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Das Licht leuchet durch 3.383 einzelne mundgeblasene Scheiben in 65 Farbtönen: Der isländisch-dänische Künstler Ólafur Elíasson hat die Ostfenster im Greifswalder Dom neu gestaltet - eine Hommage zum 250. Geburtstag des Malers Caspar David Friedrich. Eliasson, Olafur www.deutschlandfunkkultur.de, Fazit

This podcast interview focuses on product innovation that has the power to give revenue teams a scientific approach to revenue and stop flying in the dark. My guest is Toni Hohlbein, Co-founder and CEO of Growthblocks. Toni has spent the last decade growing B2B SaaS startups successfully as a CRO, leading to two exits. He discovered that revenue planning and execution was fundamentally broken. The old approach is finance-heavy and is skipping over a ton of important details CROs need to know to hit their revenue targets.  So he started working on a solution and created an operating model that help the business he was working for hit target 12 quarters in a row. He learned that other startups had the same problem, which sparked the idea to create Growblocks together with his cofounders Olafur & Andrew. The mission: help organizations unlock their revenue potential. And this inspired me, and hence I invited Toni to my podcast. We explore what's broken in the way businesses run revenue operations. Toni shares his vision of how to solve this - based on an approach that delivered remarkable results at his previous company - helping them grow from €10 to €50 million in 12 straight quarters. He shares the big lessons learned in taking his startup from idea to ready for primetime and outlines what ingredients have been fundamental to get right from the start. Last but not least, he shares what he's specifically steering for to create a SaaS business people will start talking about and keep talking about.  Here's one of his quotes We are not a forecasting tool that tells you which number you're going to hit in q1. We're helping you to figure out what number you are gonna hit at the end of the year. What are the long-term revenue goals you want to achieve?  Then you start executing. And what you then very quickly see is that some part of the engine is going to veer off course. Otherwise, you would have probably seen this in the post-mortem that you have in your quarterly business review in three and a half months from now. We ping you if something is off. We give you a root cause analysis of why it is off. And then you can fix it. And that is a very nice, straightforward, you could even say, agile cycle that we are enabling organizations to do in real-time instead of having quarterly business reviews to then tweak something. During this interview, you will learn four things: How to go about challenging the status quo in a mature market How changing one word in your positioning can change everything for the traction you experience  How to empower your champions to drive the buying process from the inside The mistakes many startups make that put their buyers in a disagreeing spiral, instead of a nodding spiral How to spark word-of-mouth if you're selling big enterprise SaaS tools For more information about the guest from this week: Toni Hohlbein Website Growthblocks Subscribe to the Daily SaaS Reflection Get my free, 1 min daily reflection on shaping a B2B SaaS business no one can ignore. Subscribe here Yes, it's actually daily. And yes, people actually stay subscribed (Just see what peer B2B SaaS CEOs say) My promise: It's short. To the point. Inspiring. And valuable. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Forleden blev et stort kunstværk af stål og spejlglas skabt af den internationalt anerkendte dansk-islandske kunstner Olafur Eliasson indviet i Qatar. Eliasson var selv tilstede ved indvielsen og på hans hjemmeside kan man læse, at Qatars Nationalmuseum i foråret 2023 viser en udstilling af hans værker. Men Eliasson burde ikke deltage i Qatars charmeoffensiv i forbindelse med det kommende VM i fodbold, mener flere politikere. Værter: Karen Secher og Tore Leifer.

Son yılların en iyi polisiye dizilerinden “Trapped”te unutulmaz dedektif Andri Ólafsson'u canlandıran, “True Detective” ve “The Missing” gibi yapımlarda da izlediğimiz güçlü oyuncu Ólafur Darri Ólafsson ve “Çukur”, “Rise of Empires: Ottoman” ve “Sibel” gibi yapımlarda karşımıza çıkan başarılı oyuncu Damla Sönmez... İki farklı ülkeden iki oyuncu, sınırlar olmadan polisiye konuşuyor. (Kayıt İngilizce'dir, Mylos Kitap Youtube hesabından Türkçe altyazılı izleyebilirsiniz.) Ólafur Darri Ólafsson, the unforgettable detective Andri Ólafsson of the amazing series “Trapped”. The great actor also appeared in TV series like “True Detective” and “The Missing”. And Damla Sönmez, the successful Turkish actor who has appeared in important works like “Çukur”, “Rise of Empires: Ottoman” and “Sibel”. Two actors from two countries talk mystery without borders!

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An in-depth look at the wonderful land and interesting economy of Iceland with Olafur Margeirsson, an economist and an alternate member of the Supervisory Board of the Central Bank of Iceland.  https://twitter.com/IcelandicEcon  03:30 A short story from COP 25 (in the leadup to COP 26) 04:10 Introduction to Olafur Margeirsson  05:15 Introduction to Iceland  06:05 The Icelandic Krona  07:25 How did Iceland deal with the financial crash in 2008  10:40 The crash had been long coming in Iceland 12:30 How did the Icelandic central bank support the Icelandic economy?  13:00 The Sustainable Growth Commission suggests that an independent Scotland would keep the BoE as its central bank - what Olafur thinks of that  14:30 The mortgage system in Iceland is a huge problem for the Icelandic economy  17:00 How the Krona affected the financial crash in Iceland  17:45 The importance of the central bank Iceland was able to keep trading  20:00 Iceland's huge energy resources  21:00 How the Icelandic economy changed from 2008 - trying to be more green  27:20 The weakness of the Icelandic economy is the lack of diversity: the opposite of Scotland  29:40 How cheap renewable energy production leads to cheap energy for consumers (unlike the UK)  30:50 What role has privatisation played in Iceland compared to UK and by extension Scotland  35:00 How the Icelandic nation work towards national goals 39:00 Where Iceland (initially got) its wealth  39:30 NATO and membership of the The European Economic Area ( EEA )  43:20 Iceland's social security system and the POWER of their own currency  46:30 Iceland's export and export strategy  50:00 Current account discussions  52:15 Iceland 20% smaller than Edinburgh! And it is not TOO WEE  52:30 Kairin and William discuss the show  52:55 Kairin's highlights  53:40 Comparing Iceland's social security to the UK 55:05 Westminster display of power with the removal of the Universal Credit uplift 56:30 What we have coming up

Set in the decades between the two World Wars, the captivating story of one man who banishes himself to a solitary life in the Arctic Circle, and is saved by good friends, a loyal dog, and a surprise visit that changes everything. In 1916, Sven Ormson leaves Stockholm to seek adventure in Svalbard, an Arctic archipelago where darkness reigns four months of the year, where he might witness the splendor of the Northern Lights one night or be attacked by a polar bear the next. After a devastating accident while digging for coal, Sven heads north again and ends up on an uninhabited fjord living in a hut he builds, alone except for the company of a loyal dog, testing himself against the elements. Years into his routine isolation, the arrival of an unlikely visitor sparks a chain of events that brings Sven into a family of fellow castoffs and determines the course of the rest of his life. Inspired by a real life character and written with wry humour, in prose as beautiful as the stark landscape it evokes, The Memoirs of Stockholm Sven is a testament to the strength of human bonds, reminding us that even in the most inhospitable conditions, we are not beyond the reach of love.

The award-winning Danish–Icelandic artist Olafur Eliasson is renowned for his work with sculptures, photography and installation art which explores issues around perception, climate and public response. For the past months he’s been working on his next project called “Life”, at the Fondation Beyeler in Switzerland this April and has granted In The Studio special access to follow his creative process. Olafur is on a mission to ensure that he doesn’t pre-empt his audience’s response to the final work- and that includes not releasing much detail about the project beforehand. But, as reporter Neil McCarthy finds out, it involves a major reconfiguration of the gallery – including removing the famous full-length gallery windows and flooding it with water from the outside lily pond. Reporter Neil McCarthy talks to Olafur at different stages in the execution of the work and also hears from the gallery’s Director Sam Keller about the technical challenges which will need to be overcome to create a work which poses many questions about the nature of space and environment – and which stays watertight!

Patricia and Christian talk with economist, writer, real estate market strategist and alternate member of the Supervisory Board of the Central Bank of Iceland Olaf Margeirsson about the economy of Iceland and his Job Guarantee proposal. Please help sustain this podcast! Patrons get early access to all episodes and patron-only episodes: https://www.patreon.com/MMTpodcast Support Olaf’s work via Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/olafurmargeirsson Follow Olaf on Twitter (@IcelandicEcon): https://twitter.com/IcelandicEcon For an intro to MMT, listen to our first three episodes: https://www.patreon.com/posts/41742417 A quick read describing MMT: https://theconversation.com/explainer-what-is-modern-monetary-theory-72095 All our episodes in chronological order: https://www.patreon.com/posts/43111643 Our episode 20 with Warren Mosler on the UMKC Buckaroo (starting at 13:48): https://www.patreon.com/posts/28004824   Our episode 43 with Sam Levey on endogenous money: https://www.patreon.com/posts/35073683 Olaf’s writing: The State Can Afford This - But Should It?: https://sibs.is/fraedsla/greinar/rikid-hefur-efni-a-thessu-en-a-ad-gera-thad/ Iceland: We Need to Talk about Unemployment – and a Job Guarantee: http://www.global-isp.org/wp-content/uploads/PN-122.pdf Olaf’s blog: https://icelandicecon.blogspot.com/ IS-LM: an explanation by John Hicks: attached   Maastricht And All That by Wynne Godley: https://gimms.org.uk/2020/07/19/maastricht-and-all-that/   Can Taxes and Bonds Finance Government Spending? by Stephanie Kelton: http://www.levyinstitute.org/pubs/wp244.pdf   Upcoming MMT events & courses: https://www.patreon.com/posts/47531455   Sign up for "Modern Monetary Theory and European Macroeconomics” (online course with Dr Dirk Ehnts, running 9th - 13th August 2021 - APPLICATION DEADLINE IS JULY 26TH 2021): https://maastricht.dreamapply.com/courses/course/134-modern-monetary-theory-and-european-macroeconomics?search=34057   Transcript for opening monologue: https://www.patreon.com/posts/49267705   We are working towards full transcripts, but in the meantime, closed captions for all episodes are available on our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCEp_nGVTuMfBun2wiG-c0Ew/videos   Show notes: https://www.patreon.com/posts/49267564

Hør denne uges podcast ”Vi taler om EfB”, hvor JydskeVestkystens Ole Bruun ser tilbage på nederlaget i Viborg, frem mod den svære jagt på de to tophold og fortæller om trænerens taktiske udfordringer. Studievært: Chris Uldahl Pedersen

The Icelandic-Danish artist Olafur Eliasson is celebrated for his playful and tactile works, from shining suns to melting ice installations. Yet with so many galleries closed in lockdown, he's turning his attention to augmented reality. It's now possible to download the imagination of the environmental artist to a street near you, via an app. But is it as good as the real thing? Reporter Anna Bailey pressed download and spoke to Olafur to find out. Public art has long been the preserve of men but feminist artists Nikki Luna from the Philippines and Bahia Shehab in Egypt challenge the patriarchy, by taking up space on the street and online. Nikki Luna's audio-visual installations confront gender-based violence with the voices of marginalised women, while Bahia Shehab's street art foregrounds the female form and addresses consent. Mexican-American portrait artist Aliza Nisenbaum gives us a glimpse of the private moments behind public service. She talks to Nawal about why her latest project honours healthcare workers at the frontline of the battle against coronavirus. Plus, we hear how a group of artists have been inspired to create a giant painting that highlights growing insecurity and political instability in Nigeria. Presenter: Nawal Al-Maghafi (Image: Olafur Eliasson, Caring Northern Light and Lucky Stone. Augmented reality. Courtesy of the artist and Acute Art.)

O tema deste epsódio é O como ou o porquê? vamos hoje levantar reflexões sobre o frase levantada pelo artista Olafur Eliasson na série Abstract disponível na Netflix que diz: "As vezes ficamos obsecados pelo como e esqueçemos o porque de fazer algo." Olafur é um artista dinamarquês-islandês conhecido por esculturas e arte de instalação em grande escala que emprega materiais elementares como luz, água e temperatura do ar para aprimorar a experiência do visualizador A série Abstract foi lançada em 2017 está na sua sengunda temporada e tem como proposta fazer com que você descubra como pensam os designers mais inovadores de diferentes áreas e entenda como o trabalho deles influencia todos os aspectos da nossa vida. Neste epsódio além de muitas reflexões sobre o tema temos também dicas. E como meu parceiro neste bate papo temos Rafa Santos segue ele lá no insta @raffa.dossantos Então, vem com agente conversar sobre isso, mesclando essas questões com outros conceitos e pontos de vista que traçam a ideia diante da nossa realidade, afinal isso tudo é óbvio para quem não é mesmo? Indicações deste podcast: @somoslares Série: Abstract: The art of design Por traz daquele som. Print de Legend

Joining Andy Oury and Dominic Frisby on this episode of Business without Bullsh-t is Olafur Thorkelsson.Originally from Iceland and with a passion for tech, Olafur is CEO and Co-founder of Data Dwell, a software provider making content work harder for marketing and sales teams.The three discuss big data, utilising digital footprints, cultural differences in sales, and the benefits of colonising mars (yep, they go there. Far out!)Business without Bullsh-t is powered by Oury Clark.

This week we have Olafur from Genki Instruments on to talk about the Wave Ring! https://genkiinstruments.com/ Tim's YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCm-B7BiIOLQBPnW5JvG274w?view_as=subscriber SPONSORS New Systems Instruments: https://nsinstruments.com/ After Later Audio:http://afterlateraudio.com/ 4ms: https://4mscompany.com/ Discord Server: https://discord.gg/T7haBAK WAVEFORM: https://www.waveformmagazine.com/ Needham Woodworks: https://needhamwoodworks.com/ Recovery Effects: https://recoveryeffects.com/ Patchwerks: https://patchwerks.com/ Support One Million Tampons: https://www.onemilliontampons.com/

On this episode of Showcase; Timbuktu War Crimes Trial 00:32 Nick Jubber, Author of 'The Timbuktu School for Nomads' 01:03 Olafur Eliasson's New App​ 09:08 Stealing Art Exhibition in Tokyo 13:29 Russia's 'Weld Queen' 15:38 Shortcuts 17:52 Bill and Ted to Save the Box Office? 19:02 Animation Industry at Home 21:26 Sao Paulo's Drive-in Art Exhibition 24:31 #OlafurEliasson #JeanMichelBasquiat #Timbuktu

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How was Iceland able to recover more quickly and effectively than other European economies? President Ólafur Grímsson speaks at London Business School's 2013 Global Leadership Summit.

اپیزود سیزدهم پادکست سکه: "نقش فرهنگ در توسعه اقتصادی ایران چیست؟" تعریف فرهنگ چیست؟ آیا توسعه فرهنگی بر توسعه اقتصادی مقدم است؟ اهمیت توسعه فرهنگی در مقابل توسعه سیاسی و اقتصادی چیست؟ تا چه اندازه ناکارآمدی‌های اقتصادی ایران به فرهنگ مربوط می‌شود؟ مهمان: محمد فاضلی مجری: مهدی ناجی تدوین و تنظیم: ایمان اسلام‌پناه تولید محتوا: مبین گودرزی، محمدعلی مردان گرافیک: علی ملک‌محمدی کارگردان: بهداد گیلزاد‌کهن موسیقی: Olafur arnalds - Near light --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/sekke/message

اپیزود دوازدهم پادکست سکه: "چرا خصوصی‌سازی در ایران دچار معضلات گسترده شد؟" آیا تجربه خصوصی‌سازی در کشور ما تجربه موفقی بود، یا به کلی از اهداف ابتدایی خود منحرف شده؟ این مسیر چه چشم‌اندازی در پی دارد و برای وصول به نتایج بهتر چه پیشنهاداتی وجود دارد؟ مهمان: مرتضی کاظمی مجری: مهدی ناجی تیم اجرایی: ایمان اسلام‌پناه مبین گودرزی بهداد گیلزادکهن محمدعلی مردان علی ملک‌محمدی موسیقی: 1440 - Olafur arnalds #اپیزود_دوازدهم #خصوصی_سازی --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/sekke/message

Earlier this week, Adrianne and I watched the first episode of the new season of Abstract on the Netflix . For those of you who haven't seen it, Abstract is a fantastic show about art and design. It follows roughly the same format as something like Chef's Table — which is also an excellent show — where each episode profiles a specific artist or designer. Last season included Tinker Hatfield, Paula Scher, and Platon among others and this season starts out with someone who I've never heard of by name though I have seen his work. Olafur Eliasson is an artist and architect whose large scale works are focused and really dependent on the user or viewer's experience of them. Many of his works center around light — specifically, the effects and manipulation of light. For example, one of his earlier pieces is called “Beauty” and it was his attempt to create a rainbow by lighting a gentle waterfall of very fine mist. The effect was such that no two people experience exactly the same rainbow, since the color and intensity are based entirely on your viewing angle relative to the mist. “This is a space totally dependent on you being there,” Olafur says. “When you leave the exhibition, and there's no-one in the room, there's also no art.” This idea is really core to Olafur's art — the Why of his art, if you will. Each piece he makes is a sort of challenge. As he puts it, “do I trust my own eyes and my own capacity to engage in the world?” His work is completely dependent on the spectator. It's a collaboration –maybe even a conversation – between him as the artist and us as the viewer. Even his episode of Abstract is a collaboration, beginning with Olafur breaking the fourth wall and speaking directly to the camera — to us — as he presents the conditions of our collaboration. Subscribe: iTunes | Pocket Casts | Overcast | RSS If you enjoy listening to Iterations, please consider leaving a review or a rating on iTunes to help others discover the show. LINKS Abstract: The Art of Design https://olafureliasson.net Music in this episode: The Wrong Way (Jahzzar) / CC BY-SA 4.0

Contemporary artist Olafur Eliasson uses light and space in the way traditional painters use pigment and canvas. The public space becomes his painterly surface and nontraditional materials, ranging from water, fans, air currents, color dye, fog, ice and moss, become his tools for mark-making. Join our hosts as they passionately debate the legitimacy and value of his practice.

Danish-Icelandic artist Olafur Eliasson returns to TATE Modern with the thought-provoking and visually arresting exhibition "Olafur Eliasson: In Real Life". Emma Lewis, assistant curator at TATE talks to us about Olafur's love of geometry, his twisted sense of colour, and his big plans for the environment. More info www.culturealt.com More info www.culturealt.com - Instagram @maiamorgen

Olafur writes for both theatre and screen and has received several nominations and awards for his work in both fields. Olafur is also an actor and director in the Icelandic theatre scene living in Reykjavik. Among his screen credits are award winning television series Trapped and Edda Award winning features including: White Night Wedding, Undercurrent, Summerland, The Oath, and the acclaimed Cannes Film Festival winning, Woman at War. 

“Are you a dancer” is the question that Alistair Spalding gets asked the most. Understandably so, as he runs London’s most successful and internationally renowned dance theatre – Sadler's Wells.  In our conversation, we discuss communicating ideas through movement, the rock-concert-like creations from Hofesh Schechter and Akram Khan’s tender stories of belonging and identity as well as Sadler's Wells collaborations with creatives such as sculptor Antony Gormley, fashion designer Hussein Chalayan, musician Jamie XX, and artist Olafur Eliasson.   Presented and produced by Justyna Green Music by James Green  

code{}school season 1 was an adventurous project that took us through the wonders of learning the basics of coding. With Season 1 wrapped up Olafur (professor extraordinaire) and Gabe (dumb student) sit down to recap what went on behind the scenes, our favorite moments, what we learned, and where we'll head (SPOILER ALERT) with season 2!

los regalones tienen de invitado esta semana a Olafur, el mismo creador de la cerveza Olafur cerveza Craft --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/1-podcast-mas/message

SÁBIAS PALAVRAS - Podcast #94Neste podcast falaremos sobre a força das palavras e o quanto elas podem moldar nosso mundo interno e externo.   LINKS    Curso online de Formação em Yoga - https://yoginapp.com/curso-yoga-formacao-de-professoreshttps://yoginapp.com/curso-yoga-formacao-de-professores/   Músico Olafur Arnalds https://pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/%C3%93lafur_Arnalds  https://open.spotify.com/user/yoginapp/playlist/2YCabHrhxWDjZAYxdVwusa Playlist do Spotify com as músicas da série - https://open.spotify.com/user/yoginapp/playlist/2YCabHrhxWDjZAYxdVwusaPerfil do Instagram da série - https://www.instagram.com/reflexoesdeumyoginExperimente o YogIN App por 14 dias - https://yoginapp.com/planoshttps://yoginapp.com/planos/    

Hello, my name is Joel Ingram, and this is “The Midlife Crisis Man Podcast”. Today I have with me Olafur Torfason, who the Podcast Host of the Stoned Silverback. Olafurs journey began while reflecting on relationships and life. Realising that looking inwards was the way forward he sought his own way of doing this, utilising plant medicine.  I hope you enjoy this episode.

Hello, my name is Joel Ingram, and this is “The Midlife Crisis Man Podcast”. Today episode is a review of the conversation with Olafur Torfason, who is the podcast host of the Stoned Silverback, i found this very interesting with some good actionable advice which i have tried to distil for you. 

In this week's Music Matters Tom Service visits Reykjavik to ask whether Iceland is the most musical country in the world? With a population of just 350,000 Iceland still boasts multi-million-selling pop acts like Sigur Ros and Bjork, a world class orchestra, Oscar-winning composers, countless music festivals as well as a vibrant and world renowned contemporary music scene. And all these different genres seem to intertwine with each other effortlessly - so Tom is in Reykjavik to discover what the country's musical secret is. He drops into the Dark Music Days festival, an annual festival of new music which takes place in the darkest period of winter, to ask composers and musicians why their new music scene is the envy of the world. One of their most successful artists is the award winning multi-instrumentalist, composer and producer Olafur Arnalds. Olafur blends classical, pop and electonica and the result is sell-out tours - Tom meets him at his Reykjavik studio to find out how he defines his music and why he sees the heart of Iceland's music not in its nature, but in its people. Aside from the country's professional scene, amateur music making is also thriving - particularly in choirs. Tom meets the Karlakórinn Esja a young, local male-voice choir who meet every Wednesday night to sing together - they tell Tom why being in a choir is something Icelanders need to do. And he learns about the folk history behind Icelanders' love of singing from the ancient Rimur. And composers and experts talk about the importance of landscape in Icelandic music - from the early 20th-century composer Jon Leifs to Anna Thorvaldsdottir, one of the country's acclaimed young composers. Is Icelandic music really all about nature or is it all just a marketing scam?

All the way from the volcanic island of Iceland, Sweden has been gifted with someone that is truly one of a kind. Olafur sat down with us to talk about the man outside of work, the crazy programming adventures he gets into, and why he's super excited to share some of that knowledge in the future.

After the ¨Fete de la Musique¨ nothing better then great tracks to relax and start your ¨Summer in Paris¨ in the ¨Garden¨ with Llorca, Chet Faker, Olafur, Akabu, The Weeknd, Ceu, Jacqueline Boyer, Art of Tones, Nouvelle Vague, Franck Ocean and more.

Jonn.is óskar öllum gleðilegs sumars. Nú er komið að þætti 24, í honum fáum við að kynnast Ólafi Helga Þorlákssyni hjá Data Dwell. Data Dwell er hugbúnaðarfyrirtæki stofnað af Ólafi og Skarphéðni Steinþórssyni 2012. Ólafur segir okkur frá hugmyndinni hvernig hún kom til, ferlinu á stofnun og þróunn fyrirtækisins ásamt stöðunni í dag og framtíðarsýn þeirra. Á vefsíðu Data Dwell segir um fyrirtækið; "Data Dwell is a cloud based centralised digital data solution designed to automate and streamline daily branding operations and reinforce brand consistency while having a positive financial impact on organisations. The SaaS solution was built to help organisations save time and money, and scale their brand globally while avoiding growing pains. Keeping data secure, organised and easily shareable in an easy-to-use setup is our priority. Your success is our business!" Og um Ólaf Helga; "Olafur is an experienced leader and expert in building solutions that enable companies to streamline their overall operations. He specialises in web development over a number of different platforms and has many years of experience in product design, consulting and execution to Data Dwell. As the CEO of Data Dwell, Olafur is taking on upcoming challenges in digital data storage and using his skills in advertising and partnership creation to position the company for future growth in the industry."

Olafur Arnalds came in for an hourlong special music interview with longtime fan and host, Ash Berdebes. In it they talked synths and Chopin, minimalism and the Tao te Ching, Mossfellsbaer, the beauty of imperfection, and playing games to create 'happy accidents' in music. Olafur gives some insight into how songs from his collaborations with Alice Sara Ott, Arnor Dan, Nico Muhly, Nils Frahm and Janus Rasmussen (Kiasmos) came about.

После двухмесячного перерыва, меня посетила фортепианная муза, представляю Вам 36-й выпуск. Открывает его, ремикс парней из Aurosonic с ещё не вышедшего релиза Roman Messer и вокалистки из Украины Eskova. Мелодичность, нежность.Музыкант из Ганновера Sascha Ende напоминает нам о прошедшем лете,жарком солнце, неспешных прогулок по пляжу. Потрясающий красивый, стильный трек.Воздушный и атмосферный Start Running, особенно, это чувствуется после середины трека, pad...Редкий трек от Nale, ассоциации с высокими горами, словно наблюдаешь полёт красивейших птиц.Люблю открывать новые имена вокалисток. Прекраснейшая Elizaveta, обладательница академическими вокальными данными. Родом из Нью-Йорка, но работает в России. Рекомендую к просмотру клип на эту песню. И снова открытие! Фолк, сладкий голос. Halo. Таня, огромное спасибо за "наводку" на такую прелесть. )Lana Del Rey. Именно она. Уверен, это лучшая композиция с её будущего альбома "Honeymoon". Включить фантазии... OST к будущему фильму о Бонде, или.., Мэрлин Монро современности в её лице.Ещё одна легенда. Bjork. Холодная Исландия, но какой голос... Очень впечатлил фильм "Танцующая в темноте". Тяжелый, красивый, на любителя.Музыкант из Новосибирска, Денис Иванов. Клавиши, грусть. Мелодия, которая цепляет где-то глубоко внутри. Стихи от Евы, Евы Павловой. Быть может, кто-нибудь услышит в них свою жизнь?Манчестерские парни Seawaves, воистину сильный вокал. Бабочки и Драконы...Jess Morgan - это не только EDM- сцена, "качающий транс", 140 bpm. Мне кажется, что такие композиции, это для себя и для друзей, что-то близкое, интимное.Здесь я промолчу. Ghost Of Paraguay, на едине с самим собой.Olafur & Frahm - шикарный neo-classic дуэт. Прекрасная новинка.Катя Бурова, надеюсь, что вы ещё обязательно запишите стихи, и для них напишут музыку талантливые.И на последок, мысли о глобальном, о вечном, о будущем... ambient dream.Приятного.       1.Roman Messer feat. Eskova - Without You (Aurosonic Chillout Remix) 2.Sascha Ende -Satisfaction 3.Tom Day feat Laura Lethlean- Start Running 4.Nale-Panorama (Vocal Version) 5.Elizaveta - Icarus 6.Lotte Kestner - Halo 7.Lana Del Rey - Honeymoon 8.Bjork - Stonemilker 9.LasImagenes - Into Infinity 10.Eva Pavlova - Angel Schlesser 11.Seawaves -Butterflies & Dragons (Piano Version) 12.Jess Morgan-Time Machine 13.Ghosts Of Paraguay Feat. Aidan Dullaghan - Wait for You 14.Olafur Arnalds & Nils Frahm- Life Story 15.Solarsoul feat Katya Burova - Instant (Intro Mix) 16.Stray Theories - Breathless

Реже, но отборное. Пожалуй, самый разносторонний микс из серии. Здесь нотки транса, эмбиента, акустики и эксперементальной электроники.Начинаем с нежнейшего ковера от вокалистки из Швеции Ember Island, лично я,  могу слушать, наслаждаться только этой версией. Открытие этого лета, безусловно.Иногда, шедевры находятся только сейчас, прекрасный ремикс от Maxem, а леди Бет Баллок погружает в атмосферу транса.Лето - замечтательное время, солнце, отдых, красивые люди,  море. Об этом нам поведает музыкант из Питера Майк Друг.Вокалистки - моя слабость, готов продать душу, правда. Морская тема, представляешь все наслаждения летние, массаж. Ласкающие ушки chillstep мотивы.Рустам - браво. Инструментально-вокально-воздушный полет. Мне кажется, что многие девушки растаят . Feel Free. И не только они.Сладкая, акустическая версия трека с немецким названием, навевает приятные воспоминания. А припев...Стиль Chicane узнаваем, послушаем новенькое.Сергей Унгер (S.A.T) из далекого Казахстана сотворил прекрасный ремикс на "Frozen". Приятно поддерживать подающих большие надежды музыкантов.Умиротворяюще. Mango & Seawaves - The Shore.Ross Ferguson - дамский угодник, фортепиано, новейшая композиция и название, которое говорит само за себя.Перенесёмся в  страну, где пахнет булочками и духами. Франция. Игорь Solarsoul и шикарная версия от Nale. Особенно цепляет этот воздушный voice - pad. Страсть.Эксперементальный звук от однофамильца из Минска, Сергея Смирнова и Ани Ждановой. Меланхолично, глубоко, расслаблено.Еще один инди-электро проект. Tairyfale - Ксения Маус, Нижний Новгород. Чем-то напомнило Owsey.  К завершению, более трогательно. Nils Frahm - талантливейший немецкий музыкант. Сложно представить, что в душе. Ассоциаций много, но я оставлю их вам.Mary Lambert - снова включаю ее в компиляцию. Настолько чистый вокал, прислушайтесь."Ганнибал" сериал Брайана Фуллера, мелодия, как крик души.Только не в одиночку. Свежая работа от Olafur-а.Приятного.И спасибо, что вы есть.              1.Skrillex & Diplo feat. Justin Bieber - Where Are U Now (Ember Island cover) 2.Andy Hunter feat Beth Bullock - Spiral (Maxem Chillout Remix) 3.Mike Droog - Sea 4.Kite Above - Universe 5.Therr Maitz – Feel Free (Bryan Milton Remix) 6.Sascha Ende feat Cory Friesenhan - Gedanklichkeit (Vocal Version) 7.Chicane feat. Lisa Gerrard- Orleans (Sunrise Edit) 8.MAA With Seven24 & R.I.B - Frozen (S.A.T Remix) 9.Mango & Seawaves - The Shore (Plainview Mix) 10.Mallorca Lee feat. Ross Ferguson - Sugar (Sunrise mix) 11.Solarsoul - Merci D'avoir Enchante Ma Vie (Nale remix) 12.Phil Anker feat. Ana Zhdanova - Miracle 13.Tairyfale - Turn 14.Nils Frahm - Them 15.Mary Lambert - Forget Me 16.Brian Reitzell - Aperitif (Piano edit) 17.Olafur Arnalds - Not Alone

When there are songs by artists such as Leafcutter, Nicolas Jaar, Four Tet, Afterhours, Olafur Arnalds (just to name a few) in the same mix, to mention the undisputed quality of each individual track is unnecessary. But when these songs are mixed together by an artist like Michael Lovisa, master in creating unique moods (listen to believe his last remix of The Last Day by Moby, inside the mix….ah, you can download it for free: https://soundcloud.com/michaellovisa/moby-the-last-day-michael ), where acoustic instruments, electronic beats and vocals (like Grow Up With Me by musician poet Keaton Henson) alternate with moments of silence capable of enhancing the simple melodies, there would be much to say and to weave praises. But, after listening to it, it's easy to be speechless, to enjoy that last moment of silence before returning to the chaotic and noisy reality. However, something simple and commonplace is worth to say: close your eyes, press play, turn up the volume and relax .... bon voyage! TRACKLIST: 01 Leafcutter John - 42 [Planet Mu] 02 Verdena - Apice [Black Out/Universal] 03 Nicolas Jaar - Balance her in between your eyes [Circus Company] 04 The xx - Angels (Four Tet remix) [Young Turks] 05 Moby - The last day (Michael Lovisa remix) [Self-released] 06 Afterhours - Simbiosi [Mescal] 07 Finn. - Dew [Erased Tapes] 08 Glen Hansard - Leave [Sony/Columbia] 09 Keaton Henson - Grow up with me [Unreleased, Last.fm session] 10 Cloud Boat - Bastion [Apollo] 11 Olafur Arnalds - Til enda [Erased Tapes] 12 Blixa Bargeld & Teho Teardo - Come up and see me [Specula Records] 13 Mogwai - Sine wave [Matador] MICHAEL LOVISA Michael Lovisa, born in 1987, is an italian producer/multi-instrumentalist who likes to experiment creating delicate and soft moments with simple melodies mixing acoustic instruments, electronic sounds and different genres. His musical background includes classical piano studies, hiphop production and rock/pop demo co-production for various artists. Some important events: - “Empty” EP debuted in the 68th position on the Beatport TOP 100 Chillout releases chart. - Official video of “Upstairs, in the basement”: http://www.youtube.com/watch? v=kZp5E1EbVtE - The single “Upstairs, in the basement” has been introduced by Dj Shadow during his interview on BBC Radio 6 Music on November 4th - From that day, Chris Hawkins (BBC Radio) has introduced the official remix for the band Golden Fable (Wales) and the single “Cold again” - Now working on the next EP LINKS: SOUNDCLOUD: http://soundcloud.com/michaellovisa FACEBOOK Michael Lovisa: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Michael-Lovisa/216978588355087 FACEBOOK Beat Machine: https://www.facebook.com/BeatMachineRec

How was Iceland able to recover more quickly and effectively than other European economies? President Olafur Grimsson speaks at London Business School's 2013 Global Leadership Summit

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