Condoleezza Rice plays piano for the Queen

this royal meeting reminds me the 1960`s phrase: "make love not war" ....
may all leaders will adapt themselves in accord... -))

clipped from www.telegraph.co.uk Condoleezza Rice played a private piano recital for the Queen at Buckingham Palace during a visit to London. The outgoing US Secretary of State was accompanied by Louise Miliband, the wife of Foreign Secretary David Miliband, and three members of the London Symphony Orchestra in her performance of Brahms. The stateswoman – who is a concert level pianist – was allowed to use a music room at the palace after expressing a wish to play for the Queen before leaving office at the end of the Bush administration in January. Miss Rice started playing the piano as a child and planned a career in music, originally enrolling at university to study the subject before switching to political science. At 15 she performed Mozart's Piano Concerto in D minor with the Denver Symphony Orchestra, as a prize for winning a student competition. She was taught the instrument by her mother, who was a music teacher Miss Rice was visiting London before heading for Brussels to attend a meeting of Nato leaders.