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Fluent Fiction - Serbian: Exploring Kalemegdan: A Day of Adventure in Historic Belgrade Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.org/exploring-kalemegdan-a-day-of-adventure-in-historic-belgrade Story Transcript:Sr: Sunce je sijalo toplo tog leta na Beograd.En: The sun shone warmly that summer in Belgrade.Sr: Miloš i Jelena su šetali Kalemegdanom.En: Miloš and Jelena were walking through Kalemegdan.Sr: Kalemegdan je velika tvrđava sa bogatom istorijom.En: Kalemegdan is a large fortress with a rich history.Sr: Tog dana, odlučili su da istraže znamenitosti i lepote tvrđave.En: On that day, they decided to explore the landmarks and beauties of the fortress.Sr: Prvo su otišli do Sahat kule.En: First, they went to the Clock Tower.Sr: Kula je visoka i odatle je pogled predivan.En: The tower is tall, and the view from there is magnificent.Sr: Miloš je uzeo aparat i slikao.En: Miloš took out his camera and took pictures.Sr: „Jelena, pogledaj, prelepo je,“ rekao je.En: “Jelena, look, it's beautiful,” he said.Sr: Jelena se nasmešila i pogledala.En: Jelena smiled and looked.Sr: Nakon toga, krenuli su ka Velikoj kuli.En: After that, they headed to the Great Tower.Sr: Uzbuđeni, prelazili su kamenje i staru stazu.En: Excitedly, they crossed over stones and the old path.Sr: Tamo su našli stari top.En: There, they found an old cannon.Sr: Miloš je opet izvadio aparat.En: Miloš took out his camera again.Sr: „Moramo ovo slikati,“ rekao je.En: “We have to take a picture of this,” he said.Sr: Jelena je stala pored topa i smejala se.En: Jelena stood next to the cannon, laughing.Sr: Dok su istraživali, upoznali su starog vodiča.En: While exploring, they met an old guide.Sr: „Da li znate priču o ovoj tvrđavi?“ upita vodič.En: “Do you know the story of this fortress?” asked the guide.Sr: Miloš i Jelena klimaju glavom.En: Miloš and Jelena nodded.Sr: Vodič počne da priča.En: The guide began to tell the story.Sr: „Ova tvrđava je štitila grad mnogo vekova.En: “This fortress has protected the city for many centuries.Sr: Ovde su se vodile važne bitke.En: Important battles were fought here.”Sr: Njih dvoje su slušali sa pažnjom.En: The two listened attentively.Sr: Na svako mesto koje su prošli, Miloš je pravio slike.En: At every place they passed, Miloš took pictures.Sr: "Pogledaj ovaj Zid plača," rekao je Miloš.En: "Look at this Weeping Wall," Miloš said.Sr: "Zid je star hiljade godina."En: "The wall is thousands of years old."Sr: Jelena se nasmejala i stala je pored zida.En: Jelena laughed and stood next to the wall.Sr: Miloš je slikao svaki trenutak.En: Miloš captured every moment.Sr: Vreme je prolazilo brzo.En: Time passed quickly.Sr: Sunce je počelo da zalazi kada su stigli do pogleda na Savu i Dunav.En: The sun began to set when they reached the view of the Sava and Danube rivers.Sr: „Pogledaj Jelena, ovo je najlepši pogled,“ rekao je Miloš.En: "Look, Jelena, this is the most beautiful view," said Miloš.Sr: Jelena je stajala zadivljena.En: Jelena stood there, amazed.Sr: Boje neba su bile kao san.En: The colors of the sky were like a dream.Sr: Dok su se vraćali, Miloš je rekao: „Ovaj dan je bio fantastičan.En: As they walked back, Miloš said: “This day was fantastic.Sr: Imam toliko mnogo slika.“En: I have so many pictures.”Sr: Jelena se nasmejala: „Sviđa mi se kako smo podelili ovu avanturu.“En: Jelena laughed: “I love how we shared this adventure.”Sr: Dok su izlazili iz tvrđave, nebo je bilo tamno, a svetla Kalemegdana su sijala.En: As they left the fortress, the sky was dark, and the lights of Kalemegdan were shining.Sr: Miloš i Jelena su znali da će se vratiti.En: Miloš and Jelena knew they would return.Sr: Tvrđava je sada bila deo njihovih uspomena.En: The fortress was now part of their memories.Sr: Pri povratku kući, Miloš je rekao: „Naš dan na Kalemegdanu je bio savršen.“En: On the way home, Miloš said: “Our day at Kalemegdan was perfect.”Sr: Jelena se složila i stavila ruku na Miloševu.En: Jelena agreed and put her hand on Miloš's.Sr: „Da, imali smo predivan dan.“En: “Yes, we had a wonderful day.”Sr: Njihovo prijateljstvo je postalo još jače tog dana.En: Their friendship grew even stronger that day.Sr: Kalemegdan je za njih bio ne samo istorijski spomenik, već i mesto gde su stvorili nove uspomene.En: For them, Kalemegdan was not just a historical monument but also a place where they created new memories. Vocabulary Words:explore: istražitilandmarks: znamenitostifortress: tvrđavahistory: istorijamagnificent: predivancamera: aparatexcitedly: uzbuđenicannon: topguide: vodičattentively: pažnjomweeping: plačawall: zidcapture: slikatibeautiful: prelepoancient: starisunset: zalazak suncasky: nebodream: sanfantastic: fantastičanlove: sviđatiadventure: avanturalights: svetlamemories: uspomenereturn: vratitiperfect: savršenput: stavitihand: rukafriendship: prijateljstvomonument: spomenikcreate: stvoriti

En este episodio conversamos sobre “Low”, el undécimo álbum de David Bowie, lanzado el año 1977.

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Our last two episodes followed David Bowie in the late '70s as he recorded ‘Low' and ‘Heroes,' the twin pillars of his so-called Berlin Trilogy. (Sorry, ‘Lodger' fans.) These records are an artistic triumph on nearly ever level, and contain the most innovative music Bowie ever made. In addition to co-producer Tony Visconti and mad musical scientist Brian Eno, another crucial collaborator during the German sessions was Edu Meyer. Edu was an engineer at Hansa Studios — the famous Hall by the Wall that served as David's creative home during his time in Berlin. Edu helped David put the finishing touches on ‘Low,' and even played the mournful cello part on “Weeping Wall” — inspired by the symbol of division and oppression looming just outside the studio windows. He also assisted on the album's David produced for Iggy Pop, ‘The Idiot' and ‘Lust for Life.' Their working relationship stretched into the ‘80s, when David would return to Berlin to record the soundtrack to the Bertolt Brecht play ‘Baal' in 1981, and perform his legendary 1987 concert at the Reichstag. They'd remain friends until the end of David's life. Edu spoke to Jordan about his memories working alongside Bowie during his most creatively daring period.  Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Join Katie and Beanie in the Getaway Car! Listen in on our tour through Theodore Roosevelt National Park, and one of our favorites: Glacier National Park! In this episode we cover the wildlife we saw, why we were excited for sunrise, Park Facts With Katie, and why you should visit the glaciers as soon as you can. Check out our latest episode to hear about a man named Daingerfield, why Beanie volunteered to stand in front of a bulldozer, how we misplaced a military fort, why the Weeping Wall wasn't weeping, and a quote from Robin Williams! Got wanderlust? Travel with us on our road trip adventures! CLICK HERE to view Photos Part I from this leg of the journey while you listen! CLICK HERE to view Photos Part II from this leg of the journey while you listen! CLICK HERE to view Photos Part III from this leg of the journey while you listen! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/getaway-car-pod/support

Un ricordo di David Bowie (8.1.1947 - 10.1.2016), sulle note di "Weeping Wall", da LOW (1977)..Letture: brani estrapolati da "HAGAKURE - Il libro segreto dei samurai" di Yamamoto Tsunetomo..Musiche: brani di David Bowie/Brian Eno, Aaron Copland, Emerson Lake & Palmer, Snarky Puppy & Metropole Orkest, Arve Henriksen Ensemble, Ulsamer Collegium

Un ricordo di David Bowie (8.1.1947 - 10.1.2016), sulle note di "Weeping Wall", da LOW (1977)..Letture: brani estrapolati da "HAGAKURE - Il libro segreto dei samurai" di Yamamoto Tsunetomo..Musiche: brani di David Bowie/Brian Eno, Aaron Copland, Emerson Lake & Palmer, Snarky Puppy & Metropole Orkest, Arve Henriksen Ensemble, Ulsamer Collegium

Un ricordo di David Bowie (8.1.1947 - 10.1.2016), sulle note di "Weeping Wall", da LOW (1977)..Letture: brani estrapolati da "HAGAKURE - Il libro segreto dei samurai" di Yamamoto Tsunetomo..Musiche: brani di David Bowie/Brian Eno, Aaron Copland, Emerson Lake & Palmer, Snarky Puppy & Metropole Orkest, Arve Henriksen Ensemble, Ulsamer Collegium

My turn on 101 Dimensions again! I hope you enjoy! Here's the playlist:1. Franky Valentyn Project – The Jovian Moon Suite (from the album All In A Dream, 2017)2. Röyksopp – What Else Is There (from the album The Understanding, 2005)3. Lunatic Soul – Lunatic Soul; and The Final Truth (from the album Lunatic Soul, 2008)4. Röyksopp – Circuit Breaker (from the album The Understanding, 2005)5. whatsisname – Refraktor, 20166. Röyksopp – Someone Like Me (from the album The Understanding, 2005)7. Markus Reuter – The Abolition Of Death; A Clue To Reality; and Read Aloud In Cold Blood (from the album The Longest In Terms Of Being, 2001)8. Röyksopp – Alpha Male (from the album The Understanding, 2005)9. David Bowie – Warszawa; Art Decade; Weeping Wall; and Subterraneans (from the album Low, 1977)Prog On!Tony