#renoir quartet

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Dimmi 10 cover di Stairway To Heaven. Grazie <3

Dopo anni arriva un anonimo che mi fa una domanda così! Grazie

Allora, partiamo da una versione non cover, e cioè quella di How The West Was Won, live ufficiale dei Led Zeppelin, per me la più bella di sempre.

Poi (artista, album di riferimento)

Dread Zeppelin, 5,000,000 - Rodrigo Y Gabriela, Tamacun - Frank Zappa, The Best Band You Never Heard In Your Life - Stanley Jordan, Flying Home - Rolf Harris, The Definitive Rolf Harris - Rick Wakeman, Piano Portraits - Natalie Renoir & DJ Leao, Singolo - Vitamin String Quartet, Vitamin String Quartet 1999 - Iron Horse, Whole Lotta Bluegrass A Vocal Bluegrass Tribute To Led Zeppelin Songs - London Symphony Orchestra, Kashmir

Sono le prime dieci che mi vengono in mente, fammi sapere quale ti piace di più

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Reasons for Being Close Friends

Renoir's initial 2★ story (1/1)

Location: terrace (morning) | Characters: Renoir, Monet, Sisley, Bazille, Aoi/MC

Renoir: Hmm… It's a beautiful day, isn't it. The sun is mild and the wind is fresh. This is perfect... A perfect day for sketching, don't you think?

Monet: Yeah. Well then, let's all go a little further afield today and paint on the riverbank!

Sisley: Yes, I agree. There's a good spot upriver. At this time of the year, the flowers are always blooming beautifully when I pass by on my deliveries. I think a good picture can be painted with great comfort.

Renoir: Alright. Once that's decided, we'll need a lunch box, snacks, and some drinks.

Bazille: We don't need alcohol…

Sisley: Yeah. You can't paint if you drink, can you?

Renoir: Then, if we shift it to a hanami picnic, there would be no problem at all.

Bazille: Jeez. I thought we were talking about going out to paint, weren't we?

Renoir: I thought we were talking about going out to have fun, fufu. It would be great to drink with pretty ladies, wouldn't it?

Sisley: It's all about having a party for you, is it?

Renoir: Oh come on, come on. It's all about having fun with paintings and flowers.

Aoi: It's certainly lively here. What's up with you all getting together?

Renoir: Hello, my lady. You've come at the right time.

Aoi: Uh, is that so?

Renoir: Indeed. We were just having a fun conversation.

Aoi: Wow, what is it, what is it about?

Monet: Sketchin', cherry blossom viewing, banquet... I guess.

Aoi: Hmm? Ah, are you all going out together?

Renoir: Sisley said he knew a good spot.

Monet: Yup! Because it's fun to paint together!

Sisley: But it's going to be more of a banquet than a sketching session, though.

Bazille: I'm unwilling to do that…

Aoi: Fufu… The four of you are really close.

Monet: Yeah! We've known each other for a long time!

Aoi: Did you go to the same art school?

Bazille: Yeah. At Gleyre-sensei's place.¹

Sisley: We're all different types, though.

Monet: But I don't know how… I was comfortable bein' with these guys.

Renoir: Fufu, that's right. I guess you could say we're a perfect match. Maybe it was all balanced out, I don't know.

Bazille: It's mainly Monet who rushes through and Renoir who stirs things up appropriately…

Monet: But Sisley is a nice buffer for us.

Sisley: However, Bazille always follows through with whatever we say.

Aoi: Really... As I said before, you're a good quartet.

Renoir: That's right. Because good alcohol tastes even better when the four of us drink it together. I feel like meeting everyone here is a lifetime treasure.

Monet: Yeah.

Sisley: Yes.

Bazille: …²

Aoi: That's lovely, isn't it.

Ah. So the four of you are going out to sketch today?

Renoir: Exactly, however…

Aoi: However?

Renoir: Hey, you should come with us too, my lady.

Aoi: Huh, me as well?

Monet: Yeah! I like that! Let's go together, director.

Sisley: Ah, however, wouldn't it be a nuisance to invite the director out of the blue…?

Aoi: No, it's fine for me. Wouldn't that be a distraction for you, though?

Bazille: If that were the case, we wouldn't have invited you in the first place.

Renoir: Yes yes. Also, I'd be happy for you to be my model as well.

Aoi: I-I see. If it's okay with me, I'd be happy to.

Renoir: Thank you. Aah, I'm looking forward to it. Cherry blossom viewing party with beautiful scenery, delicious drinks and a lovely young lady.

Aoi: (H-Huh…? They're going to sketch, right?)

(Well… Whatever.)

¹: Marc Gabriel Charles Gleyre was a Swiss artist who was a resident in France from an early age. He was an important Impressionist artist and he taught many young artists, including Monet, Renoir, Sisley and Bazille. [Source: Wikipedia]

²: I can't really put it into words but please assume that Bazille is smiling in this part, he was quiet but he was smiling. Bazille you dork ↓

[nexthlive]

01 00:00 Wicked Game (Strange Desire Mix) - Ituana 02 03:09 Here Comes The Sun (Remix) - @SarahMenescalOfficial 03 05:47 Clocks (Sign Of The Times Remix) - Ituana 04 08:32 Your Love (Bellestar Remix) - Dinah Eastwood, Bellestar 05 11:17 Can't Take My Eyes Off You - Natalie Renoir, Stereo Dub, Brazil XXI 06 14:13 The Sweetest Taboo (Remix) - Scubba, Ivette Moraes, Ronan 07 17:21 Lovefool (Dalbani Remix) - Urselle, Dalbani 08 20:29 Dreams (No.oN Remix) - Eve St. Jones, No.oN 09 23:48 Everybody Wants To Rule The World (Dataset Extended Mix) - Stereo Dub, Dataset 10 27:59 Hold On, We're Going Home (Urban Love Remix) - Francoise Sanders, Urban Love 11 30:51 Your Love Is King (Ronan Remix) - Amazonics, Ronan 12 33:45 Love Is In The Air (Bellestar Remix) - Urban Love, Bellestar 13 36:59 Wonderful Life (Klub Rider Remix) - The Cooltrane Quartet, Klub Rider 14 41:00 Good For You (Krister Remix) - Style Project, Krister 15 44:12 Always Remember Us This Way (Extended Remix) - Roger Beck 16 48:01 Love Will Tear Us Apart (Ronan Remix) - Bellestar, Ronan 17 50:40 Self Control - Krister, Dalbani 18 53:41 Time After Time (Dataset Remix) - Sarah Menescal, Dataset 19 57:13 Don't Dream It's Over (Gm House Remix) – Sixth Finger 20 59:37 Magic - Trippynova, Natalie Renoir

[danbenzvi]

Just listened to: “The Favourite (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)”

Vivaldi

Featuring the following tracks:

Orchestra “Classic Music Studio” featuring Alexander Titov - “Handel: Concerto Grosso in B Flat, Op. 6, No. 7, HWV 325 - 1. Largo“

Brigitte Haudebourg & Orchestre Pro Arte De Munich & Kurt Redel - “W.F. Bach: Harpsichord Concerto in A Minor, F. 45 - 3. Allego Ma Non Tanto”

Jean-Philippe Collard & Vincent Royer - “Ferrari: Didascalies”

Ars Antigua & Rachel Barton Pine - “Vivaldi: Viola d’amore Cocerto in A Minor, RV 397 - 1. Vivace”

John Eliot Gardiner & English Baroque Soloists & David Blackadder - “Purcell: Trumpet Sonata in D Major, Z. 850 - 2. Adagio”

Renoir Quartet - “Meredith: Songs for the M8 - Movement II”

Olivier Latry - “Messiaen: La Nativite Du Seigneur - 7. Jesus accepte la Souffrance”

Miklos Teleki - “J.S. Bach: Pastorale in F Major,  BWV 590 - 3. Aria”

Peter Hurford - “J.S. Bach: Fantasia In C Minor, BWV 562″

Simon Preston - “J.S. Bach: Prelude (Fantasy) and Fugue in G Minor, BWV 542 - “Great” - 1. Praeludium (Fantasy)”

Renoir Quartet - “Meredith: Songs For The M8 - Movement V”

Brigitte Haudebourg & Orchestre Pro Arte De Munich & Kurt Redel - “W. F. Bach - Harpsichord Concerto in D Major, F. 41 - 2. Andante”

Sonatori De La Gioiosa Marca & Giuliano Carmignola - “Vivaldi: Violin Concerto in E Minor, RV 277 “Il Favorito” - 2. Andante”

The English Concert & Trevor Pinnock - “Handel: Water Music Suite No.1 in F, HWV 348 - 2. Adagio e staccato”

Arthur Schnabel - “Schubert: Piano Sonata No.1 in B Flat, D.960 - 2. Andante Sostenuto”

Elton John - “Skyline Pigeon”

[Availability for this one is *weird*.  Amazon has a listing for a physical version but it’s not in stock, Spotify has a listing for it but it’s missing three songs, Amazon’s streaming version appears to be complete, the Apple music listing only has 5 of the 16 songs available...like I said, *weird*.]

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Bruegel 之 旅

著者：中野 孝次 https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/中野孝次

賞析節錄

The Hunters in the Snow

（前段自述略）

Bruegel ��什麼如此親切的對我說話？幾乎每天都往來於附近的美術

史美術館，光呆在那個展覽室就夠幸福了。那裡帶我進入了靜逸的

世界；安靜的聲音，就好像在告訴我：這裡才是老弟應該來的地方。

其中，就以這幅色調鮮明的「雪中獵人」的世界最吸引我。

https://www.bing.com/images/search?q=Bruegel&form=HDRSC3&first=1 那是在酷寒嚴冬的自然之中的營生。烏雲覆蓋的地面埋入了深雪，

池塘、河川映照著凝重的天空，帶著綠青色的冰凍。在那裡，穿得

臃腫的孩子們玩耍，人人縮著頸項趕路。然而這一切越離越遠，連

他們的叫聲、歡樂聲都聽不到，世界在寒氣之中靜悄悄。向著這樣

的世界，三個倔強的獵人背負貧乏的獵物，帶著筋疲力竭的獵犬，

一步步的走上歸程。畫的前景，切過了整個畫面一般，從左至右

形成接連著近景的高斜面；獵人剛結束了在深雪中空無的勞動，

終於到達了這個得以俯瞰村落的小丘。觀畫者為貫穿畫面，整體

大幅描寫這些疲勞而沉重的背影，從左至右一整列默默行進的存在感

所吸引，也同時感知這三個人還有必需走的距離。一棵棵黑而光禿禿

的樹圍繞著這一��，如同強調著孤立於世界之外，必需依靠己力行走

的姿態。左邊山丘的另一端，忙著冬季打點的旅宿人們也不瞧他們

一眼。旅宿人家有他們的活要幹。焚燒著的火，好像在傳達寒氣

一般，成了一條直線。畫 似乎是在訴說著這就是人世間的生活。 人，絕對沒有自然來得優越。他的命運就如同這靜默的嚴冬一般，

併在裡面深深跟從著自然的運行。就這個當下，自然，以雪、冰

和寒氣，向人們顯示著他那難以測度的魔力，教人們如何耐過

生之慘苦。在那裡，色彩的氾濫、感傷、人性的肥大、意識形態，

通通沒有。所有的一切都在緻密的被眺望，被描寫的位置那裡，

以他們自己的力氣在那應該有的地方，應該有的存在著。散布在

遠景的細節，一部分被強調的，也很精緻的成為微型的繪畫世界，

分別的構成了他們自身完結的世界。人們免不了被那不大的故事性

中所散發魅力的細部所追趕。還有那型態的大小、構成，或配置，

構築出來的整體形像，而回到了畫的思想。 在那裡，既沒有 米蓋郎基羅 由於煩惱而異常擴大的 “人間性”

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Human_sexuality   也沒有

超自然的理性的勝利、英雄 , 賢者、Rembrandt 一般優秀又有

個性的市民，就只是那裡都有的一般人。因為看不到獵人的

面孔。而即便如此，在這白、綠、黑褐色調相間，自然的嚴酷

支配下，他們一個個是有著如何飽滿的存在啊。他們的背影遠遠，

小小的，就是很確實的，無法替代的存在；在那邊就可以感覺

得到。我不曾看過這幅畫。那似乎是與我少年時代以來所熟悉的

印象派等近代繪畫完全不同的原理所製作出來的，用不一樣的

語言訴說，是我第一次見到這一類別的畫。那就是只說出所謂

「東西」的存在感。然而印像派一直以來教給我的是「東西」，

與主觀勝利的拋棄。如此說來，在這畫中的任何形象都畫得如此

線條明確。然而印象派主張拋棄線條，從色彩解放。還有也就是說，

將繪畫一意的從視覺的感覺解消。我腦中浮現出了 Renoir 的 ：

Luncheon of the BoatingParty https://www.ss.net.tw/page.asp?id=Renoir001

覺得那是如何的素樸而完全信賴著自然與人性。感覺的愉快，主觀的

勝利；這是怎麼一回事呢？然後我又想到了來到巴黎接觸到 印象派

的時候，Van Gogh 那貧弱的線條與搖搖晃晃的樹木。連畫出

「The Potato Eaters」的這位聖畫家都進入成了印象派之毒的

「眺望 Mont des Martyrs」（圖缺）、「Rue de Clichy」那麼

貧弱的世界。

https://www.ss.net.tw/page.asp?id=VanGogh032

https://www.gallery-aoki.com/replicatop.html 相對的，輪廓線條明確，只有堅固「東西」的存在感而成立的這個

畫面的沉默，可是何等冷靜而強力的傳達了訊息。觀賞著標題為

「雪中獵人」，連想接續而至。在不知不覺之間，我發現到自己

正在與自己的半生對話（當時我 41歲。）印象派讓我連想到

高村光太郎，或者 白樺派 對「個性」、「自然」等野放圖的謳歌、

即便在戰爭時代，高校教育也向著教養主義的氛圍，在如此的

氛圍下，將藝術帶向自青年時期以來所高漲的、日常生活異次元的

價值。我感到自己的對處無方，走上了錯誤的道路。因為不去看

毫無疑問在眼前存在著的東西，很愚蠢的繞遠路，構築了抽象的

觀念世界。而在這裡，令到一般無名民眾的日常生活世界裡，幾乎

大部分以原般原樣的姿態純化至聖性。 有著強烈西洋經驗的 高村光太郎，在歸國之後，將這樣的國度，

以近乎嘔吐的程度，正面的凝視了日本的現實。然而在那之後，

就鑽進了觀念性的人間性與讚美自然的超現實的世界。這不免

感想到，對啊，誰都一樣在相同的地方走上了迷途也說不定。 〈〈任誰都一面說著必需從日本的現實出發，而其實大家都處在

暗黑花叢的樂園裡。〉〉（野間 宏 “黯淡的畫”）

這就是 1937、8年左右一個沉迷於革命美夢意識形態裡��青年們

的告白。和 光太郎 的藝術苦惱無關，在彈壓社會主義運動下苦惱

的學生們。這兩者迷途的地點，就非現實的觀念性上面來說，竟然

是如此的相似。 似乎自嘲一般，聽到了一個聲音；“立身成名”；終究我們在這百年間

只是在如此的召喚中盲目的奔走罷了。我們應該是純然的缺少對藝術

與自然的自律性信仰、社會主義的夢、成名主義的要素。在對著同樣

的社會氣流中孤獨的戰鬥，大家向社會之外、觀念的世界追求。

說起來是要他人接納，在那裡無由產生對話。而且，在沒有戰鬥

夥伴對話的世界，現實變得越來越不現實。只有孤獨的編織著夢

與抽象的世界，才是現實也說不定。 既不是夢，也不是觀念，為做為現實所有物存在的西洋現實感

所壓倒，只是讚嘆，都成了毒素積累一般，一邊為憂鬱所啃蝕，

一邊徘徊就像這樣在異國街道的現在這個當下的自己，是何等

非現實的存在啊。想到自己既沒有所學的專屬，就只是在少年

時代被提升到巨大幻影象徵的土地，只是以見識為目的的目的

的我，是如此憂鬱著的我。絲毫不關心中央部都會區的文化，

出外打拚賺錢的外勞，豈不是更加來得有現實性？在清晨用水

洗著巴黎污垢的黑人、替代了法蘭克福，慕尼黑 的在地階級

子弟，由 近東、南義大利，或者 西班牙，從事著地下鐵工事，

在建築現場，在街道改裝工事等肉體勞動的外籍勞工。他們是

如此實際的存在著。親身接觸著過路人輕侮的眼光、媒體的警戒

論調，一個房間住了好幾個人的慘淡 ; 感受著所有露骨的個人主義。

又想起了每個休假日在黯淡的車站建築內無事走動的褐色皮膚，

令人感覺不舒服的男人們。想像那令人感覺的不舒服，侵蝕著歐洲

所有的關係，卻是不可欠缺的存在的樣子。相較起來，遠東黃皮膚

的西洋崇拜者；簡單的說，好像也只是無害的存在罷了吧。

＊＊＊＊

作者的思慮，寫到後來，原本的憂鬱具體的多愁善感了起來。

這麼一個來自高度文化國度的作者，與外勞自身的國度，隨著時間

的演化，一如既��的還是相當的不同。至於對線條明確的存在感，

或者虛無氾濫的感傷，恐怕是想得太多。然而卻也因此，而讓日本

一直的還能夠維持令觀光客喜愛的原因吧。它的原因可能就是來自

如此一般的自省能力。總的說來，有鑽牛角尖的書呆子氣 － iseilio

──

教養主義：

• 不關心於世間樣式的煩瑣，只集中關心於當下的自己。有教養地，

做一個隨時，對著什麼，都想說些話語的女性。

＊ 世間的 な 煩 らしさに無關心になれて今、自分でありたいと思う

事に關心を集中させたい。教養的である、何時でも何か話しかける

事の出來る女性になりたい。

• 爸爸 ﹗感謝您！ 請救救我 ！

＊ パパ ﹗感謝しています，たすけて下さい ﹗

－－－－

當我首抵弟弟的家門，在家母睡房的衣櫥上看到贴著這麼兩張紙條。

翻��成 “ 救救我！” 當然是有感於家母對人生當下的處境而來的直接

感觸 。就個人來說，只是太閒無聊而已。

－ 我走出房門拿起了電話 ﹕ 嘟 － 嘟 － 嘟 － ﹗「 喂 ﹗」「 如此

如此 ‥‥ ！ 這般這般 ‥‥ ！ 要有覺悟！‥‥ 要早做安排！‥..，

‥‥，」

2010 －－

世界名畫家畫作 總覽 https://iseilio-blog.tumblr.com/post/190291009087

Arnold Schoenberg, String Quartet No. 1 in d minor, op. 7 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kpTXZDVe5Wg&t=142s

[ethereal-tongue]

1. Concerto Grosso in B-Flat, Op. 6, No. 7, HWV 325: 1. Largo – Orchestra “Classic Music Studio” & Alexander Titov (1:11) 2. Harpsichord Concerto in A Minor, F.45: 3. Allegro Ma Non Tanto – Brigitte Haudebourg, Orchestre Pro Arte De Munich & Kurt Redel (6:19) 3. Didascalies – Jean-Philippe Collard & Vincent Royer (15:07) 4. Viola d’amore Concerto in A Minor, RV 397: 1. Vivace – Ars Antigua & Rachel Barton Pine (3:10) 5. Trumpet Sonata in D Major, Z. 850: 2. Adagio – John Eliot Gardiner, English Baroque Soloists & David Blackadder (1:32) 6. Songs For The M8: Movement II – Renoir Quartet (2:19) 7. La Nativité du Seigneur: 7. Jésus accepte la Souffrance – Olivier Latry (4:56) 8. Pastorale in F Major, BWV 590: 3. Aria – Miklós Teleki (3:03) 9. Fantasia in C Minor, BWV 562 – Peter Hurford (5:55) 10. Prelude (Fantasy) and Fugue in G Minor, BWV 542 – “Great”: 1. Praeludium (Fantasy) – Simon Preston (5:11) 11. Songs For The M8: Movement V – Renoir Quartet (1:55) 12. Harpsichord Concerto in D Major, F.41: 2. Andante – Brigitte Haudebourg, Orchestre Pro Arte De Munich & Kurt Redel (6:42) 13. Violin Concerto in E Minor, RV 277 “Il Favorito”: 2. Andante – Sonatori de la Gioiosa Marca & Giuliano Carmignola (4:04) 14. Water Music Suite No. 1 in F, HWV 348: 2. Adagio e staccato – The English Concert & Trevor Pinnock (2:15) 15. Piano Sonata No. 21 in B-Flat, D.960: 2. Andante sostenuto – Artur Schnabel (11:18) 16. Skyline Pigeon – Elton John (3:37)

// 빈 칸 채워넣기.

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Weekend Picks: Center City District Restaurant Week, Philly Home Show, Eagles In The Playoffs And More

Cheers to the weekend, Philly!

There’s lots to look forward to in the city over the next couple days, including one of the year’s most popular events — Center City District Restaurant Week — which returns on Sunday for a 13-day run of fixed-price, three-course meals at beloved eateries.

Also on Sunday, the Philadelphia Eagles continue their path to the Super Bowl. The Birds face the Saints in New Orleans in the second round of the playoffs, so fans can stock up on snacks to watch at home or head to their favorite sports bar to see the game.

Over at the Pennsylvania Convention Center, the weekend-long Philly Home Show, which features demonstrations, fan-favorite HGTV stars and more than 200 vendors, is back for its first of two consecutive weekends.

Arts lovers can sing along with Beautiful: The Carole King Musical all weekend long at the Academy of Music or head to the Barnes Foundation to say farewell to the museum’s Berthe Morisot exhibition (all weekend) and welcome a new Barnes installation from Pat Steir (Saturday).

And Philly Loves Bowie Week wraps up with themed drinks and a screening of Labyrinth at Blue Cross RiverRink Winterfest (Sunday) and a major show at Union Transfer (Friday).

Turn the weekend into a winter getaway and book the Visit Philly Overnight Hotel Package, featuring up to $218 in free perks.

Note: Due to the federal government shutdown, attractions in Independence National Historical Park — including The Liberty Bell Center and Independence Hall — are closed. Many other attractions in Philadelphia’s Historic District are open regular hours. Tip: The exterior of Independence Hall still looks great in photos, and the Liberty Bell is visible through a window on the east side of its building. Click here for more info.

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Read on for our guide to this weekend in Philadelphia.

Philly Home Show at the Pennsylvania Convention Center

More than 200 professionals and exhibitors offer advice and trends, plus HGTV and DIY Network host Matt Blashaw joins the first half of this two-weekend event...

Visit Philly Overnight Hotel Package Winter Getaway

Book a Philly getaway for stays this winter and get up to $218 in free perks, including free hotel parking...

Blue Cross RiverRink Winterfest

Visitors can skate on the Olympic-size ice rink, cozy up in the lodge and play arcade games at this delightful winter attraction, which also hosts a Philly Loves Bowie Week event on Sunday...

Greater Philadelphia Pet Expo at the Greater Philadelphia Expo Center

Demonstrations, petting opportunities and activities for all ages abound at the Philly stop of this national touring event...

Live Music, Comedy, Theater and Dance

Theater | Avenue of the Arts

Opening: Beautiful: The Carole King Musical at the Academy of Music

This Broadway Philadelphia production tells the story of King's journey as an impactful musician, and includes hits like I Feel the Earth Move and One Fine Day...

Charlotte's Web at the Arden Theatre Company

The story of everyone's favorite spider and pig comes to life on stage in an adaptation of the classic E. B. White novel...

Ongoing Exhibitions

Exhibitions | Logan Square

Last Chance: Berthe Morisot at the Barnes Foundation

Morisot’s retrospective, closing Monday, highlights the talent and modern presentation of the only woman artist recognized alongside impressionists like Degas and Renoir...

Exhibitions | University City

Opening: Lens on Latin America at International House

This winter-long exhibition features innovative photos exploring political and cultural themes inspired by '60s and '70s Latin America...

Exhibition Opening: Mural Training Program at Eakins House Gallery

Fourteen young artists learning to adapt their skills to public-mural-making showcase their work in this exhibit, which runs through March 1...

Last Chance: Concurrents at the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts

Visitors to the museum, which offers free admission on Sundays through March 31, can see works created by students in art institutions around the country...

More Must-See Exhibitions in Philadelphia

Philadelphia's museums and galleries showcase can't-miss art and display-worthy objects from around the globe and around the city...

The popular Philly Home Show brings experts in interior design, gardening, landscaping, architecture and home renovating to the Pennsylvania Convention Center over the next two weekends. (Photo courtesy the Philly Home Show)

Eagles Pep Rally at Comcast Center Plaza

From 11 a.m. - 2 p.m., fans can take photos with cheerleaders and former players, meet Swoop, enter raffles and get psyched for Sunday's game...

Sports | South Philadelphia

Philadelphia 76ers vs. Atlanta Hawks at the Wells Fargo Center

Ben Simmons, Jimmy Butler and the Sixers battle John Collins and the Hawks at the stadium complex...

40 Winks at the Penn Museum

Kids 6-12 and their chaperones spend the night in the museum after an evening of games, crafts and flashlight expeditions...

Odeon Pope Quartet at the Philadelphia Museum of Art

An evening in the museum's galleries includes two performances by jazz saxophonist Odeon Pope and his quartet...

Live Music, Comedy, Theater and Dance

A Night of Stardust at Union Transfer

The grand finale show of Philly Loves Bowie Week offers a tribute to the star with 25 of his hits, plus a silent auction fundraiser for Children's Hospital of Philadelphia...

David Sedaris at the Keswick Theatre

The author and satire writer is on stage in Montgomery County discussing his work, including his latest book, Calypso...

Dan Blacksberg Residency Kick Off at Kimmel Center

Composer and trombonist Dan Blacksberg jump-starts the Kimmels' jazz residency with a performance described as a "musical playground" at this free BYOB event...

Bye Bye Liver: The Philadelphia Drinking Play at Yards Brewing Company

Part audience drinking game, part sketch comedy show, Bye Bye Liver begins its final run with this first of three shows at the Yards Brewing Company...

Iliza: Elder Millennial at the Merriam Theater

The late-night talk show host, author and comedian is on stage in Philly following the premiere of her fourth Netflix special, Elder Millennial...

Don't miss the last chance to catch the Barnes Foundation's acclaimed exhibit Berthe Morisot: Woman Impressionist, which ends its run on Monday. (Photo courtesy the Barnes Foundation)

Exhibitions | Logan Square

Opening: Pat Steir Silent Secret Waterfalls at the Barnes Foundation

Eleven new seven-foot-tall oil paintings connect with the artist's celebrated Waterfalls series, exploring the relationship between intuition and chance...

Festivals | South Philadelphia

Winterfest Live! at XFINITY Live!

Live bands, DJs, games and giveaways add to the fun at this festival that features 150 craft beers...

Exhibitions | Fairmount Park|(Sat, Sun)

Opening: Cents and Sensibility at the Please Touch Museum

Kids can learn to count and save money, play Investment Plinko and try other finance-focused hands-on activities at this new permanent exhibit...

Write the Revolution Workshop at the Museum of the American Revolution

Kids 9-13 get a lesson in storytelling with inspiration from National Book Award Finalist, Never Caught: The Washingtons' Relentless Pursuit of Their Runaway Slave, Ona Judge...

GayBINGO! at Congregation Rodeph Shalom

Philly's campiest drag queens add even more fun to this game of chance — this time with a theme of "Leather and Lace" — that raises money for AIDS Fund Philly...

Watson Adventures' The Munch Around the Market Scavenger Hunt at Reading Terminal Market

This spin on a Philly scavenger hunt takes explorers through the popular market to discover and enjoy tasty bites...

Live Music, Comedy, Theater and Dance

Amir K at Punch Line Philly

The MADtv reboot star and Academy Award-nominated actor has two stand-up shows on both Friday and Saturday...

Light of Day Foundation WinterFest at World Cafe Live

The annual multi-act rock tour returns to Philly for a night of music in support of research for treatment of and possible cures for Parkinson's disease...

Center City District Restaurant Week kicks off this Sunday at more than 125 eateries, including High Street on Market. (High Street on Market | Photo by J. Fusco for Visit Philadelphia)

Center City District Restaurant Week

More than 125 Center City restaurants offer fixed-price three-course lunch and dinner through January 25...

A Snowy Bowie Skate at Blue Cross RiverRink Winterfest

The waterfront ice rink gets the stardust treatment with a Bowie soundtrack, themed drinks, a screening of Labyrinth and more...

Philadelphia Eagles vs. New Orleans Saints at Mercedes-Benz Superdome

Head to one of Philly's great sports bars to cheer on the Eagles as they continue their playoff run in New Orleans against the No. 1-seeded Saints...

Opening: Linvilla Orchards Indoor Mini Golf Season

Linvilla kicks off 2019 with indoor mini golf that includes fun environmental lessons created by The Academy of Natural Sciences of Drexel University...

Write the Revolution Author Talk at the Museum of the American Revolution

This event for ages 9-13 focuses on the kid-friendly adaptation of National Book Award Finalist Never Caught: The Washingtons' Relentless Pursuit of Their Runaway Slave, Ona Judge...

Sensory-Friendly Mornings at the Philadelphia Museum of Art

Dimmed lights, low volume and fewer crowds make for a sensory-friendly 90 minutes in the galleries, where occupational therapists are on hand...

Free Crafts: Sock Puppets at Tattooed Mom

The South Street bar's weekly Craft Jawn event turns its attention to footwear, providing buttons, sequins and more for patrons to transform their socks while they enjoy half-off drafts... 

Live Music, Comedy, Theater and Dance

Hannah Trav at Good Good Comedy Theatre

Trav is next up in the comedy club's Good Good Hour, a monthly focus on local talent that gives a full 60-minute set to a rising comic...

Bantaba: The Circle of Celebration at Parkway Central Library

The Seventh Principle dance company blends traditional African and modern African-American music at this free performance...

Source: https://www.uwishunu.com/2019/01/things-to-do-this-weekend-in-philadelphia-january-11-13-2019/

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Saved on Spotify "Songs For The M8: Movement II" by Anna Meredith, Renoir Quartet https://open.spotify.com/track/7Ijt4tyEbqRk76q1LYwSiH

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Boudu Saved from Drowning (Jean Renoir, 1932) it’s almost a pity he was saved, because the movie then becomes a much more interior-set comedy of ill-manners. but it returns by the end. wonderful use of music. the best. just where it comes from: the flautist on the roof, the street organ, string quartet on the bridge, the marching band, the piano inside. and the tranquility of him floating down the river. i think i like renoir a lot.

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Weekly Agenda: 13 Awesome Things to Do in Los Angeles, March 5-8

Here are 13 of the best events happening in Los Angeles this week. Follow @christine​ziemba on Twitter or Instagram for other happenings around L.A. And if you like what you’re reading, consider donating to Pop Radar LA to help defray the costs of running the site.

MONDAY, MARCH 5

CIVILIZED MONDAYS (Civics series)

LA Forward founder Dr. David Levitus holds a series of four civics classes that goes over the basics of how the U.S. government actually works. Classes are held from 8-9 pm on Mondays this month with the following topics: Federal Government 101 (March 5), California Government 101 (March 12), LA County & LA City 101 (March 19) and LA City (continued) & other local governments 101 (March 26). Classes are held at The Workshop at the Silverlake Independent Jewish Community Center. The workshops are $12 each or $40 for the series. 

CRAIG WEDREN (Music)

Veteran singer, songwriter and film/TV composer Craig Wedren recently released his fourth solo album Adult Desire and plays a show at The Hotel Cafe on Monday to support it. The former Shudder to Think frontman is also known for scoring notable shows/films like Wet Hot American Summer, The School of Rock, Reno 911!, The State and Stella. Doors at 9:30 p.m., show at 9:45 p.m. Tickets: $20+ fees. Ages 21+.

THE GALE (Comedy)

Get ready to sail the gay seas as The Gale returns to the Groundlings Theatre on Monday at 8 p.m., with four other shows scheduled for 2018. The Gale is a 90-minute improv show that celebrates “the beautiful (though sometimes rough) LGBTQ journey.” Tickets: $16.  

TUESDAY, MARCH 6

THE ACADEMIC (Music)

Irish rockers The Academic plays Resident on Tuesday night. They’re currently on tour to support the debut album Tales from the Backseat. Hamish Anderson opens. Doors at 7 p.m.. Tickets: $12-$15. Ages 21+.

EMO NITE (Sad AF Music)

Get ready to get moody: Emo Nite returns to Echo and Echoplex on Tuesday, bringing together people through a shared love of emo music from the ‘90s to today. There are surprises planned for the Echoplex, but bands playing at the Echo are: Cheridomingo, SLEEPLUST, CVBZ and others. Doors open at 8:30 pm. The first 100 people in line get in for free, $10 after that. Ages 21+. 

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 7

ALL-STAR CHEF CLASSIC (Food)

For the fifth year, the All-Star Chef Classic returns to Los Angeles, running March 7-10 at L.A. Live. More than 40 chefs are participating in several events, from tasting events to multicourse seated dinners. Events begin on Wednesday with a Vegetable Masters Dinner with food prepared by Michael Voltaggio, Josef Centeno, Richard Blais, Wylie Dufresne and Amanda Cohen. Doors open for VIP Platinum at 6 p.m., Gold 6:30 p.m. with dinner at 7 p.m. Tickets: $295-$425. Tickets for other All-Star Chef Classic events start at $125. 

TALIB KWELI (Music)

Rapper Talib Kweli headlines a show at The Regent on Wednesday night with NIKO IS, DJ Spintelect opening. Doors at 7 p.m., show at 8 p.m. All ages. Tickets: $22.50 in advance, $28 day of show.

WOMEN CRUSH WEDNESDAYS (Comedy)

Women Crush Wednesdays returns to the NerdMelt showroom on on Wednesday at 8 pm. The evening features stand-up comedy from a variety of women comics. Hosted by Marcella Arguello, this week’s lineup includes MAR7, Cameron Esposito, Kennelia Stradwick, Bri Pruett, Christine Medrano and Sofiya Alexandra. Tickets: $10. 

THURSDAY, MARCH 8

BATTLE OF THE SEXES (Film + panel)

The Wiltern celebrates Women’s Day on Thursday with a screening of The Battle of the Sexes, starring Emma Stone and Steve Carell as tennis players Bobbie Jean King and Bobby Riggs, respectively. The film is preceded by a panel discussion on The Role of Women in Sports, Yesterday and Today at 7:30 p.m. with film directors Jonathan Dayton and Valerie Faris and Natalie Morales, actor, Battle of the Sexes. Tickets: $12-$15. 

WES ANDERSON AND FRIENDS (Film series)

In honor of Wes Anderson’s upcoming stop-motion film, The Isle of Dogs (March 23), American Cinematheque at the Aero presents several of the director’s early works in the film series Wes Anderson and Friends, paired with a compatible second feature by another filmmaker. The screenings begin on Thursday at 7:30 p.m. with Anderson’s The Darjeeling Limited (2007), followed by The River (1951), directed by Jean Renoir. The latter film is a coming-of-age story about an English girl growing up in Bengal. Tickets: $12 for the double feature. 

LEAN ON PETE (Film screening)

Film Independent at LACMA presents a free screening of Lean on Pete on Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at the museum’s Bing Theater. Written and directed by Andrew Haigh (Greek Pete, Weekend, 45 Years, Looking), the film follows an unhappy teenager Charley (Charlie Plummer) who finds his way into the race horse circuit. He “develops an attachment to a particular—and peculiar—animal, he finds a path to the previously unimaginable: satisfaction.” The cast also features Chloe Sevigny and Steve Buscemi. Haigh discusses the film after the screening. Free with RSVP. 

DARLINGSIDE / HENRY JAMISON (Music)

The indie alt-folk quartet Darlingside headlines The Echo on Thursday night, with folk singer Henry Jamison opening. Tickets: $14.50 in advance, $18 day of show. All ages.

INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S DAY (Mixer + food)

Del Frisco's Grille in Santa Monica celebrates International Women's Day on Thursday from 5-7 p.m. by bringing together Westside women who are making a difference in the community. Drop by this networking mixer that also includes appetizers by Chef Daniel Tiger, wine tastings from Prisoner Wine Company, manicures, massages and a raffle with gifts from local businesses (all included in the $35 ticket). Some of the proceeds benefit Westside Family Health Center's Reproductive Health Services Program. 

—by Christine N. Ziemba

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Saved on Spotify "Songs For The M8: Movement V" by Anna Meredith, Renoir Quartet https://open.spotify.com/track/4mkCnyoMeKGQpQwyJicttp