#giovanni paisiello

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Giovanni Paisiello (1740-1816) - Canzone "La Partenza" for Harpsichord with Violin Accompaniment in d-minor. Performed by Nicoleta Paraschivescu, harpsichord, and Katharina Heutjer, violin, on period instruments.

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Giovanni Paisiello (1740~1816) - Piano Concerto No. 4 in G minor, R 8.16

00:00 I. Allegro 10:08 II. Largo 16:58 III. Rondo : allegretto

Piano : Francesco Nicolosi

Collegium Philarmonicum Chamber Orchestra / Gennaro Cappabianca

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Playing

Avi Avital CONCERTOS

Il Giardino Armonico Giovanni Antonini

Antonio Vivaldi - Concerto Grosso in B minor, Op. 3/10 , RV 580

Johann Sebastian Bach - Concerto in C minor for Violin and Oboe, BWV 1060R

Emanuele Barbella - Mandolin Concerto in D Major

Giovanni Paisiello - Mandolin Concerto in E-flat Major

Johann Nepomuk Hummel - Mandolin Concerto in G Major, S. 28

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my brain: you know what

me: what

my brain: [while the sound of that “largo al factotum della città” aria begins to crescendo in the background] FIGARO THEATRIC UNIVERSE

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Circle of Louise Elisabeth Vigée Le Brun (French, 1755-1842): Portrait of Giovanni Paisiello (1740-1816) (via Sotheby's)

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NINA & these lines of Brenner's

Okay so... I did some digging on the origins of NINA okay?

This scene blocking bugged me for quite some time until I realized WHY it bugged me so much. . . it's STAGE blocking! And the door closing is like a CURTAIN CLOSE after the end of an Act!

(so yes, I think NINA is a part of Henry's "Silly Little Play" Agenda.)

I found something rather interesting about Nina in the context of the show. The aria that is played is NOT from Dalayrac's opera Nina, but rather from Nina, o sia La pazza per amore (Nina, or Madly in Love) - an Opera by Giovanni Paisiello, first performed in 1789.

The lines about Nina's return to the train station are a parallel to Paisiello's Nina, where the young woman waits at a crossroads at the same hour each day for her lover's return.

Yet, when you look at Dalayrac's Nina, you can see that the story differs. . . and it more closely resembles what it is that El is experiencing throughout the NINA Project, The Dive, and The Massacre at Hawkins Lab.

"Nina believes her lover has been killed and goes mad, forgetting aspects of the traumatic incident in a manner consistent with a diagnosis of psychogenic amnesia. . ."

El is consistently seeing 005, 007, the Twins - 016 & 017, Red Blocks, the curved rainbow on the floor of the Rainbow Room (which we see the twins playing on in the opening of The Hellfire Club), the Magic Eight ball (which we see 010 playing with in 4x01 -> The Hellfire Club), a set of dice rolled to a Seven, and a maze with two marbles in the maze.

So, what does this mean?

Well, within the overall show context, we might see this on the surface as El forgetting the details of the massacre leading to Henry killing all of the other lab kids, right?

But if you look deeper, Henry killing the lab kids in the massacre is actually a parallel to Anakin killing the younglings before turning to the dark side of the force. . . and unbeknownst to Anakin, one of the younglings survived by playing dead.

Now how does that relate to Henry/001 and El? Well, Henry chose to save El. He made sure she was hidden away in a janitorial closet, so that she would not witness what he was doing. This rules out El being the child that survived the massacre by playing dead.

But what about Kali, you may ask?

-> Henry/001 establishes that Kali has already escaped the premises of the lab, now if she escaped with Henry's help, or she did it of her own accord (as Kali claims to have done in S2) is yet to be revealed to us as an audience. Therefore, Kali is also ruled out as the child that survived the massacre by playing dead. . .

And this leaves us with a few other children to look at, but there are plenty of context clues within the show that already tell us which child might have survived this massacre alongside El. . .

-> And that could be 012, because of this evidence below:

First, when we open S4, Brenner passes the door numbered: 11.

Then, later, after the massacre has occurred, Brenner bumps into the door numbered 13:

Another piece of evidence I recently found is that it looks like both 005 and 007 each have a single broken finger in El's flashbacks.

Callahan asks "You think he got hurt?" prior to Hopper's next line:

“Not so hurt he couldn’t walk away…”

Most of Vecna’s victims (the lab kids being some of Henry/001’s victims) were injured to the point they couldn’t walk away… but if Will managed to escape with just a broken finger at about the age of 8 years old, in 1979. . . then that could explain Dustin’s comment.

However, Dustin moved to Hawkins in 4th grade, and assuming all four boys were in the same school grade, Dustin would have moved to Hawkins between the Fall of 1979 - Fall of 1980.

The massacre occurred in September of 1979… which means Will, El, and Mike are all 8 years old at the least.

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Schianto terribile fra uno scooter e una Fiat Panda: il motociclista è grave in ospedale

E’ grave al San Giovanni Bosco il motociclista coinvolto nel terribile scontro con una Fiat Panda, forse un frontale avvenuto intorno alle 21.15 all’altezza del civico 7 di via Paisiello: l’uomo, a bordo di uno scooter, è stato proiettato sotto un’auto parcheggiata. I vigili del fuoco hanno dovuto spostarla affinché i sanitari del 118 riuscissero a soccorrerlo e trasportarlo in “codice rosso” in…

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february 20

1816

Gioachino Rossini's opera "The Barber of Seville" premiers in Rome with disastrous results. A guitar string snaps, a cat walks on stage and there are protestations by rival composer Giovanni Paisiello. The audience hiss and jeer throughout the performance.

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Giovanni Paisiello (1740-1816) - Divertimento No. 2 for Strings in E-flat Major, II. Allegro. Performed by MAMA Orchestra on period instruments.

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Giovanni Paisiello (1740-1816)

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La stazione di ricarica per veicoli elettrici Be Charge da 22 kW situata a Reggiolo RE: in una zona residenziale, accanto alla casetta dell'acqua e ad una quindicina di minuti a piedi dal centro storico https://www.forumelettrico.it/forum/colonnina-be-charge-22-kw-reggiolo-re-viale-giovanni-paisiello-48-t35018.html #reggioemilia #reggiolo #becharge

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6 Flute Quartets, Op.23, No.1 In C Major, R.E.09

I. Allegro Moderato    II. Minuetto

By Composer Giovanni Paisiello

Performed By Gabriele Formenti (Flute) And Ensemble Il Demetrio

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