Avishai Cohen Trio - To The Bird

Music Director Alan Gilbert conducts the last three symphonies by Mozart. 

00:00:00-Billboard and hand-off to Symphony No. 39
00:02:54-Mozart: Symphony No. 39 i: adagio-allegro
00:12:56-Mozart: Symphony No. 39 ii: andante con moto
00:20:35-Mozart: Symphony No. 39 iii: menuetto-trio
00:24:23-Mozart: Symphony No. 39 iv: allegro
00:32:17-Back-announcement and intro Symphony No. 40
00:33:21-Mozart: Symphony No. 40 i: molto allegro
00:40:33-Mozart: Symphony No. 40 ii: andante
00:47:19-Mozart: Symphony No. 40 iii: menuetto-allegretto
00:51:42-Mozart: Symphony No. 40 iv: finale-allegro assai
00:57:58-Back-announcement and intro to Symphony No. 41
00:59:11-Mozart: Symphony No. 41 i: allegro vivace
01:10:11-Mozart: Symphony No. 41 ii: andante cantabile
01:17:43-Mozart: Symphony No. 41 iii: menuetto-allegretto/trio
01:22:18-Mozart: Symphony No. 41 iv: molto allegro
01:30:38-Back-announcement and credits
TRT: 01:31:45

Mozart's Final Symphonies with Alan Gilbert

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The Busker

Philippe Jaroussky at the "Nuit de la Voix" of the Fondation Orange. The full replay is up at www.youtube.com/watch?v=HMP1hh1lr…youtu.be&t=1h6m1s

Desireless
VOYAGE VOYAGE
Paroles et musique: J.-M. Rivat - D. Dubois, 1987

Au dessus des vieux volcans,
Glisse des ailes sous les tapis du vent,
Voyage, voyage,
Éternellement.
De nuages en marécages,
De vent d'Espagne en pluie d'équateur,
Voyage, voyage,
Vole dans les hauteurs
Au dessus des capitales,
Des idées fatales,
Regarde l'océan...

Voyage, voyage
Plus loin que la nuit et le jour, (voyage voyage)
Voyage (voyage)
Dans l'espace inouï de l'amour.
Voyage, voyage
Sur l'eau sacrée d'un fleuve indien, (voyage voyage)
Voyage (voyage)
Et jamais ne revient.

Sur le Gange ou l'Amazone,
Chez les blacks, chez les sikhs, chez les jaunes,
Voyage, voyage
Dans tout le royaume.
Sur les dunes du Sahara,
Des îles Fidji au Fujiyama,
Voyage, voyage,
Ne t'arrêtes pas.
Au dessus des barbelés,
Des coeurs bombardés,
Regarde l'océan.

Voyage, voyage
Plus loin que la nuit et le jour, (voyage voyage)
Voyage (voyage)
Dans l'espace inouï de l'amour.
Voyage, voyage
Sur l'eau sacrée d'un fleuve indien, (voyage voyage)
Voyage (voyage)
Et jamais ne revient.

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Philippe Jaroussky sings "Voyage, voyage" by Desireless

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Dudu Tassa & The Kuwaitis - Akhadhhu Mini Urah (Boris Viande GCMN Remix)

Neither Yuval Noah Harari nor Max Tegmark need much in the way of introduction. Both are avant-garde thinkers at the forefront of 21st century discourse around science, technology, society and humanity’s future. This conversation represents a rare opportunity for two intellectual leaders to apply their combined expertise — in physics, artificial intelligence, history, philosophy and anthropology — to some of the most profound issues of our time. Max and Yuval bring their own macroscopic perspectives to this discussion of both cosmological and human history, exploring questions of consciousness, ethics, effective altruism, artificial intelligence, human extinction, emerging technologies and the role of myths and stories in fostering societal collaboration and meaning. We hope that you'll join the Future of Life Institute Podcast for our final conversation of 2019, as we look toward the future and the possibilities it holds for all of us.

Topics discussed include:

-Max and Yuval's views and intuitions about consciousness
-How they ground and think about morality
-Effective altruism and its cause areas of global health/poverty, animal suffering, and existential risk
-The function of myths and stories in human society
-How emerging science, technology, and global paradigms challenge the foundations of many of our stories
-Technological risks of the 21st century

You can find the page and transcript for this podcast here: https://futureoflife.org/2019/12/31/on-consciousness-morality-effective-altruism-myth-with-yuval-noah-harari-max-tegmark/

Timestamps:

0:00 Intro
3:14 Grounding morality and the need for a science of consciousness
11:45 The effective altruism community and it's main cause areas
13:05 Global health
14:44 Animal suffering and factory farming
17:38 Existential risk and the ethics of the long-term future
23:07 Nuclear war as a neglected global risk
24:45 On the risks of near-term AI and of artificial general intelligence and superintelligence
28:37 On creating new stories for the challenges of the 21st century
32:33 The risks of big data and AI enabled human hacking and monitoring
47:40 What does it mean to be human and what should we want to want?
52:29 On positive global visions for the future
59:29 Goodbyes and appreciations
01:00:20 Outro and supporting the Future of Life Institute Podcast

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On Consciousness, Morality, Effective Altruism & Myth with Yuval Noah Harari & Max Tegmark

A light blue song from the " Farbmusik " series describing birds. Composed and performed by Hanspeter Kruesi. http://www.pianist.ch

Birds ( Farbmusik - Keith Jarett Style )

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