Nightingales fascinate professor David Rothenberg a musician and philosopher who has concerned himself with the relationship between humanity in one of the most of his professional life hes here in berlin because he likes to jam with nightingales of which there are many in the city at this time of year it join me in a minute but 1st lets hear a short clip from his documentary. The biggest thing is to not play this listen this in most of the time. The space to take in something youve never heard before. And this is the accompanying book to go with the Documentary Film used or just
a short clip of David Rothenberg is here with me in the studio so 1st of all i have to ask you david why didnt i say goes flock to this city theyre meant to flock to Buckley Square if people know the song but they they really do flocked above it in recent years berlin is full of nightingales and its the 2nd biggest city in europe its rather astonishing. And i think it has to do with the fact that theres a lot
a connection between the 2 everyone should go out and hear these nightingales for themselves if they re here in berlin otherwise just where everyone listen to whatever creatures are singing around your face is thanks for inviting. the greek. some of the best preserved archaeological sites of the ancient world this is maybe because it s largely been uninhabited for thousands of years except the occasional archaeologist and day trippers visiting the sacred places now greece is contemporary arts organization known as commission the british sculptor antony gormley to have the 1st sculptures ever to sit aside the existing ancient. greek mythology was the birthplace of the date and. now scattered ancient ruins and sculptures stand. based on expansion by antony gormley this called site and it s being developed across the island so we