#giuseppe anselmi

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On this antique photocard ca. 1900 you see the Italian Tenor Giuseppe Anselmi (1876-1929).

He was only 20 years as he give first time on stage Turiddu in Greece. After 1900 he was very successful in Naples, London, Milano and in Buenos Aires. Take a look on his biography.

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27 maggio … ricordiamo … #semprevivineiricordi #nomidaricordare #personaggiimportanti #perfettamentechic

2021: Lorina Kamburova, attrice bulgara. Nel 2014 si laureò presso l’Accademia nazionale di teatro e arti cinematografiche Krastjo Sarafov a Sofia. Recitò in film bulgari, russi e statunitensi, la maggior parte dei quali del genere dell’orrore. Morta a soli 29 anni, per complicazioni da COVID-19. (n.1991) 2021: Robert Hogan, Robert Joseph Hogan, attore statunitense. Hogan ha iniziato la sua…

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Giuseppina Anselmi Faina (1818-1872) pintora italiana. Nació en Turín.

Su padre, Giuseppe Anselmi, funcionario de la corte de Saboya, hombre culto y amante del arte, pronto envió a su hija a estudiar dibujo y pintura, primero con Lorenzo Metalli, luego en el estudio privado de Giovan Battista Biscarra, el primer pintor de corte y director de la Accademia Albertina. Con tan solo 14 años Giuseppina participa en la segunda Exposición Pública de Turín, que tiene lugar en el Castello del Valentino. En 1838 estuvo presente en la nueva exposición en las salas Valentino con otros dibujos. En 1841, con 23 años, por encargo del rey Carlo Alberto, pintó dos retratos para la renovada Galleria del Daniel en el Palazzo Reale de Turín. Al año siguiente, se distinguió en la primera Exposición de la Società Promotrice di Belle Arti en Turín con cuatro óleos y un dibujo a lápiz. En 1842 viaja para perfeccionar sus habilidades artísticas, primero a Florencia y luego a Roma. Con 25 años fue nombrada académica de mérito por la Accademia dei Virtuosi al Pantheon y luego recibió una nominación similar de las Academias de Bellas Artes de Florencia y Perugia . Se casa con el conde Claudio Faina di San Venanzo: vive entre esta ciudad y Orvieto el resto de su vida.

Acostumbrada a los salones de Turín, Roma y Florencia, intenta recrear uno pequeño en Orvieto, recibiendo intelectuales y pintores de la zona. Del matrimonio nacieron tres hijos. A pesar de los compromisos familiares, Giuseppina continúa pintando, reivindicando su papel como pintora profesional.

Los años de las luchas del Risorgimento fueron difíciles para ella: en 1866 su hijo Eugenio, tras una desilusión amorosa, se alistó entre los voluntarios de Giuseppe Garibaldi en la III Guerra de la Independencia; al año siguiente muere su hija Gemma, las relaciones con su marido Claudio se deterioran por malos entendidos por diferencias culturales. Giuseppina atraviesa una dura crisis que supera tras un viaje que realiza con su hija Clelia por el norte de Italia. Vuelve a los lugares de su infancia, en Turín y Vercelli, lugar de nacimiento de su madre Anna Rottari. Pasa un tiempo en Cannobio, en el lago Maggiore, donde vuelve a recoger sus pinceles y paleta.

Vuelve a la pintura y va superando poco a poco las dificultades personales. Cargada de inquietudes y deseosa de distinguirse a nivel artístico, se detuvo durante largas temporadas en Florencia y Roma, donde se dividió entre visitas a talleres de pintores y escultores, veladas en los teatros y tardes en salones culturales. En 1871 participó en la primera exposición nacional de obras de mujeres , que tuvo lugar en Florencia. En los primeros meses de 1872 su mala salud empeoró y decidió regresar a Florencia para someterse a controles médicos. Aquí murió repentinamente con 51 años.

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Nastri D’Argento 2023: tutte le candidature - Mare Fuori è la serie dell’anno

Nastri D’Argento 2023: tutte le candidature - Mare Fuori è la serie dell’anno. Mare Fuori è la serie dell’anno. I Nastri d’Argento le hanno conferito il Nastro della Legalità e il premio come miglior progetto televisivo del 2023. I vincitori riceveranno il premio sabato 17 giugno a Napoli in occasione della serata finale dell’evento organizzato con la Film Commission Regione Campania. I CANDIDATI AI NASTRI D’ARGENTO Anche quest’anno la rassegna apre il voto ai Giornalisti Cinematografici, che deciderà il meglio della serialità in trenta titoli 2022-’23 andati in onda entro il 30 aprile 2023. Da 77 anni i Nastri d’Argento premiano, anche nelle coproduzioni internazionali, esclusivamente i talenti italiani. Nelle ‘cinquine’ vengono candidati per ogni titolo Produzione, Regia e Sceneggiatura con un’attenzione speciale ad ogni cast artistico e tecnico nella sua coralità. I ‘generi’ delle serie più popolari: Crime, Dramedy, Commedia e quest’anno Docuserie alle quali si aggiunge una terna di titoli per il Miglior Film tv. Un’attenzione particolare anche alle attrici e agli attori protagonisti e non protagonisti. Serie dell’anno: Mare Fuori – stagione 3 (Rai Fiction) di Ivan Silvestrini; Andiamo a vedere le candidature di quest’anno. Miglior Serie: Esterno Notte (Rai Fiction) di Marco Bellocchio; La vita bugiarda degli adulti (Netflix) di Edoardo De Angelis; The bad guy (Prime Video) di Giuseppe G. Stasi e Giancarlo Fontana; The good mothers (Disney+) di Elisa Amoroso e Julkian Jarrold; Tutto chiede salvezza (Netflix) di Francesco Bruni. Migliore Serie Crime: Christian – seconda stagione (Sky); Il Patriarca (Mediaset); La Legge di Lidia Poet (Netflix); Rocco Schiavone – quinta stagione (Rai Fiction); Sei donne. Il mistero di Leila (Rai Fiction). Nel Dramedy: Black out – Vite sospese (Rai Fiction), Corpo Libero (Paramount+); Prisma (Prime Video); Resta con me (Rai Fiction); Shake (Rai Fiction); Per Migliori commedie: Boris 4 (Disney+); Call my Agent (Sky); I delitti del Barlume (Sky); Incastrati – stagione 2 (Netflix); Sono Lillo (Prime Video). Per le docu-serie: Circeo (Paramount+); Il caso di Alex Schwazer (Netflix); L’ora – Inchiostro contro piombo (Mediaset); Vatican girl – La scomparsa di Emanuela Orlandi (Netflix); Wanna (Netflix). Per il Miglior Film tv: Fernanda (Rai Fiction); Filumena Marturano (Rai Fiction); Tina Anselmi. Una vita per la democrazia (Rai Fiction).... #notizie #news #breakingnews #cronaca #politica #eventi #sport #moda Read the full article

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Giuseppe Binetti feat. Danika - “Proprio quella notte”

Nuovo singolo per l’artista con la partecipazione della cantante canadese

Esce “Proprio quella notte”, nuovo singolo del rocker Giuseppe Binetti con la partecipazione dell’artista canadese Danika e del cantante death metal Roberto Biava. Collaborazione vincente che ha dato vita ad un brano dalle molteplici sfumature unendo vari mondi musicali. Binetti continua a far parlare di sé con una importante produzione mai fermatasi a conferma di una maturità ormai raggiunta dopo svariate pubblicazioni e centinaia di concerti alle spalle. “Proprio quella notte” è sui principali stores digitali e nelle radio italiane in promozione nazionale e il videoclip sarà visibile sul sito dell’artista e su YouTube dal 14 aprile.

Questo nuovo brano nasce da una storia breve ma intensa vissuta dal cantautore. Era in strada, sentiva solo i suoi passi ed improvvisamente una cascata di messaggi da parte di una donna che conosceva da tempo e proprio in quella notte dalle parole un coinvolgimento che lo trasporta in una nuova dimensione, una unione all'unisono e che lo conducono a vivere una storia breve ma intensa. Binetti ha subito pensato di scrivere questo brano e contattare Danika, cantante canadese conosciuta tramite un video su YouTube dove il cantautore fu invitato a cantare con Gianluca Grignani sul palco di San Michele a Bari. Il brano autobiografico è stato scritto e composto dallo stesso Giuseppe Binetti con la partecipazione di Leonardo Micio e Max Anselmi dei Doppio Senso che grazie ai loro arrangiamenti hanno dato un volto nuovo allo stile musicale del cantautore, modificandolo. Difatti vengono uniti tre generi musicali: pop, rock e death metal stile growl e il missaggio e il mastering, in collaborazione con gli States, sono stati affidati a ingegneri del suono che collaborano con Universal Music Group Nashville e Sony Music Entertainment in UK.

 Storia dell’artista

Cantautore di origine Barese, vive a Milano da 12 anni, il suo percorso musicale ha reso e rende omaggio a Vasco Rossi con i RADIO VASCO di Lecco. Fondatore della SiamoSoloNoi tribute band, nel 2006 premiato dal braccio destro di Vasco Rossi, collabora con altre tribute band al nord portando in piazze, locali, discoteche la musica del grande rocker italiano. 2 album inediti rock pop italiano “SOLO ROCK”, “OLTRE IL CONFINE” con il quale ha vinto in un programma TV di Italia1 Talent1 classificandosi al primo posto della Web Chart Italia, un ep “DANGEROUS” in lingua inglese presentato nel DVD degli Iron Maiden (THE MEN BEHIND THE MASK), un ep in italiano “LA LIBERTÀ” da cui l’omonimo brano portato in finale nazionale a SanremoRock 35° edizione, un ep  italiano e inglese  che racchiude la quarta collaborazione con Danika e che contiene il nuovo singolo "Proprio quella notte".

Di F. Adornetto

Web Site: https://giuseppebinetti.it/

Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/5etsOsyNEDRHBaYucd83mZ

Guarda il video:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BG0o_Pdxwa4

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Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky, Eugene Onegin: Lontan, lontan da me

Giuseppe Anselmi, Tenor

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♫ It's Now Or Never ♫

♫ It’s Now Or Never ♫

I have often said I was not a fan of Elvis Presley … I thought he was a bit too much of a showman and not enough of a serious musician.  However, some of his music I did … and do … really like.  Tonight’s song is one such … for no apparent reason it popped into my head tonight … Oh wait … I remember why!  I was responding to a comment by Roger and used the phrase “It’s now or never” and thus the…

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The man who gave his heart to Madrid (literally)

“As for your gentle invitation to becqueath a souvenir of my humble person to the Museum of the Teatro Real, I’ll answer you in al simplicity, even if I’m still alive. My breast still houses that muscular and impulsive dynamo we call heart; there are engraved, with indelible letters, the words Spain, Faith, Gratefulness, Love, which are like the four cardinal points. Well, I have left dispositions in my will for it to be placed near the bust of the divine Gayarre... I hope this will be enough, and I embrace you, and with you I embrace all the people of Madrid...”

Such were the words of the tenor Giuseppe Anselmi in a letter dated June 1925 and adressed to Luis París, then impresario of Madrid’s opera house, the Teatro Real. Born Antonio Giuseppe Anselmi in 1876 in Nicolosi, near Catania, in the East cost of Sicily. Anselmi was one of the most famous tenors of the first half of the 20th Century. After studying violin and piano in the Conservatory of Naples, he joined a troupe of operetta singers. Then legend says he was heard by the music publisher Giulio Ricordi, who advised him to go under vocal training with one of Italy’s most famous conductors, Luigi Mancinelli. Although there are sources that claim he did his debut as early as 1896, his official debut took place in 1900 at the Teatro San Carlo, in Naples.

The tenor soon made his way to the stages of Milan, London, St. Petersburg, Montecarlo, Brussels, Warsaw or Buenos Aires... He was admired because of his voice; it didn’t hurt that he was considered also a matinée idol, with his stage presence and his good looks. Short story, he became extremely popular. However, there was a special place where Anselmi was the absolute king, a place where the audience wouldn’t tire of him. A place where even Caruso failed to make the same impression. And that place was Madrid.

Our tenor made his debut there in January 1907, as Des Grieux in Massenet’s Manon. During eleven years (his last performance in the Teatro Real took place in 1918) he was the city’s favourite tenor. Apart from being popular as an opera singer, he won everyone’s hearts. The above mentioned Luis París considered him a charming lad, sympathetic and candid, humble and a good friend. Humble or not, Peppino Anselmi liked going to festivals in Madrid’s neighbourhoods, enjoying the company of the city’s inhabitants, more than that of the aristocratic salons.

 Anselmi’s career as an opera singer was truncated by First World War, and once it was finished, he barely stepped on a stage again, retiring to Italy, composing and teaching. His love for Madrid remained intact. When in 1924 the museum of the city’s opera house was organized, souvenirs from singers who had performed there started to arrive... And it was then when Anselmi offered his heart, to be placed next to the bust of another legendary tenor, Julián Gayarre. Little he knew that his gift to the city would arrive earlier than expected. Only four years after Anselmi’s offer, he died of pneumonia.

Thus the tenor’s heart started its eventful journey to Madrid, with another tenor (the Spaniard José Riera, one of Anselmi’s pupils) charged with the strange mission of bringing it to Spain. Things where made difficult at the Spanish border. Not impressed with Anselmi’s hommage, the authorities only gave permission to bring his heart to the Antropology Museum, where it remained during a year until Mr. París obtained permission to place it next to Gayarre’s bust. Our impresario left an account of this depressing visit.

Before me I had the only thing left of a good man, of the triumphant singer who was my friend. I remembered the nervous beating of that heart, when, everytime he left the stage, he embraced me, muttering ‘I am so happy, my dear Luis; I am so happy!’ (...)

But this wasn’t the end of the story. War had stopped Anselmi’s career, war almost destroyed his strange legacy. During the Spanish Civil War, the opera house became a munitions depot and, between that and the bombardment of the city, Anselmi’s heart was considered lost. However, it was saved by Fernando José de Larra, the new impresario, after venturing himself through the debris. The damaged opera house was no longer a safe place for what remained of its collections. And thus Anselmi’s heart had to do yet another voyage...

Today, Anselmi’s extravagant offer to the city of his success is housed at the National Museum of Theatre at Almagro, Ciudad Real. Maybe is time to return to Madrid again?

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"A historical chronological depiction from an imaginary Italy: a guess the reference game". 100th Anniversary

Unknown: Pdor Mythos Unknown: Appears the superheroes gene "Vip" 10'000 A.C: In the Mediterranean basin lives a society of amazoness 89 A.C: Marcus Aemilius Scaurus is born 71 A.C: Spartacus leads a slaves rebellion 55 A.C: Tros of Samothrace takes the parts of the Breton resistance against the Roman conquest of Britain 50 A.C: Julius Augustus Caesar's complete conquest of Gaul finds resistance against a village in Armorica 11 March 44 A.C: Julius Augustus Caesar is murdered 80: Barbarian Ardarico's conquest of Rome miserably fails; Flavian Amphitheatre is inaugurated and Timo becomes a gladiator 128: Architect Lucius Quintus Modestus repeatedly travels through time until the 21st century and visits the modern Japan 536: Martinus Paduei, a mysterious genius ahead of his time, leaves his mark in history as inventor, business owner, strategist and politician 569: King Alboin befriends and welcomes a sly and smart peasant to his court in Verona 726: Girolama Pellacani is raped by the Longobards 1050: Brancaleone of Norcia is born 1076: The saint hermit of Bismantova is sent to Aquileia in search of allies at the behest of Pope Gregory VII, but is hindered by the devil 1080: Brancaleone of Norcia takes part at the first crusade 1141: Baudolino is born 1150: Various supernatural events take place at the castle of Otranto 1249: The company of Selva Bella participates at the mission to free Enzo of Sardinia 1271: Marco Polo begins his travel toward the Orient 1280: Marco Polo reaches the court of Kublai Khan and tell him about the 55 cities 1295: Marco Polo returns to Venice Early XIV Century: To win the maritime war against Venice, the Genoese captain Luigi Gottardi builds the underground canal of Meloria 1300: Poet Dante Alighieri visits the afterlife in a week 1327: William of Baskerville is involved in a murder case sets in a benedictine abbey 15 April 1452: Leonardo da Vinci is born 1478: Takes places the quests of the "Company of the Gallows" 1506: Arte Spalletti becomes an artist 1534: Two english brothers find a passage for a subterranean world where the time flows more slowly and is populated by a society of pygmies 1537: During the battle of Turin a french soldier mysteriously survives to several deadly wounds 1570: To save her lover, war-prisoner at Famagosta in Cyprus, the duchess of Eboli wears an armor and under the alias of Captain Storm fights several battle against the Ottoman Empire 1595: The suicide of two lovers leads peace in a longtime feud between two Veronese families 1630: The black plague continues its killspread, Spanish local lord Don Rodrigo is found dead 1643: Nobleman Roberto de la Grive is presumed lost after a shipwreck in the Pacific Ocean 1650s: Alchemist Girolamo Fumagalli develops the basic technique of thanatography 1660s: Viscount Medardo of Terralba returns changed and maimed in a strange and impossible way from the Ottoman wars in Bohemia 1686: After losing his brothers during the Franco-Spanish war at the hand of Duke Wan Guld, the Lord of Ventimiglia Emilio of Roccabruna promises to avenge them and becomes the notorious Black Corsair 1711: A group of alchemists evoke a demon to gain eternal life 1713: Sir Frances Varney commits suicide by throwing himself into Mt. Vesuvius 7 January 1730: In Siena is approved the Notice of Violante of Bavaria 1741: Antonio Salvatore "Totò" Sapore invents pizza to bring peace between French and Neapolitan armies 1750s: Armando "The Scorpion" Catalano seeks the Templar treasure 1762: Reverend Yorick, friend of Tristram Shandy, visits France and Italy for a health issue 1764: Father Schedoni is involved in a conspiracy 1767: Cosimo Piovasco of Rondò, future baron of Ombrosa, climbs up a tree and will live his entire life on the trees 18 October 1775: Carlo Altovivi is born 1790: Scandal of the fallen noble family Mazzini 1798: Nobleman and soldier Fabrizio del Dongo is born 25 March 1799: Jacopo Ortis dies 1801: Vampire Giovanni Nosferatu is born 1812: Soldier Lazzaro Scacerni is one of the survivors of the retreat from Moscow and, after returning in Italy, becomes a wealthy miller 1825: History professor Mercurio Loi disappears 1826: Dr. Weiss solves the Fritzheim case 1829: A frenchman discovers the Spada family's treasure located in Montecristo Isle 1850: Count Isidor Ottavio Baldassarre Fosco reaches England to plan a political conspiracy 1855: Princess Teresa Uzeda of Francalanza dies 1860: The wooden puppet Pinocchio becomes a real children 1863: Three persons, claiming to be part of a scientific expedition, are spotted been ejected from Mt. Stromboli 1864: Countess Marina Vittoria Crusnelli of Malombra gets possessed 1870: Enrico Bottini is born; Edwin Drood mysteriously disappears leaving a secret still unsolved 1874: As social experiment some prisoners are released in a deserted island to create a self-managed isolated colony; Arsène Lupin is born 1878: Rosso Malpelo dies 1885: A frenchman from Tarascon survive to a fall during an attempt to reach the peak of Mt. Blanc 1887: Professor Sandrelli develops a substance that cancels gravity 1888: Full of remorse, baron Carlo Coriolano of Santafusca admits of being a killer 1889: Masked hero "Hidden Face" and Ugo Pastore take part at the Treaty of Wuchale; Escorted by english explorer Adam Wild, Count Narciso Molfetta explores Africa 7 December 1891: Vito Andolini is born 1893: Marco Pagot is born 1895: Architect Emilio Varelli starts the construction of the Three Mothers' manors September 1897: Giannino "Gian Burrasca" Stoppani is born 1898: The suppression of Milan riots are sabotaged by Tommaso Reiner 1899: Vadim Vadimovich N. Storov is born 29 May 1899: Giuseppe "Peppone" Bottazzi is born 30 May 1899: Don Camillo Tarocci is born Early 1900s: Paolo Zeder hypothesizes the "K-Zone" theory; Actress Maria Sarti gains notoriety under the stage name Ninì Tirabusciò 1910: Architect Emilio Varelli finishes the construction of the Three Mothers' manors; Aldovino reaches the moon to marry the princess Yala; Count Emilio Ponticelli partecipes at the Daily Post air race 1911: Famous composer Gustav von Aschenbach dies during a holiday in Venice WWI: Flying ace Marco Pagot turns into an anthropomorphic pig and assumes the identity of the bounty hunter Porco Rosso; Aviator Luciano Serra, aviator Matteo Campini, Private Lazzaro Scacerni and Private Italino take part at the conflict; Baron Cesare Stromboli helps the Triple Entente; Private Piero dies 1915: Air piratess Filibus terrorizes southern Italy performing several thefts 15 October 1915: Emilio Largo is born 1919: A man dressed in red and constantly speaking in rhyme becomes one of the richest italian 1920: Famous film director Guido Anselmi is born; Pugilist Furio Almirante emigrates in America 1927: Dr. Artemio Zacchia founds a medicine and natural science academy and starts his studies on immortality March 1927: Detective Francesco "Ciccio" Ingravallo solves the Via Merulana mystery June 1929: Fascist militia suppression at Fontamara 1930: Dominetta Vitali is born; Scientist Pier Cloruro de' Lambicchi creates a substance that gives life to the images 1933: Gastone Uliani investigates the faun's case 17 July 1934: Ugo Fantozzi is born 1935: Italy's invasion of Ethiopia is obstacled by local spy Bara 1936: Lawyer Gino Motta is locked up in an asylum after claiming that in the sea near Levanto lives a colony of mermaids 29 September 1936: Lolito B. Lassica is born 1938: Benzino Napaloni signs an alliance with Adenoid Hynkel; The launch of hierarch Gaetano Maria Barbagli's expedition for Mars takes place; Primo Cossi chooses to undergoes at the EPRA experiment; Dr. Emilio Lizardo and Professor Tohichi Hikita build the oscillation overthruster, Lizardo trying to enter into the 8th dimension becomes insane; American archeologist Martin Padway travels through time until 535 1939: Count Zero becomes a fascist agent; Film director Salvatore Di Vita is born 10 May 1939: Hierarch Gaetano Maria Barbagli and his troop land on Mars WWII: Captain Alberto Bertorelli, Captain Antonio Corelli, Major Oscar Pilli, Sergeant Nicola Lo Russo, Lieutenant Gino Rossati, Marmittone and Galeazzo Musolesi take part at the conflict; Partisian Johnny loses his life; Partisan Natalino "Capellone" Tartufato saves the life of the english spy Charles Harrison, Private Antonio is considered as straggler in Russia 1940s: Marcella Valmarin becomes a famous actress under the stage name of Alba Doris 25 December 1942: Photographer Valentina Rosselli is born 1943: The Finzi-Continis family is exterminated in a German Nazi lager, along with other jews 1944: In a hidden palace in the Republic of Salò, tortures takes place by hand of four wealthy personality of the republic 1945: End of World War II in Europe and the prison camps are freed, Giosuè Orefice is among the survivors 3 March 1945: Nicola "Nico" Giraldi is born 6 July 1945: Roberto "Rocky" Balboa is born 1950s: Bianca Castafiore is recognized as one of the best soprano in the world; Amelia Bonetti and Pippo Botticella become two renowned tip-tap dancers 6 September 1950: Salvo Montalbano is born 1952: In a laboratory comes to life a creature made of rubber 1953: Michele Apicella is born; During a diplomatic visit in Italy a princess escapes through the streets of Rome 1955: Criminal and con artist Mr. Ripley lands in Italy 1956: Painter Buono Legnani commits suicide 1957: Exorcist Don Zauker lands in Livorno 19 September 1958: Renato "René" Ferretti is born 1959: Topo Gigio debuts and becomes a television star; Detective Nero Wolfe moves to Rome after some "problems" with FBI 1960: Authoress Enrica Valldolit wins the Nobel Prize in Literature 1961: A british spy agent kills the terrorist Emilio Largo; A cemetery man has a close encounter with the Death 15 August 1962: A young university student loses his life in a car accident caused by an overtaking 1963: Medic Duca Lamberti loses his license and is imprisoned for practicing euthanasia; Calimero is born; "The Alphabet Killer" is caught 1966: Criminal Mastermind "The Fox" evades from prison 4 October 1967: Deboroh La Roccia is born 1968: Diabolik is presumed dead; Primo Cossi wakes up from hibernation and becomes a hitman related to the events of the Years of Lead 1969: A british criminal gang robs the FIAT industry 1970s: A criminal uses the sewer of a metropolis as hiding place and house; At Milan a group of bounty hunters form the C.T Association 1971: Fumagalli's thanatography is used to solve the four flies' mystery; Alberto Valle becomes the new Avio Motor CEO 1972: Somewhere in northern Italy, inside the Military Area 36, Professor Endriadi and his research team build the first AI February 1973: Four men commits suicide through planteration in a villa near Paris 1 June 1973: A terroristic attack blows up the Madonnina statue atop Milan Cathedral 1974: Andrea Straniero is born; Approved the healthcare reform "C.M.G"; Camilla Cagliostri is born 1975: After months of shipwreck on a deserted island in the Mediterranean sea, the wife of the industrial Lanzetti and a sailor are saved; The corpses of the Crespi d'Adda cemetery are resurrected; At Rome, German psychic medium Helga Ulmann is brutally killed 1976: For having inflicts severe damages to the organized criminality all over Italy in just few years, mysterious killers murder the police commissioner Betti 1977: Virginia Ducci survives at a murder attempt thanks to her clairvoyance 1978: Science fiction writer Della Spigola is abducted by the martians of Phobos; Discovered a breed of talking dog with a particular white fur with red spots; Famous chef Fausto Zoppi is killed by drowning; It ends the Filippo Carducci's kidnapping case; Riccardo Finzi begins his career as P.I 1979: 1980s: The ministry of the Great Hunt is founded; 1980: "Caterina" an American brand of robotic housekeeper goes on sale; Neapolitan camorra boss "The Marseillaise" and his gang are killed after a showdown; Rocky Giraldi is born, so named in honour of the famous boxer 12 August 1980: The Matchstick Man is spotted near the Abruzzi countryside 3 October 1980: Leonardo Zuliani is born 1981: The criminal known as "The Human Beast" loses his life in a gunfight 1982: The "K-Zone" theory is confirmed and Paolo Zeder is resurrected as zombie 1983: For the first time, alive people witness the "Palio di Siena of the dead contrade"; It is archived the case of the serial killer known as "The Killer Dwarf"; Naples F.C pays three billion for the acquisition of Brazilian footballer Paulo Roberto Cotequinho, he'll lead the Naples to the victory of its first championship four years later. 1984: Two men inadvertently travel through time back the 1492 August 1988: The first issue of "Bloody Eye" is published 1989: During a conference in Rome, experts try to discover the truth behind the Edwin Drood mystery; Deboroh La Roccia becomes Rat-Man 20 March 1989: Commissioner Corrado Cattani is killed in a mafia ambush 1990: FIFA World Cup scandal, the Italy team hires two pornstars to win; Salvo Montalbano becomes a police commissioner 1991: 1992: Sicilian gangster Johnny Stecchino uselessly resort to a person exchange to avoid death; During the annual Milan Film Festival, mystery fiction writer and amateur sleuth Jessica Fletcher resolves a murder case; During the quadrennial pallastrada world competition the St. Catherine prophecy comes true burning up the entire state of Gladonia November 1992: Daria Marchesi is jailed for the Baldacci murder, thus Marino Strano becomes Bloody Eye's head writer 1994: "The Florence Monster" is finally arrested; A feud between two families ends with the use of a low-potential atomic warhead; After various vicissitudes experienced in India, Marco Donati is exposed at the Aquarium Berlin as "The boy with the gills" 1995: Marco Buratti aka "The Alligator" starts a new career as P.I. 1996: After his death Ugo Fantozzi returns to life until 1998 1997: Police agent Napoleone di Carlo abandons his profession and moves in Switzerland 1999: Ugo Fantozzi is cloned; "The Fish in Love" becomes an international bestseller 2000s: Jimi Dini works at the development of his videogame "Nirvana"; Dr. Bartolomeo Zacchia continues his father's studies 2001: A romanian vampire is sighted in Rome April 2001: Giorno Giovanna becomes the Gangstar of the mafia association "Passione" 2005: Police agent Rocky Giraldi enters in service 2006: Rise of nationalism in Italy brings to the birth of Captain Padania July 2006: Activist Leonardo Zuliani disappears 2007: Mater Lacrimarum is killed 2009: During a spiritual séance, Gualtiero Marchesi conjures the Emily Ann Faulkner's spirit 2013: Long Wei becomes a local hero for the chinese communities in Italy; Celestine VI becomes the new pope 2014: An amateur gang of smart drugs dealers is arrested; Michele Silenzi gains superpowers 2015: Low-grade criminal Enzo Ceccotti gets superpowers and becomes the superhero Jeeg Robot; Arsène Lupin's grandson is spotted in Italy 2016: Benzino Napaloni is cloned; Intellectual Mario Bambea survives at his suicide attempt, contemporaneously begins the rise of popularity of the comedian Fabrizio "Bizio" Capoccetti 2017: In Calabria a farmer befriends a rare specimen of unicorn 11 September 2077: An asteroid falls in northeast Italy sweeping away Padoa, Vicenza and Verona while Venice is half submerged

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Giuseppe Anselmi (1876-1929) was an immensely gifted tenor whose relatively brief career took him to major theaters on both sides of the Atlantic.  Born in Catania, Sicily, Anselmi’s musical talents were discovered quite early and he began studies at the Naples Conservatory at the age of twelve.  Interestingly, his initial discipline was not voice but violin and he made his debut as a concert violinist in his hometown in 1889.  By the age of sixteen, Anselmi discovered his vocal talents and began touring the Italian provinces with a small operetta company. ��Celebrated music publisher Giulio Ricordi heard the fledgling tenor and encouraged him to pursue vocal studies with the intention of making a career in opera.  Anselmi sought out Luigi Mancinelli, the famed conductor, composer and teacher, and began an intensive two year period of vocal study with him.  According to most sources, the young tenor’s operatic debut occurred in 1896 as Turiddu in Cavalleria Rusticana at the Royal Opera in Athens.  However, Anselmi himself remembered his debut as having taken place a year later in Patras, Greece.  Regardless, Anselmi spent the next couple of years with a touring repertory company, bouncing around Greece, Turkey and Egypt in such operas as Il Barbiere di Siviglia and La Traviata.   By 1900, Anselmi had made his way back to his homeland, where he made his Italian debut in Genoa as Rodolfo in La Bohème.  His years in the far flung provinces had served him well, for he had not only built an impressive repertoire but a fine reputation as well.  1901 saw important debuts at the San Carlo in Naples (as Turiddu) as well as London’s Covent Garden (as the Duke in Rigoletto).  Anselmi was then pressed into service as Florindo for the Naples premiere (one of several simultaneous premieres throughout Italy) of Mascagni’s Le Maschere. However, the Mascagni opera turned out to be a failure and London critics were not impressed with Anselmi’s “disagreeable bleating tone”. Luckily, the tenor was able to weather the storm of bad publicity and emerged with his reputation unscathed. 1904 saw Anselmi’s debut at La Scala, where he was to become a popular fixture.  Later that same year, he returned to Covent Garden to sing the English premiere of Cilea’s Adriana Lecouvreur, this time to glowing reviews.  His international career in full swing, Anselmi was enjoying success on the stages of Vienna, Berlin, Lisbon, Paris, Monte Carlo, Brussels and Buenos Aires.  He was particularly admired in St. Petersburg, Moscow and Warsaw, cities to which he returned annually until the Revolution.  It was Madrid, however, that was the city of his greatest successes.  Anselmi became an almost mythical figure to Madrid audiences and enjoyed star status there throughout his career. Anselmi’s health, which was never particularly robust, was adversely affected by the years of travel from city to city.  This may account for the fact that he retired from the stage at the early age of 40.  He returned to his estate in Zoagli (near Genoa) where he became a bit of a recluse.  A lifelong bachelor (who sometimes had to endure tiresome speculation about his sexuality), Anselmi was intensely secretive about his private life and offered few details to interviewers.  In his retirement, he spent time coaching young singers and dabbling in composition.  He also gave the occasional concert, appearing in public for the last time at a benefit concert in Rapallo in February of 1926…but as a violinist.  By this point, sadly, Anselmi’s physical condition was deteriorating.  He had contracted tuberculosis, which greatly sapped his strength.  On May 27, 1929, he died from pneumonia at his villa at the age of 52.  In the ultimate poetic gesture, he bequeathed his heart to the city of Madrid, where it reposes in a crystal urn at the Museum of the Teatro del Regio. Giuseppe Anselmi was a remarkable artist and one of the few remaining bel canto stylists of his era.  His repertoire of over 20 roles was quite diverse, including such operas as Don Giovanni, The Barber of Seville, Don Pasquale, La Favorita, Tosca, La Bohème, Iris, Fedora, La Gioconda, La Traviata, Faust, Werther, Manon, The Pearl Fishers and Yevgeny Onegin.  His impressive recorded legacy, made for Fonotipia between 1907 and 1910 (with a handful of titles recorded for Edison in 1913), reveals exemplary musicianship, remarkable technique and impeccable artistry.  The voice itself is, for the most part, a pleasing lyric tenor, although Anselmi seems to be plagued by chronic congestion (he can be heard frequently clearing his throat in his recordings) that creeps into his tone from time to time.  That being said, Anselmi’s recordings are a marvel to listen to and a magical window through which we can experience a long lost style of singing.

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Dall’articolo "Vino, le 103 cantine migliori d’Italia secondo Wine Spectator" di Luciano Ferraro

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Pesaro, il violinista Giuliano Carmignola inaugurerà la stagione 2023 dell’Ente Concerti

Pesaro, il violinista Giuliano Carmignola inaugurerà la stagione 2023 dell’Ente Concerti. Domenica 8 gennaio 2023 (ore 18) lo straordinario violinista Giuliano Carmignola inaugurerà la stagione 2023 dell’Ente Concerti di Pesaro con un omaggio ad Antonio Vivaldi e Johann Sebastian Bach. Degno partner sul palco del Teatro Sperimentale sarà Daniele Orlando, primo violino e solista dell’orchestra I Solisti Aquilani. Carmignola è considerato tra i massimi interpreti del barocco italiano. Le sue registrazioni discografiche di Vivaldi, presenti nella prima parte del concerto, hanno fatto storia. La seconda parte del concerto è dedicata a Johann Sebastian Bach, con il celebre concerto in Re minore per due violini e orchestra. Un concerto scintillante, imperdibile, che esalta il virtuosismo barocco e la grande tradizione violinistica italiana. Annoverato fra i più grandi violinisti attivi nel panorama internazionale, Giuliano Carmignola ha iniziato la carriera come solista sotto la guida di direttori d’orchestra quali Claudio Abbado, Eliahu Inbal, Peter Maag e Giuseppe Sinopoli, esibendosi nelle più prestigiose sale da concerto del mondo. Le sue registrazioni hanno ottenuto numerosi e importanti riconoscimenti come il Diapason D’Or e lo Choc du Monde. Giuliano Carmignola è stato insignito del titolo di Accademico della Reale Accademia Filarmonica di Bologna e di Accademico di Santa Cecilia. Daniele Orlando a soli 17 anni ha debuttato come solista con il Concerto di Cajkovskij diretto da Donato Renzetti. Ha tenuto concerti da solista e in formazioni da camera negli Stati Uniti, in America Latina, Russia, Germania, Francia, Romania, Slovacchia, Portogallo, Grecia, Irlanda e Svezia, collaborando con artisti quali Krzysztof Penderecki, Bruno Canino, Antonio Anselmi, Ramin Bahrami, Anna Tifu e Gabriele Geminiani. Con Giovanni Sollima ha eseguito il doppio concerto di Donizetti per la Festa della Repubblica Italiana in diretta TV su Rai 1 dal Salone dei Corazzieri del Quirinale. Dal 2014 è violino di spalla de I Solisti Aquilani. I Solisti Aquilani si costituiscono nel 1968 sotto la guida di Vittorio Antonellini. Il loro repertorio va dalla musica barocca alla musica contemporanea. Hanno tenuto tournée in tutto il mondo, dall’Africa all’America, dall’Europa al Medio ed Estremo Oriente, ospiti delle più prestigiose istituzioni musicali e sale da concerto, collaborando con grandi artisti, tra i quali Maurice André, Michele Campanella, Angela Hewitt, Krzysztof Penderecki, Massimo Mercelli, Salvatore Accardo, Luis Bacalov, Giovanni Sollima, Mischa Maisky, Vladimir Ashkenazy, Mario Brunello, Richard Galliano, Andrea Lucchesini, John Malkovich. Nel 2017 hanno tenuto al Palazzo del Quirinale – insieme al violoncellista Giovanni Sollima e in diretta su Rai 1 – il concerto per la Festa della Repubblica alla presenza del Capo dello Stato Sergio Mattarella. Nel 2019 sono stati ospiti a Bruxelles, nella sede del Parlamento Europeo, e a Roma, a Palazzo Montecitorio, con il progetto “Una nuova stagione”, una interpretazione in chiave ambientalista delle Quattro Stagioni di Antonio Vivaldi. Nel corso degli anni hanno realizzato “prime esecuzioni assolute” commissionate a importanti compositori italiani. Dal 2013 la direzione artistica è affidata a Maurizio Cocciolito. I BIGLIETTI: Vendita biglietti alla biglietteria del Teatro Sperimentale, aperta dal mercoledì al sabato dalle 17 alle 19.30. I biglietti disponibili saranno messi in vendita anche il giorno del concerto dalle 10 alle 13 e dalle 17 fino ad inizio spettacolo. Prezzi biglietti Posto di platea € 13; posto di galleria € 10; Ridotto under 25 in tutti i settori € 5. Una parte dei posti disponibili viene messa in vendita online; l’acquisto può essere effettuato visitando il sito www.vivaticket.it. L’acquisto online comporta un aggravio del costo del biglietto in favore del gestore del servizio. Informazioni: Ente Concerti, tel. 0721 32482, info@enteconcerti.it, www.enteconcerti.it - Teatro Sperimentale, tel. 0721 387548, Via Rossini, Pesaro.  ... #notizie #news #breakingnews #cronaca #politica #eventi #sport #moda Read the full article

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La Libertà è il nuovo singolo di Giuseppe Binetti

il brano che da il nome anche al suo ultimo EP , Fuori dal 4 ottobre

La libertà è l’ebbrezza che si prova dopo essere stati segregati in casa per circa due anni; è la sensazione di vita che scorre veloce; è catturare un’idea al momento giusto strappandola all’oblio; è un testo ed una musicalità inchiodati al pentagramma. Nasce così ‘La libertà’... da una bella collaborazione consacrata da una grande amicizia senza scadenza che ha resistito anche al periodo buio del COVID e anzi ne ha saputo trarre profitto.

Con il gran lavoro svolto dalla Jam Band Italia nasce un progetto, durante i mesi di lockdown (per sostenere tutti i cantanti), tra il cantautore Giuseppe Binetti e il chitarrista Max Anselmi, il suo batterista Leonardo Micio che ha ideato il brano nella strutta musicale, dei Doppio Senso Tribute Vasco che vantano collaborazioni con i musicisti di Vasco. Presente anche il frontman Salvatore Luce dei Vascolici, altra cover band di Bari, voluto da Giuseppe. Registrazioni affidate a Germano Barlattani Basso, Vincenzo Rucci Guitar. Max Barracane, storico arrangiatore del cantautore, completa l’opera con il mix e master del brano. Il cantautore di Bari vivendo a Milano ha voluto unire tutta l’Italia. Difatti, “ La libertà” nasce dal grande desiderio di esternare l’urlo disperato di chi costretto a rimanere rinchiuso in casa. Due difficili anni di restrizioni, la voglia di tornare a vivere come prima, riempire le piazze o i locali cantando tutti insieme: “la libertà è come un volo che ti porta in mezzo al cielo!”.

Un ringraziamento speciale va agli Outergate e al frontman Roberto Biava per le riprese nel loro studio.

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Renato Anselmi, Beatrice

Giuseppe Anselmi, Tenor

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S. Messa per il mondo del lavoro. L’Arcivescovo: «Chiesa genovese sempre vicina e attenta alle realtà lavorative della città»

S. Messa per il mondo del lavoro. L’Arcivescovo: «Chiesa genovese sempre vicina e attenta alle realtà lavorative della città»

Arcidiocesi: S. Messa per il mondo del lavoro. L’Arcivescovo: «Chiesa genovese sempre vicina e attenta alle realtà lavorative della città» Nella Solennità di San Giuseppe, venerdì 19 marzo, l’Arcivescovo ha presieduto in San Lorenzo la S. Messa per il Mondo del Lavoro, animata dalla Cappella musicale della Cattedrale e concelebrata da Mons. Nicolò Anselmi, Vescovo Ausiliare, e da diversi…