Beethoven For All
"All people become brothers..." (Schiller/Beethoven)
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All people become brothers when...
We stop blaming a whole race or religion for one person's actions
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All people become brothers when...
boundaries and separations are dissolved with the power of love
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All people become brothers when...
they sing together ♪ ♫
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All people become brothers when...
we share cultural experiences, expand our understanding and develop respect
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All people become brothers when...
people really appreciate what they have
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All people become brothers when...
they share the music that inspires them
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All people become brothers when...
People stop being greedy
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All people become brothers when...
they can see themselves in the life of the others
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Beethoven For All and the West-Eastern Divan Orchestra
Celebrating 10 years since the unique young Orchestra found its permanent home in Seville, this year Barenboim releases his full Beethoven Symphony Cycle "Beethoven for All".
The West-Eastern Divan Orchestra is touring the world with their shared vision of peaceful co-existence in the Middle East. In the same spirit Barenboim has founded music kindergartens in Ramallah and Berlin in 2004 and 2005. Through the Barenboim-Said Foundation, based in Seville, he has inspired the creation of an Early Childhood Music Education Project, a Music Education Project in the Middle East and an Academy of Orchestral Studies in Seville.
Daniel Barenboim talks to Jon Snow at SOAS
On 21 April 2012 Daniel Barenboim and Jon Snow met for a public debate at the London Middle East Institute, SOAS University, discussing the role of arts and culture in a political and international current affairs context, focussing on the situation and recent developments in the Middle East. Drawing people of all ages and backgrounds towards music has been at the heart of Barenboim's beliefs throughout his career. When founding the West-Eastern Divan Orchestra with the late Edward Said, the aim was to promote mutual understanding and communication by bringing together your musicians from Israel, Palestine, Egypt, Syria, Lebanon, Jordan and many more.