Anthony & Joseph Paratore on Jazz" and "Four By Four", originally called "Centennial Suite", when it was composed in 1949/50. A concert in 2004 juxtaposed works by Brubeck with music by Johann Sebastian Bach, recorded live. With the Bach Collegium Munich, conducted by Russell Gloyd, they played Bach's Concerto, BWV 1060, and Brubeck's "Points on Jazz" in a version with orchestra. Four the second half of the concert the Dave Brubeck Quartet joined for works such as "Brandenburg Gate", alluding to the Brandenburg concertos. In 2012, they were among the "Wegbegleiter" ("Companions along the way") of the Rheingau Musik Festival in its 25th anniversary
Berlin Brandenburg Airport board consisted of Manfred Stolpe, now Federal Minister of Transportation; Klaus Wowereit, who replaced Eberhard Diepgen as Mayor of Berlin and chair of the board; and Matthias Platzeck, who replaced Stolpe as Minister-President of Brandenburg. The board determined that the proposal would not be practical and voted 22 May 2003 to scrap the privatization plan. Hochtief and IVG received approximately €50 million compensation for their planning effort. The new Berlin airport would be planned, owned and operated by BBF Holding. shortly afterwards BBF Holding became "Flughafen Berlin Brandenburg GmbH" (FBB) and remained under the ownership of Berlin, Brandenburg and the