Craft and inspired others with their talent. They all have roots here in new york and they are considered masters at what they do. We are here in Lincoln Center were the top musicians of the world perform their craft and people like this violin maker where route to introduce you to make it all possible. Im a violin maker. I was doing sculpture and artwork are as long as i can remember. I thought i wanted to be i read a book about a violin maker when i was 13 and a cop my imagination. Ive been pretty much obsessed with it from that point. The violin is giving me a lifetime challenge to try to better what i do. You can see the motion. Twisting turning fluctuating. Not saying that this is actually alive but its like its alive. I have made instruments for isaac stern joshua bell yoyo ma chilling when the string quartet. Professional violinist are probably the most highly trained individuals in our society right up there with athletes. They can hear amazingly small stations that i had an ex
Commission international recognition, which followed quickly. I started in 1989 the orchestra and the Ballet Company was famous in any case. Perfection doesnt exist. You can try all your life to discover some of the truth that is in a score, so you are faithful to what is written in the score, but this is just one part of your work. But behind the notes, you have the universe, the truth with a capital t and you cannot reach that point because, if you are able to know the universe behind the notes, you are good. These are big, great, enormous talents. But my generation, why would we do that . They had already done it. It never occurred to us. I think partly because i spent a lot of time with painters and sculptors and they are, as you know, they change every ten years and music every 75 years. Its a much slower rate of change. My generation, we just turned the apple cart over and started over someplace else. Rose all about music, next. Rose funding for charlie rose has been provided by
Commission international recognition, which followed quickly. I started in 1989 the orchestra and the Ballet Company was famous in any case. Perfection doesnt exist. You can try all your life to discover some of the truth that is in a score, so you are faithful to what is written in the score, but this is just one part of your work. But behind the notes, you have the universe, the truth with a capital t and you cannot reach that point because, if you are able to know the universe behind the notes, you are good. These are big, great, enormous talents. But my generation, why would we do that . They had already done it. It never occurred to us. I think partly because i spent a lot of time with painters and sculptors and they are, as you know, they change every ten years and music every 75 years. Its a much slower rate of change. My generation, we just turned the apple cart over and started over someplace else. Rose all about music, next. Rose funding for charlie rose has been provided by
Graphic edition in 2014. Host amity shlaes, who is the forgotten man . Guest president roosevelt spoke of the forgotten man as the man at the bottom of the pyramid so that would be the homeless man. But they were aware of another forgotten man in school and that was the man who pays for the government projects. The third party. There is even algebra about the other forgotten man saying a wants to help x but b wants to help x, too, but the problem is when they coherce c into it. It is the taxpayer. That is the question also today. Host in your book, the forgotten man a new history of the Great Depression, you write the big question about the american depression is not whether war with germany and japan ended it. It is why it lasted from 19291940 from hoover to roosevelt Government Intervention helped to make the depression great. Guest thank you for quotes that introduction. This is a book i wrote about the 1930s because we all learned something about it in school and that was the new d
Pushing those up at a level they could not afford. National Recovery Association . Guest the governments deal that would stimulate the economy was given this giant plan to make the industrial sector booming again. Roosevelt signed it early on it in 33. When you look at law it is a bunch of political impulses expressed on a piece of paper, instatued and then enforced. So the impulses were economy of scale is good. Big is always better because at that time we because at that time we are all hostage to fashion. The economy of scale bigger is better was hot. Bigger is always better and you want to question that i am not sure if it is necessary. Another premise was Consumer Choice is bad. If the consumer pics he slows down the assembly line. Because if uuniform and uuniform is faster and better. You told that to the starbucks shareholder because it is a product premised on choice. We can take that extra 18 seconds to pick exactly what kind of milk to have in our law take. They believe choic