischer-Dieskau, 1962: Trinklied (Drinking Song) - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gJLQ9G4qUTAnnWilli Boskovsky, 1958: Romance No. 2 in F major, Op. 50 - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vBhfCG5muU0nnSviatoslav Richter, 1976: Sonata No. 7 in D, Op. 10, No. 3 - Complete - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y0JssIp-U1YnnBella Davidovich, 1979: Moonlight Sonata, Op. 27, No. 2 (Allegretto, Presto) - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dZE21y-92i4nnLeonid Hambro, 1970: "Happy Birthday Dear Ludwig" - Variations in The Style of Beethoven - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U-Uga3ocyeInnEmil Gilels / George Szell, 1968: Piano Concerto No. 4 in G major, Op. 58 - Complete - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hXoxpWTqdkInnWilhelm Kempff, 1964: 6 Variations on "Nel cor piu non mi sento," WoO 70 - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ON5-tknaOJgnnBeethoven / Artur Balsam, 1952: Piano (Violin) Concerto in D major, Op. 61a - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IKKCGwMkyQonnWilhelm Kempff, 1952: Sonata in A major, Op. 2, No. 2 - Movement 1 - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UQcPewYmAI4nnLeonard Bernstein On Beethoven, 1956: Symphony No. 5 And Beethoven's Original Sketches - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ei3KhIdF7uw nnJosef Krips, 1960: Symphony No. 5 in C minor, Op. 67 - Complete - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RBUATIWAEFInnWilhelm Kempff, 1964: Andante Favori F-Dur - Andante Grazioso con Moto - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6s5Au7ufPYMnnGeorg Solti, 1972: Solti Comments, Conducts Beethoven's Ninth Symphony - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fEWus6TnzFQ Less