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12 Things You Should Know About Campari
Few bottles stand out on the liquor shelf quite like crimson-hued Campari. Even when it’s poured into a glass, the drink’s distinct color makes it instantly recognizable.
Though contenders have emerged to challenge Campari’s dominance, when it comes to mixing classic cocktails like Negronis and Americanos, bartenders agree: There’s simply no substitute for Campari.
Want to learn more about this quintessential Italian apéritif? Here are 12 things you should know about Campari.
Campari is older than Italy.
In 1860, Gaspare Campari founded his eponymous drinks brand in the Italian town of Novara, 30 miles west of Milan. The company’s formation predated the unification of Italy by a decade.
Classic cocktails and a landmark shopping mall helped popularize the brand.
Shortly after launching his drinks brand, Campari opened a wine shop in Italy’s oldest shopping mall, Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II. Located in the heart of Milan, steps from the city’s Duomo, the brand transformed the wine shop into the Camparino aperitivo bar in 1915, offering a range of proprietary apéritifs and liqueurs. None were more popular than its bitter red apéritif, which was helped, in no small part, by its inclusion in a number of emerging cocktails (more on those later).
Only two of Gaspare’s drinks survived succession of ownership.
When Camapri’s sons Davide and Guido took control of the company in 1920, they reduced the brand’s portfolio to drop some of Gaspare’s more experimental bottlings, downsizing to just one apéritif, Bitter Campari, and a clear, raspberry-based bittersweet liqueur, Cordial Campari. Production of the cordial ceased in the 1990s.
Campari pours definitively classic cocktails.
In the 1920s, the International Bartenders Association included two Campari cocktails in its list of classic drinks, The Unforgettables. With their inclusion, the Americano and the Negroni became two of a small handful of recipes where a specific liquor brand was named among the ingredients.
Not included in the list, but similarly iconic, are the Negroni Sbagliato (one part Campari, one part red vermouth, and one part sparkling wine) and the Milano-Torino, or Mi-To, which mixes equal parts Campari (which comes from Milan) and red vermouth (which traditionally hails from Turin).
Some Campari cocktails represent the unification of Italy.
Named after Giuseppe Maria Garibaldi, the Italian general who contributed to the country’s unification, the Garibaldi mixes Campari, cane syrup, and freshly squeezed orange juice. The drink is a symbol of the unification of the north and south of the country, with Campari representing Milan and Sicilian oranges representing the south.
Campari is much more than a bitter, red apéritif.
Though best associated with the bitter red apéritif, Campari is one of a number of liquor brands that make up Gruppo Campari. The group currently has offices and production facilities in 25 countries worldwide and comprises more than 50 different alcohol brands, including Aperol, Grand Marnier, Skyy Vodka, and Wild Turkey.
Art is integral to Campari’s history.
Starting in the 1920s, Campari enlisted a number of renowned artists to create posters advertising the drink and its iconic cocktails. The artists included Ugo Mochi, Adolf Hohenstein, Marcello Nizzoli, and Leonetto Cappiello, who created the famous “Spiritello” poster, in which a sprite emerges from an orange peel holding a bottle of Campari.
Another piece, “Manifesto Campari,” designed by Bruno Munari in 1964, coincided with the opening of the M1 subway line in Milan. The image features a fragmented composite of a number of different Campari logos, which were designed to be identifiable at a glance or at speed (i.e., from within a moving subway car). The graphic is now permanently exhibited at the Museum of Modern Art in New York.
Campari also has its own gallery.
Galleria Campari opened in 2010, the year of the brand’s 150th anniversary. It’s located inside the Liberty building in Sesto San Giovanni, Milan, which was also the first Campari production plant.
Campari has always been bitter, but it’s not always sold that way.
Traditionally, posters for the red apéritif included the words “Bitter Campari” and those touting the clear liqueur read “Cordial Campari.” With the brand no longer needing to differentiate between the two drinks, it has since dropped the word “bitter” from advertisements and massively reduced its prominence on bottle labels.
Campari changes around the world.
Depending on where it’s bottled and sold, Campari appears with a number of different alcoholic strengths. Iceland and Sweden receive the lowest-strength bottling, at 21 percent ABV, while in the U.S., Campari registers 24 percent ABV. Those wishing to sample Campari with a kick should head to Jamaica, where the bitter apéritif enters the bottle at 28.5 percent ABV.
Campari’s recipe is a closely guarded secret.
Campari’s bittersweet flavor profile arrives via the infusion of alcohol and water with bitter herbs, aromatic plants, and fruit. According to Eligio Bossetti, a historian at Villa Campari, only three individuals know the exact recipe, which is rumored to contain up to 80 ingredients. The formula is so secret, in fact, that the identity of the three recipe holders is also a closely guarded secret.
The color is (usually) artificial.
Traditionally, an insect-based coloring made from cochineal bugs was used to give Campari its crimson hue. In 2006, use of the insect was discontinued in most countries, including the United States, with artificial coloring included as a replacement.
At least one market, however, still uses cochineal. On Swedish bottles of Campari, the label lists the coloring agent E120, which is also known as carmine, carminic acid, or cochineal.
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Urban barracks turned open-source campus
*Really? Wow. I’ll have to walk over and have good look.
Urban barracks turned open-source campus
Carlo Ratti Associati reimagines the modular structure of a 19th century military complex in Italy to create an urban lab for co-living, co-making and co-working
August 9th, 2017 – FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
International Design and Innovation office Carlo Ratti Associati has started the renovation of a former 19th century military complex in Turin, Italy, that will turn the site into a testing ground for an open-source approach to architecture. The project extends across a 20,000 square-meter (200,000 square-foot) area called Caserma Lamarmora, owned by Italian state fund Cassa Depositi e Prestiti (CDP). The design offers a fresh take on the barracks’ characteristic modular structure, which will be updated and reimagined to welcome a new mix of functions for co-living, co-making and co-working: from labs for Makers to residences for students and locals. The site development encourages bottom-up growth, without imposing any fixed notions of how the space should be used.
The vacant Caserma Lamarmora complex, named after a general who fought for Italian Unification in the 1840s, is composed of a porticoed main building and six smaller barracks. Each of these edifices reveals a common structure, based on an arch-shaped unit of approximately 80 square meters. With its design, Carlo Ratti Associati enhances the modular character of the building, opening it up to multiple uses which will ultimately be determined by its future occupants, in accordance with open-source principles. The complex boasts more than 150 units, allowing for a lively, ever-changing overlapping of functions.
“This project does not dictate how people should use the space – rather it allows the space to evolve organically, through a continuous process of renewal, improvement, and adaptation of individual spaces”, says Carlo Ratti, professor at MIT in Boston and founding partner of Carlo Ratti Associati: “To borrow Dutch theorist John Habraken’s metaphor, our design provides the structure and the technical foundation, but the actual infill will be up to the inhabitants. We believe that such a hybrid approach is crucial to achieve a true user-driven, open-source approach* to the built environment.”
The renovation will also help to rejuvenate the vast area between the buildings, currently hidden behind a walled structure. This will allow for the creation of a new 100-meter long, 60-meter wide public square, accessible via large flight of steps, that will be an ideal location for events and performances. The project will thus give Turin an iconic new public space, similar in scope to Piazza Vittorio Veneto, Turin’s best known landmark as well as one of Italy’s largest squares. “While others are building walls, we are giving our contribution by demolishing some of them on this site”, says Antonio Atripaldi, project leader at Carlo Ratti Associati.
The design also pays tribute to the central role that the building played during WWII. Built in the last decades of the 19th century, the Caserma Lamarmora later became the location where fascist police imprisoned partisans and political opponents. More than 400 people died in the building, with evidence of the executions still visible in traces on the barracks’ walls. Over seventy years later, one of the barracks is set to become a museum focused on the Italian resistance movement. "We wanted to acknowledge the building's tragic history, by being as respectful to the original structure as possible”, adds Atripaldi: “While we have discreetly played with the modules, the most visible evidence of our intervention is the opening of the central square. With this project, we aim at transforming a former Place of Arms into what we may call a ‘Place of Arts’”.
Carlo Ratti Associati ® | Caserma Lamarmora Press Release | August 9th, 2017 | [email protected]
The Caserma Lamarmora is part of a global trend of the past few decades involving the transformation of former military installations into more imaginative and humane structures. Other examples that have been at the core of urban regeneration schemes include Hong Kong’s Victoria Barracks, Singapore’s Dempsey Hill, and London’s Chelsea Barracks. Locally, the project aims to establish a new community made up of local residents, students and temporary workers, and digital manufacturing laboratories.
Initially presented to Turin’s City Hall in Spring 2016, the project has been evolving since then, in accordance with feedback from the community and local authorities. The renovation works are expected to start in 2018.
*More info about Carlo Ratti Associati’s research on the topic of Open-Source Architecture: http://www.carloratti.com/project/osarc/ http://www.thamesandhudsonusa.com/books/open-source-architecture-hardcover http://www.einaudi.it/libri/libro/carlo-ratti/architettura-open-source/978880621427
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Project Name: Caserma Lamarmora
Location: Turin, Italy
Client: Cassa Depositi e Prestiti (CDP)
Design: Carlo Ratti Associati (team: Carlo Ratti, Giovanni De Niederhausern, Antonio Atripaldi, Chiara Morandini, Valentina Grasso, Mariachiara Mondini, Gary di Silvio, Gianluca Zimbardi)
Impianti meccanici: Carlo Micono
Strutture: Luca Giacosa
ABOUT CARLO RATTI ASSOCIATI
Carlo Ratti Associati is a design and innovation office, based in Turin, Italy, with branches in Boston, Massachusetts, and London, England. Drawing on Carlo Ratti’s research at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, the office is currently involved in many projects across the globe. Embracing every scale of intervention - from furniture to urban planning - the work of the practice focuses on innovation in the built environment. Among recent projects there are the Future Food District thematic area at Milan World Expo 2015, the redesign of the Agnelli Foundation HQ in Turin, the master plan for the requalification of the Patrick Henry military village for IBA Heidelberg, the Pankhasari retreat in India’s Darjeeling, and the concept for a human-powered ‘Navigating Gym’ in Paris. Carlo Ratti Associati is the only design firm whose works have been featured twice in TIME Magazine’s Best Inventions of the Year list – respectively with the Digital Water Pavilion in 2007, and the Copenhagen Wheel in 2014. In the last years, the office has also been involved in the launch of start-ups, including Makr Shak, a company producing the world's first robotic bar system, and Superpedestrian, the producer of the Copenhaghen Wheel.
www.carloratti.com
Carlo Ratti Associati ® | Caserma Lamarmora Press Release | August 9th, 2017 | [email protected]
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AVASSALADORA SAISON 2019/20 DA ÓPERA DE PARIS;
A FRANÇA SUPERPODER DA CULTURA ! : Stephen Lisser despede-se « en grandeur « 19 óperas muitas novas produções elencos com as principais estrelas .mundiais e dois ciclos completos do Anel de Wagner com solistas de luxo , Alem dos 100:milhões de euros do Ministerio da Cultura Francês admiro o trabalho colossal para programar algo desta dimensão . Transcrevo o programa difundido pela Ópera Wire
« The Opéra National de Paris has announced its 2019-20 seasons which will feature a total of 19 operas and the entire Ring Cycle in an all-new production.
Bellini’s “I Puritani” opens the season in a production by Laurent Pelly. Elsa Dreisig takes the leading role with Javier Camarena and Francesco Demuro sharing the role of Arturo. Riccardo Frizza conducts the production which also stars Igor Golovatenko and Alexander Tsymbalyu
Performance Dates: Sept. 7-Oct. 5, 2019
Pretty Yende and Nino Machaidze headline a new production of Verdi’s “La Traviata” by Simon Stone. Benjamin Bernheim and Atalla Ayan alternate as Alfredo, while Ludovic Tézier and Jean‑François Lapointe share the role of Germont. Michele Mariotti conducts.
Performance Dates: Sept. 12-Oct. 16, 2019
Ana Maria Martínez and Dinara Alieva share the title role in Puccini’s “Madama Butterfly” with Giorgio Berrugi and Dmytro Popov alternating as Pinkerton. Marie-Nicole Lemieux and Eve Hubeaux share the role of Suzuki with Giacomo Sagripanti conducting.
Performance Dates: Sept. 14-Nov. 13, 2019
Rameau’s “Les Indes Galantes” gets a new production with Clément Cogitore directing and Victor García-Alarcón conducting. Sabine Devieilhe, Jodie Devos, Julie Fuchs, Mathias Vidal, Stanislas de Barbeyrac, Alexandre Duhamel, Edwin Crossley-Mercer, and Florian Sempey star in the production.
Performance Dates: Sept. 27-Oct. 15, 2019
Roberto Alagna, Aleksandra Kurzak, Anita Rachvelishvili, Étienne Dupuis, Vitalij Kowaljow, and René Pape headline a revival of Verdi’s “Don Carlo.” Nicole Car and Michael Fabiano also star in the leading roles with Fabio Luisi conducting.
Performance Dates: Oct. 25-Nov. 23, 2019
Reimann’s “Lear” returns with Bo Skovhus in the title role, Evelyn Herlitzius as Goneril, Gidon Saks as Frankreich, and Annette Dasch as Cordelia. Fabio Luisi conducts.
Performance Dates: Nov. 21-Dec. 7, 2019
Barrie Kosky directs a new production of Borodin’s “Prince Igor” with Philippe Jordan conducting. Elena Stikhina, Anita Rachvelishvili, Pavel Černoch, and Evgeny Nikitin lead the all-star cast.
Performance Dates: Nov. 28-Dec. 26, 2019
Sondra Radvanovsky stars in Bellini’s “Il Pirata” alongside Michael Spyres and Ludovic Tezier. Bel Canto specialist Riccardo Frizza conducts the concert performance.
Performance Dates: Dec. 16-19, 2019
Lisette Oropesa headlines a revival of Rossini’s “Il Barbiere di Siviglia” with Xabier Anduaga, Florian Sempey, Andrzej Filonczyk, and Krzysztof Bączyk. Carlo Montanaro conducts Damiano Michieletto’s production.
Performance Dates: Jan. 11-Feb. 12, 2020
Ravel’s “L’Enfant et les sortileges” will be showcased with Debussy’ ballet “L’Apres-midi d’un Faune.” The opera will be part of the Academie showcase.
Performance Dates: Jan. 20-29, 2020
Robert Carsen’s classic production of “Les Contes d’Hoffmann” will star Michael Fabiano in the title role. He is accompanied by Jodie Devos, Ailyn Perez, and Veronique Gens as his three muses and Gaelle Arquez as Nickclausse. Laurent Naouri plays the four villains, while Mark Elder conducts.
Performance dates: Jan. 21-Feb. 14, 2020
Boesmans’ “Yvonne Princesse de Bourgogne” will star Beatrice Uria-Monzon, Laurent Naouri, and Dörte Lyssewski in the title role. Susanna Mälkki conducts the production by Luc Bondy.
Performance Dates: Feb. 26-March 8, 2020
Pretty Yende and Sofia Fomina star in a new production of Massenet’s “Manon” directed by Vincent Huguet. Benjamin Bernheim and Stephen Costello share the role of Des Greiux with Ludovic Tézier and Roberto Tagliavini rounding out the cast. Dan Ettinger conducts.
Performance Dates: Feb. 29-April 10,2020
Mozart’s “Don Giovanni” stars Luca Pisaroni, Jacquelyn Wagner, Stéphanie d’Oustrac, Philippe Sly, Zuzana Marková, and Alexander Tsymbalyuk. Philippe Jordan conducts the production by Ivo van Hove.
Performance Dates: March 21-April 24, 2020
Anna Netrebko stars in David McVicar’s production of “Adriana Lecouvreur” alongside Yusif Eyvazov and Ekaterina Semenchuk. Giacomo Sagripanti conducts a cast that also includes Zeljko Lucic. Elena Stikhina also stars in the title role for two performances.
Performance Dates: April 27-May 12, 2020
“Boris Godunov” takes the stage with René Pape in the iconic title role. Other cast members include Evdokia Malevskaya, Rusan Mantashyan, Elena Zaremba, and Andreas Conrad among others. Michael Schønwandt conducts a production by Ivo van Hove.
Performance Dates: May 23-June 14, 2020
Verdi’s “Rigoletto” will feature Frédéric Antoun as the Duke, Zeljko Lucic as Rigoletto, and Elsa Dreisig as Gilda. Speranza Scappucci conducts a production by Claus Guth.
Performance Dates: June 2-June 21, 2020
Ermonela Jaho, Elena Stikhina, and Marina Costa-Jackson will rotate the role of Mimì in “La Bohème.” As Rodolfo, audiences will get a chance to see Francesco Demuro, Vittorio Grigolo, and Benjamin Bernheim. Julie Fuchs and Elena Tsallagova will each be Musetta while Lucas Meachem and Gabriele Viviani will be Marcello. Lorenzo Viotti conducts the production by Claus Guth.
Performance Dates: June 13-July 5, 2020
Mozart’s “Così Fan Tutte” will feature Jacquelyn Wagner, Stephanie Lauricella, Stephen Costello, Philippe Sly, Paulo Szot, and Ginger Costa-Jackson. Antonello Manacorda conducts.
Performance Dates: June 19-June 28
Ring Cycle
Ring Cycle
Calixto Bieto is set to direct a new production of Wagner’s Ring Cycle with an all-star cast.
“Das Rheingold” will star Iain Paterson as Wotan, Lauri Vasar as Donner, Ekaterina Gubanova as Fricka, Anna Gabler as Freia, while “Die Walkure” will be headlined by Jonas Kaufmann as Siegmund, Eva-Maria Westbroek as Sieglinde, Martina Serafin in the role of Brünnhilde, Ekaterina Gubanova as Fricka, Paterson as Wotan, and John Relyea as Hunding.
In the third installment, “Siegfried,” Paterson will take on the Wanderer with Julie Fuchs as the Waldvogel, Martina Serafin as Brünnhilde, and Andreas Schager in the title role.
“Gotterdämmerung” will star Anna Gabler as Gutrune, Ricarda Merbeth as Brünnhilde, Sarah Connolly as Waltraute, Johannes Martin Kränzle as Gunther, and Schager as Siegfried.
Philippe Jordan conducts the entire Ring Cycle.
Das Rheingold: April 2-15, 2020
Die Walkure: May 5-27, 2020
Siegfried: Oct. 10-18, 2020
Gotterdämmerung: Nov. 13-21, 2020
Complete Cycles: Nov. 23-28, 2020 & Nov. 30-Dec. 6, 2020
Concerts
Jordan and Nina Stemme will team up for a concert performance that features Wagner’s Wesendonck Lieder and the Prelude and Liebestod from “Tristan und Isolde.”
Performance Date: Oct. 24, 2019 & Oct. 25, 2019
Matthias Goerne sings Mahler’s Ruckert Lieder with Philippe Jordan conducting. The program also includes Mahler’s fifth symphony.
Performance Date: March 11, 2020
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High-risk soft tissue sarcomas treated with perioperative chemotherapy: Improving prognostic classification in a randomised clinical trial
Publication date: April 2018
Source:European Journal of Cancer, Volume 93
Author(s): Sandro Pasquali, Chiara Colombo, Sara Pizzamiglio, Paolo Verderio, Dario Callegaro, Silvia Stacchiotti, Javier Martin Broto, Antonio Lopez-Pousa, Stefano Ferrari, Andres Poveda, Antonino De Paoli, Vittorio Quagliuolo, Josefina Cruz Jurado, Alessandro Comandone, Giovanni Grignani, Rita De Sanctis, Elena Palassini, Antonio Llomboart-Bosch, Angelo Paolo Dei Tos, Paolo G. Casali, Piero Picci, Alessandro Gronchi
BackgroundPatients with extremity and trunk wall soft tissue sarcoma (STS) with high malignancy grade and size >5 cm are at high-risk of death. This risk varies depending also on other patient and tumour features, including histologic subtype. This study investigated whether a prognostic nomogram can improve risk assessment of these patients.MethodsData from high-risk STS patients enrolled in a randomised controlled trial investigating different perioperative chemotherapy regimens were analysed. Ten-year probability of overall survival (OS) and incidence of distant metastasis (DM) were computed using the prognostic nomogram Sarculator (pr-OS and inc-DM, respectively). Tumour response according to RECIST and Choi criteria was also investigated.FindingsVariation in pr-OS and inc-DM were observed and patients stratified in three prognostic groups. The 10-year OS in the low, intermediate, and high pr-OS categories were 0·42 (95%CI 0·32–0·52), 0·63 (95%CI 0·53–0·72), and 0·78 (95%CI 0·68–0·85), respectively. Patients in the intermediate (HR 0·51, P = 0·002) and high (HR 0·28, P < 0·001) pr-OS categories were at statistically significant lower risk of death compared with those in the low pr-OS category. Higher rate of Choi partial tumour responses were detected in intermediate pr-OS category. Tumour response according to Choi but not to RECIST criteria stratified patient survival of pr-OS categories, particularly for patients with intermediate to low pr-OS. Analyses conducted for 10-year inc-DM were consistent with results for pr-OS for prognostic value of Sarculator predictions and Choi tumour response.InterpretationSarculator identifies variations in outcomes of high-risk STS treated with perioperative chemotherapy and improve prognostic classification, which is also associated with different patterns of tumour response, an outcome that further stratifies survival particularly for patients predicted at higher risk. Future trials investigating neoadjuvant chemotherapy should consider prognostic tool for selecting patients to be enrolled.Trial registration numberEuropean Union Drug Regulating Authorities Clinical Trials No. 2004-003979-36.
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April 15 in Music History
1521Birth of Flemish singer Philippe de Monte.
1637 Birth of composer Valentin Molitor.
1688 Birth of German composer Johann Friedrich Fasch in Weimar.
1728 On the day, a Good Friday, FP of Bach's St. Matthew Passion in the Thomaskirche, Leipzig.
1733 Birth of #composer Johann Heinrich Zang.
1738 FP of Handel's opera Xerxes featuring the popular 'largo' at King's Theater in London and runs for five performances.
1745 FP of T. Arne's "King Pepin's Campaign " in London.
1757 Birth of composer George Knowil Jackson.
1827 Birth of composer Julius Tausch.
1843 Birth of composer Carl Eilhardt.
1847 FP in US of Verdi's opera Ernani. Park Theatre in NYC.
1845 Birth of Italian soprano Teresina Brambilla-Ponchielli.
1862 Birth of mezzo-soprano Ida von Scheele-Müller.
1865 FP of Delibes' "Le boeuf Apis" in Paris.
1880 Birth of Russian composer Gregory Krein.
1883 Birth of Italian baritone Cesare Formichi in Rome.
1885 Birth of German mezzo-soprano Margarethe Arndt-Ober.
1885 Birth of tenor Lambert Murphy.
1891 Birth of German conductor Karl Alwin.
1891 Birth of Finnish composer Vaino Raitio.
1898 Birth of German soprano Ria Ginster in Frankfurt.
1898 Birth of Danish composer Flemming Weis in Copenhagen.
1904 New Zealand soprano Francis Alda makes her debut in Massenet's Manon in Paris.
1911 Death of French soprano Anna Maria Louise Judic.
1912 Eight British musicians perish, playing Nearer My God to Thee as the S.S. Titanic sinks after striking an iceberg in the Atlantic near Newfoundland.
1915 FP of Falla's El Amour Brujo, 'Love the Magician' in Madrid.
1917 Birth of composer Pietro Grossi.
1918 FP of S. Prokofiev's Piano Sonata No. 3 and Visions fugitives Op. 22, composer performing in Petrograd.
1924 Birth of English violinist and conductor Sir Neville Marriner in London.
1925 Birth of Spanish tenor Juan Oncina in Barcelona.
1926 FP of Douglas Moore's opera The Pageant of P.T. Barnum (1924) Cleveland Orchestra, Nikolai Sokoloff conducting
1927 Birth of Argentinian soprano Helena Arizmendi in Buenos Aires.
1927 FP of Frederich Converse's orchestral fantasy Flivver Ten Million. Composed for the ten millionth Ford automobile. Boston Symphony, Serge Koussevitzky conducting.
1928 Death of Italian bass Vittorio Arimondi.
1929 Birth of Italian tenor Renato Cioni in Portoferraio.
1931Birth of American composer Florian Zabach in Chicago.
1931 FP of Aaron Copland's A Dance Symphony. Philadelphia Orchestra conducted by Leopold Stokowski.
1944 Birth of English trumpeter John Wilbraham.
1946 Birth of Finnish tenor Seppo Juhani Ruohonen in Turku.
1951 Death of American mezzo-soprano Sarah Jane Walker aka Mme.
1953 Birth of Italian composer Carlo Crivelli.
1959 FP of Olivier Messiaen's Catalogue d'oiseaux, a piano work based on bird songs.
1964 Birth of Argentinian composer Alejandro Simonovich in Buenos Aires.
1968 Death of Russian composer Boris Nikolayevich Lyatoshynsky.
1971 Funeral mass of composer Igor Stravinsky at Santi Giovanni e Paolo inVenice. He died on 6 APR. There was a private funeral service on 9 APR. His body was flown to Venice, Italy, for a public funeral on 12 APR. The funeral Mass included his own Requiem Canticles. The coffin was taken by gondola to the island of San Michele. On 15 APR he was buried near his old friend Serge Diaghilev.
1975 Death of Italian tenor Mariano Caruso.
1975 Death of American baritone Arthur Endreze.
1976 FP of William Schuman's Concerto on Old English Rounds for viola, women's chorus and orchestra, in NYC.
1979 FP of John Harbison's Quintet for Winds. Aulos Quintet, Jordan Hall in Boston.
1981 FP of Stanislaw Skrowaczewski's Clarinet Concerto. Joseph Longo and the Minnesota Orchestra, composer conducting in Minneapolis.
1981 FP of John Adams Harmonium with text of Emily Dickinson.
1993 Death of English soprano Winifred Radford.
1994 FP of Michael Torke's Bone for mixed ensemble, at the Rensselaer Polytechnical Institute. Dog of Desire ensemble, David Alan Miller conducting in New York.
2000 FP of Steve Mackey's Tuck and Roll Concerto for Electric Guitar and Orchestra. Composer was soloist with the New World Symphony conducted by Michael Tilson Thomas in Miami, FL.
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Venise qui Parle
Venise qui parle is a photography installation which collects the urban hieroglyphics of our time. It looks for hidden layers of meaning and hidden cities by investigating the complex relationship between citizens and the urban environment.
Venise qui parle is a visual research focused on words, sentences, texts and - more in general - signs and expressions left on the built fabric.
We are interested in the intersection between written language and the city.
In how the citizen uses the city as support and device to connect with others, to appropriate a space or simply to talk loudly.
In how buildings and artifacts participate and get engaged in such a weird plural dialogue.
We are interested in this particular form of interaction which we like to refer with the name city-empathy.
Venise qui parle, in the context of the Unfolding Pavilion, wants to document the traces left over the walls of Venetian modern architecture designed by renowned architects such as Gino Valle, Vittorio Gregotti and Alvaro Siza.
How do their buildings talk with venetian citizens? How do they contribute to build people imaginaries? Are they capable to create a connection with everyday users? Are they capable to inspire values like beauty?
Venise qui parle finds answers – and sometimes new questions - in the words written into these buildings.
Venise qui parle is part of La Ville qui parle, a research project launched by abacO in 2017 in Paris.
Venise qui parle features the contributions of six architects-photographers: Stefanos Antoniadis, Alice Braggion, Giovanni Campaci, Federico Quaia, Laura Scala, Chiara Velicogna.
abacO is a Paris-based collaborative design studio established by Alice Braggion and Alessandro Carabini, working at the intersection of space, technologies and art.
Venise qui Parle. Photography installation. 19 panels, 40 x 30 cm (each).
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FREE ENTRANCE FOR MUSEUMS IN ROME
Though visiting Rome can become pretty expensive, only a few tourists know that there are plenty of museums you can see for free. Why not taking the opportunity to visit such an amazing amount of beautiful works of art if it’s for free?
FIRST SUNDAY
Not many tourists know that on the first Sunday of each month all public museums in Italy can be visited for free. That includes also monuments and archaeological sites that are state property. This new law was introduced in 2014 and since then each first sunday many museums get crowded. While it’s a great opportunity to visit great museums for free, tourists should also take into account that they might be required to wait on a long que before entering their favorite site. So remember this option on the next useful dates (March 5th, April 2nd, May7th) and make sure you plan your day in the most convenient way.
In particular will be free admission for all visitors: Colosseum ,Castel Sant’Angelo Villa Adriana and Villa D’Este(Tivoli) , the Galleria Borghese , MAXXI , Palazzo Massimo, Palazzo Altemps, the Crypta Balbi the Baths of Diocletian , the Baths of Caracalla ,The National Gallery of Modern Art and Contemporary, the Mausoleum of Cecilia Metella and the Villa dei Quintili on ‘Appia Antica ,National Etruscan Museum of Villa Giulia ,HC Andersen Museum, M. Praz Museum, Museum Boncompagni Ludovisi for decorative Arts and Costume , National Gallery of Ancient Art (Palazzo Barberini and the Palazzo Corsini) ,Galleria Spada ,National Museum of Palazzo Venezia,Oriental Art “G. Tucci” ,Prehistory and Ethnography “L. Pigorini” ,the Ostia Antica Exca-vations ,Ostiense Museum.
LAST SUNDAY
The Vatican Museums have always been free (and crowded!) the last Sunday of each month.
Opening times are from 09:00 to 12:30, and guests must leave by 14:00. The ticket entitles you to the same access as a normal ticket. Normally, the cost of the ticket is 16€ (plus € 4 if you book online).
OTHER INTERESTING MUSEUMS THAT ARE FREE ALL YEAR LONG
●Central Institute for Graphics-Located above the Trevi Fountain, from the palace you can enjoy a unique view on the fountain.
Address: Via Poli, 54; Opening hours: Tuesday to Sunday from 10.00 to 19.00
●Napoleonic Museum– Featuring several collections of Napoleonic memorabilia.
Address: Bridge of Umbero Square I, 1;Opening hours: Tuesday to Sunday from 09.00 to 21.00
●Museum Henrik Chistian Andersen-A museum dedicated to the great Norwegian-American sculptor who spent the last part of his life in Rome.
Address: Via Pasquale Stanislao Mancini, 20; Opening hours: Tuesday to Sunday from 09.00 to 19.30
●Roman Republic Museum-This museum is dedicated to the birth of the Italian state in mid nineteenth century.
Address: Largo di Porta San Pancrazio; Opening hours: Tuesday to Friday from 10:00 to 14:00, Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays 10:00 to 18:00
●Museo Carlo Bilotti-Contemporary art museum with works by Giorgio De Chirico, Gino Severini, Andy Warhol and other artists.
Address: Viale Fiorello La Guardia (in Villa Borghese); Opening hours: Tuesday to Friday from 10:00 to 16:00, Saturday and Sunday 10:00 to 19:00
●Historical Museum of the Liberation-You can visit the palace used by the Nazis as a prison for many anti-fascists during World War II.
Address: Via Tasso, 145.Opening hours: Tuesday to Friday from 09.30 to 12.30, Thursday and Fri-day 15:30 to 19:30
●Canonica Museum-It offers a collection of marbles, bronzes and sketches by artist Pietro Canonica.
Address: Viale Pietro Canonica, 2 (in Villa Borghese).Opening hours: from October to May Tues-day-Sunday 10:00 to 16:00, from June to September Tuesday-Sunday 13:00 to 19:00
●Museum Burchard-A museum on theater and commedia dell’arte, with books, documents and various memorabilia.
Address: Via del Shroud, 44.Opening hours: Tuesday and Thursday from 9:15 to 16:30
●Museo Barraco-Discover the fabulous collection that Giovanni Barraco donated to the municipality of Rome in 1902. As many as 400 works distributed in nine rooms, it is a must to immerse yourself in Medieval, Egyptian, Mesopotamian, Etruscan, Cypriot, Phoenician, Greek, Hellenistic and Roman history.
Address: Corso Vittorio Emanuele 166 / A.Opening hours: from October to May Tuesday-Sunday 10:00 to 16:00, from June to September Tuesday-Sunday 13:00 to 19:00
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Venice Competition Includes Films From George Clooney, Guillermo del Toro, Darren Aronofsky
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Venice Competition Includes Films From George Clooney, Guillermo del Toro, Darren Aronofsky
The Italian festival is once again debuting a number of Oscar contenders during its 74th edition.
In its 74th year, the Venice Film Festival is once again debuting a slate of potential Oscar contenders from top directors, including George Clooney, Darren Aronofsky and Guillermo del Toro.
Festival director Alberto Barbera on Thursday unveiled the lineup for this year at the Cinema Moderno in Rome.
“I’m very satisfied,” Barbera said about the lineup. “I have to say that I am 97 percent satisfied in the sense that there are only maybe two or three films that we wanted to have for the festival, and we couldn’t, because they will go to other festivals. So all the films that we saw and that we wanted to have are in the lineup of this year’s festival.”
As previously announced, Alexander Payne’s satire Downsizing, starring Matt Damon, will open the fest in competition. The film is about a family that seeks a better life through shrinking. The film also stars Kristen Wiig, Christoph Waltz, Laura Dern and Jason Sudeikis.
Vying for the Golden Lion this year, from a jury led by Annette Bening, are 21 world premieres.
Artist and activist Ai Weiwei will enter the competition with his documentary about the current refugee crisis, Human Flow.
Darren Aronofsky, who presided over the Venice jury in 2011, will bring his eagerly anticipated horror film Mother! to the festival. Mother!, starring Jennifer Lawrence, Javier Bardem and Ed Harris, centers around a relationship being tested after the arrival of unwelcome visitors.
Damon will be pulling double-duty at the fest as he will also star in George Clooney’s Suburbicon, written by Clooney and the Coen Brothers, about a family morally descending after a home invasion goes very wrong. It also stars Coen favorites Julianne Moore, Oscar Isaac and Josh Brolin.
Guillermo del Toro will debut his other-worldly Cold War era fairytale The Shape of Water, starring Michael Shannon, Sally Hawkins and Octavia Spencer.
And Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri, a dark comedy from Martin McDonagh (In Bruges), starring Woody Harrelson, Peter Dinklage and Frances McDormand, will also bow on the Lido.
Paul Schrader’s religious-themed thriller First Reformed, starring Ethan Hawke and Amanda Seyfried, will also premiere in Venice.
Abdellatif Kechiche will bring his 1980s coming-of-age story Mektoub, My Love: Canto Uno to the fest, and Paolo Virzi will premiere his first American The Leisure Seeker, starring Helen Mirren and Donald Sutherland, to the Lido.
Out of competition, the festival continues its relationship with Netflix with the world premiere of Our Souls at Night, with honorary Golden Lions going to the film’s stars Robert Redford and Jane Fonda.
Netflix also will premiere its first Italian production, the modern-day mafia saga Suburra. And it will screen the Errol Morris series Wormwood, starring Peter Sarsgaard and Molly Parker, the festival’s only non-world premiere.
Also out of competition, Stephen Frears will debut Victoria & Abdul, starring Judi Dench, Ali Fazal and Eddie Izzard about the unlikely friendship between Queen Victoria and a young Indian clerk. And Fernando Leon De Aranoa’s Loving Pablo will debut, starring Javier Bardem, Penelope Cruz and Peter Sarsgaard.
James Toback’s The Private Life of a Modern Woman stars Sienna Miller, Alec Baldwin and Charles Grodin. And Abel Ferrara’s documentary Piazza Vittoria will screen, telling the story of the neighborhood in Rome where he lives.
Rodarte sisters Kate and Laura Mulleavy will premiere their feature film Woodshock, starring Kirsten Dunst and Pilou Asbaek.
And Kitano Takeshi’s new yakuza film Outrage Coda will close the fest.
New this year, Venice is launching a VR competition with 22 films, with a jury headed by John Landis. The lineup includes the film La Camera Insabbiata by Laurie Anderson and Huang Hsin-Chien.
Venice’s Horizons section will open with Susanna Nicchiarelli’s Nico, 1988 about the Velvet Underground singer and Andy Warhol muse. The only American film in Horizons is the documentary The Rape of Recy Taylor by Nancy Buirski, about a white gang rape of an African-American woman in Alabama in 1944. Also in the lineup of the section is Anne Fontaine’s coming-of-age story Marvin, which stars Isabelle Huppert and Finnegan Oldfield.
The 74th Venice International Film Festival takes place Aug. 30 to Sept. 9. Read the full lineup below.
COMPETITION
Human Flow, Ai Weiwei
Mother!, Darren Aronofsky
Suburbicon, George Clooney
The Shape of Water, Guillermo del Toro
L’insulte, ZIad Doueiri
La Villa, Robert Guediguian
Lean on Pete, Andrew Haigh
Mektoub, My Love: Canto Uno, Abdellatif Kechiche
The Third Murder, Koreeda Hirokazu
Jusqu’a la Garde, Xavier Legrand
Ammore e Malavita, Manetti Brothers
Foxtrot, Samuel Maoz
Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri, Martin McDonagh
Hannah, Andrea Pallaoro
Downsizing, Alexander Payne
Angels Wear White, Vivian Qu
Una Famiglia, Sebastiano Riso
First Reformed, Paul Schrader
Sweet Country, Warwick Thornton
The Leisure Seeker, Paolo Virzi
Ex Libris – The New York Public Library, Frederick Wiseman
OUT OF COMPETITION FEATURES
Our Souls at Night, Ritesh Batra
Il Signor Rotpeter, Antonietta de Lillo
Victoria & Abdul, Stephen Frears
La Melodie, Rachid Hami
Outrage Coda, Kitano Takeshi
Loving Pablo, Fernando Leon de Aranoa
Zama, Lucrecia Martel
Wormwood, Errol Morris
Diva!, Franceso Patierno
Le FIdele, Michael R. Roskam
Diva!, Franceso Patierno
Il Colore Nascosto Delle Cose, Silvio Soldini
The Private Life of a Modern Woman, James Toback
Brawl in Cell Block 99, S. Craig Zahler
OUT OF COMPETITION DOCUMENTARIES
Cuba and the Cameraman, Jon Alpert
My Generation, David Batty
Piazza Vittorio, Abel Ferrara
The Devil and Father Amorth, William Friedkin
This is Congo, Daniel McCabe
Ryuichi Sakamoto: Coda, Stephen Nomura Schible
Jim & Andy: The Great Beyond. The Story of Jim Carrey, Andy Kaufman and Tony Clifton, Chris Smith
Happy Winter, Giovanni Totaro
SPECIAL EVENTS
Casa d’Altri, Gianni Amelio
Michael Jackson’s Thriller 3D, John Landis
Making of Michael Jackson’s Thriller (1983), Jerry Kramer
HORIZONS COMPETITION
Disappearance, Ali Asgari
Especes Menacees, Gilles Bourdos
The Rape of Recy Taylor, Nancy Buirski
Caniba, Lucien Castaing-Taylor, Verena Paravel
Les Bienheureux, Sofia Djama
Marvin, Anne Fontaine
Invisible, Pablo Giorgelli
Brutti e Cattivi, Cosimo Gomez
The Cousin, Tzahi Grad
The Testament, Amichai Greenberg
No Date, No Signature, Vahid Jalilvand
Los Versos del Olvido, Alireza Khatami
The Night I Swam, Damien Manivel, Igarashi Kohei
Nico, 1988, Susanna Nicchiarelli
Krieg, Rick Ostermann
West of Sunshine, Jason Raftopoulos
Gatta Cenerentola, Alessandro Rak, Ivan Cappiello, Marino Guarnieri, Dario Sansone
Under the Tree, Hafsteinn Gunnar Sigurdsson
La Vita in Comune, Edoardo Winspeare
CINEMA NEL GIARDINO
Manuel, Dario Albertini
Controfigura, Ra di Martino
Woodshock, Kate Mulleavy, Laura Mulleavy
Nato a Casal di Principe, Bruno Oliviero
Suburra – The Series, Michele Placido, Andrea Molaioli, Giuseppe Capotondi
Tueurs, Francois, Troukens, Jean-Francois Hensgens
VENICE CLASSICS DOCUMENTARY COMPETITION
Light Years, Manuel Abramovich
Evviva Giuseppe, Stefano Consiglio
La Lucida Follia di Marco Ferreri, Selma Jean Dell’Olio
The Russian Revolution Through its Films, Emmanuel Hamon
The Prince and the Dybbuk, Elwira Niewiera
La Voce di Fantozzi, Mario Sesti
This is the War Room!, Boris Hars-Tschachotin
SPECIAL DOCUMENTARY SCREENINGS
La Lunga Strada del Ritorno, Alessandro Blasetti
Barbiana ’65 La Lezione di Don Milani, Alessandro G. A. D’Alessandro
Lievito Madre, Le Ragazze del Secolo Scorso, Concita de Gregorio, Esmeralda Calabria
BIENNALE COLLEGE
Beautiful Things, Giorgio Ferrero
Martyr, Mazen Khaled
Strange Colours, Alena Lodkina
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Book Review: ITALOMODERN 1 & 2
ITALOMODERN 1: Architecture in Northern Italy 1946–1976 by Martin and Werner Feiersigner
Park Books, 2016
Paperback, 352 pages
ITALOMODERN 2: Architecture in Northern Italy 1946–1976 by Martin and Werner Feiersigner
Park Books, 2016
Paperback, 552 pages
Brothers Martin and Werner Feiersinger shared a passion and followed through on it, producing two amazing books about thirty years of postwar architecture in Northern Italy. The two researched, selected, visited, photographed, drew, and wrote about hundreds of buildings, creating an unparalleled survey with many surprises. For the most part, Martin, an architect practicing in Vienna, was responsible for the selection, texts and plans, and Werner, a sculptor and photographer also in Vienna, took the photos. Their contributions are accompanied by an essay by fellow Austrian Otto Kapfinger and biographical material on the architects of the buildings; all of it is handsomely packaged by Park Books into two bound volumes with simple linen covers that recall the era of concern.
I'm guessing the whole enterprise could have been squeezed into one book fairly easily, though most likely with larger pages. This would have turned the two portable volumes into coffee table books rather than travel guides. That, and the parallel between two brothers and two volumes makes the final result fitting. Regardless, it's not clear as to why certain projects are in Volume 1 and others (more of them) are in Volume 2; perhaps it's explained somewhere in the text and I missed it, or it's simply that there were too many good buildings to fit into one book so a second one was added. Whatever the case, I can't imagine having just the first or the second volume, such is their appeal.
Volume 1 starts with a "logbook" by Arno Ritter, who is credited as developing the concept with the Feiersinger brothers and Willi Schmid. Following that is a chronological presentation of the buildings mapped on the yellow spread above. Interspersed among the projects is the essay by Otto Kapfinger, an architect and author who singles out some of the projects for the exploration of thirteen "notes" that are paralleled by texts by Rossi, Tafuri, and others. The buildings he highlights from Volume 1 are exceptional, but the more I glance at the projects I wonder if that would be the case with just about any selection. Regardless, as in other books, real estate is one way to determine which buildings at least the authors find most interesting; some buildings receive only one spread, meaning the ones given multiple spreads must have really captivated the Feiersingers during their research and travels.
Volume 2 is a chronological presentation of even more projects (the blue map), but instead of an essay inserted between them intermittently, there are bios of the architects accompanied by bibliographies, selected works, and a list of their works in the books keyed to the page numbers. These bios and indexing are a strong argument for getting both books, in addition to, as already mentioned, the quality of architecture found throughout. What is most amazing for somebody like me, who thinks they know a little something about European architecture, is how many surprises are inside. The work of one architect is singled out in Kapfinger's essay as "a veritable 'discovery'" by the brothers: "Architect Luigi Caccia Dominioni? Never heard of him?" He's featured no less than fifteen times in the two volumes, alongside familiar names (Giancarlo De Carlo, Vittorio Gregotti, Giovanni Michelucci, Giò Ponti, and Aldo Rossi, to name just a few) and other "discoveries" that should entice people to drive around Northern Italy with these two books in hand.
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Book Review: ITALOMODERN 1 & 2
ITALOMODERN 1: Architecture in Northern Italy 1946–1976 by Martin and Werner Feiersigner
Park Books, 2016
Paperback, 352 pages
ITALOMODERN 2: Architecture in Northern Italy 1946–1976 by Martin and Werner Feiersigner
Park Books, 2016
Paperback, 552 pages
Brothers Martin and Werner Feiersinger shared a passion and followed through on it, producing two amazing books about thirty years of postwar architecture in Northern Italy. The two researched, selected, visited, photographed, drew, and wrote about hundreds of buildings, creating an unparalleled survey with many surprises. For the most part, Martin, an architect practicing in Vienna, was responsible for the selection, texts and plans, and Werner, a sculptor and photographer also in Vienna, took the photos. Their contributions are accompanied by an essay by fellow Austrian Otto Kapfinger and biographical material on the architects of the buildings; all of it is handsomely packaged by Park Books into two bound volumes with simple linen covers that recall the era of concern.
I'm guessing the whole enterprise could have been squeezed into one book fairly easily, though most likely with larger pages. This would have turned the two portable volumes into coffee table books rather than travel guides. That, and the parallel between two brothers and two volumes makes the final result fitting. Regardless, it's not clear as to why certain projects are in Volume 1 and others (more of them) are in Volume 2; perhaps it's explained somewhere in the text and I missed it, or it's simply that there were too many good buildings to fit into one book so a second one was added. Whatever the case, I can't imagine having just the first or the second volume, such is their appeal.
Volume 1 starts with a "logbook" by Arno Ritter, who is credited as developing the concept with the Feiersinger brothers and Willi Schmid. Following that is a chronological presentation of the buildings mapped on the yellow spread above. Interspersed among the projects is the essay by Otto Kapfinger, an architect and author who singles out some of the projects for the exploration of thirteen "notes" that are paralleled by texts by Rossi, Tafuri, and others. The buildings he highlights from Volume 1 are exceptional, but the more I glance at the projects I wonder if that would be the case with just about any selection. Regardless, as in other books, real estate is one way to determine which buildings at least the authors find most interesting; some buildings receive only one spread, meaning the ones given multiple spreads must have really captivated the Feiersingers during their research and travels.
Volume 2 is a chronological presentation of even more projects (the blue map), but instead of an essay inserted between them intermittently, there are bios of the architects accompanied by bibliographies, selected works, and a list of their works in the books keyed to the page numbers. These bios and indexing are a strong argument for getting both books, in addition to, as already mentioned, the quality of architecture found throughout. What is most amazing for somebody like me, who thinks they know a little something about European architecture, is how many surprises are inside. The work of one architect is singled out in Kapfinger's essay as "a veritable 'discovery'" by the brothers: "Architect Luigi Caccia Dominioni? Never heard of him?" He's featured no less than fifteen times in the two volumes, alongside familiar names (Giancarlo De Carlo, Vittorio Gregotti, Giovanni Michelucci, Giò Ponti, and Aldo Rossi, to name just a few) and other "discoveries" that should entice people to drive around Northern Italy with these two books in hand.
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Made In PoP™ ǁ eventi Rock in Veneto dal 20 al 26 Dicembre 2018 ǁ stagione 16
Hey MadeInPoP-pers,
siamo verso la fine dell'anno e come ogni anno, ottendendo tra l'altro ben poche risposte, siamo a chiedervi "DISCO/EVENTO/CONCERTO dell'ANNO"???
quale vi ha più lasciato il segno? condividetelo con noi (seconda volta che chiediamo ahah).
CHECcO & LoRIS
«Sostenete la Musica, Andate ai Concerti»
► Made In PoP segnala ◄
Ω SABATO 22 DICEMBRE 2018 Ω ALTROQUANDO Osteria Musicale via Corniani 32 SANT'ALBERTO di Zero Branco (Tv)
THREE BLACKBIRDS organizza una sorta di mini-festival delle labl indipendenti con i concerti del CAPITANO MERLETTI (PiPaPoP records) accompagnato da Dnezzar e gli ottimi SUPERPORTUA indierock/alternative (SISMA mvmnt/Dischi SOVIET Studio/SHYREC), ci saranno anche i banchetti di tutte le etichette coinvolte, non mancate!
https://www.facebook.com/events/312788719327235/
Ω MARTEDÌ 25 DICEMBRE 2018 Ω VINILE Club via Capitano Alessio ROSÀ (Vi)
classico evento BLACK CHRISTMAS A Gothic Carousel targato NIGHT BREEZE suoneranno i fantastici e granitici TALK TO HER wave/postpunk su etichetta SHYREC a seguire i djset superlativi di EMY Night Breeze, WHIPPING Boy e DIEGO Frozen Autumn.
https://www.facebook.com/events/1093257540798874/
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► GIOVEDÌ 20 Dicembre
ᴥ HOPS Pub vicolo Castello 7 ROVIGO in acustico il cantautore patavino MATT WALDON accompagnato alla chitarra da Diego Ferrara.
ᴥ Osteria VECCHIA CENEDA via del Fante 37 VITTORIO Veneto (Tv) una tranquilla serata di canzoni voci/chitarre con gli artisti Ricky BIZZARRO (RadioFiera) e Massimiliano BREDARIOL (Norman).
ᴥ AUDITORIUM Comunale piazza dei Terzi CHIUPPANO (Vi) 0re 20:30 l'associazione ROSA Parks Aps ospita la presentazione den nuovo romanzo collettivo "PROLETKULT da opera del collettivo WU-MING.
► VENERDÌ 21 Dicembre
ᴥ VIRGO Art & Culture box via Padana 32 VIGOROVEA di Piove di Sacco (Pd) evento ART SHELTER #8 dedicato al progetto solista PLAINN di Paolo Brusò (Margareth) e al duo AND WE WERE SHADOWS darkwave che sonrizzerà il documentario Koyaanisqatsi + mostra di movie posters.
ᴥ Circolo NADIR piazza Gasparotto 10 PADOVA prima serata dell'evento PDSYCHEDELIA, dalle 21 protagoniste le band SLUMBERWOOD + ORANGE CAR CRASH + YAMI KURAE + the Ghost of Tristan Tzara meets Blue Men & Dada Boy.
ᴥ BISTROCK via Rometta 13/L San MARTINO di Lupari (Pd) torna nell'alta padovana la bravissima cantautrice Francesca Morello aka RESTLESS YELLOW FLOWERS sad core & love songs.
ᴥ BLUE ANGEL via Roma 233 GALLIERA Veneta (Pd) al Bacaro in Villa ci sarà la reunion in versione acustica per la storica band DISFUNZIONE.
ᴥ SHERWOOD Open Live vicolo Pontecorvo PADOVA dalle 20 presentazione della graphic novel "Il Cammino della Cumbia" di Davide Toffolo (3ARM) a seguire un suo live set + djset cumbia.
ᴥ ALTROQUANDO Osteria Musicale via Corniani 32 SANT'ALBERTO di Zero Branco (Tv) LIZARD Recors presenta il cantautore pedemontano DAVIDE CAMERIN accompagnato dalla band INCROCIO MANZONI.
ᴥ LE MASCHERE art cafè via Garibaldi 81 VITTORIO Veneto (Tv) il sound raffinato per VISE & the Combo featuring STAN SARGEANT.
ᴥ ECLETTICO WILSON via Martiri Libertà VITTORIO Veneto (Tv) rock indie-pendente per la band LE FATINE.
ᴥ MORION Laboratorio Occupato salizada S.Francesco de la Vigna VENEZIA cantautorato per GERARDO BALESTRIERI che tra l'altro farà un omaggio al FABER nazionale.
ᴥ Bar ASTRA contrà Barche 14 VICENZA dalle 19 troverete ad esibirsi qui il cantautore modenese SETTI, ci sarà anche l'energetica AVOCADOZ.
ᴥ Osteria AL CASTELLO via Rossi A. 15 CHIUPPANO (Vi) dalle 21 prima serata del mini festival organizzato dall'etichetta NON PIANGERE Dischi, ci saranno i ritmi abrasivi del progetto VERA SPEKTOR (London) e il digital hardocore di PRG3 (Berlin).
ᴥ MAMALOCA strada del Pasubio 421 VICENZA questa sera saliranno sul palco A FOREST MIGHTY BLACK intenso pysch/stoner e WATERSHAPE rock progressive.
ᴥ LABI ROOM via del Lavoro 3 ROSÀ (Vi) rock con derive hard e progressive per gli ottimi VIRTUAL TIME (Go Down records).
ᴥ MAMO Bar via Carlo Porta 14 LONIGO (Vi) alternative rock per i SOMÌA, ex-Mud Angel.
ᴥ Hosteria al GALLO viale riviera Berica 72 VICENZA in acustico saranno qua i RED SUNSET RIVERSIDE.
ᴥ IL BLOCCO via Monte Pastello 4e San GIOVANNI Lupatoto (Vr) concerto d'addio per il power trio ROMERO che abbandonano le scene, a supportarli il duo ERADIUS.
ᴥ COHEN Pub via Scarsellini 9 VERONA dai monti della Lessinia TOBJAH, già leader dei C+C=Maxigross, in versione cantautorale.
ᴥ JACK the RIPPER via Nuova 9 RONCÀ (Vr) rock'n'roll garage surf per il trio del nord-ovest della Spagna LOS WAVY GRAVIES.
ᴥ CHRISTMAS CIRCUS parco comunale LEGNAGO (Vr) i ragazzi del Sound Vito organizzano questa serata con il live dei CACAO MANTAL pyschedelia/cumbia e FALAFEL FAZZ Familia afropunk con influenze elttroniche + djset BimBumBalaton.
► SABATO 22 Dicembre
ᴥ BELLUNO RESISTE Teatro COmunale piazza Martiri 2 BELLUNO concerto benefico per la ricostruzione a seguito dell'alluvione di inzio novembre, suoneranno i MACI's MOBILE e NON VOGLIO CHE CLARA.
ᴥ Circolo NADIR piazza Gasparotto 10 PADOVA seconda serata dell'evento PDSYCHEDELIA, dalle 21 ci saranno IL FULCRO, The BEAUTIFUL BUNKER, Marco FASOLO (Jennifer Gentle) e MAMUTHONES.
ᴥ AL BUSCAGLIONE via Marsala 50 PADOVA classico concerto acustico natalizio con il grande BOB CORN folk dal profondo del cuore.
ᴥ LOCO Club via San Crispino 58 PADOVA serata organizzata da KATE Records con le band SURIKATE alt-rock, LITTLE BOY LOST stoner-punk, BLIND MARMOTS post-grunge, RED LODGE blues-stoner e OUTER SPACE ORANGE psych-doom.
ᴥ TRAVERTINO Bar via Firenze 74/g VILLAFRANCA Padovana (Pd) tre momenti live con il cantautore Marco FABRIS, i DEI Rakshasa e gli interessanti NIL NIL postpunk/wave.
ᴥ Osteria del VICOLO via Paggiola 7 CITTADELLA (Pd) due cantautori a confronto qui stasera, ONA MAN PIER i cantabarista e Paolo CECCHIN.
ᴥ Osteria da TOCCHETTO via Risorgimento 27 MONTEBELLUNA (Tv) death metal in diverse declinazioni con i SCAVENGER botanic-dm e The HAUNTING GREEN doom-dm.
ᴥ CLUB 27 via Romanina 29 CASTELFRANCO Veneto (Tv) le nuove canzoni del nuovo disco live per The TWINKELS poppunk, questo è il loro regalo.
ᴥ CORNER LIVE via Ungheresca Nord 115 RAMERA di Mareno di Piave (Tv) fa tappa qui il minitour di presentazione disco "Il Blu di Ieri" per il cantautore wave VALENTE.
ᴥ NASTY BOYS via Pellicciao 4 TREVISO rock'n'roll garage surf per il trio del nord-ovest della Spagna LOS WAVY GRAVIES.
ᴥ L'INCOGNITA snack bar via argine San Marco 51 MUSILE di Piave (Ve) Cicchetti Bastardi presentati daBastard Beat Records con i concerti per i MALOTA e i MONGOOSE (Go Down Records).
ᴥ AL TARLO wine bar via Capuccina 21 MESTRE ci si prepara alle feste comandate con il voodoo blues di Mr. WOB & the CANES.
ᴥ Bar ASTRA contrà Barche 14 VICENZA dalle 19 si festeggia Natale in anticipo con il superlive per MISS CHAIN & the BROKEN HEELS, prima scalderanno l'ambiente per bene i cantautori PHILL REYNOLDS, LA NOTTE DELLE STREGHE e FELIX LALÙ + djset vinilico.
ᴥ Csa ARCADIA via Lago Tovel 18 ZI SCHIO (Vi) seconda serata del mini festival organizzato dall'etichetta NON PIANGERE Dischi, dalle 20 presentazione di sue libri di Riccardo BALLI, a seguire i grandi live per SQUADRA OMEGA, BLACK LAGOON, AFRAID!, VOLSENT e dj BALLI.
ᴥ ELECTROFF Teatro Busnelli via Dante 30 DUEVILLE (Vi) dalle 18 presentazione libri al VIAROMA17 sulla scena post/industrial e avanguardistica musicale italiana, dalle 20:30 al teatro live-set per i progetti DJINNN + BAD SECTOR e TEATRO SATANICO + djset Lele FEAR.
ᴥ BOCCIODROMO via A.Rossi 198 VICENZA data unica per la presentazione del nuovo disco "La Fine Cresce Dentro" per i veterani CRIPPLE BASTARDS hate-grindcore, a supporto i torinesi TONS sludge/doom e i locals GRINDER.
ᴥ SARTEA Bar corso SS Felice e Fortunato 362 VICENZA in occasione delle feste tornano alle origini i VERTICAL psych-funk.
ᴥ Circolo MESA via L.Da Vinci 50 ALTE di Montecchio Maggiore (Vi) Natale Animale fest con le band punkrock SPAVENTAPASSERE e ANALFAPETI.
ᴥ BEER'EM ALL food & music via RIviera Berica 29 NANTO (Vi) qua gli storici ACAJOU stoner con venature funk e wave.
ᴥ Colorificio KROEN via Pacinotti 19 Zai VERONA Natale ballerino con gli storici SGORGO ska e GLI AMMUTINATI beat + djset FOg Surfer e altri.
► DOMENICA 23 Dicembre
ᴥ PUNKY REGGAE Pub via Barbarigo 15 LIEDOLO di S.Zenone degli Ezzelini (Tv) dalle 17:00 aperitivo punkeggiante con i DOMINIO della TECNICA punk/TV e i RESET CLAN punk-HC/VR.
ᴥ AL BARCO Cooperativa Insieme via Basilio Dalla Scola 255 VICENZA dalle 17 aperitivo con l'esibizione del MENADEO Ukulele Klub per gli amanti dello strumento hawaiano.
ᴥ OTTO & MEZZO Cafè piazza Prandina 9 San PIETRO in Gù (Pd) dalle 18 aperitivo in levare con i FRENATA BRUSKA.
ᴥ KRACH Club via Madonna 3 MONASTIER (Tv) dalle 18:00 showcase intimo ed acustico per il leader dei Marlene Kuntz CRISTIANO GODANO.
ᴥ RED ZONE Art bar piazza della Pieve 15 San GIORGIO di Valpolicella (Vr) ore 18:30 aperitivo organizzato dall'associazione GRUMŌ con esibizione dal vivo del progetto ARHIZOME + djset + cena.
ᴥ MAMALOCA strada del Pasubio 421 VICENZA aperitivo pre-natalizio con i festaioli KETTY & the Middle-Tones e il loro fifties rock'n'roll.
ᴥ Osteria AL CASTELLO via Rossi A. 15 CHIUPPANO (Vi) qui nel giorno del suo compleanno la bravissima Francesca Morello aka RYF-Restless Yellow Flowers.
ᴥ CHRISTMAS CIRCUS parco comunale LEGNAGO (Vr) dalle 19 aperitivo in levare con i GENGIS SKA per raccogliere fondi per l'Operazione MATO GROSSO.
ᴥ BOCCIODROMO via A.Rossi 198 VICENZA dalle 19 release party per gli HEXAGRAM alt-metal crossover che presentano "Darko", con loro BREATHE Your LAST, GOLD LEAVES Academy, BRIGHT LIGHTS APART e Eddie BUNKER.
ᴥ In PIASSA Cafè BADIA CALAVENA (Vr) aperitivo in alta Val d'Illasi con punk'n'roll del trio femminile KILL The MAYOR.
ᴥ EDEN Cafè via XV Luglio TREVISO in concerto nel dopocena ci saranno gli UNCLE MUFF, intenso e scuro alternative rock, che presenteranno i pezzi del nuovo album di prossima pubblicazione.
ᴥ DUMP galleria Bailo 7 TREVISO showcase per ORNELLO figura centrale della scena indiepop locale, prima e dopo djset Flick to Click.
ᴥ CA' SAN BARTO via Boscalto 50 RESANA (Tv) la domenica sera d'autore con SASHA TORRISI (ex-Timoria) che omaggio Battisti.
ᴥ GROOVE via Martiri Libertà 8 LUGO di Vicenza (Vi) in serata party natalizio e compleanno del locale con la classica esibizione dei DIPLOMATICS garage/punk che accompagnano gli ottimi spezzini The PEAWESS punk'n'roll + djset Barbarella e Matt Bones (VooDoo Festival).
► LUNEDÌ 24 Dicembre
ᴥ CIARASTEA in varie località di TREVISO concerti nelle piazze in occasone delle festività dalle 16 TOLO MARTON in piazza Ancilotto, ore 17 The FIREPLACES piazza S.Vito, ore 18 IL DALLAS via Inferiore (Indie Shop) e alle 18:45 RADIOFIERA al Dump galleria Bailo.
ᴥ LANTERNA del DOGE via Tiveron 28 SANT'ALBERTO di Zero Branco (Tv) vigilia con il sound retrò del duo piano/voce PSYCHOOSTERIA.
ᴥ Circolo MESA via L.Da Vinci 50 ALTE di Montecchio Maggiore (Vi) vigilia punkrock con i locals CIEMMERS e djset festaiolo.
ᴥ ECATE Arci via Caselle 33 NOGARA (Vr) festa della vigilia con i RADIO KEY punk per scappati di casa a seguire djset festaiolo.
► MARTEDÌ 25 Dicembre
ᴥ PUNKY REGGAE Pub via Barbarigo 15 LIEDOLO di S.Zenone degli Ezzelini (Tv) dalle 17:00 il concerto di Natale per i MALUS ANTLER neo psych prog rock.
ᴥ BAHNOHF Live via Sant'Antonio 34 MONTAGNANA (Pd) UFO Xmas party con il pop lofi di JESSE The FACCIO (Mattonella rec) il trio TIM WOODMAN (glam/rock/BS Bello rec) e djset.
ᴥ SPIKIZY via Zuccherificio 41 BADIA Polesine (Ro) natale rock'n'roll con gli spagnoli LOS WAVY GRAVIES e i voodoo-djset LUKINO UNGAWA e POLTRO.
ᴥ ARGO 16 via delle Industrie 27 MARGHERA (Ve) terzo evento Salva LESDER a supporto dello studio del captain, suoneranno per la causa KIRLIAN (band del captain), SNARE DRUM EXORCISM al debutto il progetto solista di Franz Valente (TdO/ODM) ORFAUST solo-project di Carlo Veneziano (ODM) + WHITE NOISE Collective djset.
ᴥ Spazio MAVV via Gelsolino 34 VITTORIO Veneto (Tv) release party per "Nine Stories" nuovo lavoro lungo dei local heroes SUPERFEED.
► MERCOLEDÌ 26 Dicembre
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Made In PoP™ ǁ eventi Rock in Veneto dal 6 al 12 Dicembre 2018 ǁ stagione 16
Ciao Made-In-PoPpers,
le luminarie annunciano l'avvento di un periodo ricco di mangiate e feste, voi avete trovato la vostra carica di rock'n'roll?!?
CHECcO & LoRIS
«Sostenete la Musica, Andate ai Concerti»
► Made In PoP segnala ◄
Ω SABATO 8 DICEMBRE 2018 Ω Csa ARCADIA via Lago Tovel 18 ZI SCHIO (Vi)
torna il party BEAT OUT, giunto al quinto appuntamento, con una doppietta live della madhonna, infatti suoneranno le band tra le migliori del panorama italiano NEW CANDYS (FUZZ Club) psych-r&r e BEE BEE SEA (Wild Honey Records) garage-punk.
prima e dopo i concerti frizzanti e danzerecci djset con la miss JULIE (Soundchoke/Iguana Eventi) e CHECcO MERDeZ (Lamette party/Shyrec).
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► SETTIMANA ◄
► GIOVEDÌ 6 Dicembre
ᴥ Sala MONTEVERDI via Torino 6/e MESTRE (Ve) ore 17:30 secondo appuntamento HYBRID MUSIC "Musica: da passione a professione" tema odierno tra indipendenza e tour internazionali, interverranno APPINO (Zen Circus) FERNANDO (New Candys) e Andrea BIAGIONI.
ᴥ COCKNEY London Pub via Garibaldi 9 CORREZZOLA (Pd) da Berlino il combo multietnico KUHN FU che mescola psych/jazz/blues /avant-garde.
ᴥ La SCALETTA Pub via Monte Grappa 8 CARMIGNANO di Brenta (Pd) appuntamento blues con il Claudio BERTOLIN Trio featuring Giulio Campagnolo.
ᴥ HOPS Pub vicolo Castello 7 ROVIGO concertino semi-acustico per i PSYCODELIC TRIP crossover/stoner.
ᴥ LA MOSCA BIANCA pub via Dosso 33b PORTO VIRO (Ro) artigianali opere musicali folk roots per LA BOTTEGA del COMPENSATO.
ᴥ VECCHIA CENEDA Osteria via del Fante 37 VITTORIO Veneto (Tv) showcase acustici alt/indie per MIK e Ryan DOYLE dei dublinesi MY UNCLE STOAT.
ᴥ POMOPERO via Castelletto 84 BREGANZE (Vi) sound sexy, provocante e retrò per il duo The DEAD LOVERS (UK/Germany).
ᴥ SGAB Underbar via Pusterla 63 BASSANO del Grappa (Vi) ritornano le sonorità mexican-grunge de EL CUENTO de la CHICA Y la TEQUILA.
ᴥ Osteria AI PRETi interrato Acqua Morta 27 VERONA dall'Ucraina la giovanissima cantante e scrittrice JERRY SPRINGLE voce e ukulele.
► VENERDÌ 7 Dicembre
ᴥ Osteria NÒVA via Ca'Mori 51 ESTE (Pd) per festeggiare il quarto complenno del locale, ci saranno, in versione duo, The JOHNNY CLASH folk outloaw da Bologna.
ᴥ BISTROCK via Rometta 13/L San MARTINO di Lupari (Pd) dal North Carolina il bravissimo ed emozionante MATTHEW PAUL BUTLER.
ᴥ Circolo NADIR piazza Gasparotto 10 PADOVA i caleidoscopici UNIVERSAL SEX ARENNA approdano qui con il loro energico live, dopo aver recentemente aperto ai Flaming Lips.
ᴥ GREENWICH pub via Sant'Andrea CURTAROLO (Pd) in attesa della pubblicazione del nuovo disco, suoneranno qui ACAJOU stoner/wave.
ᴥ MULINO FURYOSO via San Giovanni 28 CARMIGNANO di Brenta (Pd) torna il rock al Mulino, suoneranno i DEAD AFTER WEEKEND punk'n'roll sing-a-long.
ᴥ GRIND HOUSE via Longhin 37 PADOVA release party per i PERPETUAL FATE alternative/metal, a festeggiare con loro WINTERBREED symphonic metal e CAPENORTH emo/punk.
ᴥ HALL via Nona Strada 11b PADOVA torna in Italia il popolare cantautore folk MICAH P. HINSON, a presentare il recente album.
ᴥ SPIKIZY via Zuccherificio 41 BADIA Polesine (Ro) sta diventando uno dei nostri locali preferiti, pochi concerti ma ottimi, stasera in solitaria ANDY MacFARLANE ex-leader degli Spamabilly Borghetti, Hormonauts e R&R Kamikaze.
ᴥ ALTROQUANDO Osteria Musicale via Corniani 32 SANT'ALBERTO di Zero Branco (Tv) questa sera sul palco I SOGNI DI DICKENS (indie/posr rock/Treviso) e NOVA sui PRATI NOTTURNI (post rock/prog/Vicenza).
ᴥ EDEN Cafè via XV Luglio TREVISO sound sexy, provocante e retrò per il duo The DEAD LOVERS (UK/Germany).
ᴥ KRACH Club via Madonna 3 MONASTIER (Tv) qui a presentare il loro nuovo disco i NICESPARE alternative rock + Dj Dondi.
ᴥ HOCH HOLLE via S.Andrea PADERNO del Grappa (Tv) energico e vigoroso alternative rock per i GUMMY NIPPLES che ritornano sulle scene.
ᴥ OUTSIDER Pub via S.Cassiano 72 QUINTO di Treviso (Tv) i ritmi in levare dei venexiani SKA-J .
ᴥ HOME Rock Bar via Fonderia 73 TREVISO dal Belgio arrivano INTERGALACTIC LOVERS, rock con sfumature electro, a presentare il nuovo disco "Exhale".
ᴥ Osteria AL PONTE corso Trentin 20 San DONÀ di Piave (Ve) pop stravagante e stralunato per AURORO BOREALO che si esibirà qui stasera.
ᴥ MORION Laboratorio Occupato salizada S.Francesco de la Vigna VENEZIA si esibirà qui il combo nu-soul funk PCKT.
ᴥ Centro Sociale RIVOLTA via Fratelli Bandiera 45 MARGHERA (Ve) serata Trivel con ospiti KAOS ONE & dj Craim, faranno loro spalla gli hardcore SLANDER per l'ultimo show assoluto, 4 ROOMS FAMILY e da Roma i RAKE-OFF hc.
ᴥ NOVAK Club via Castellana 59f SCORZÈ (Ve) BINTARnacht Underground Metal fest con le band KANSEIL (Tv), The FALL of ROME (Vr), GATES of DOOM (Ud) KORMAK (Ba) e SELVANS (Pe).
ᴥ VIAROMA17 via Roma 17 DUEVILLE (Vi) uno degli ultimi live al ViaRoma prima della chiusura sarà quello degli ottimi bolognesi ARTO oscure orchestrazioni cinematiche strumentali.
ᴥ CA'BRUZZO via Monte Cavallo LONIGO (Vi) Associazione VOYAGER organizza serata omaggio a LELE musicista scomparso 5 anni fa, ci saranno le band in cui ha suonato e tutti gli amici.
ᴥ CENTRO STABILE di CULTURA via Leogra 4 S.VITO di Leguzzano (Vi) serata dedicata agli artisti locali con il polistrumentista GIUSEPPE DAL BIANCO con tre concerti diversi, per i progetti che lo coinvolgono.
ᴥ KITCHEN Teatro Indipendente via Edilizia 72 VICENZA alle 21 ci sarà la presentazione del nuovo disco "Roots" per il trio JASIFE musica strumentale da loro ribattezzata meltronic.
ᴥ Auditorium VIVALDI via Monte Oro CASSOLA (Vi) ore 20:30 presentazione ufficiale del nuovo disco per Damien Mc FLY cantautorato folk.
ᴥ Bar dalla CATE piazza Sport MARANO di Valpolicella (Vr) serata dedicata ai duo, suoneranno, al debutto, i BITUBO, poi APEROL NOISE e gli ospiti, da Bologna, TESTADEPORCU per loro intenso jazzcore.
ᴥ FAbemolle borgo di Madonna di Pol PASTRENGO (Vr) serata dedicata all'heavy sound con le band VETRIOLICA noise/sludge e DRABIK thrash/industrial.
ᴥ COHEN Pub via Scarsellini 9 VERONA a presentare il suo nuovo disco sarà qui il cantautore genovese Beppe GAMBETTA.
ᴥ Osteria S'CIAVINARO via Pertini 15 VOLPINO di Zimella (Vr) glam rock tra lustrini ed assoli per i FALLEN ANGELS.
ᴥ JACK the RIPPER via Nuova 9 RONCÀ (Vr) in versione one/man/band ENRICO MANTOVANI eclettico cantautore folk/blues.
ᴥ Colorificio KROEN via Pacinotti 19 Zai VERONA il recente fenomeno esploso su YouTube, THE ANDRÈ, stasera in colorificio.
ᴥ Osteria Ai PRETI interrato Acqua Morta 27 VERONA stasera qui The BUSTERS Crew e il loro punk folk per pirati.
ᴥ SPAKEMOTUTO Festival Ingiazà via Oberdan 8 CEREA (Vr) presso l'area EXP versione invernale di questo fantasico festival, suoneranno SIYLIT (death trash) ARTHEMIS (power metal) e i granitici TYTUS (Ts/Tv) heavy rock.
► SABATO 8 Dicembre
ᴥ BANDALARGA Bistrot via L.Basso 6 FELTRE (Bl) dalle 18 reading musicale di Andrea GASPARINI che presenta il proprio libro "Coràio" accompagnato alla fisarmonica da Andrej Pintar.
ᴥ VENETO FRIENDS GRANTORTO (Pd) dalle 12:00 manifestazione di due giorni di raccolta fondi a supporto delle comunità venete colpite dall'ondata di maltempo ad inizio novembre, svariati artisti di daranno il cambio per raccoglire quanto più possibilie oggi e domani. https://www.gofund.me/manage/emergenza-veneto/
ᴥ BAHNOHF Live via Sant'Antonio 34 MONTAGNANA (Pd) Fuzz(O)ramA night con le band RAÌSE VI/post-HC The TURIN HORSE TO/noisecore e HYPERWÜLFF BO/sludge.
ᴥ Circolo NADIR piazza Gasparotto 10 PADOVA data finale del lungo ed intenso tour degli HIT-KUNLE con il loro travolgente tropical rock.
ᴥ RICKY’s Pub via Commerciale 12 ABBAZIA PISANI di Villa del Conte (Pd) fa tappa qui il minitour di presentazione album dei MYOWNSIN alternative/crossover, con loro i DIRTY MEAT CAGE hard/funk/strum.
ᴥ CARICHI SOSPESI vicolo Poertello 12 PADOVA al circolo culturale suoneranno i PUNKAMMERMUSIK,ovvero la versione trio dei FRIEDRICH MICIO, set acustico e di sperimentazione e teatralità.
ᴥ HALL via Nona Strada 11b PADOVA VenetoJazz presenta una nuova rassegna del NU Fest con protagonista le sperimentatore audio/visivo teutonico ALVA NOTO, in apertura il duo PILIA/PUPILLO (In Zaire/Zu /molto altri).
ᴥ Cso DJANGO via Monterumici 11 TREVISO Salva-LESDER #2 evento benefit per sostenere lo Studio di registrazione LESDER travolto dalla piena de La Piave, daranno il loro contributo TWO BIRDS ONE STONED, VETTORI, HOPE You're FINE BLONDIE, IL DALLAS, Fabrizio PALADIN e il progetto electro del Captain AMA, con il supprto di SHYREC, THREE BLACKBIRDS, Groove Studio e EEVIAC artworks.
ᴥ Osteria da TOCCHETTO via Risorgimento 27 MONTEBELLUNA (Tv) concerti della madonna per IL LABIRINTO DI ALICE prog-rock e ALABASTRUM prog-metal.
ᴥ CORNER LIVE via Ungheresca Nord 115 RAMERA di Mareno di Piave (Tv) serata alternative/indie con doppia presentazione disco per MIK e i dublinesi MY UNCLE STOAT.
ᴥ HOCH HOLLE via S.Andrea PADERNO del Grappa (Tv) all'osteria da Miki arriva LO STRANIERO, band de La Tempesta, psycho-indie-pop
ᴥ NASTY BOYS via Pellicciao 4 TREVISO rockabilly con una spruzzata di blues per SANDYBILLY & the WILDONES.
ᴥ NOVAK Club via Castellana 59f SCORZÈ (Ve) festa per i 15 anni d'attività dell'etichetta Go Down records che festeggierà con le band NO-IR, VIRTUAL TIME, CUORE MATTO, A FOREST MIGHTY BLACK, JAHBULONG, MONGOOSE e i leggendari NOT MOVING + djset.
ᴥ ARGO 16 via delle Industrie 27 MARGHERA (Ve) per il progetto di innovazione socioculturale Voci Sparse si esibiranno VIN MARTIN, LUNA & BEPPE, PLAIN, Bruno SPONCHIA e i RACCONTI di DONNE ASSENTI.
ᴥ REVOLVER Club via JF Kennedy 39 San DONÀ di Piave (Ve) sonorità estreme death metal con i leggendari NAGLFAR (Svezia) più SCHAMMASCH (Svizzera) e ANOMALIE (Austria)
ᴥ MAMO Bar via Carlo Porta 14 LONIGO (Vi) ore 12:30 pranzo a base di risotto e a seguire punk rock old style per LUIGI & i Suoi AMICI.
ᴥ PATTINODROMO Comunale viale Arturo Ferrarin 67 VICENZA dalle 18 doppio incontro di roller derby per The ANGUANAS che siferanno le austriache FEARLESS e le bolognesi BONE-CRUSHING, prima, durante e dopo party rock'n'roll.
ᴥ Circolo COSMOS contrà dei Burci 27 VICENZA qui a presentare il suo recente disco la brava ANNABIT cantautrice electropop.
ᴥ BOCCIODROMO via A.Rossi 198 VICENZA dalle 18 La Profezia (teatro) Sottopelle ritual art Night con performance estreme e i concerti degli HIEROPHANT (Ra/death metal) e dei SEPOLCRO (Vr/death).
ᴥ Bar ASTRA contrà Barche 14 VICENZA dalle 19 live dei LADY UBUNTU post-pop stralunato carico di ironia, passione e surrealismo.
ᴥ Circolo MESA via L.Da Vinci 50 ALTE di Montecchio Maggiore (Vi) thrash nite con i concerti per i toscani SOFISTICATOR e i venexiani MERCILESS ATTACK.
ᴥ The FACTORY via Garibaldi 37 CASTEL d'AZZANO (Vr) serata PUNK-HC che vedrà impegnate le band A PART of US melodic HC/Vr, ROUND7 HC old school/Vi e STANIS melodic HC/Bolo.
ᴥ COHEN Pub via Scarsellini 9 VERONA in collaborazione con Blues Made In Italy sarà ospite Stephanie OCEAN GHIZZONI che oltre ad esebirsi sul palco, esporrà 12 opere dedicate a New Orleans.
ᴥ JACK the RIPPER via Nuova 9 RONCÀ (Vr) combact folk tra storie e stornelli per I BRIGANTI del FOLK.
ᴥ Bar the BROTHERS via Olimpia GREZZANA (Vr) la voce potente e graffiante di LISA MANARA e la sua band.
ᴥ INCOGNITO Music & Dinner via Gorizia 9 CEREA (Vr) musica surf con il massimo rappresentante del genere in Italia, SURFER JOE e la sua band per un live di Gran Class.
ᴥ SAMBOROCK via Roma 58 San BONIFACIO (Vr) presso gli scantinati delle scuole elementari suoneranno le band I RESTI d'ARCADIA (folk/rock) WE ARE NOT ALONE (post rock) e KIOWA (stoner/sludge).
ᴥ SPAKEMOTUTO Festival Ingiazà via Oberdan 8 CEREA (Vr) presso l'area EXP seconda e ultima serata con i concerti per POWERSOLO donkey punk dalla Danimarca e ROLANDO BRUNO cumbia trash dall'Argentina.
► DOMENICA 9 Dicembre
ᴥ CA'BOTTONA via I° Maggio 18 COSTERMANO del Garda (Vr) dalle 14 fiesta cumbia trash con ospite dall'Argentina ROLANDO BRUNO one/man/band che mescola cumbia con piccante salsa garage/psych.
ᴥ PUNKY REGGAE Pub via Barbarigo 15 LIEDOLO di S.Zenone degli Ezzelini (Tv) dalle 17:00 aperitivo progressivo e sperimentale con gli ALABATRUM e i DREAM DOORS.
ᴥ Cso RIVOLTA via Fratelli Bandiera 45 MARGHERA (Ve) dal mattino andrà in scena la settima edizione di VENYL fiera del disco, dalle 17 djset vinilico per Dj SHOCCA e il mitico ANtares COLOR.
ᴥ GOTO STORTO via Villanova 8a TREBASELEGHE (Pd) live all'aperitivo per il power trio LITTLE BOY LOST stoner/punk e SO BEAST electro/psych/extravaganza.
ᴥ RADIO GOLDEN Bar piazza San Martino 13 CONEGLIANO (Tv) aperitivo musicato dal tro capitanato dal cantautore Giorgio BARBAROTTA.
ᴥ KRACH Club via Madonna 3 MONASTIER (Tv) dalle 18:30 aperitivo desertico con il live per BLIND MARMOTS stoner alcoolico.
ᴥ GROOVE via Martiri Libertà 8 LUGO di Vicenza (Vi) aperitivo acustico in compagnia di Cesare MALFATTI (LaCRUS) e Chiara CASTELLO.
ᴥ ARGO 16 via delle Industrie 27 MARGHERA (Ve) dalle 19 proiezione del film "L'Ultimo Uomo della Terra" (1964) a seguire i liveset per il duo EEviac/Merrich L'IMPERO della LUCE e il bravissimo BLAK SAAGAN
ᴥ Osteria AL CASTELLO via Rossi A. 15 CHIUPPANO (Vi) aperitivo in collaborazione di Rosa Parks APS con la presentazione del nuovo libro di Davide TOFFOLO (3ARM) dal titolo "Il Cammino della Cumbia" + djset tematico.
► LUNEDÌ 10 Dicembre
ᴥ REVOLVER Club via JF Kennedy 39 San DONÀ di Piave (Ve) evento hard&heavy con la superband The DEAD DAISIES (Motley Crue/Whitesnake/ThinLizzy/BadEnglish e altri) in apertura RAGIN'MADNESS.
ᴥ OUTSIDER Pub via S.Cassiano 72 QUINTO di Treviso (Tv) per il live del lunedì ci saranno ALDO BETTO & LISA MANARA e il loro sound intriso di Africa.
► MARTEDÌ 11 Dicembre
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► MERCOLEDÌ 12 Dicembre
ᴥ DIRTMOR via Pisa 13/m TREVISO ore 21, all'ombra del grattacielo andrà in scena la rassegna "Improvvisazioni Contemporanee" con gli artisti di avanguardia Luciano CARUSO (sax) con The MUSIC of CARLA BLEY ovvero Bruce DITMAS (batteria e percussioni) e Andrea MASSARIA (chitarra).
ᴥ Osteria da FILO Santa Crice 1539 VENEZIA dalle 19 a presentare il nuovo disco "Bring in the New" il trio SAVANA FUNK ovvero Aldo Betto, Blake Franchetto e Yousssef Ait Bouazza.
ᴥ SHERWOOD Open Live vicolo Pontecorvo PADOVA la splendida accoppiata SHOVI SHUVA ovvero MONEEK HONEYBIRD MIZRAHI e FOLAKE OLADUN affro-samba vibes per le due brave cantautrici.
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The two of Villa Torlonia Museums are the Casino Nobile and the hoot of owls and are part of the System of Museums in the City of Rome.
The Casino Nobile owes its appearance to, around 1802, by Giuseppe Valadier, later, between 1835-40, that of Giovan Battista Caretti who added the facade’s majestic porch.
Many artists worked on the decoration, which Podesti and Coghetti, as well as sculptors and plasterers of Thorvaldsen and Canova school.
When, from 1925 to 1943, the villa was rented to Benito Mussolini, who used it in his private residence in the basement were built a gas shelter and an air-raid shelter, visited by appointment.
The restored building is home to two representative plans the Villa Museum, with sculptures and antique furniture. On the second floor there is the Museum of the Roman School (opening soon), with paintings, sculptures and drawings of the artists of that, considered among the most interesting and bustling of the figurative research in the period between the First and Second World War, the current also known under the name of Scuola Romana.
The adjacent Casino dei Principi, where he consulted the Archive of the Roman School, rich in documents periodically hosts temporary exhibitions.
The hoot of owls stands out for its originality. Conceived in 1839 by Giuseppe Jappelli as “Swiss Hut”, it was transformed in the early twentieth century eclectic villa, residence of Prince Torlonia. His name is linked to the use of decorative elements inspired by the theme of the owl. The many stained glass windows present were made largely by Cesare Picchiarini between 1910 and 1925, to designs by Duilio Cambellotti, Umberto Bottazzi, Vittorio Grassi and Paul Paschetto.
Since opening to the public in 1997 as a museum space, the original collection of the Lodge has been enriched with stained glass windows by the same authors and with drawings, sketches and cartoons.
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Villa Torlonia, the most recent of the villas belonging to Rome’s nobility, still retains a particular fascination due to the originality of its English-style garden (one of the few examples in the city), and to the unexpectedly large number of buildings and garden furniture in the grounds.When Giovanni Torlonia inherited the title of Marchese in 1797, to confirm his new status he purchased Villa Colonna (formerly Villa Pamphilj) on Via Nomentana and commissioned Giuseppe Valadier to renovate the property to raise it to the standard of the other villas belonging to noble families in Rome. Between 1802 and 1806 Valadier turned the main building into an elegant palace, transformed the small Casino Abbati into a very gracious palazzina (today the Casino dei Principi), and built the Stables and an imposing entrance (demolished when the Via Nomentana was widened). He also laid out the park with symmetrical, perpendicular avenues around the palace, and the view to the north from the building in line with one of the entrances to the Villa from Via Nomentana. Numerous works of Classical art, many of which were sculptural, were purchased to furnish the Villa. Following the death of Giovanni, in 1832 his son Alessandro commissioned the painter and architect Giovan Battisti Caretti to enhance and increase the size of the property. In addition to enlarging the size of the buildings, Caretti constructed several features in the park to suit the eclectic taste of the Prince: these were the False Ruins, the Temple of Saturn, the Tribuna con Fontana, an Amphitheatre, the Coffee-house, and the Chapel of Sant’Alessandro (the last three no longer exist).To plan and carry out the works inside the Villa, Alessandro employed two other architects: Quintiliano Raimondi for the Theatre and Orangery (today more commonly known as the Lemon-house), and Giuseppe Jappelli, who was in charge of the entire south section of the Villa. This area was completely transformed with winding avenues, small lakes, exotic plants and decorated with buildings and outdoor furniture of unusual taste: the Swiss Hut (later transformed into the Casina delle Civette), the Conservatory, the Tower and Moorish Grotto, and the Tournament Field. The huge self-celebratory project culminated in 1842 with the erection of two pink granite Obelisks that commemorated Alessandro’s parents, Giovanni and Anna Maria Torlonia.Yet despite the work and effort expended, Villa Torlonia was only on a few occasions the setting for magnificent social events for high-ranking foreign and Roman nobles that Alessandro had hoped for. In an attempt to relaunch the splendour of the family name, his heir, another Giovanni, built the Medieval House, another enclosure wall, the Red House, and the Watchman’s House at the entrance on Via Spallanzani, and he radically transformed the Swiss Hut to turn it into the current Casina delle Civette. The new buildings were for the most part designed to be lived in. In 1919 a large underground Jewish cemetery was discovered in the north-west area of the grounds. In 1929 it became the house of Mussolini and his family, where he remained until 1943. The presence of the Duce did not bring substantial modifications: he lived in the Palace and used the Medieval House and the Lemon-house to show films and hold parties and cultural meetings. And a tennis court was set up on the Tournament Field. Nor did the Park undergo changes, with the exception of the creation of vegetable gardens during the war at the instigation of Mussolini’s wife. In June 1944 the entire property was occupied by the Allied High Command which remained there until 1946. The Villa was bought by the Municipality of Rome in 1977 and a year later it was opened to the public. A series of restoration projects was initiated in the 1990s in both the park and buildings: first the Casina delle Civette, then the Casino dei Principi, the southern section of the park, the Red House, and more recently the Lemon-house, Medieval House, Casino Nobile, Old Stables, and the north section of the park.
With the opening of the theatre in December 2013, and with the upcoming openings of the greenhouse and Moorish tower, which have already been restored, Villa Torlonia will return to its former glory.
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Free Entrance for Museums in Rome
Though visiting Rome can become pretty expensive, only a few tourists know that there are plenty of museums you can see for free. Why not taking the opportunity to visit such an amazing amount of beautiful works of art if it’s for free?
FIRST SUNDAY
Not many tourists know that on the first Sunday of each month all public museums in Italy can be visited for free. That includes also monuments and archaeological sites that are state property. This new law was introduced in 2014 and since then each first sunday many museums get crowded. While it’s a great opportunity to visit great museums for free, tourists should also take into account that they might be required to wait on a long que before entering their favorite site. So remember this option on the next useful dates (March 5th, April 2nd, May7th) and make sure you plan your day in the most convenient way.
In particular will be free admission for all visitors: Colosseum ,Castel Sant’Angelo Villa Adriana and Villa D’Este(Tivoli) , the Galleria Borghese , MAXXI , Palazzo Massimo, Palazzo Altemps, the Crypta Balbi the Baths of Diocletian , the Baths of Caracalla ,The National Gallery of Modern Art and Contemporary, the Mausoleum of Cecilia Metella and the Villa dei Quintili on ‘Appia Antica ,National Etruscan Museum of Villa Giulia ,HC Andersen Museum, M. Praz Museum, Museum Boncompagni Ludovisi for decorative Arts and Costume , National Gallery of Ancient Art (Palazzo Barberini and the Palazzo Corsini) ,Galleria Spada ,National Museum of Palazzo Venezia,Oriental Art “G. Tucci” ,Prehistory and Ethnography “L. Pigorini” ,the Ostia Antica Exca-vations ,Ostiense Museum.
LAST SUNDAY
The Vatican Museums have always been free (and crowded!) the last Sunday of each month.
Opening times are from 09:00 to 12:30, and guests must leave by 14:00. The ticket entitles you to the same access as a normal ticket. Normally, the cost of the ticket is 16€ (plus € 4 if you book online).
OTHER INTERESTING MUSEUMS THAT ARE FREE ALL YEAR LONG
●Central Institute for Graphics-Located above the Trevi Fountain, from the palace you can enjoy a unique view on the fountain.
Address: Via Poli, 54; Opening hours: Tuesday to Sunday from 10.00 to 19.00
●Napoleonic Museum– Featuring several collections of Napoleonic memorabilia.
Address: Bridge of Umbero Square I, 1;Opening hours: Tuesday to Sunday from 09.00 to 21.00
●Museum Henrik Chistian Andersen-A museum dedicated to the great Norwegian-American sculptor who spent the last part of his life in Rome.
Address: Via Pasquale Stanislao Mancini, 20; Opening hours: Tuesday to Sunday from 09.00 to 19.30
●Roman Republic Museum-This museum is dedicated to the birth of the Italian state in mid nineteenth century.
Address: Largo di Porta San Pancrazio; Opening hours: Tuesday to Friday from 10:00 to 14:00, Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays 10:00 to 18:00
●Museo Carlo Bilotti-Contemporary art museum with works by Giorgio De Chirico, Gino Severini, Andy Warhol and other artists.
Address: Viale Fiorello La Guardia (in Villa Borghese); Opening hours: Tuesday to Friday from 10:00 to 16:00, Saturday and Sunday 10:00 to 19:00
●Historical Museum of the Liberation-You can visit the palace used by the Nazis as a prison for many anti-fascists during World War II.
Address: Via Tasso, 145.Opening hours: Tuesday to Friday from 09.30 to 12.30, Thursday and Fri-day 15:30 to 19:30
●Canonica Museum-It offers a collection of marbles, bronzes and sketches by artist Pietro Canonica.
Address: Viale Pietro Canonica, 2 (in Villa Borghese).Opening hours: from October to May Tues-day-Sunday 10:00 to 16:00, from June to September Tuesday-Sunday 13:00 to 19:00
●Museum Burchard-A museum on theater and commedia dell’arte, with books, documents and various memorabilia.
Address: Via del Shroud, 44.Opening hours: Tuesday and Thursday from 9:15 to 16:30
●Museo Barraco-Discover the fabulous collection that Giovanni Barraco donated to the municipality of Rome in 1902. As many as 400 works distributed in nine rooms, it is a must to immerse yourself in Medieval, Egyptian, Mesopotamian, Etruscan, Cypriot, Phoenician, Greek, Hellenistic and Roman history.
Address: Corso Vittorio Emanuele 166 / A.Opening hours: from October to May Tuesday-Sunday 10:00 to 16:00, from June to September Tuesday-Sunday 13:00 to 19:00
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Made In PoP > eventi Rock in Veneto > settimana dal 23 Febbraio al 1° Marzo 2017 > stagione 14
Ciao Ciao Made-In-PoPpers,
mentre febbraio e carnevale se ne stanno andando, arriva il tempo di segnalare l'importante evento annuale M'ILLUMINO DI MENO dedicato, come sapete, al risparmio energetico, per saperne di più ed aderire e far aderire tutti andate al link http://caterpillar.blog.rai.it/milluminodimeno/ .
inoltre segnaliamo l'imminente chiusura delle selezioni dell'Arezzo Wave, come partecipare con la vostra band? andate qui e compilate il form http://www.arezzowave.com/concorso-arezzo-wave-band-2017/ .
LoRIS & CHECcO
«Sostenete la Musica, Andate ai Concerti»
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► GIOVEDÌ 23 FEBBRAIO 2017
▲ MANOLO's HOLE via Coronelli 6 PADOVA ore 21:30 tornano i live della casa delle lanterne rosse, le band impegnate sono i local OPHéLIE screamo + dalla Francia DAMN YOU! Les Deux Minute de la Haine postHC/screamo.
▲ CA'SANA CiboArteCultura via SS. Fabiano e Sebastiano 13 PADOVA per i concerti del giovedì ci sarà l'ottimo cantautore Diego DEADMAN Potron tra blues-folk e desert rock.
▲ VECCHIA CENEDA Osteria via del Fante 37 VITTORIO Veneto (Tv) per il live del giovedì ci sarà la MICRO IRISH Band.
▲ OPIFICIO 67 via Ghebba 67 ORIAGO di Mira (Ve) aperitivo musicale con i giovani e bravi RIVERWEED, duo garage-blues.
▲ Osteria dai KANKARI via Fossa Donne 93 MARANO di Mira (Ve) ospite internazionale, il bassista americano STAN SARGEANT e la formazione acustica The Wanderers.
▲ SPAZIO AEREO via delle Industrie 27 MARGHERA (Ve) Maracaigo #3 spazio dedicato alla ricerca di artisti emergenti, che in quest'occasione sono SIBILLA CUMANA powertrio hardrock, IOVIS e TWO BIRDS ONE STONED garage blues.
▲ LUCKY BREW Birreria via Vecchia Ferriera 123 VICENZA protagonisti del giovedì live saranno gli SMAKO ACUSTICO.
▲ AI LUMI Osteria piazza Mazzaretto 8 LUMIGNANO (Vi) ore 20:30 presentazione del WALDEN Magazine e incontro informale sul tema del vento, ci sarà l'esibizione del musicista Florio POZZA.
► VENERDÌ 24 FEBBRAIO 2017
▲ BANDALARGA via L.Basso 6 FELTRE (Bl) in versione solista ci sarà TOBJAH leader dei bravissimi C+C=MAXIGROSS, folk westcoast in versione acustica.
▲ ALTROQUANDO Osteria Musicale v.Corniani 32 SANT'ALBERTO di Zero Branco (Tv) protagonista stasera la Piccola Orchestra FELIX LALU' folk che diventa punk passando per il reggae.
▲ EDEN Cafè via XV Luglio TREVISO in giro a presentare il suo quarto album "ME+1" sarà qui il siculo Davide Iacono e il suo progetto VEIVECURA, sonorità dreampop.
▲ OUTSIDER Pub via S.Cassiano 72 QUINTO di Treviso (Tv) torna a suonare qui MATTEO SANSONETTO e la sua Blues Revue.
▲ GALA via Canova 288 ASOLO (Tv) si esibiranno qui i NORMAL INSANE, alt/rock, per presentare il loro disco nuovo "Sedici".
▲ MATTOROSSO via Piave 108 MONTEBELLUNA (Tv) sarà ospite il cantautore/chitarrista/pianista PETER KARP folk/blues/Nashville-Us, accompagnato dalla sua band The ROADSHOW.
▲ SPAZIO AEREO via delle Industrie 27 MARGHERA (Ve) in collaborazione con EveryWhereGigs arriva il cantautore MATT ELLIOTT, dark folk e malinconie romantiche, che presenterà il suo ultimo disco "The Calm Before", in apertura Alessandro RAGAZZO.
▲ MORION Laboratorio Occupato salizada S.Francesco della Vigna Castello VENEZIA si festeggia il carnevale con i AJDE ZORA balkan/gipsy/music e djset.
▲ AI BILIARDI calle dello Spezier 1253 ponte delle Guglie Canareggio VENEZIA musica etnica mescolata ad indietronica, questo è il suono dei WATERPROOF.
▲ MAMO Bar via C.Porta 14 LONIGO (Vi) in occasione della giornata di M'ILLUMINO DI MENO, l'associazione VOYAGER organizza con LEGAMBIENTE un incontro a lume di candela sul tema del risparmio energetico e ci sarà il concerto acustico dell'ottimo Leonardo Maria FRATTINI.
▲ GROOVE Bar via Martiri della Libertà LUGO di Vicenza (Vi) stasera qui la bravissima cantautrice VERDIANA RAW.
▲ BOCCIODROMO via A.Rossi 198 VICENZA la Magnagati crew presenta una serata di band emergenti altrock/powerpop/poppunk, sul palco JUNK STREET + MY DEAR SAMANTHA + The LAST CONFIDENCE + ORANGEWIG +SNOOPERS.
▲ RIVE Osteria Jazz Club via Rive 14 CARTIGLIANO (Vi) concerto acustico in trio per gli SLEEPWALKER's STATION indiefolk cantautorale.
▲ LUCA's Bar via Jolanda 122 STROPPARI di Tezze sul Brenta (Vi) ospite sarà l'eclettico musicista DAMIEN McFLY folk-pop.
▲ BOSTON SQUARE viale Brenta 70 TEZZE sul Brenta (Vi) serata rock con le band HOUSTON ROCKERS e EPIGRAFI con ospiti NOISE FROM NOWHERE (Roma) e The BIG FAT Blues (Galles).
▲ SAMSARA pub viale delle Fosse 33 BASSANO del Grappa (Vi) si festeggia il carnevale con il concerto dei PANDA BEATS e saltimbanchi.
▲ TERZO PONTE via Ceramica 7 BASSANO del Grappa (Vi) rock progrevvise e vigoroso per i giovani ma già rodati VIRTUAL TIME.
▲ IL BLOCCO Music Hall via Monte Pastello 4 San GIOVANNI LUPATOTO (Vr) impegnati qui stasera due duo, i rock'n'roller YOSEMITE CANYON e i rock'n'metal ERADIUS.
▲ Club IL GIARDINO via Cao del Prà 82 LUGAGNANO di Sona (Vr) con l'apertura del cantautore FRANK GET, tornano ad esibirsi qui gli ottimi CHEAP WINE alt/rock d'autore.
▲ IL TRENTA feelgood bar via XXX Maggio 21 PESCHIERA del Garda (Vr) stasera acustico per SOUND of MEMORIES rock alternative.
▲ Colorificio KROEN via Pacinotti 19 Zai VERONA sarà ospite stasera la devastante FUZZ ORCHESTRA avant-rock in apertura la sperimentazione dei LORØ mathrock/noise.
► SABATO 25 FEBBRAIO 2017
▲ Circolo QUADRO piazza F.Facchetti 18 CITTADELLA (Pd) serata organizzata da Punk Vanguard magazine e Dischi Soviet Studio alla scopertà di nuove realtà musicali, stasera ci saranno TELAMONIO, crossover, che presentano il loro Ep "Respiro solo Nero" e i CLAYtoRIDE altrock/post grunge.
▲ HUB Culture and Sports Via D.Valeri 9 PADOVA Octopus Carnival all'Hub, suoneraano SEVILLE indierock e IL FULCRO pyschgroove + djset rock'n'roll.
▲ BISTROCK Pub via Rometta 13 San MARTINO di Lupari (Pd) ospite live della serata il bluesman australiano SIM MARTIN, già membro dei Stovetop.
▲ ALTROQUANDO Osteria Musicale v.Corniani 32 SANT'ALBERTO di Zero Branco (Tv) THREE BLACKBIRDS ospita per la prima volta in Veneto N E R O oscuro rock'n'roll, mantra wave, garage da perdenti dalla scena milanese, qui a presentare il suo recente disco "Lust Soul".
▲ BENICIO Live Gigs via E.Porcu 63 Santi Angeli GIAVERA del Montello (Tv) appuntamento psychedelico targato GoDOwn records con i live per le band DEGRADED one/man/band ANANDA MIDA che presentano il nuovo cd e gli stupendi MOTHER ISLAND capitanati dalla bellissima voce di Anita.
▲ Cso DJANGO via D.Monterumici 11 TREVISO festa Studenti Medi con le giovanissime band HEAVY DECIBELS heavy rock/stoner e DAILY CRUNCH punk ska + djset.
▲ Spazio ZEPHIRO via Sile 24 unità 23 CASTELFRANCO Veneto (Tv) ore 21 ci sarà la performance PNEUMA, un concerto sinestetico ideato dall'artista AILUROS con la collaborazione di SOLAR_PLEX, una grande esperienza sensoriale.
▲ DUMP galleria Bailo 7 TREVISO sarà qui a presentare il suo recente album "Black Flowers" il cantautore NEIL alternative rock / folk.
▲ Da TOCCHETTO Osteria MONTEBELLUNA (Tv) la notte del rumore con le band GUFONERO sludge/noise/Tn NYPRA crust/sludge/Vi ZENE punk'n'roll/metal/Vi e MOLESTIA AURICULARUM harsh noise/Feltre.
▲ SPAZIO AEREO via delle Industrie 27 MARGHERA (Ve) di passaggio a nordest per portare la potenza del proprio heavyrock arrivano i poderosi FUZZ ORCHESTRA, in apertura gli ottimi GLINCOLTI prog-funk.
▲ AI BILIARDI calle dello Spezier 1253 ponte delle Guglie Canareggio VENEZIA ore 21 arriva da Los Angeles, ma è stato adottato dall'Europa, è l'artista eclettico Fabrice MARTINEZ, ad accompagnarlo Gerardo BALESTRIERI.
▲ CONESTOGA via Bacchiglione 17 MESTRE ospite della serata il cantautore folk blues cosentino Aldo D'Orrico alias AL The COORDINATOR.
▲ RE di DENARI borgo San Gottardo 33 PORTOGRUARO (Ve) si esibiranno qui stasera due band, ROXIN' PALACE sleaze/hardrock e HEADQUAKES hard & heavy.
▲ REVOLVER Club via JF Kennedy 39 San DONÅ di Piave (Ve) evento metalloso con le band KANSEIL folk-metal, SILVERBONES heavy metal e gli immensi TYTUS metal'n'roll + djset.
▲ CENTRO STABILE di CULTURA via Leogra SAN VITO di Leguzzano (Vi) sarà qui a presentare il suo recente sesto album "I Dreamed an Island" il cantautore PIERS FACCINI ottimo pop rock contaminato con world music.
▲ CRE-TA Live via Ca'Baroncello 6 S.GIUSEPPE di Cassola (Vi) evento creato dal The Dust Realm che vedrà salire sul palco i FRANK SINUTRE, band indietronica, in compagnia dei SHARK in VENICE + djset Dust Realm.
▲ LA MESA Nuovo Circolo via L.Da Vinci 54 MONTECCHIO Maggiore (Vi) serata Jack Rock Agency che propone le band BRAIN DISTILLERS CORPORATION e i tosti Un GIORNO di ORDINARIA FOLLIA.
▲ IL BLOCCO Music Hall via Monte Pastello 4 San GIOVANNI LUPATOTO (Vr) alla scoperta della nuova scena underground con i live NOISE FROM NOWHERE (postgrunge/Roma) SPACE PARANOIDS (stoner/Cuneo) e i KIS ILJ EVO.
▲ BROTHERS the Bar via Olimpia GREZZANA (Vr) data mensile per gli aficionados The MATT PROJECT featuring JURY rock/funk.
► DOMENICA 26 FEBBRAIO 2017
▲ PUNKY REGGAE Pub via Barbarigo 15 LIEDOLO di S.ZENONE degli Ezzelini (Tv) puntualissimi alle 17 aperitivo superpunk'n'roll con gli ZENE e i mitici IxGOTxI.
▲ BOSTON SQUARE viale Brenta 70 TEZZE sul Brenta (Vi) aperitivo vigoroso con le hard band ELEMENT + STEEL FIGHTERS + BLITZTER.
▲ MAME Arci Club via Fra Paolo Sarpi 48 PADOVA dalle 18 Mame Smart aperitivo jazzato , ci sarà il live dei ONE Trio.
▲ Circolo QUADRO piazza F.Facchetti 18 CITTADELLA (Pd) dalle 18:30 aperitivo tostissimo con GLINCOLTI prog/funk rock e i caxxuttismi FUZZ ORCHESTRA heavy rock avant garde + djset Sultan Bathery.
▲ GROOVE Bar via Martiri della Libertà LUGO di Vicenza (Vi) aperitivo carnevalesco con il beat de I DIAMANTI, maschere a tema sixties.
▲ GOTO STORTO via Villanova 8 TREBASELEGHE (Pd) stasera qui il cantautore e polistrumentista tedesco PETER PIEK.
▲ LABORATORIO Culturale I’M via Brustolon 3 ABANO Terme (Pd) dalle 20 Sunday Dinner musicata dal Brotto Seggi Valente Trio e possibilità di cenare a km zero.
▲ DUMP galleria Bailo 7 TREVISO ore 21:00 stasera ci sarà il duo acustico SYLNIK.
▲ FISHMARKERT via Frà Paolo SARPI 37 PADOVA dalle 21 serata Jimmy's Gang dedicata a sonorità retrò, sul palco si esibirà il duo 2JAZZSOULS.
▲ ASTRO Club via G.Puccini 141 FONTANAFREDDA (Pn) il locale è giusto un paio di kilometri oltre il confine veneto, è gestito da amicici, stasera ospita i cittadellesi CACTUS? in aperurta ai grandissimi The UNDERGROUND YOUTH (Fuzz Club records).
► LUNEDÌ 27 FEBBRAIO 2017
▲ non è che proiettano ancora Gimme Danger da qualche parte?!?.
► MARTEDÌ 28 FEBBRAIO 2017
▲ AI BILIARDI calle dello Spezier 1253 ponte delle Guglie Canareggio VENEZIA ore 21 martedì grasso si festeggia con lo skareggae mescolato al funk dei PHARMAKOS.
► MERCOLEDÌ 1° MARZO 2017
▲ SHERWOOD Open Live vicolo Pontecorvo PADOVA dalle 19 aperitivo km zero e dalle 21 live per il bravissimo TOBJAH, acid folk, già leader dei C+C=MAXIGROSS, in tour solitario.
▲ GOTO STORTO via Villanova 8 TREBASELEGHE (Pd) dalla Svezia farà tappa qui ADAM EVALD cantautorato folk + mostra fotografica Masha Band.
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