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On this cultural life, i ask my guests to come up with the most important experiences and influences and cultural turning points. you've chosen brahms' violin concerto. when did you first hear it? when i was probably around seven. my, er... we had to drive to and from school and my mum got her hands on some recordings of maxim vengerov. we started listening to these long works. brahms' violin concerto�*s like, a0 minutes' long. so it takes a while,

Feeling like it was something you should do? i think that i had an intensity towards the music itself, and a real ability to want to express that. there has to be some impetus and purpose that's attached to anything you're then going to do for that long. and for me, it was the emotional music, it was things that were moving. i was moved to tears by pieces i was learning when i was as young as six. um...that was the pull, and, er...the thing that made me want to go to my violin each day. it was the feeling that you're able to experience yourself and give to other people. that was... it was like...

I wanted to go back to that all the time. it may have felt natural to you, it must�*ve been a huge on this cultural life, i ask my guests to come up with the most important experiences and influences and cultural turning points. you've chosen brahms�* violin concerto. when did you first hear it? when i was probably around seven. my, er... we had to drive to and from school and my mum got her hands on some recordings of maxim vengerov.

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Even challenges to physically fight. the meeting would last over six hours, beginning here in the oval office. moving around the west wing and many hours later, ending up in the president's private residence. >> hi again, everyone. it's 5:00 in the east. it was a wild meeting even by trump standards with even wilder theories discussed. an explosive oval office showdown that moved into the residence, as jamie raskin described there, on december 18th, 2020, between trump's accomplices and the white house lawyers. they were fighting over unsubstantiated, unproven claims of voter fraud in the 2020...