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Opera on YouTube 5

Nabucco

Teatro alla Scala, 1987 (Renato Bruson, Ghena Dimitrova; conducted by Riccardo Muti; no subtitles)

Teatro di San Carlo, 1997 (Renato Bruson, Lauren Flanigan; conducted by Paolo Carognani; no subtitles)

Ankara State Opera, 2006 (Eralp Kıyıcı, Nilgün Akkerman; conducted by Sunay Muratov; no subtitles)

St. Margarethen Opera Festival, 2007 (Igor Morosow, Gabriella Morigi; conducted by Ernst Märzendorfer; English subtitles)

Rome Opera, 2011 (Leo Nucci, Csilla Boross; conducted by Riccardo Muti; English and German subtitles)

Teatro Comunale di Bologna, 2013 (Vladimir Stoyanov, Anna Pirozzi; conducted by Michele Mariotti; Italian subtitles)

Rome Opera, 2013 (Luca Salsi, Tatiana Serjan; conducted by Riccardo Muti; no subtitles)

Gran Teatro Nacional, Perú, 2015 (Giuseppe Altomare, Rachele Stanisci; conducted by Fernando Valcárcel; Spanish subtitles)

Metropolitan Opera, 2017 (Plácido Domingo, Liudmyla Monastyrska; conducted by James Levine; Spanish subtitles)

Arena di Verona, 2017 (George Gagnidze, Susanna Branchini; conducted by Daniel Oren; English subtitles)

La Cenerentola (Cinderella)

Jean-Pierre Ponnelle studio film, 1981 (Frederica von Stade, Francisco Araiza, Paolo Montarsolo; conducted by Claudio Abbado; English subtitles)

Glyndebourne Festival Opera, 1983 (Kathleen Kuhlmann, Laurence Dale, Claudio Desderi; conducted by Donato Renzetti; no subtitles)

Salzburg Festival, 1988 (Ann Murray, Francisco Araiza, Walter Berry; conducted by Riccardo Chailly; English subtitles)

Tokyo Bunka Kaikan, 1991 (Lucia Valentini-Terrani, Toshiro Gorobe, Domenico Trimarchi; conducted by Antonello Allemandi; Japanese subtitles) – Act I, Act II

Houston Grand Opera, 1995 (Cecilia Bartoli, Raúl Giménez, Enzo Dara; conducted by Bruno Campanella; no subtitles)

Rossini Opera Festival, 2000 (Sonia Ganassi, Juan Diego Flórez, Bruno Praticó; conducted by Carlo Rizzi; Italian subtitles)

Gran Teatre del Liceu, 2008 (Joyce DiDonato, Juan Diego Flórez, Bruno de Simone; conducted by Patrick Summers; German subtitles)

Romeo Opera, 2015 (Serena Malfi, Juan Francisco Gatell, Alessandro Corbelli; conducted by Alejo Pérez; Italian and English subtitles)

Lille Opera, 2016 (Emily Fons, Taylor Stayton, Renato Girolami; conducted by Yves Parmentier; English subtitles)

Boboli Gardens, Florence, 2020 (Svetlina Stoyanova, Josh Lovell, Daniel Miroslaw; conducted by Sándor Károlyi; no subtitles)

Lucia di Lammermoor

Tokyo Bunka Kaikan, 1967 (Renata Scotto, Carlo Bergonzi; conducted by Bruno Bartoletti; English subtitles)

Mario Lanfranchi film, 1971 (Anna Moffo, Lajos Kosma; conducted by Carlo Felice Cillario; English subtitles)

Bregenz Festival, 1982 (Katia Ricciarelli, José Carreras; conducted by Lamberto Gardelli; no subtitles) – Part I, Part II

Opera Australia, 1986 (Joan Sutherland, Richard Greager; conducted by Richard Bonynge; English subtitles)

Teatro Carlo Felice, 2003 (Stefania Bonfadelli, Marcelo Álvarez; conducted by Patrick Fournillier; Japanese subtitles)

San Francisco Opera, 2009 (Natalie Dessay, Giuseppe Filianoti; conducted by Jean-Yves Ossonce; English subtitles)

Amarillo Opera, 2013 (Hanan Alattar, Eric Barry; conducted by Michael Ching; English subtitles)

Gran Teatre del Liceu, 2015 (Elena Mosuc, Juan Diego Flórez; conducted by Marco Armiliato; French subtitles)

Teatro Real de Madrid, 2018 (Lisette Oropesa, Javier Camerana; conducted by Daniel Oren; English subtitles)

Vienna State Opera, 2022 (Lisette Oropesa, Benjamin Bernheim; conducted by Evelino Pidó; English subtitles)

Il Trovatore

Claudio Fino studio film, 1957 (Mario del Monaco, Leyla Gencer, Fedora Barbieri, Ettore Bastianini; conducted by Fernando Previtali; English subtitles)

Wolfgang Nagel studio film, 1975 (Franco Bonisolli, Raina Kabaivanska, Viorica Cortez, Giorgio Zancanaro; conducted by Bruno Bartoletti; Japanese subtitles)

Vienna State Opera, 1978 (Plácido Domingo, Raina Kabaivanska, Fiorenza Cossotto, Piero Cappuccilli; conducted by Herbert von Karajan; no subtitles)

Opera Australia, 1983 (Kenneth Collins, Joan Sutherland, Lauris Elms, Jonathan Summers; conducted by Richard Bonynge, English subtitles)

Metropolitan Opera, 1988 (Luciano Pavarotti, Eva Marton, Dolora Zajick, Sherrill Milnes; conducted by James Levine; no subtitles)

Bavarian State Opera, 2013 (Jonas Kaufmann, Anja Harteros, Elena Manistinta, Alexey Markov; conducted by Paolo Carignani; English subtitles)

Temporada Lirica a Coruña, 2015 (Gregory Kunde, Angela Meade, Marianne Cornetti, Juan Jesús Rodriguez; conducted by Keri-Lynn Wilson; no subtitles)

Opéra Royal de Wallonie-Liége, 2018 (Fabio Sartori, Yolanda Auyanet, Violeta Urmana, Mario Cassi; conducted by Daniel Oren; French subtitles)

Arena di Verona, 2019 (Yusif Eyvazov, Anna Netrebko, Dolora Zajick, Luca Salsi; conducted by Pier Giorgio Morandi; German subtitles)

Teatro Verdi di Pisa, 2021 (Murat Karahan, Carolina López Moreno, Victória Pitts, Cesar Méndez; conducted by Marco Guidarini; no subtitles)

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 SHAPED BY THE WIND

WINDSWEPT ELEGANCE

Explore Mario Trimarchi's "La Stanza dello Scirocco," a collection that breathes life into household objects with the essence of the Sicilian Scirocco wind.

ALESSI

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MARIO TRIMARCHI Barricades

Le barricades di Trimarchi sono piccole architetture che esplorano il concetto degli equilibri instabili

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Ossidiana coffee maker for Alessi by Mario Trimarchi

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Meet The First Motorcycle With Bodywork Made Of Copper

Angular and copper spells futuristic though it really isn't.

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Cubism in Interior Design

Next to many round and friendly interior design we also noticed some cubist inspired decor. Not that much, but we feel it could well be the next trend. It almost has to be, because all the ‘Barbapapa’ furniture design you can think of has already been made, for a couple of seasons, by all brands at this point.

Carpet / Moroso

Mural / Lammhults. The bright pastel color-scheme of this interior didn’t suit the other images so we made it in black and white.

Motorcycle / De Castelli

Mirror/ ClassiCon

These four are the most evident examples of design, leaning towards Cubist shapes: Carpet from Moroso/ Mural by Siri Carlén for Lammhults / Motorcycle Samotracia Mario Trimarchi for De Castelli / Mirror from ClassiCon.

More reports on Milan Design week 2018 by Mimi berlin Blogger Team

Interior design inspired by the Cubist movement at Design Week Milan, 2018. A trend -B2B- report by a-MB-iance @ Mimi Berlin from Amsterdam. Cubism in Interior Design Next to many round and friendly interior design we also noticed some cubist inspired decor.

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Adriana Santanocito e Enrica Arena, siciliane, sono il volto e l’anima di Orange Fiber, tessuto ricavato dalle arance grazie alle nanotecnologie con cui realizzare abiti vitaminici, che rilasciano sulla pelle i loro principi attivi. Sono partite da un’idea nata chiacchierando nella cucina della casa di cui abitavano, come studentesse fuori sede, e sono arrivate a fondare una startup di successo. Hanno depositato un brevetto italiano, poi esteso a protocollo internazionale (USA, Brasile, India, Messico, EU). Grazie a vari finanziamenti dal 2014 l’idea si trasforma in impresa, vengono realizzati i primi prototipi ed il primo impianto pilota in Sicilia che rende possibile la trasformazione dei sottoprodotti di agrumi in materiale pregiato per la moda.Quest’anno è stata lanciata la Ferragamo Orange Fiber Collection, camicie, abiti, pantaloni e foulard dai tagli e dalle linee essenziali con autentiche stampe d’autore, ispirate alla Sicilia, realizzate dall’architetto (Compasso d’Oro 2016) Mario Trimarchi. 

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Alessi’s Ossidiana, designed by Sicilian architect Mario Trimarchi, is a modern espresso coffee maker with a sculptural, faceted form inspired by obsidian, also known as lava glass. The modern moka pot is cast from aluminium and makes 3 cups of espresso at once. http://bit.ly/2GidkuY

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7 Crazy Alessi Wall Clock Designs

To best describe Alessi, let’s listen to the founder Alberto Alessi:

“A true design work must move people, convey emotions, bring back memories, surprise, and go against common thinking.”

Arris Wall Clock  by Designer Adam Cornish

Blank Wall Clock by Designer Martí Guixé

Dotty Wall Clock by Designer Abi Alice

La Stanza dello Scirocco Wall Clock by Designer Mario Trimarchi

Raggiante Wall Clock by Designer Michele De Lucchi

Walter Wayle II Wall Clock by Designer Philippe Starck

Time Maze Wall Clock by Architect Daniel Libeskind

Read More on https://interior3000.com/ 

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Edible architecture - Mario Trimarchi has designed a series of geometric silicone food moulds for Italian design house Alessi that create miniature pieces of food architecture. I really appreciate the way that designer combines food with architecture, the geometric shapes are fantastic!

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A Ferragamo scarf featuring a fabric made from squeezed orange residue - Orange Fiber.

A press release issued by the innovative Italian company set up by two young entrepreneurs from Catania, Sicily, Adriana Santanocito and Enrica Arena, explained how every year the squeezed orange industry generates, in Italy alone, more than 700,000 tonnes of waste, whose elimination is both highly costly and impactful on the environment.

The Ferragamo Orange Fiber Collection consists of shirts, dresses, trousers and scarves featuring printed motifs designed by architect Mario Trimarchi and inspired by the Mediterranean landscape. The collection will be launched on 22nd April to coincide with World Earth Day, and will be available at selected Ferragamo stores.

http://uk.fashionnetwork.com/news/Salvatore-Ferragamo-launches-sustainable-collection-based-on-citrus-fruit-fibre,818805.html#.WPnX-VKB2V4

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By Jean Marie Carey

Mario Mafai, who with his wife Antonietta Raphaël was one of the central figures of a group of artists called the Scuola di Via Cavour, was born 12 February 1902 in Rome, where he lived and worked for much of his life until his death there in 1965.

From 1922 until 1925 he attended the Accademia di Belle Arti in Rome. There he met the sculptor Raphaël, who introduced him to the work of the Ecole de Paris. By 1927 the painter Scipione and the sculptor Marino Mazzacurati gathered regularly in Mafai’s studio. During this period Mafai painted views of the River Tiber, self-portraits, and still-lifes.

Mafai stressed the tonal qualities in his paintings. This concentration on the subtle gradation of values endowed the commonplace objects of his still-lifes with a heightened, magical reality. After 1935 he developed veiled anti-Fascist themes in the Demolition series, exhibited at the Galleria della Cometa in Rome in 1937. In 1939 Mafai and Raphaël fled to Genoa, though later that year he was drafted. Mafai returned to Rome in 1943 and continued working on his principal themes, also producing some abstract works during the 1950s.

The Centro Studio Mafai Raphaël holds archives of the artists’ live and works. Mafai’s paintings are also in the permanent collection of the Galleria d’Arte Moderna of Roma Capitale. 

Reference: Emily Braun. "Mafai, Mario." Grove Art Online. Oxford Art Online. Oxford University Press. (http://www.oxfordartonline.com/subscriber/article/grove/art/T053082)

Demolition of the Augusteo, 1936.

The Roman Forum, 1930.

Sunset on the Lungotevere, 1929.

Basilica of San Lorenzo, 1949.

Further Reading: Mario Mafai and Antonietta Raphaël. Mafai Raphaël. Rome: Trimarchi Arte Moderna, 1990.

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De Castelli – SAMOTRACIA Copper Shell Motorcycle De Castelli – SAMOTRACIA Copper Shell Motorcycle

De Castelli – SAMOTRACIA Copper Shell Motorcycle De Castelli – SAMOTRACIA Copper Shell Motorcycle

Mario Trimarchi has designed the first motorcycle with copper bodywork for De Castelli. Putting typical aerodynamic curves aside, the fairing (shell) that conceals the inner engineering is like a visual interpretation of speed.

Over time, with the natural oxidation of the copper, the object is aligned with the pace of the city, experienced in an eternally contemporary condition.

Trima…

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Elezioni Europee, presentate le liste: ecco i candidati della Circoscrizione Sud

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Elezioni Europee, presentate le liste: ecco i candidati della Circoscrizione Sud

Elezioni Europee, presentate le liste: ecco i candidati della Circoscrizione Sud

Sono 17 le liste di candidati alle elezioni europee presentate all’Ufficio elettorale della Corte d’Appello di Napoli per la circoscrizione Italia Meridionale (che comprende le regioni Campania, Abruzzo, Molise, Puglia, Basilicata e Calabria). Due al momento le escluse: quella dei “Gilet Arancioni” e del “Popolo delle Partite Iva”. In entrambi i casi non è stato accertato un collegamento con un gruppo parlamentare uscente, circostanza che renderebbe necessaria la presentazione di 30mila sottoscrizioni. Le liste ammesse sono dunque 15: Partito comunista, Popolari per l’Italia, Partito democratico, Lega e La Sinistra presentate ieri, Partito Pirata, Più Europa, Popolo della Famiglia, Partito Animalista, Casapound, Europa Verde, Forza Italia, Fratelli d’Italia e Movimento 5 Stelle quelle depositate oggi entro le ore 20, termine ultimo per la presentazione delle liste. TUTTI I CANDIDATI EuropaVerde: Eliana Baldo, Amodeo Orlando, Emanuela Trimarchi, Luigi Esposito, Ascenza Loredana Fasano, Giuseppe Lacicerchia, Filomena Pollinzi, Giuseppe Barbaro, Emma Chiaia, Crocifisso Aloisi, Adriana Colacicco, Giuliana Farinaro, Vincenzo Giordano, Maurizio Pendenza, Francesco Quartarone, Innocenza Anna Starace, Giuseppe Ventura, Valeria Votano. Forza Italia: Silvio Berlusconi, Barbara Matera, Lorenzo Cesa, Fulvio Martusciello, Alessandra Mussolini, Aldo Patriciello, Carmela Bellame, Fulvia Michela Caligiuri, Mariagrazia Chiusolo, Leonardo Ciccopiedi, Filomena D’Antini, Beatrice De Donato, Paola Di Salvatore, Antonio Ilardi, Giorgio Magliocca, Antonietta Pecchia, Giuseppe Pedà, Sergio Paolo Francesco Silvestris. Fratelli d’Italia: Giorgia Meloni, Rocco Aversa, Denis Nesci, Margherita D’Urbano, Raffaele Fitto, Isabella Gentile, Marcello Gemmato, Maria Rosaria Lagrotta, Maria Letizia, Stella Miele, Caio Giulio Cesare Mussolini, Mario Quaglieri, Carmela Rescigno, Salvatore Ronghi, Alessandro Sicialiano, Alessandro Siciliano, Antonio Tisci, Ugo Tozzi, Lucrezia Vinci. La Sinistra: Eleonora Forenza, Ciro Amalfi, Viola Arcuri, Pietro Bevilacqua, Michela Arricale, Fortunato Cacciatore, Jessica Dell’Anna, Nicola Capuano, Sara Ferri, Giovanni Fabbris, Paola Natalicchio, Sandro Fucito, Ivana Palieri, Antonio Luongo, Patrizia Perrone, Marco Palladino, Francesca Pesce, Luigi Pandolfi. Lega: Salvini Matteo, Antelmi Ilaria, Calderano Daniela, Caroppo Andrea, Casanova Massimo, Cerrelli Giancarlo, D’Aloisio Antonello, De Blasis Elisabetta, Grant Valentino, Lella Antonella, Petroni Luigi Antonio, Porpiglia Francesca Anastasia, Sapignoli Simona, Sgro Nadia, Sofo Vincenzo, Staine Emma, Tommasetti Aurelio, Vuolo Lucia. Movimento Cinque Stelle: Chiara Maria Gemma, Piernicola Pedicini, Laura Ferrara, Isabella Adinolfi, Rosa D’Amato, Michela Rescigno, Gianluca Ranieri, Mario Furore, Mariano Peluso, Enrico Farina, Vito Avallone, Alberto De Giglio, Danilo Della Valle di Caserta, Franca Pulpito, Luigi Napolitano, Antimina Di Matteo di Aversa, Valeria Di Nino, Stefania Gentile. Partito Democratico: Franco Roberti, Pina Picierno, Andrea Cozzolino, Elena Gentile, Giosi Ferrandino, Gerarta Ballo, Nicola Brienza, Caterina Cerroni, Nicola Caputo, Lucia Nocera, Franco Iacucci, Anna Marra, Massimo Paolucci, Leila Keichoud, Eduardo Piccirilli, Anna Petrone, Ivan Stomeo, Mariella Verdoliva. Più Europa-Psi: Raimondo Pasquino, Alessandra Senatore, Michele Abbaticchio, Alfonso Pisicchio, Francesco Galtieri, Nicola Di Palma, Daniela Aiuto, Raffaello Adesso, Giovanna Dell’Erba, Stefania Del Negro, Benedetta Dentamaro, Rossella Fasulo, Arnaldo Gadola, Lucia Manciero, Luciano Monticelli, Simona Russo, Marco De Andreis, Silvja Manzi.

Sono 17 le liste di candidati alle elezioni europee presentate all’Ufficio elettorale della Corte d’Appello di Napoli per la circoscrizione Italia Meridionale (che comprende le regioni Campania, Abruzzo, Molise, Puglia, Basilicata e Calabria). Due al momento le escluse: quella dei “Gilet Arancioni” e del “Popolo delle Partite Iva”. In entrambi i casi non è stato accertato un collegamento con un gruppo parlamentare uscente, circostanza che renderebbe necessaria la presentazione di 30mila sottoscrizioni. Le liste ammesse sono dunque 15: Partito comunista, Popolari per l’Italia, Partito democratico, Lega e La Sinistra presentate ieri, Partito Pirata, Più Europa, Popolo della Famiglia, Partito Animalista, Casapound, Europa Verde, Forza Italia, Fratelli d’Italia e Movimento 5 Stelle quelle depositate oggi entro le ore 20, termine ultimo per la presentazione delle liste. TUTTI I CANDIDATI EuropaVerde: Eliana Baldo, Amodeo Orlando, Emanuela Trimarchi, Luigi Esposito, Ascenza Loredana Fasano, Giuseppe Lacicerchia, Filomena Pollinzi, Giuseppe Barbaro, Emma Chiaia, Crocifisso Aloisi, Adriana Colacicco, Giuliana Farinaro, Vincenzo Giordano, Maurizio Pendenza, Francesco Quartarone, Innocenza Anna Starace, Giuseppe Ventura, Valeria Votano. Forza Italia: Silvio Berlusconi, Barbara Matera, Lorenzo Cesa, Fulvio Martusciello, Alessandra Mussolini, Aldo Patriciello, Carmela Bellame, Fulvia Michela Caligiuri, Mariagrazia Chiusolo, Leonardo Ciccopiedi, Filomena D’Antini, Beatrice De Donato, Paola Di Salvatore, Antonio Ilardi, Giorgio Magliocca, Antonietta Pecchia, Giuseppe Pedà, Sergio Paolo Francesco Silvestris. Fratelli d’Italia: Giorgia Meloni, Rocco Aversa, Denis Nesci, Margherita D’Urbano, Raffaele Fitto, Isabella Gentile, Marcello Gemmato, Maria Rosaria Lagrotta, Maria Letizia, Stella Miele, Caio Giulio Cesare Mussolini, Mario Quaglieri, Carmela Rescigno, Salvatore Ronghi, Alessandro Sicialiano, Alessandro Siciliano, Antonio Tisci, Ugo Tozzi, Lucrezia Vinci. La Sinistra: Eleonora Forenza, Ciro Amalfi, Viola Arcuri, Pietro Bevilacqua, Michela Arricale, Fortunato Cacciatore, Jessica Dell’Anna, Nicola Capuano, Sara Ferri, Giovanni Fabbris, Paola Natalicchio, Sandro Fucito, Ivana Palieri, Antonio Luongo, Patrizia Perrone, Marco Palladino, Francesca Pesce, Luigi Pandolfi. Lega: Salvini Matteo, Antelmi Ilaria, Calderano Daniela, Caroppo Andrea, Casanova Massimo, Cerrelli Giancarlo, D’Aloisio Antonello, De Blasis Elisabetta, Grant Valentino, Lella Antonella, Petroni Luigi Antonio, Porpiglia Francesca Anastasia, Sapignoli Simona, Sgro Nadia, Sofo Vincenzo, Staine Emma, Tommasetti Aurelio, Vuolo Lucia. Movimento Cinque Stelle: Chiara Maria Gemma, Piernicola Pedicini, Laura Ferrara, Isabella Adinolfi, Rosa D’Amato, Michela Rescigno, Gianluca Ranieri, Mario Furore, Mariano Peluso, Enrico Farina, Vito Avallone, Alberto De Giglio, Danilo Della Valle di Caserta, Franca Pulpito, Luigi Napolitano, Antimina Di Matteo di Aversa, Valeria Di Nino, Stefania Gentile. Partito Democratico: Franco Roberti, Pina Picierno, Andrea Cozzolino, Elena Gentile, Giosi Ferrandino, Gerarta Ballo, Nicola Brienza, Caterina Cerroni, Nicola Caputo, Lucia Nocera, Franco Iacucci, Anna Marra, Massimo Paolucci, Leila Keichoud, Eduardo Piccirilli, Anna Petrone, Ivan Stomeo, Mariella Verdoliva. Più Europa-Psi: Raimondo Pasquino, Alessandra Senatore, Michele Abbaticchio, Alfonso Pisicchio, Francesco Galtieri, Nicola Di Palma, Daniela Aiuto, Raffaello Adesso, Giovanna Dell’Erba, Stefania Del Negro, Benedetta Dentamaro, Rossella Fasulo, Arnaldo Gadola, Lucia Manciero, Luciano Monticelli, Simona Russo, Marco De Andreis, Silvja Manzi.