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Music Star Dierks Bentley is preparing to perform at NBC’s annual “Macy’s 4th of July Fireworks Spectacular” which celebrates the nation’s birthday with all-star performances. He talks all about American pride and we think it sounds all very right.
Musicians with the Kyiv Classic Orchestra perform a concert on Maidan Square lead by conductor Dr. Herman Makarenko. IMAGES
San Sebastian, Aug 2 (EFE) .- The Luxembourg Philharmonic Orchestra closed its passage through the San Sebastian Musical Fortnight on Monday, led by Music Director Gustavo Gimeno. The prestigious Luxembourg group is to return to the Kursaal auditorium, accompanied by the Chinese pianist Yuja Wang, although with a different program.(Camera: EFE)SHOT LIST: THE PERFORMANCE OF THE LUXEMBOURG PHILARMONIC ORCHESTRA IN SAN SEBASTIAN, SPAIN.
Odolov, Czech Rep., Jul 26 (EFE/EPA).- (Camera: Martin Divisek) A Czech prison has turned dozens of inmates into luthiers to help them pass the time, learn a job that will ease their reintegration into society, and provide good quality instruments to young music students in the process.The Odolov prison, in the north east of the Czech Republic, keeps roughly 300 low and medium threat level inmates with sentences usually of under a year. FOOTAGE OF THE ODOLOV PRISON AND OF INMATE DAVID GIÑA MAKING VIOLINS.
Odolov, Czech Rep., Jul 26 (EFE/EPA).- (Camera: Martin Divisek) A Czech prison has turned dozens of inmates into luthiers to help them pass the time, learn a job that will ease their reintegration into society, and provide good quality instruments to young music students in the process.The Odolov prison, in the north east of the Czech Republic, keeps roughly 300 low and medium threat level inmates with sentences usually of under a year.FOOTAGE OF THE PRISON OF ODOLOV, OF DAVID GIÑA, INMATE, IN THE CENTER AND MAKING VIOLINS AND OF GUARD PAVEL STANEK, PLAYING THE VIOLIN.SOUNDBITES AND TRANSLATIONS OF:DAVID GIÑA, INMATE:3: 52- 4:01 They took away my driving license. And then I was caught several times driving without it.4: 01- 4:16 I am very happy to work here. I am very happy with what I do.Now I build a viola. I make the cover, I usually make instruments, I fix them.4: 16- 4:27 The atmosphere is good. I don't have the impression of being a criminal. Here you forget where you are.4: 27- 4:42 The workshop has changed my life. I could not imagine that I could make instruments, fix them. I am very surprised by this in a prison.4: 42-4: 52 My dream is to continue dedicating myself to this. We will see what reality brings us. PAVEL STANEK, GUARD:4: 52-5: 12 I used to make a living from music, but here it is not possible to do so if you have a large family, especially in Prague.5:12 - 5:19 There isn't much to choose from here, and I opted for prison.5: 19- 5:32 The most difficult thing was insecurity, not knowing where you are going. But I trusted people and, above all, mine.5:32 -5: 40 I thought it would be the end of music, but it was the opposite. Now I play a lot more. DAVID GIÑA:5: 40-5: 49 I miss my family.5:49 - 5:57 They need me at home. Children need their father.5: 57- 6:16 We have not seen each other in 8 months due to the coronavirus. But this weekend I will see all my children, my mother and brothers. It was 8 months of hell.6:16 - 6:24 Better not think about them so much, because it would drive me crazy.6:24 - 6:29 In the workshop you completely forget that you are here in a prison.6:29 - 6:38 Violins are a challenge. A new challenge every time. I dedicate myself entirely to it.PAVEL STANEK:6:38 - 6:46 I went to Spain many times to play. Because it is a very beautiful country.6:46 - 6:55 I was in Cádiz, Pamplona, ??El Escorial, Santiago de Compostela ..
Prague, May 18 (EFE / EPA) .- (Camera: Martin Divisek) The Bohemian Symphony Orchestra Prague — one of Czechia’s most prominent musical ensembles — has had to hone its business acumen by delving into the home delivery market to survive the pandemic, which shut concert halls’ doors and left Prague’s tourist sites deserted.Founded by director Martin Sanda in 2000, the 70-strong orchestra undertakes roughly 250 concerts a year — many abroad — and has toured with the likes of Michael Bublé, José Carreras and Deep Purple. FOOTAGE OF THE ORCHESTRA AND FOOD DELIVERY AND SOUNDBITES OF MARTIN SANDA, DIRECTOR OF THE ORCHESTRA. Translation:1.- “The covid had an absolute impact. All concerts and events were canceled. The last one was on March 19 last year in Prague. In the summer we had a couple of things when the measures were eased, but nothing since then ”.2.- “There has been a good reception. We have tried to create job opportunities for those who do not have it, especially for artists in our environment. And not only for artists, but also for related professions, such as sound technicians or illuminators ”.3.- “In the long term it will be an activity compatible with music. We want to maintain this, because we see the effect of the covid in the agencies, in the promoters, in the producers. Many of them have gone bankrupt, declared insolvency. There will not be so much work and it will be necessary to have a source of income along with artistic work ”.
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