Podcasts about yuja

Dans cet épisode du podcast Louis Vuitton [EXTENDED], Loïc Prigent reçoit Yuja Wang, pianiste prodige et Ambassadrice de la Maison, connue pour ses performances époustouflantes, ses interprétations audacieuses et son sens du style affirmé. Yuja revient sur son parcours, de la découverte du piano dès son plus jeune âge à sa redéfinition créative de la musique classique, tout en partageant comment la mode renforce son assurance sur scène. Cette conversation inspirante offre un aperçu de la vie d'une artiste alliant innovation et singularité.

In this episode of the Louis Vuitton [EXTENDED] Podcast, host Loïc Prigent welcomes Yuja Wang, a prodigy pianist and House Ambassador for Louis Vuitton renowned for her breathtaking performances, fearless interpretations, and bold sense of style. Yuja reflects on her journey from discovering the piano at a young age to redefining classical music with creativity, sharing how fashion empowers her on stage. This joyful conversation offers a glimpse into the life of an artist who effortlessly blends innovation and individuality.

Punk Rock has the leather jackets, Glam Rock has the capes, Britpop has the parka's and Heavy Metal has the body odour; but what does Classical Music have?From what started as Victorian style garments, we look at the historical reasons for Classical Music's fashion aesthetic, and why it hasn't really moved on. We'll chat how Yuja, Khatia, Kennedy and co (including some flutes) are bucking the trend, and why you maybe should too.Inline G Merch:Inlineg.myshopify.comInline G Patreon:patreon.com/TheInlineGFlutePodcastInline G will ALWAYS be free of charge, but signing up helps let this podcast reach new heights, if you can afford it. You'll also get to ask questions to upcoming guests as well as get early access to some episodes. Or if you'd rather not spend money, subscribing to my YouTube channel and following me on Facebook, Instagram and TikTok is a HUGE way to support the podcast. It'll cost you nothing, and it really makes a difference to the algorithm gods. So please interact however you can; like, comment, or subscribe, and help keep this podcast lit xAnd finally; use the code “INLINEG” online or in person at Flute Center for; 5% off accessories, 10% off all sheet music, free shipping on new instruments and free shipping to trial instruments (USA only.)Chapters: 0:00 - Hot Goose Autumn5:55 - 17th Century Origins13:43 - Fancying Musicians24:10 - Yuja, Khatia, Nigel et al33:30 - Stylish Flutists36:50 - Gold Old Fashioned Sexism Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We dagen onszelf graag uit, op verschillende manieren. Daarin staan we niet alleen want deze week speelde Yuja Wang het reuze moeilijke 2e pianoconcert van Béla Bartok met het Rotterdams Philharmonisch Orkest en ze deelt met ons haar allereerste gedachte nadat ze haar  laatste noot gespeeld heeft. Verder geven we een klein inkijkje in de instrumentenwereld en spreken we Onno Servaas van de Vriendenvereniging van het RPhO daarover.- Yuja kort van stof - Waarde van instrumenten- Veel of weinig haarHosted by Springcast, see springcast.fm for privacy information.Stuur uw suggesties en ideeën voor het profiel van de chef-dirigent, of reactie op de podcast naar onderstaand mail adres, of onze socials, schroom niet!Email:reactie@eentoontjelager.nlFacebookInstagramTikTokShownotes:- Yuja Wang door de jaren- Vegan strijkstok

Plaadifirma Deutsche Grammophon andis välja heliplaadi klaverivirtuoosi Yuja Wangi debüütkontserdiga 2008. aastast Verbier' festivalil.

durée : 00:05:11 - Classic & Co - par : Anna Sigalevitch - Rachmaninov ce matin, pour célébrer les 150 ans de la naissance du compositeur, la pianiste Yuja Wang interprète avec l'orchestre philharmonique de Los Angeles sous la direction de Gustavo Dudamel les Concertos et la Rhapsodie sur un thème de Paganini… (double album paru chez Deutsche Grammophon)

In deze aflevering proberen we een beeld te krijgen van de jonge, veelbelovende, Finse dirigent Tarmo Peltokoski. Daarvoor hebben we hemzelf gesproken, maar spreken we ook met Nuala McKenna, solo celliste in de Deutsche Kammerphilharmonie Bremen, over Tarmo's stormachtige ontwikkeling. Tot slot leggen we met Frank de Groot, violist in het Rotterdams Philharmonisch Orkest, de link naar Tarmo's leraar Jorma Panula. - Lekker droog- Tarmo & Yuja Wang easy to loveHosted by Springcast, see springcast.fm for privacy information.Stuur uw suggesties en ideeën voor het profiel van de chef-dirigent, of reactie op de podcast naar onderstaand mail adres, of onze socials, schroom niet!Email:reactie@eentoontjelager.nlFacebookInstagramTikTokShownotes:- Masterclass Jorma Panula- Tarmo en Yuja magic

In this episode, podcast host Sarah Willis welcomes pianist Yuja Wang. Join them for a lively and fun conversation to find out more about Yuja's new album "The American Project“, playing boogie woogie and jazz and also about her friendship with conductor and composer Michael Tilson Thomas.

Introducing Yi Moon-goo's novel [A Brief Biography of Yuja], we talk about Korea's funeral system. Translated by Jamie Chang

On today's episode of the Korean Beauty Show, Lauren discusses Ahn In Suk's (Director of the Korea Institute of Dermatological Sciences) latest YouTube video discussing whether the focus on ingredients lists and green grade ratings is setting back the future of the Korean cosmetics industry. Lauren also answers a listener's question about Korean cleansing sticks.    Access Today's Full Show Notes: https://stylestory.com.au/blogs/podcast/is-the-ewg-setting-back-the-future-of-the-korean-cosmetics-industry   CONNECT WITH ME Instagram: www.instagram.com/lauren.kbeauty Shop Kbeauty: www.stylestory.com.au Style Story's Instagram:www.instagram.com/stylestory_kbeauty Jelly Ko's Instagram:www.instagram.com/jellyko_official Facebook:www.facebook.com/stylestory.au Website: www.thekoreanbeautyshow.com Sign Up to Our Mailing List to Join Tester's Club: https://stylestory.com.au/pages/free-gift-signup Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com.au/stylestoryau Tik Tok:https://vt.tiktok.com/ZSaHUgHL/ Download Your Free Guide to K-Beauty: https://manage.kmail-lists.com/subscriptions/subscribe?a=XgHS8t&g=SmUKy   EPISODE SUMMARY: KBEAUTY NEWS HEADLINES: Is the EWG Setting back the future of the Korean cosmetics industry? Ahn Insuk, Director of Korea's Institute of Dermatological Sciences says that green grade rating systems like those used on Hwahae and rating systems like the EWG are actually setting back the future of the Korean beauty industry.  In a video released to her YouTube channel, she explained that she doesn't think it's necessary to check whether cosmetics contain harmful ingredients for the human body.  Lauren discusses her thoughts on this and the proliferation of brands claiming to avoid so-called “harmful ingredients.” Watch Ahn Insuk's Video “The Truth About Cosmetic Ingredients” Here: https://youtu.be/MQAaEmpOYas   QUESTION OF THE WEEK: What are Cleansing Sticks?   New Kbeauty Products on STYLE STORY: Hanyul Yuja Face Oil (30ml) is ideal for those with dull, fatigued, tired looking skin. Hanyul's Yuja Face Oil contains 82% Yuja extract, providing skin with a rich antioxidant boost. 5% Niacinamide acts as a brightening powerhouse to help reduce the appearance of spots and dull skin. Hanyul Pure Artemisia Watery Calming Toner (150ml) is a calming toner that contains baby mugwort to provide a soothing effect on skin. It can also improve skin's texture and appearance. Korean Beauty Product Reviews of the Week: 5 star review for d'Alba Piedmont First Spray Serum.  So worth the price “Wow! Never again will I buy the cheap sprays that supposedly "hydrate" your skin when all they really do is have the opposite effect. This stuff is actual skin care in a spray bottle. You can feel the mist of serum on your skin and it actually hydrates - I use it all throughout the day if I feel dry or if I want to feel fresh or refresh my makeup. It's so good for travelling on a flight as well. It is expensive but so so worth it and it lasts ages.” 5 Star Review for One Thing Centella Asiatica Toner In love “Hydrates my skin and soooo suitable for those with sensitive to combination skin types.” RECOMMENDATION OF THE WEEK  If I Had Your Face by Frances Cha STYLE STORY - Your Go-To for Kbeauty See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Yoga ia derived from the Sankrit word "Yuja" , and you would be amazed to know that oldest written evidence of yoga is in Rig Veda , which is 5000 years old . This ancient technique focuses on bringing your mind and body together . Yoga (Yuja) is also mentioned in Hinduism holy book Bhagwat geeta and it has great cultural importance for them. There are many ancient ashrams in Rishikesh | Haridwar | Bihar | Madhya Pradesh and other places of India where people from not only India but from Japan | Europe | America come to learn this beautiful art. The modern relevance of Yoga can be understood from the fact that , MIT | Stanford | IISc | DU have special courses and classes on Yoga . And if you search on YouTube you can find girls and guys more from America and Europe teaching Yoga keeping in mind it's origin . Keeping in mind its popularity and the health benefits , United Nations have declared 21st June as International day of Yoga . But you would be thinking i have created so much hype , what are the benefits of Yoga ? Why Yoga ? Why posing those difficult Asanas ? Ahmm , not only it provides you with good strength and strong muscles and six packs abs , and physique and figure but also it's has to be noted that no mental health can even touch your if you are performing yoga daily . So whether it's depression or Anxiety , stress or sleeplessness . Every disease ( mental or physical ) can be prevented just by performing those "senseless" asanas. This is official statement of Economics Time " Harvard Medical School recommends yoga, meditation to deal with coronavirus anxiety ". Now the most awaited question , which one is better for you ? Gym or Yoga ? 1) For Yoga it is optional to join classes , you just need to have mat and motivation , and you can also download free android apps that can guide you to your journey , and when talking about Gym then you need to join one , you need to follow their charts , you need to buy supplements , dumbbells . 2) Yoga can be done anywhere , even if you are on your holidays you can still follow your routine in comparison with Gym where whole schedule gets wasted. 3) Yoga is not only related to Physical health but also to mental health and effective breathing . That's hell lot of worthy argument . I am going to make more podcasts on Yoga so follow up there to learn more. And do share & Subscribe with your friends and family . and follow us on Twitter | Instagram | Facebook .

Today on the Korean Beauty Show Podcast we're taking a look at some of the hottest trending ingredients that are popping up in K-Beauty stores all over Seoul!  Topics discussed in this episode: Ceramides What are they and why are they so good  Why ceramides are included in skincare products Who should use ceramides  K-Beauty products containing ceramides:  Dr Jart Ceramidin™ line APLB Derma Daily Repair Cream  Tea Tree What is tea tree and why is it so good  Why tea tree is included in skincare products and the different types of tea tree-based K-Beauty products you'll see  Who should use tea tree   K-Beauty products containing tea tree  iUNIK Tea Tree line Dr Ceuracle Tea Tree  Centella Asiatica (AKA Cica, Tiger's Grass)  What is Centella Asiatica and why is it so good  Why Cica is included in skincare products and the different components you'll see in K-Beauty  Who should use Cica K-Beauty products containing Centella Asiatica  APLB Centella Complex Mist Toner Purito Centella Green Level line iUNIK Centella Calming Gel Cream   Mugwort What is Mugwort (aka Artemisa) and why is it so good  Why Mugwort is included in skincare products Why Mugwort plays such an important part in Korea (food, cosmetics and oriental medicine)   Who should use Mugwort  K-Beauty products containing Mugwort APLB Galactomyces Mugwort Nutritional Cream  Yuja What is Yuja (aka Yuzu) and why is it so good  Why Yuja is included in skincare products Who should use Yuja  K-Beauty products containing Yuja  SOME BY MI Yuja  Resources for this episode Free 16 page Beginner's Guide to K-Beauty What Are Ceramides? Benefits of Centella Asiatica in Cosmetics   What to do if you Liked Top Trending K-Beauty Ingredients | Ep 04 Don't forget to hit subscribe!  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

durée : 01:58:58 - En pistes ! du mercredi 15 janvier 2020 - par : Emilie Munera - Et au programme du jour également : des concertos de Vivaldi sur instruments d'époque par L'Archicembalo, le Concerto pour piano op 17 de Paderewski sous les doigts de Claire Huangci, et des pièces chambristes pour vents signées Francis Poulenc... - réalisé par : Lionel Quantin

I guess I can say this is the 2nd ANNUAL SMTM mix. I did one last year with the final lineup and this will be this years. So it's an interesting year... A lot of great talent but I feel this is the first season in a while where there was no clear favorite from the get go. But I gotta go for my man Punchnello all the way! Enjoy! P.S. I left out homeboy who got kicked off the show. That could've been Yuja's or Untell's spot. (Angry) And I put Owen Ovadoz in since he technically was in the final 22. www.instagram.com/kmusiceveryday KMEM 130 Tracklist: 1. Punchnello - Absinthe 2. EK - HUH 3. Olltii - No New Friends 4. ZENE THE ZILLA, Woodie Gochild - Swarovski Drip 5. Dbo - Peacock feat. ZENE THE ZILLA 6. Takuwa - Karaoke feat. CHOI LB 7. Donutman - Life Of Pi 8. YunB - Clockwork feat. EK, Khundi Panda 9. Bryn - Windows Freestyle 10. Kim Seung Min - Drip feat. K.vsh, Naked Bibi 11. Owen Ovadoz - Spread Love 12. Bully Da Ba$tard - 불복종 (Feat. Deepflow) 13. CHOI LB - 숙취 (Feat. Khundi Panda) 14. Chillin Homie - Gang Move feat. GAMEBOY88, EPTEND 15. YUNHWAY - Find A New Lover 16. Bryn - PLAZMA feat. Bully Da Ba$tard 17. BIG Naughty - HIBERNATION 18. Lil Tachi - Dogsick feat. NO:EL 19. Mckdaddy - 교정기 Feat. Bill Stax 20. Young B - 아침에 (Feat. Bryn) 21. JJANGYOU - Brrrrrrr

"I don’t practice. Practice is for beginners. I rehearse".   Yuja Wang is regarded among classical music aficionados as being one of the most important artists of our generation. So wide is her appeal and influence on artists of all genres that Red Bull even sponsored her for a documentary about the art of performance. A child prodigy from the age of 6, Beijing born Yuja has risen to the top of the classical music industry to become one of the world's most famous concert pianists.    But despite her prolific talent, many people don't see past the short dresses that she chooses to wear to perform. So what is it that makes her tick? Did she deliberately construct a "brand" in order to stand out, and what advice could she give to us as performers? Let's find out...    SHOW LINKS Yuja Wang bio Yuja Wang Dresses Up Chopin (Red Bull Media House) Yuja Wang - Variations on the Turkish March (Odeonsplatz) Yuja Wang plays the Flight of the Bumble-Bee (Vol du Bourdon) "More than just a red dress". The OCR article The Art of Performance: The New Yorker Seth Godin on classical performers Yuja Wang performs in her underwear Juilliard School NYC Lola Astanova   READ The Icarus Deception by Seth Godin The Dip by Seth Godin Linchpin by Seth Godin Life's a Pitch by Stephen Bailey    

R90.8 Talk on International Yoga Day - By Yoga Master Ramesh International Yoga Day will be observed across the world on June 21. On this day, which is dedicated to inner and outer well-being of human body, people across the world practice yoga in groups. The International Day of Yoga aims to raise awareness worldwide of the many benefits of practicing yoga, a physical, mental and spiritual practice. The word yoga originates from Yuja, a Sanskrit word which means, "to join or to unite", symbolizing the union of body and consciousness. The theme for Yoga Day 2018 is "Yoga for Peace."

Bruce’s wife and Shannon’s mom Linda Lee Cadwell joins us again and she shares more stories about Bruce, telling of his spirit of generosity and charity. And for the first time she shares stories about their son Brandon Lee. When Linda first visited Hong Kong in 1965, it was a tough time for many Hong Kong people. There were a lot of very poor people and many would stand on corners asking for donations. Bruce never passed up anyone without giving some coins and saying a kind word. He had great feeling for those who were less fortunate and was always willing to give his possessions and time to those in need. For most of their marriage, Linda and Bruce never had two dimes to rub together, but Bruce was always generous with his money, time and expertise. At a time when the country was still mired in racial tension, Bruce’s studio was filled with people of all races and backgrounds. He taught movie stars and regular people in the same way. Bruce himself faced discrimination again and again, so it was of utmost importance to him to see the humanity in all people. As a child actor, Bruce was surrounded by successful Chinese artists who taught him about the beauty of Chinese culture and how to live gracefully in the face of adversity. This daily immersion with artists influenced his outlook and his identity as an artist. He had many adult mentors in his life including his martial arts teacher Ip Man who taught Bruce much of the philosophy that he later expanded upon. Linda thinks that these early creative and philosophical teachers were critical in helping Bruce stay optimistic and fluid as he faced hardships in his life. One of the main hardships Bruce faced was his massive back injury. He was in bed for many months recovering. But he used that time studying, writing and researching his own rehabilitation program. They couldn’t afford a full time physical therapist so Bruce took charge of his own recovery. He never accepted the doctors’ diagnosis that he would never walk normally or practice Kung Fu again. During this recovery time Bruce developed his philosophies and his writings. Brandon shared many similar traits with his dad. He was rebellious, passionate, and his charismatic energy came through the screen. When his father died, Brandon was 8, and it was then that he decided to be an actor. Linda shares that he never wavered in that passion. Brandon was a free spirit, and didn’t always follow the straight and narrow, especially in school, but he was an avid reader and writer. Like his father, Brandon was an artist who did things his own way. #AAHA (Awesome Asians and Hapas) This week our #AAHA is Yuja Wang, a Chinese concert pianist and child prodigy from Beijing. She started studying piano at 6 and studied at the Central Conservatory of Music in Beijing, later studying at the Curtis Institute of Music in Philadelphia. She is known for wearing very interesting clothing when she performs, often changing her outfits to reflect the music she is playing. She has become someone who is known for heightening the musical experience through the visual aspect of her performance. Yuja tours the world performing and is doing things her own way. Yuja Wang, we think you’re awesome! #BruceLeeMoment Today we have an excerpt of an email from Sam Litvan, read the full version on our website: “I remember how I learned that he wrote, produced and directed his films, this made me realize that there is no one role for any of us. He cleared that idea that being macho doesn't preclude one from being intelligent or funny…I've had many influences over the course of my life, but what Bruce Lee achieved in his short time motivates me to accomplish as much as I can because what his short life taught me is that none of us know just how much time we have and so we must value every second.” Share your #AAHA and #BruceLeeMoment recommendations with us via social media @BruceLee or email us at hello@brucelee.com

"I had to take a water bottle filled with vodka with me just to get through the day."—Jane on getting through the day. Jane is @yujachingu on Twitter __________________________ Image: drink me [remix by K+S] / 2009 / Team Dalog / CC via Flickr / https://www.flickr.com/photos/thedalogs/3276228160/in/photolist-5Zvwuq Intro & Outro Themes by @djfmdotcom