Pioneers the visionary and the business of. One hundred here so far starting february eighteenth. Hi and welcome back to therons music berlin had a new concert hall the Pierre Boulez fire is named after the late great composer and the concerts here are being described as music for the. Thinking ear the whole and especially the acoustic are supposed to be really fantastic i cant wait to go in and have a look. At. The pier opened in march two thousand and seventeen as part of the barenboim saeed academy and especially for Chamber Music top musicians from all over the world are already lined up to play here and the first season is packed with stars one of the first being the georgian violinist lees a. Short break for the musicians during the first part of the hustle i listened upstairs downstairs i walked around the acoustic really is fantastic but i think it sounds best right from the very top. Going. Through. Leads a fantastic rehearsal and of course the first question has to be what was it like playing in this amazing hall yeah its quite amazing actually to be part of this the birth of a new space which is so special because from the one side use you feel the space. And the same time if you like people are very close to you because you have leaders yeah i know but i know it because the seats are quite close and i know that we will be surrounded by the all and i think theres even some more coming tomorrow for more seats are going to be even close there and actually we decided to make a circle you will see that and because in a way the music will be in the middle and its metrosexual of course the form of the of the hall and there is no clear direction so basically music is everywhere and it makes a big difference i think how do you think you feel with the presenting because acoustic wise the violin plays out when i was up here right at the top of the rehearsal you can hear every single note doesnt matter what direction thats the beauty of this and we feel that we feel that that actually doesnt really matter worry standing and actually the reason why we are standing and not sitting it was actually i like a request because then there is more possibilities of contact with each other but also if we want to just go this way. Of the this part of the audience then we can do it and if we sit down we just cant afford that and i think that also standing up in this kind of hole is i think a good idea what about bowing have you thought about bowing how are you going to. I think we have to make a plan. To us first. So tell me you are in all sorts of concert halls you play all around the world and this theme acoustic is of course frost musicians incredibly important now this hole is a total present for berlin i mean even just speaking you can hear how resonant and how wonderful it is how do you adapt to different acoustics when youre travelling all over the world at the end of the day i think i try to just play the. I want to play but of course it helps me a lot to have acoustic that actually is pleasant and then sound comes back to me and and i feel the music and its not like a playing and the sound stops on the way so thats thats a wonderful feeling i must say this hall because of the nature of it and because of the inspiration for this great people like byron by and gary and mr toyota who actually were so inspired to build this whole because they were doing is for young generation for the academy for the future i think this is also why the school has become such a symbol and symbolic place and it will remain and also that it has a completely different programming than the usual concert music concert halls and actually im looking forward also to quite soon as possible sit in the audience and also enjoy this music from the other side because its one thing to be standing there be concentrated but i want to enjoy a concert myself here well enjoy the constitution i certainly will thank you something here for a. The famous american architect Frank Gehry Designed the Pierre Boulez saga and the acoustic design was in the hands of another legend the japanese yes two hes a toyota who has been involved with designing many of the top concert halls in the world you have to thank you for talking to us you are about to hear the concert with lisa here it must be really fascinating to hear the music living in this building that you have been creating of course and im very happy to be here to be there with you in a new console can you relax and listen to the concert or are your ears always at work. Sometimes of course when i wanted to be read out of course im bugging them sometimes and i have to listen carefully and i saw i would say in both ways is it different to do the acoustic for an oval space this is does that make any difference if youre talking about in the oval shape and that with the balcony. Big issue and if youre talking about im almost ship all over all of the city in rio. I think this is your very unique and. Special in terms of their location with the stage of course and. The audience so clueless yes of course under this is a one of the issue you know to take in the this special really do you have a favorite seat in the hall can you say i like to see to listen from to see the many people many people ask me what was best seat for my answer is very clear. Very unfortunate. We dont have many best seats although we have many excellent seats thats a very good answer so it doesnt matter where you buy your ticket for here you hear everywhere you can it really you know youre going to enjoy and very different ways thats going into the concert now i got to resign my god. Thats often serious music for today the concerts about to start and i have the feeling that audiences really excited to experience this new hall come and see for yourself the next time what there is easy. Thank. 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