Thursday, March 3, 2011

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Only two things are infinite : the universe and human stupidity, and are not sure about the former.
(Einstein)

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HISTORY OF MUSIC
Baroque
The name "Baroque" is a word derived from English and means "bizarre".
It 'a rich style of exaggeration and fantasy, who wants to impress the spectacle and the richness of ornaments. In music, this term means the period between about 1600 and 1750, in reference to two major points: the birth of opera (also commonly called "work") and the death of two great German composers, Bach and Handel.
Italy in this period, the lead nation in the arts, Venice, Naples and Rome are, musically, the most active and important city. In the Baroque period is played everywhere (in churches, schools, squares), but the most typical place where you and listening to music is the court. The day of kings and princes is always accompanied by music, bands begin to form stable of professional musicians. The first ever, founded in 1626, is one of the "24 violins of the king, the king's court sun: an orchestra of strings divided into sections according to the extension of the instruments, similarly as it does now.

Bach does not like to travel and spent his entire life without ever having to leave Germany. Does not show much interest in the worldly life, Large courtyards and entertainment to fashion. Instead loves family life, compose music, teach and play with his students. His music reflects these choices in life: Unlike many musicians of his time composing music spectacular and showy, preferring a more sober style and less for the fees of the Baroque. Among his works of a profane nature are the concertos for various instruments, including the Brandenburg Concertos, which is dedicated to the Prince of Brandenburg, while among the sacred works of a notable "Passion According to St. Matthew" and "Passion According to St. John "on the salient episodes of the Passion of Christ, both accompanied by a choir and intended for religious ceremonies.
One of the greatest songs written in this period is the Te Deum, written by Charpentier, also a liturgical song, which became mandatory in France to play the most important liturgical celebrations. His Prelude (the introduction) is now adopted as the theme nell'eurovisione television. In the song the drums and trumpets give solemnity to the main melody, which alternate with more subdued character of secondary melodies. The alternation of different instruments makes the song very varied.
Alessandro Chiacchiaretta 1 L

Wednesday, March 2, 2011

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Maltempo Marche, Abruzzo overflows rivers
Wednesday, March 2, 2011 12:30:00
River to Misa Senigallia (AN) to flood risk.
A strong wave of bad weather is affecting the Marche and Abruzzo with heavy and widespread rains with heavy snowfall on the coast and inland as early as from 300 m in altitude.

To the abundant rainfall many rivers burst their banks causing flooding posted on Teramo, Ascoli, Macerata and Ancona. Numerous calls to the switchboard of the fire.

In Teramo seven people trapped in their cars because of the river dell'esondazione Salinello were saved by the prompt intervention of divers of the Red Cross Giulianova. Same fate for a young Campli (Teramo), also a refugee on the roof of his car. In the Marches, the situation is more tragic where there are three victims . A car was swept away by the flood water of the river Ete, killing two people. The other was an elderly nell'ascolano where overwhelmed by a torrent.

The incessant rains have caused mudslides and landslides throughout the northern Marche and Abruzzo accomplice saturation of the soil.

The situation is even nell'anconetano high alert due to the flooding of some rivers several bridges except those highways were closed therefore part of the Adriatic on the National Road links are broken.
status of rivers is further aggravated by a strong wind from the north-east winds with very rough sea which does not allow water to flow into the mouth. This problem is evident in the port channel of the river Misa, in Senigallia, levels of high alert. Flooded most of the subways.
Marche Region and the Province of Teramo have already asked the state of natural disaster .
Schools, as a precaution, were closed in several municipalities in the Marche and Abruzzo.
What's Next?
Time Abruzzo will gradually improving after the recent events and in the evening, we will have drier conditions.
for brands conditions improved temporarily in the afternoon but a further deterioration is expected for the night when it is probable another ration of rain in particular sull'anconetano. The consequential increase in temperature and the melting of the snowpack at lower altitudes (400 m can be reported up to 30 cm of snow) could lead to a situation even more critical with the flood risk on town as Senigallia and Ancona.

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The history of music - The Renaissance

Chiacchiaretta Hello everyone I'm Alex, a student of Class 1, L always been passionate about music, you just think that since I was in the belly of my mother listened Lucio Battisti. Growing up I learned to play various instruments like the clarinet, classical and electric guitar and a little 'sax.
But today I want to talk about a topic often cramped music lovers, but I consider essential: THE HISTORY OF MUSIC.
since the Renaissance.
The culture of the fifteenth and sixteenth that we now call the Renaissance, is developed mainly in the courts of lords, offering protection to artists and writers.
Man acquires confidence in his potential and he feels placed by God at the center of the 'universe.
Along with the visual arts, music plays a prominent role in everyday life, both in religious ceremonies, both parties in court. In the fifteenth century the rich and powerful religion in Flanders (corresponding to the current Belgium, the Netherlands and northern France) is the most important musical center of Europe. In the sixteenth century the leadership in the field of music it would in Italy.
Kings, Princes and lords are usually cultured patrons, ie, protectors arts contenders vying for the most skilled artists. Their courts become great centers of culture where some of scholars, writers, scientists, painters and musicians.
Through the artistic evidence, aristocrats and gentlemen assert their power. In the Renaissance created the figure of the court, that puts art in the service of his lord, in return for economic support and social prestige. The music is considered very important for the education and know how to appreciate and perform part of the virtues of a good courtier.