dillman to you one you have, you have a one, the front porch and unexpected side to side. harmonious how the west african chorus sounds with an orchestra in tylic white house dot in austria is attracting a large number of visitors and tantalizing y l. zation. talk to him back is so popular. these stories and more coming up on your own macs the are you familiar with the core? um, it's a traditional west african instrument with

a history that goes back centuries. senegalese musician sake who k to has brought this instrument into a european context. while many musicians play the core as a solo instrument composes pieces for cora and orchestra, the sick ok to is a virtual is to of the cora, a traditional west african stringed instrument. but how does that could bring it into completely different musical contexts? and what challenges does he face in the process? the, what i come from that of the music isn't by member. still remember the buttons and then have to when he writes it, then i have to stick with the riots and that's the challenge. bit the sake of worked hard for 15 years to find a connection between the cora in europe and classical music. the result is the

piece, african rhapsodies that he in the bbc concert orchestra performed in the royal concert hall. and nothing of the, the audience was moved. his music just fills your full of joy. com putting too very seldom do i have to go to somewhere around try to is it was heavenly sick who was born and seen a gallon came to britain in 1999 for he's been trying out the course potential in various genres like jazz, pop, and world music now he's moved on to classical musical traditions may stand far apart, but secret focuses on the connections. back into the so there was

a bicycle double impact so that the kings used to older, they called persistence. they asked, so good i play will compose a special song for event and i find that to me that it in fact i route just right is back in the classical by. well, what are the, the also how this is the system that says somehow there is assuming that it's happening, different part of this world. i think here we've got something really special as, uh, there's a real sort of team vision of what we're trying to do. we're always learning from each other's backgrounds, use of his music kind of thing. that's a wonderful looking to you for being a came from the family and agree with the professional poets, seniors and historians that have passed on traditional knowledge for centuries, essentially, to west african bards. so good to live so so, so the sake who has been living in nursing and in england's east midland

since 2004 that was born in the southern part of cynical political cause a most a town close, you get a show. so a girl, david, my grandfather, my mom's father, who's my mental so age of 7. my grandfather told me how to build my 1st instrument age of 14, that spot to learn that twice. i'm practicing those songs that dated back in century with a story behind the age of 18 and i left the family. the cora originated in west africa, likely in the 13th or the 14th century. it's made of a calabash gord covered with an animal skin with a long wooden neck attached. it's played using only the thumbs and index fingers. so that's the best and the middle. one to the truth of the fingers afraid to play. to improvise i mentioned that

that is the . ready ready ready ready ready what makes a fusion of cora and classical, especially tricky, is that while music is written down on paper in europe, say, who learned his craft by ear when i was young, ask as well, of course that i wanted to learn how to read and write music. and he said no, and i was very disappointed because he said to me, you don't need to go to this. so if you open this thing in the middle, is that okay, lovely line numbers. why the so i have to hear it,

the premier and nothing improved, let's say, who can successfully integrate the cora into classical works. a mix of traditions that simply enriches the music. how much do you know about the average german to get a better idea? we're going to show you how a typical and german behaves when they fall ill. today we're seeing what happens when we say a buddha, an average gem and get sick when he goes to the doctor. what kind of weird and wonderful home remedies will he try out? and what happens when he turns up for like this, the, let's find out the what started as a tickle in the back of my sales road seems to have evolved into a full blown cold. and german, what culture of values efficiency and efficiency means not getting your colleagues

sick. we chose colleagues, diana encourages him to go home. in 2023. the average german took 26 days with respiratory illnesses like coals, flu, and bronchitis being the main culprit. luckily michelle isn't worried about taking time of sick. he receive 6 weeks of fully paid, sickly from his employer. an office 6 weeks complain even more paid sick leave from a health insurance and his woozy state. michelle has forgotten the income most pharmaceuticals and supermarkets in germany, medicine less people in the pharmacy. the scanning the more and the conservative side when it comes to taking medicine. in fact, many epic signs of home remedies. 60 assess the leave that hubble tease and help

treat cold the alongside of selection of teas. michelle also asks for a package of ibuprofen if his headache gets really bad, it can always take off the top of it. the one thing to recover quickly is trying out a range of traditional gem and remedies who's drinking horses with honey and lemons make sense? the germans also try drinking will be eating a clove of pearl garlic, putting shopped onion in a salt and holding it against the ears and apply unclean compresses, made o'clock to bring down the fever. the

in germany, if you'll put some more than 3 days, you usually have to provide a sickness. me sales though isn't fully recovered. so he's going to the doctor. it's customary to say hello, when you enter the waiting room. that you might have to wait a little while for the to the impaling mathematical times in 2021. every german went split up to 10 times the money for hockey, that in germany, doctor's appointments have paid for by the health insurance. michelle is leaving

with a doctor's note and a prescription for cost medicine in case that pesky tickled in his throat caught me cued with a girl called after 5 days of recuperation, michelle is finally ready to get back to us. what's it like to get sick and your country as always like and surprise them all? advert sherman the popular austrian region of jobs come and go towards the title of european capital and culture. 2024 in arch 2. part series will show you what highlights a wait guess from all over the world. the 1st part of our journey takes us to house that one of the austria's tourist hotspots. let's explore the austrians as kind of go to reach and beautiful, which is the 2024 european capital of culture. there's so much on offer here from

gorgeous mountain scenery, local delicacies, a plethora of cultural offerings and lots of history and tradition. the remote time of hash that is world famous. it's literally tucked into the mountain side, but easily accessible by train and then a short ferry right across the lake. there are no cars allowed inside. the time itself has stopped, has less than $800.00 inhabitants, but around a 1000000 visitors a year. instagram and a korean netflix series have made the place, world famous. okay, absolutely gorgeous. i get the height. yes, it might be, but knowing that there are quite a lot of people here, but i mean, can you blame them this time is the perfect place to just take it all in and wonder 3. there are so many beautiful little lanes in alleyways. the church is a highlight,

built into the rocks as is the time square here with its old buildings, many of which date back hundreds of years. the well, it doesn't matter where you are in this time. you don't get security. and you can even see the time from above this gone deluxe fix you up into the mountains for a magnificent view of hash that from the air. it also gives you access to the times of salt mine, which has a huge historical significance here that was named unesco world heritage site. in 1997, the world heritage views but seem is worthy of his title. the okay. admittedly did pay

22 euros to take the gondola ride up here, which does feel like quite a lot heavier. you kind of walk takes about 2 hours to get this up to you to decide what's more valuable, your time, or your money. either way to be at the top is definitely worth the well, since i paid the money to get up here, i might as well walk a little further to take a look at what the region is actually famous for bold salt. mine was kind of god's so rightly translates to salt domain. this area has 7 diaries into years of salt history and my name began in the bronze age. but the mines do have a pretty much us history. the nazis also used on to hide lucy darts during the 2nd world war. before my time in high comes to an end, the mayor has kindly agreed to talk to me about over tourism in the area. you seem

to feel that there were too many people. we only have one street in the narrow past that runs about the houses and through the village and everything else is situated around it. and of course, people are curious about how god moves and they want to know if people actually live in these houses. how many people have originally believed or still believe that the houses are just for shorter than that? nobody lives there? no, not going to window. do you think it's a good thing that the read is now a cultural capital? i'm so we have to be involved. i can't imagine a cultural region like that's kind of good without the town of hosta, but we also say that we need to make it work with mass tourism while conversing over tourism and all the traffic in field. and we also have to prevent major help us from taking place in the village. what's happened because how big is the problem with over tourism here in high start device to most people on the company for one day, take a quick look around the place and move around quickly. we've improved it as a bit. there's a big problem with 2 responses. now there are slots bit slow buses, reserved a slot, then come visit. that approach has made things a bit complex, except you have to stay for

a minimum of 2 hours and 20 minutes. you take payment. that's when he, if that is made things a little better, but it's still too much in the month of july and august. mudy august is just a matter of time to try some local cuisine by the water. this is like ultimate 910. come for food for all with cheese dumpling and pancakes. so. so good. more main, comforting. the best that you can eat here. in part 2 will show you box ition. so be sure to tune in. have you ever eaten tops lum bait? it looks like a thin pizza, but with no tomatoes. instead, it's tough with come fish, bacon, and onions. this is a popular meal in eastern france, especially in elza square. it will show you how it's made

the hops, stuff tops columbia a is the french answer to it. tell you in the pizza. but what's the difference? somebody's been up when preparing this chris b, crunchy, the light of course the ingredients are key. but when it comes to getting the perfect text or there's one thing you can't do without 40, so what fine of what 100 percent good and good company took a couple of days. a dish that you only together. you might share one with 6 people on the phone and order several but how do you make a profit or talk to somebody? how is it traditionally served and showed you eat the burn fits. we went to france to find out we're in the east of the country as possible, and as us throughout its history size has seen its fair share of political change,

sometimes belonging to germany, sometimes to france, since world war one. it's belongs to the latter. this is where the top slum, be known in the us as the german pizza was born in restaurants like la t clause there baked in wood, fire dobbins from the apple 5 is what gives the talk to somebody that smoky flavor. and that'd be useful golden color. if we used a gas or electric oven, we would never get that golden crescent lodge. i mean, and equipped if you want to do it. so back to the beginning, just while about starts off by making the go. i don't need the phone motion the seller to use to do another view. sunflower oil do really the time to sold. and you said these are sounds like the ingredients to of bread though you'd be right in some villages. people used to get together weakly to

bake bread, as there was often only one of the thin talk to them, they helped to check the temperature. if they were done too quickly, the bread would have to wait. but why did they use beer in the dough? and let's see, can that be a problem? have the means. we don't need as much east as it gives the dough a distinct, smaller authentic flavor is up while rolls out the dough paper said natalie after the french frames those about 2 millimeters thing. fortunately, that's the 2nd, that's 1000000. may have a new pittsville doesn't mean it comes like this. all fits new. it allows us to bank the top from a very quickly. you can please move up depending on the temperature. it can take a minute or a minute and a half for you to total. for the classic cream base, egg yolk, salt starch pepper and not meg are combined mix thoroughly with cream fashion clark,

which is similar to cream cheese. the cream is been spread evenly over the rolled out though. and in classic al station fashion topped off with onions and dice, bacon not more, not less. so the best cuz it really is a very simple test. so there's always from the countryside assignments this in addition to people like together apply. and that means everyone, regardless of social status, did really is the quintessential outside of root logic potential. now, once in the oven, timing is key at $380.00 degrees celsius. it's ready and just over a minute, let's take that out. for me, we can tell the, tell us what day is ready when the i'm the side is nice and crispy with small bubbles and a beautiful golden color a icon to, to put to do to root canal. and see if this, if that 2 buffer ready to enjoy. but i did use the beside the bacon and onion

classic. there are plenty of other variations. the stair cheese and ham. a sweet version with apple and cinnamon for dessert. 4th, one with mushrooms traditionally, thomas plum bay is served on wooden boards. the fact that this may not meet the latest hygiene standards really doesn't bother anyone here. instead, the idea is to enjoy them altogether, preferably by hand. i love the cream and the bacon. it's also very cozy here, a great opportunity to get together with the whole family fair. i make it really is a very popular additional as us. i like it a lot. it's easy to and it's a social affair with friends or family and it's just lovely. so next

time you're in as us make sure you give the task somebody i try and finally, we are off to a divided town. we're thankfully, there are no border controls. otherwise, the residence of the village of barlow would constantly have to show an id. that's because it's half belgian and half done. this looks like a perfectly typical european town, but there's more to this place than meets the eye to it. there's 2 of almost everything to police units. pretty large churches to post offices, to town homes and to the and insides on people's homes there even to countries. but my live is cooking value and when we eat it's here and that's how long wait, what's going on here? welcome to bonham town divided between 2 countries in a confusing puzzle. todd,

so that belong to the netherlands. that's bonded now. so and the other comments belong to belgium by a hassle, but it's still one town. the community of 7000 people struggled support of those countries. like green pot belongs to the netherlands, like pink spots, a built in enclosed tops of a country, surrounded by another country. 12344. 2 in the 2 pieces of belgium in the netherlands, filled them fund, cool ones headed, the tourism office, but then the story is no town. that's because all we have also 7 that spots into the built in english worldwide. they are 64 english show. we have almost a half, which makes us real capital bank legs. but how does that happen? long story short and 1198, to jukes the great to divide some land into chunks,

creating this crazy quilt of tower trees. but it's not that hard to figure out where you are. if you keep your eyes open, you can see and what's currently you're on the floor in the street. we have the names and on the sidewalks, we have the process. people use the front door to know which country they live in. your house is registered way. your front door lies, but sometimes this happens. the front door is divided in and search box. yes, you can see them in the house and on those by the flag falls in the other homes. the board is, can be just as tricky at this moment. i'm in belgium and now i'm in how long it lots lived in 2 countries. at the same time on for the full he is to is in the house and the expiry and all and for the belgium

box we are paying decks in, in belgium. its not so much about the we paid the accident in belgium. police work in this town can also be quite tricky. criminal doesn't stop at the border. meet adam pascal who shared one office but need permission. so when he has something, he wants to know something he can ask me because because look at my computer, i can look in his computer, the towns to pots has to work together and find compromises. they won't get to do that. i'll be able to do this. this is the minute of bother had talk friends the boat, and then we have to talk a we have to communicate like, you know, like in america, there's one example june. the corona phonetic at the belgium measurements were different from the dutch measurements. my endo hawkinsville and tough is male file and i saw some shops were allowed to stay open during the colona pandemic own, for example, belgian premises. and on the dutch premises,

they had to be closed. that was a sort of a conversation that took place between uh belgium, that community that was very painful thinking of shops, this liquor store is right on the border as well. we have for the store in belgium because discharges are in the from there is in belgium, meet time, she's a stool, cluck. and we knew as to telephones and one for the belgian people, one for that. so we have 2 numbers of closer also to drinking and it does invalid in the netherlands. it's 18 and in belgium it's 16 despite the differences by lions know on which side is the florida the grass, the screen of the midlands. it's cheaper and the like super marcus bear is cheaper in belgium. cigarettes are cheaper and valid. serious like the best of both fun. no matter what side of the board of their own people see a loss and lives together as one community. and that wraps up another edition of your own max things for tuning and remember to follow us on social media

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