Podcasts about cornetti

PUCCINI: Edgar (Preludio, Acto III) (35.23). A. Damato (sop.), M. Cornetti (sop.), P. Domingo (ten.), J. Pins (bar.), R. Siwek (baj.), Coro y Orq. de la Academia Nac. de Santa Cecilia de Roma. Dir.: A. Veronesi. Fuga para cuarteto de cuerda en Do menor (3.24). Fuga para cuarteto de cuerda en La mayor (2.31). M. Loguercio (vl.), G. Baffero (vl.), A. Leofreddi (vla.), M. Decimo (vc.). Cuarteto David.Escuchar audio

PUCCINI: Edgar (Acto I, Acto II) (43.22). A. Damato (sop.), M. Cornetti (sop.), P. Domingo (ten.), J. Pins (bar.), R. Siwek (baj.), Coro y Orq. de la Academia Nac. de Santa Cecilia de Roma. Dir.: A. Veronesi.Escuchar audio

Come ogni mercoledì, Riccardo Quinitli del mensile Il Salvagente è stato ospite delle Donne al Volante. Con Liliana Russo e Katia De Rossi, nell'appuntamento dell'8 giugno, il direttore parla di cornetti integrali. Il cornetto e il croissant sono due cose diverse: «Il primo è di forma triangolare, un poco più morbido e generalmente farcito. Il secondo una forma più a mezza luna e più friabile». Le industrie puntano sull'integrale e la leggerezza per sopperire ai nostri sensi di colpa, ma non sempre è così: «Il contenuto di grassi è più o meno sempre lo stesso. Non sempre è un integrale vero: alla farina raffinata viene aggiunta un po' di crusca. Poi anche nei prodotti farciti, per esempio il miele, è solo un terzo della farcitura: il resto è destrine, sorbato, pectine e aromi». L'importante è distinguere i prodotti e le materie prime: «Meglio una lista d'ingredienti più piccola ma molto più benefica».

Anna Singer speaks with Marianne Cornetti, who sings the role of Ježibaba in Pittsburgh Opera's upcoming production of "Rusalka," running September 17-25 at the Benedum Center.  

Johann Sebastian Bach: Johannes-Passion Marcus Imbsweiler & Timo Jouko Herrmann Die Johannes-Passion von Johann Sebastian Bach zählt zu den eindringlichsten musikalischen Schilderungen der Leidensgeschichte Jesu. Im Gegensatz zur eher kontemplativen Matthäus-Passion steht hier das dramatische Element im Vordergrund, weshalb schon manche Zeitgenossen Bachs diese Musik als zu theatralisch für die Kirche empfunden haben. Marcus Imbsweiler und Timo Jouko Herrmann geben einen Überblick über die Vielzahl der verwendeten musikalischen Gestaltungsmittel und spüren weiteren Besonderheiten dieses Werkes nach. Hier kommen zwei Enthusiasten zu Wort, die ihren ganz eigenen sprachlichen Zugang zu Musik haben. Imbsweiler veröffentlichte bisher Romane und Erzählungen über Komponisten von Haydn bis Schostakowitsch. Herrmann ist Gastdirigent der Heidelberger Sinfoniker; seine Wiederentdeckung des von Salieri, Mozart und Cornetti komponierten Freudenliedes Per la ricuperata salute di Ofelia machte ihn weltweit bekannt.

The Artistic Director of Pittsburgh Festival Opera, Marianne Cornetti, has the details on the "Legends in the Limelight" Concert at Carnegie Music Hall on May 22nd at 4pm with Metropolitan Opera soprano Marjorie Owens and pianist Ellen Rissinger. Marianne describes the pleasures of an up close and personal song recital and the masterpieces that Marjorie will sing by Wagner and more. There's a reception after where you can meet the artist. More information about the show

Walt Disney assembled a new category of designers, engineers, and artisans called Imagineers. These daring creators continue to balance their technical design chops with imagination, storytelling, and insatiable curiosity. Their blue-sky thinking has resulted in parks, shows, rides, cruise ships, and resorts that don't just contain stories like a stage in a theater but actively tell those stories. Not a bad goal for your next training program.  How can you use the imagineering pyramid in your course design and delivery?

Opera superstar Marianne Cornetti will return to her alma mater for a special performance to benefit the City Music Center of Duquesne University. "Marianne Cornetti and Friends: A United Way Concert for City Music Center" will be held in PNC Recital Hall on Sunday March 27th at 4pm. During the concert, Cornetti will be joined by pianist David Allen Wehr, dean of music and the Jack W. Geltz Distinguished Piano Chair, alongside students from the Mary Pappert School of Music and the City Music Center. Together, they will perform selections form opera and musical theater.  David Allen Wehr and Marianne Cornetti joined WQED-FM's Anna Singer to tell us more about the concert.   

In this episode of Beltway Broadcast, your Metro DC Chapter of ATD hosts Monica Cornetti. Monica is the Founder and CEO of Sententia Gamification, Gamemaster of Gamicon, and the author of the book Totally Awesome Training Activity Guide: Put Gamification to Work for You. In this episode, Monica shares her insights on the state of the gamification for the learning industry, discusses key driving factors and challenges we might expect to see in the near future, and talks about her involvement with GamiCon.   If you'd like to learn more about Monica, checkout her LinkedIn profile or visit her company's website.  For more info about the Metro DC Chapter of ATD, visit DCATD.org.  Episode Credits: Series Announcer: Julie Waters Hosts: Christina Eanes, Stephanie Hubka, Laëtitia Gnago, and Halyna Hodges

Hoy charlamos acerca de GAMES ( Goals, Adventure, Method, Engagement, Synch It ), un esquema desarrollado por Mónica Cornetti. GAMES nos guía paso a paso para lograr un material que entretenga, nutra y comprometa a nuestro colaborador. ¡Enjoy! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/rodrigo-borgia/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/rodrigo-borgia/support

WQED-FM's Anna Singer spoke with Pittsburgh Festival Opera Artistic Director Marianne Cornetti about their next "Legends in the Limelight" concert featuring baritone Michael Chioldi.  The concert is at Carnegie Music Hall on Tuesday September 14th at 7:30pm.      

Marianne Cornetti of Pittsburgh Festival Opera stopped by to chat with WQED-FM's Anna Singer about some of the exciting events they have coming up - including the Hans and Leslie Fleischer Young Artists Program, the Legends in the Limelight series, and more.  

In questo episodio ho avuto il piacere di fare alcune (molte) domande alla cara collega Elfin, un'insegnante di italiano online appassionata di lingue e con un debole per caffè e cornetti. Tra le tante cose abbiamo parlato di: Perché dovremmo cambiare modo di imparare una lingua. Gli effetti sul nostro cervello che ha l'apprendimento di una lingua. Le differenze tra nord e sud Italia. "Regole" culinarie (e non) italiane. Cornetti e cappuccini. In che lingua parliamo ai nostri animali domestici. Cosa amiamo e detestiamo dell'Italia. La situazione attuale nel panorama musicale italiano. I benefici di imparare l'italiano con i film. Minimalismo digitale. I cambiamenti nel mondo dell'apprendimento e insegnamento. Support the podcast here: https://ko-fi.com/theitaliancoach Elfin's webpage: https://allaboutitalian.com Elfin's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/allaboutitalian/

Nell'intervista di oggi (in versione ridotta - tra gli episodi del podcast è presente la versione integrale per maggiori approfondimenti) avremo il piacere di ascoltare due ospiti: Andrea Cornetti, dal novembre 2019 Amministratore Delegato Real Estate e Infrastrutture di Azimut Libera Impresa Sgr e Luigi Rizzi, Managing Partner di GIM Legal.Azimut Libera Impresa è una piattaforma integrata di prodotti e servizi dedicata a imprenditori e PMI da un lato e investitori/risparmiatori dall'altro, con l'obiettivo di favorire l'immissione di liquidità nell'economia reale al fine di stimolarne la crescita e renderla sostenibile nel tempo, offrendo al contempo opportunità di rendimento e creazione di valore agli investitori/risparmiatori.Luigi Rizzi, che abbiamo già avuto il piacere di intervistare in un precedente episodio, è ampiamente e principalmente riconosciuto quale professionista esperto in materia di diritto del mercato finanziario e di regolamentazione finanziaria per l'assistenza in Italia e all'estero di progetti realizzati da banche d'affari, fondi d'investimento, EFIA, SGR e SICAF, SICAV, SIM, reti distributive di prodotti finanziari e assicurativi, società finanziarie, società quotate in borsa, società di cartolarizzazione, Istituti di Pagamento e altri soggetti operanti nel settore finanziario e approfondirà il tema ESG e degli strumenti di investimento.Nel corso dell'intervista, a seguito dell'ingresso di Azimut nel settore immobiliare e infrastrutturale con la creazione della nuova divisione, scopriremo questo settore importante per la crescita finanziaria del nostro paese con rilevanti impatti sociali. Azimut, infatti, è la prima realtà in Italia ad aver intrapreso questa strada nel real estate instrastrutturale, offrendo un servizio che replica il processo delle agenzie di rating in maniera automatizzata in esclusiva alle aziende italiane. In questa doppia intervista potremo approfondire le tante tematiche legate al real estate infrastrutturale sociale, concludendo con i canonici bullet point da tenere a mente in un'occasione unica di cultura economico-finanziaria in un nuovo episodio da non perdere.

Nell'intervista di oggi (in versione integrale - tra gli episodi del podcast è presente la versione ridotta per poterne ascoltare i tratti salienti) avremo il piacere di ascoltare due ospiti: Andrea Cornetti, dal novembre 2019 Amministratore Delegato Real Estate e Infrastrutture di Azimut Libera Impresa Sgr e Luigi Rizzi, Managing Partner di GIM Legal.Azimut Libera Impresa è una piattaforma integrata di prodotti e servizi dedicata a imprenditori e PMI da un lato e investitori/risparmiatori dall'altro, con l'obiettivo di favorire l'immissione di liquidità nell'economia reale al fine di stimolarne la crescita e renderla sostenibile nel tempo, offrendo al contempo opportunità di rendimento e creazione di valore agli investitori/risparmiatori.Luigi Rizzi, che abbiamo già avuto il piacere di intervistare in un precedente episodio, è ampiamente e principalmente riconosciuto quale professionista esperto in materia di diritto del mercato finanziario e di regolamentazione finanziaria per l'assistenza in Italia e all'estero di progetti realizzati da banche d'affari, fondi d'investimento, EFIA, SGR e SICAF, SICAV, SIM, reti distributive di prodotti finanziari e assicurativi, società finanziarie, società quotate in borsa, società di cartolarizzazione, Istituti di Pagamento e altri soggetti operanti nel settore finanziario e approfondirà il tema ESG e degli strumenti di investimento.Nel corso dell'intervista, a seguito dell'ingresso di Azimut nel settore immobiliare e infrastrutturale con la creazione della nuova divisione, scopriremo questo settore importante per la crescita finanziaria del nostro paese con rilevanti impatti sociali. Azimut, infatti, è la prima realtà in Italia ad aver intrapreso questa strada nel real estate instrastrutturale, offrendo un servizio che replica il processo delle agenzie di rating in maniera automatizzata in esclusiva alle aziende italiane. In questa doppia intervista potremo approfondire le tante tematiche legate al real estate infrastrutturale sociale, concludendo con i canonici bullet point da tenere a mente in un'occasione unica di cultura economico-finanziaria in un nuovo episodio da non perdere.

Violinkonzerte gibt es wie Sand am Meer, erzählende Musik auch. Beides zusammen aber bekommt man nur selten geboten. Als Paradebeispiel dürfen Antonio Vivaldis „Vier Jahreszeiten“ gelten, in denen dem Komponisten so etwas wie die Quadratur des Kreises gelingt: Bilder und Eindrücke eines ganzen Jahres mit den formalen Ansprüchen des barocken Solokonzerts zu verbinden – Vogelgezwitscher, Hundegebell und Sommergewitter inklusive. Auf Vivaldis Spuren wandeln Timo Jouko Herrmann und Marcus Imbsweiler in der neuen Ausgabe des Musical Sunday. Mit Timo Jouko Herrmann und Marcus Imbsweiler kommen zwei Enthusiasten zu Wort, die ihren ganz eigenen sprachlichen Zugang zu Musik haben. Imbsweiler veröffentlichte bisher Romane und Erzählungen über Komponisten von Haydn bis Schostakowitsch. Herrmann ist Gastdirigent der Heidelberger Sinfoniker; seine Wiederentdeckung des von Salieri, Mozart und Cornetti komponierten Freudenliedes „Per la ricuperata salute di Ofelia“ machte ihn weltweit bekannt. In der Reihe Musical Sunday

Fare i cornetti buoni e leggeri. Una ricetta semplice per avere i cornetti deliziosi, realizzati con pochi grassi e farine buonissime.Scopri la ricetta completa su: https://www.arcobalenoincucina.it/ricette/cornetti-con-farina-di-grani-antichi/

Passend zum Frühlingsanfang steht beim Musical Sunday Robert Schumanns „Frühlingssinfonie“ im Zentrum – ein Werk, das dem Komponisten zufolge „in feuriger Stunde geboren“ wurde. Innerhalb von nur vier Tagen entwarf Schumann sein erstes großes Orchesterwerk, es markiert den Beginn der wohl glücklichsten Zeit seines Lebens. Marcus Imbsweiler und Timo Jouko Herrmann erkunden die Umstände der Entstehung genauer und gehen der poetisch-positiven Kraft dieser außergewöhnlichen Sinfonie auf den Grund. Mit Timo Jouko Herrmann und Marcus Imbsweiler kommen zwei Enthusiasten zu Wort, die ihren ganz eigenen sprachlichen Zugang zu Musik haben. Imbsweiler veröffentlichte bisher Romane und Erzählungen über Komponisten von Haydn bis Schostakowitsch. Herrmann ist Gastdirigent der Heidelberger Sinfoniker; seine Wiederentdeckung des von Salieri, Mozart und Cornetti komponierten Freudenliedes „Per la ricuperata salute di Ofelia“ machte ihn weltweit bekannt. Ein Podcast des DAI Heidelberg. Alle Infos unter www.dai-heidelberg.de

In this series, WQED-FM's Anna Singer interviews powerful women in the Pittsburgh Arts scene.   This interview features Marianne Cornetti, Artistic Director of Pittsburgh Festival Opera.  

Die Gattung der Konzertouvertüre ist eng mit dem Namen Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy verbunden. Zwei seiner bekanntesten Beiträge stehen im Mittelpunkt des Musical Sunday: die Ouvertüre zum "Sommernachtstraum" op. 21 sowie die "Hebriden" op. 26. Die imaginären Landschaften, die sie entwerfen - Elfenreich und Atlantikküste -, faszinieren bis heute. Und obwohl Mendelssohn bei der Komposition dieser Werke noch ein ganz junger Mann war, 17 bzw. 22 Jahre alt, stehen sie bereits in einer Entwicklungslinie, die weniger mit Talent und Glück zu tun hat als mit Selbstkritik, Arbeitsethos und dem Wunsch, neue musikalische Wege zu beschreiten. Mit Timo Jouko Herrmann und Marcus Imbsweiler kommen zwei Enthusiasten zu Wort, die ihren ganz eigenen sprachlichen Zugang zu Musik haben. Imbsweiler veröffentlichte bisher Romane und Erzählungen über Komponisten von Haydn bis Schostakowitsch. Herrmann ist Gastdirigent der Heidelberger Sinfoniker; seine Wiederentdeckung des von Salieri, Mozart und Cornetti komponierten Freudenliedes „Per la ricuperata salute di Ofelia“ machte ihn weltweit bekannt. Alle Infos & Veranstaltungen unter www.dai-heidelberg.de

Der Musical Sunday des DAI Heidelberg am 17. Januar 2021 mit Béla Bartóks Konzert für Orchester: Das Konzert für Orchester ist eines der letzten Werke Béla Bartóks; in ihm zieht er, so Dietmar Holland, „die Summe seiner kompositorischen Erfahrungen“. Jazz, Sinfonisches, Impressionismus, strenge Formen und spontane Virtuosität kommen hier zusammen und bilden ein großes musikalisches Panorama, dessen Vielfalt seinesgleichen sucht. Kaum zu glauben, dass dieses Stück in einer Zeit existenzieller Nöte entstand, gesundheitlicher wie beruflicher. Mit ihm starten wir in ein Jahr, dessen Beginn noch von der Pandemie überschattet und das gleichzeitig von vielen Hoffnungen begleitet ist. Mit Timo Jouko Herrmann und Marcus Imbsweiler kommen zwei Enthusiasten zu Wort, die ihren ganz eigenen sprachlichen Zugang zu Musik haben. Imbsweiler veröffentlichte bisher Romane und Erzählungen über Komponisten von Haydn bis Schostakowitsch. Herrmann ist Gastdirigent der Heidelberger Sinfoniker; seine Wiederentdeckung des von Salieri, Mozart und Cornetti komponierten Freudenliedes „Per la ricuperata salute di Ofelia“ machte ihn weltweit bekannt.

L'italiano si chiede se la vita che sta percorrendo è quella gusta, le rinunce che concedono soddisfazioni, piccole, ma soddisfacenti. Ogni vita ha la dignità e la bellezza del viverla se la guardiamo nel momento presente, stavolta siamo seri... ma non troppo!

Marianne tells us about a toy drive for Western Psych patients. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Beim letzten „Musical Sunday“ in diesem Jahr werfen Marcus Imbsweiler und Timo Jouko Herrmann einen Blick auf Mozarts Klavierkonzert KV 503, mit dem dieser im Dezember 1786 seine Serie der großen Wiener Klavierkonzerte abschloss. Es ist wohl Mozarts sinfonischstes Konzert, das mit seinen üppig dimensionierten Sätzen, der detaillierten motivischen Arbeit und dem magischen Klangfarbenspiel zwischen Licht und Schatten bereits auf Beethoven vorausweist. Timo Jouko Herrmann ist Musikwissenschaftler, Geiger und Komponist, berät viele Ensembles und ist Gastdirigent der Heidelberger Sinfoniker. Er veröffentlichte eine vielbeachtete Biographie über Antonio Salieri; seine Wiederentdeckung des von Salieri, Mozart und Cornetti komponierten Freudenliedes „Per la ricuperata salute di Ofelia“ machte ihn weltweit bekannt. Marcus Imbsweiler ist Schriftsteller, er veröffentlicht Romane und Erzählungen, schreibt über Komponisten von Haydn bis Schostakowitsch. Sein neuester Titel lautet „Kabinett der Grazien“. Als Musikwissenschaftler spricht er seit vielen Jahren Konzerteinführungen für die Bamberger Sinfoniker. Wir wünschen euch einen tollen 4. Advent und viel Freude! Abonniert unseren Channel & aktiviert die Benachrichtigungen, um keinen DAI Podcast zu verpassen!

Beim dritten Musical Sunday in diesem Jahr beschäftigen sich der Schriftsteller und Musikwissenschaftler Marcus Imbsweiler und der Komponist Timo Jouko Herrmann mit dem „Deutschen Requiem“, Johannes Brahms‘ konfessionell und liturgisch ungebundener Trauermusik. Dem Musikstück liegt eine freie Zusammenstellung von Bibeltexten zu den Themen Trauer und Jenseitshoffnung zugrunde. Bei der Vertonung nutzte Brahms musikalische Ausdrucksmittel und Kompositionstechniken verschiedener Epochen, die er in genialer Weise zu einem tief berührenden, zeitlosen Opus verschmolz. Mit Timo Jouko Herrmann und Marcus Imbsweiler kommen zwei Enthusiasten zu Wort, die ihren ganz eigenen sprachlichen Zugang zu Musik haben. Imbsweiler veröffentlichte bisher Romane und Erzählungen über Komponisten von Haydn bis Schostakowitsch. Herrmann ist Gastdirigent der Heidelberger Sinfoniker; seine Wiederentdeckung des von Salieri, Mozart und Cornetti komponierten Freudenliedes „Per la ricuperata salute di Ofelia“ machte ihn weltweit bekannt. Ein sehr zugängliches Format, für alle, die klassische Stücke (neu) entdecken möchten.

The Covid-19 Pandemic isn't slowing down the Pittsburgh Festival Opera.  They are presenting the Wicked Wagner Weekend October 30-November 1st online at the Pittsburgh Festival Opera website.  And on Friday November 6th, they'll present the Mildred Miller International Voice Competition online.   Marianne Cornetti spoke with WQED-FM's Anna Singer about all of the details.  

In this episode, I'm chatting with Monica Cornetti the CEO and founder of Sententia Gamification. You'll learn about how Monica entered the IDOL world and how to apply gamified learning theory to your projects even if you're a newbie. Check out the show notes to get all the links Monica mentions in this episode.

International renowned Mezzo soprano Marianne Cornetti drops by to hang with the guys. Not only is Marianne a fabulous singer but she also is the artistic Director of the Pittsburgh Festival Opera. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

WQED-FM's Anna Singer spoke with Marianne Cornetti about "Unstaged" - Pittsburgh Festival Opera's online opera festival.  Ms. Cornetti kicks off the Festival on Friday July 10th, but additional events run through July 26th - all on the Pittsburgh Festival Opera website.  Learn all about it in the conversation.    

Oggi vi proponiamo un modo per fare dei cornetti sfogliati senza glutine in modo veloce e semplice con solo 4 ingredienti e qualunque tipo di ripieno: nocciolata, crema pasticcera, crema al cacao marmellata, tutto quello che ti piace.*** IL VIDEO https://youtu.be/xITO-Od8zJ8 ***La pasta sfoglia fatta in casa è davvero un salva vita, semplice da fare in poche mosse, ottima per mille preparazione ed eccezionale da utilizzare per fare in pochissimo tempo questi cornetti super furbi.Con questa dose, otterrai circa 12 cornetti piccoli.*** Non dimenticare di iscriverti al Canale ➜ http://bit.ly/2JS8zcW **** Il segreto per la sfogliatura perfetta e non far uscire il ripieno! *Assolutamente il riposo in frigo!Una volta formati i nostri cornetti, li copro con pellicola e li lascio riposare in frigo per un minimo di 15 minuti, ma anche dalla sera prima, ne gioverà la sfogliatura e soprattutto il ripieno che rimarrà ben fermo dentro il nostro cornetto.I cornetti sfogliati sono il sogno di ogni celiaco, questi ricordano molto le "aragoste" che trovate in pasticceria!Nel video vi racconto le varie prove che ho fatto e le due diverse procedure che potete replicare o adattare ai vostri gusti ed esigenze.* Si può fare con la pasta sfoglia confezionata? *Certo, la dividi in parti uguali e procedi a stendere e sovrapporre come ti faccio vedere nel video.#cornetti #cornettisfogliati #cucinaconale #senzaglutine #ricettesenzaglutineVi ricordiamo i nostri appuntamenti: ► Lunedì ore 11.30 #CucinaSenzaGlutineconAle ► Mercoledì diretta 21.30 #InDirettaConVoi ► Venerdì ore 11.30 #RicetteVelociSenzaGlutine► Domenica ore 9.30 #PodcastSenzaGlutineRICETTA COMPLETA E STAMPABILE ► SE VUOI SAPERNE DI PIù ► http://bit.ly/Corsi-Senza-Glutine

Informational webinars, attract people who are either moderately curious about something that you're offering; wondering if you'll be able to meet their needs. If you're in HR, Corporate Training, or a Teacher, webinars offer an inexpensive (free) alternative to live, instructor-led sessions. If you are a business owner or a marketer. webinars are an effective way for you to get publicity and increase sales.  With the tips and techniques you'll learn in this podcast, you'll be able to add some fun challenges and rewards to keep your audience engaged with simple gamification techniques you can start to use today! Check out and download the free case study at www.TheGamificationQuest.com (3/20/2020 episode). The Gamification Quest Podcast Host is Monica Cornetti, President of Sententia, Inc. (www.SententiaGamification.com) and GameMaster of GamiCon - The Annual International Conference for the Gamification of Learning (www.GamiCon.us)

Riccardo inizia la sua vacanza con Alessandro nel migliore dei modi...

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Match-A-Mo Learner Persona Game The Sententia team developed this 2-minute game to playfully learn how to match mechanics to a learner persona. As part of marketing and branding campaign for GamiCon19, the game premiered at the Training Magazine 2019 Conference and Expo, in Orlando, Florida in February 2019. Sententia Gamification hosted a Gamification Booth so that Expo attendees could play and learn more about the fundamentals of gamification design for learning. Watch the Video Download and Play the Match-a-Mo Game

Featured on the cover of Bloomberg Businessweek, Monica Cornetti works with individuals and organizations who want to learn how to think differently to achieve uncommon results. A gamification speaker and designer, Monica was rated #1 among the “Gamification Gurus Power 100” by RISE in 2015 and 2016, and in 2016 was also recognized as a Top 3 Finalist in the “Gamification Guru of the Year Award” by the World Gamification Congress held in Barcelona, Spain. She is the Founder and CEO of the Sententia Gamification Consortium and the author of the book Totally Awesome Training Activity Guide: Put Gamification to Work for You. Now she is also organizing GamiCon 2018.

If you are an HR professional or a corporate trainer, webinars present a number of advantages. They are cheaper than holding regular meetings, participants have access to the webcast afterwards, and attendees can still interact live with the presenter. Although we know that very few do. Haven't you found there is something about a webinar that encourages complacency in the listeners? There is very little interaction and engagement. We operate on the assumption that webinars offer all the benefits of live instruction, with the efficiencies of online communication… and we know that reality is something different, don't we?  In this episode you'll learn Six Sure-fire Ways to Gamify Your Next Webinar. It's time to eliminate the boring and dull, and learn how to add gamification to emphasize interaction and collaboration, competition and engagement. About Monica Cornetti:  A gamification speaker and designer, Monica Cornetti is rated as a #1 Gamification Guru in the world by UK-based Leaderboarded. She is the Founder and CEO of Sententia Gamification, the Founder and Gamemaster of GamiCon, hosts the Gamification Talk Radio program, and is author of the book Totally Awesome Training Activity Guide: Put Gamification to Work for You. Monica's niche is gamification strategy design that can be used within the framework of employee engagement, corporate talent development, HR, and adult education. Connect with Monica on Twitter @monicacornetti. Websites:  GamiCon.us and SententiaGamification.com

The fantasy… the employees will enjoy the training and will apply their new knowledge in the workplace. We pay them to do this, so participants should apply their new skills and develop an attitude to solve problems. The reality... most corporate training is dry, dull, boring, and unimaginative. Participants are secretly contemplating ways to "end it now" so that they don't have to sit through another 4 hours of this mind-numbing drivel. There will be no application of knowledge and absolutely nothing will change in workplace behavior. Enter gamification – driving motivation, with the hope of engaging us and alluring us just as games do. But with a potentially significant cost for development and a high chance of failure, is gamification something that we can or should recommend to the C-team? This week, learn how to use a low-tech, low-cost, high-impact gamification strategy as your gateway drug. Get 'em hooked and coming back for more!   About the Host:  Monica Cornetti Featured on the cover of Bloomberg Businessweek, Monica works with individuals and organizations who want to learn how to think differently to achieve uncommon results. A gamification speaker and designer, Monica was rated #1 among the “Gamification Gurus Power 100” by RISE in 2015, 2016, and 2017, and was also recognized as a Top 3 Finalist in the “Gamification Guru of the Year Award” by the World Gamification Congress held in Barcelona, Spain. Monica is the Founder and CEO of Sententia Gamification, Founder of GamiCon, the International Gamification Conference for Learning and Development, and the author of the book Totally Awesome Training Activity Guide: Put Gamification to Work for You. Monica is hired for her skill as a gamification speaker and is considered at the top of her field in gamification design for corporate learning. She is a graduate of Seton Hill with a BA in psychology, and The University of Houston-Victoria where she earned a Masters Degree in Economic Development and Entrepreneurship, voted by Forbes Small Business as one of the top 5 programs for entrepreneurial education in the country. Connect with Monica:  www.MonicaCornetti.com      www.SententiaGames.com www.GamiCon.us  On Twitter: @monicacornetti    

In this episode we have learning gamification guru Monica Cornetti give us deep examples of how gamification has failed either because she didn't know the audience or an app that just got it wrong, but also how she's achieved amazing things using gamification.

CurvAmerica takes a trip to Gran Caffe L'Aquila to watch AC Milan v Roma with Roma Club Philadelphia and Milan Club Philly. The guys interview club leaders and get the inside scoop on the Philadephia Serie A scene while enjoying espressos and Cornetti con nutella.

Tutto Tranne il Calcio è tutto ciò che avete avete sempre voluto avere dalla vita. Tranne il calcio. Alta Cultura! Basso costo! Cornetti alla crema che non vi sbrodolano mentre li mordete e prosciutto cotto senza polifosfati! Il tutto, tranne il calcio, servito nel podcast salvafreschezza e confezionato con amore da SuperPap, il Pregianza e gli amorevoli resti di Simone. Al banco dei freschi anche La Ponto che ha preparato la succulenta colonna sonora di questa puntata in cui vi abbiamo parlato diAPPNasa Software Catalog: volete fare la NASA a casa vostra? Ora si può e pure gratuitamente (GRATIS)https://software.nasa.gov/VIDEOGIOCHIHollow Knight: insettoidi bellissimi. Ma issimi issimi. (14,99 €)http://store.steampowered.com/app/367520/LIBRERIEFree Library of Philadephia: Dickens, antiche mappe e migliaia di altri documenti (GRATIS)http://www.freelibrary.org/COSA ABBIAMO ASCOLTATO (A cura di La Ponto)Ripple - I Don't Know What It Is But It Sure Is Funkyhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R-3UauuSkgMLee Dorsey - Everything I Do Gonh Be Funky From Now Onhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DKpucBPlUFwThe Honey Drippers - Impeach The Presidenthttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wqbEsS5kFb8

Tutto Tranne il Calcio è tutto ciò che avete avete sempre voluto avere dalla vita. Tranne il calcio. Alta Cultura! Basso costo! Cornetti alla crema che non vi sbrodolano mentre li mordete e prosciutto cotto senza polifosfati! Il tutto, tranne il calcio, servito nel podcast salvafreschezza e confezionato con amore da SuperPap, il Pregianza e gli amorevoli resti di Simone. Al banco dei freschi anche La Ponto che ha preparato la succulenta colonna sonora di questa puntata in cui vi abbiamo parlato diAPPNasa Software Catalog: volete fare la NASA a casa vostra? Ora si può e pure gratuitamente (GRATIS)https://software.nasa.gov/VIDEOGIOCHIHollow Knight: insettoidi bellissimi. Ma issimi issimi. (14,99 €)http://store.steampowered.com/app/367520/LIBRERIEFree Library of Philadephia: Dickens, antiche mappe e migliaia di altri documenti (GRATIS)http://www.freelibrary.org/COSA ABBIAMO ASCOLTATO (A cura di La Ponto)Ripple - I Don't Know What It Is But It Sure Is Funkyhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R-3UauuSkgMLee Dorsey - Everything I Do Gonh Be Funky From Now Onhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DKpucBPlUFwThe Honey Drippers - Impeach The Presidenthttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wqbEsS5kFb8

Mezzo-soprano Marianne Cornetti is one of this company's favorite people! Not only fun to be with and to talk to, she's a wonderful artist who lives inside her characters onstage. Enjoy this conversation with Nicolas Reveles as she talks about her role in Falstaff (Dame Quickly) and gives some advice to young singers.

  This week on Gamification Talk Radio, we finish exploring the seven continents on our journey, and review Rules, Rewards, and Results. Level 5:  Siberian Express – Why would they want to play? As you create your gamification experience, think of creative features that will appeal to a variety of intrinsic and/or extrinsic motivators of your players. Define what core drivers of motivation will be most dominant in each phase of the experience. For example, in your onboarding phase you can get your players in quickly with some simple extrinsic motivators. The longer your players are in your game, you'll want to design for different motivators such as:  Autonomy—the feeling of control of your own destiny. How can you give your player choices or control within a system that works for you to achieve your business objectives? Mastery—building competence and skill. How can you help your players feel smart, capable, or that they are getting better at something? Purpose—connecting with something greater than yourself. Can you use a dynamic story line to give your players the sense that their involvement with your product or service is making them better, stronger, or more powerful? Dangers in the Cold:  Don't make the extrinsic metrics or rewards the main event Don't alienate your players with a shallow, manipulative game; give them as much autonomy as you can Don't focus only on the extrinsic, dig deeper and tap into their intrinsic motivations to keep them engaged with you    Level 6:  Forbidden Land—What keeps them in the game? How does the game reward your players and keep them in the game? Build with a variety of formal game elements or mechanics such as collecting gems or coins, points and leveling up, level challenges and leaderboards, collaboration, competition, chance, count-down clocks, second chances, cues, meaningful feedback… the possibilities are endless. This doesn't mean that you should pile on as many of these formal game elements as possible. Think of going on a 6-week global expedition. You have to pack wisely, only taking those things you need to take. If it doesn't fit… it can't go—you may need to put it on a shelf for a future adventure. Your players will become engaged users when you help them hit the "sweet spot" of motivation, reward, pain aversion, opportunity, need fulfillment and social context through a variety of well-planned game mechanics. Dangers in the Orient:  Don't forget:  game mechanics are visible effects —NOT the experience itself Without a well-designed and interesting experience, mechanics add clutter and confusion. Dusting game mechanics on a process or product will NOT miraculously make that experience more exciting   Level 7:  Exotic Expedition – What's it like to play? What kind of experience does the player have as a result of playing the game? What's your story or epic adventure? Stories are a powerful way to generate an emotional response and helps to keep your players engaged in the experience. What does it look like? Do the aesthetics of the game express your key message? Do they add value as far as the target audience is concerned? Technology - What are they playing on? The choice of platform and technology will have a huge impact on what kind of gamification program can be built. And last but NOT least, is it FUN? If not, why should anybody play it? Dangers Downunder: Remember:  Gamification ≠ Technology – Although technology can greatly enhance your project – it is foremost about the players experience. Don't focus on the ‘bells, whistles, and glitter – but DO make it aesthetically pleasing for your players. Don't forget the FUN! As with any new process, you'll succeed when you're willing to evaluate and adapt. You'll examine both the game mechanics and the behaviors that are critical to motivate the behaviors that you need. Both will change as you learn about your players, and as they learn how to play your game. Remember, we want to make this fun for them, so that you will successfully achieve your business objectives. Think through and answer:  How will gamification help you to achieve your business objectives?   About Your Host: A gamification speaker and designer, Monica Cornetti is rated as the #1 Gamification Guru in the world by UK-based Leaderboarded. She hosts a weekly Gamification Talk Radio program, and is author of the book Totally Awesome Training Activity Guide: Put Gamification to Work for You. Monica's niche is gamification techniques that can be used within the framework of corporate talent development. Connect with Monica: Twitter @monicacornetti. Website: www.monicacornetti.com and www.sententiagames.com    

Using the metaphor of a World Explorer, Monica takes you inside her hands-on, gamified playshop to explore the beauty, awe, marvels, and dangers of the seven levels of successful gamification. You'll learn how to plan for your journey and pack wisely to make every item count. This week we continue and explore to more of the seven continents on our journey, and about keeping score and how the game is played. Level 3:  Jungle Standoff – How are you keeping score? How will you know the gamification program you put in place is driving the behaviors you need in order to meet your business objectives? What are the KPIs or benchmarks you will use to measure progress? Define the business metrics or quantifiable output indicators on the basis of achieving your business objective. Decide what numbers you must hit in order for your gamification program to be deemed successful.   Dangers in the Jungle:  Don't record and measure everything Don't produce numerous and complicated reports and dashboards Don't count behaviors that don't matter - focus on those that drive business objectives   Level 4:  Saharan Crossing – How is the game played? Determine the desired actions you want your players to do. What do you want to improve and identify the particular behaviors that have the potential to drive the greatest benefit to your program? Can you build on any of their existing habits?   Dangers in the Desert: Don't develop a list of behaviors to drive and then fail to track and measure Don't gamify a behavior that doesn't actually provide value to your players Beware of Unintended Consequences   Keep an eye out for unintended consequences - once you are able to measure the behaviors you want to gamify, you must watch out for the unintended consequences of each of these behaviors. Cheating is one of the most common unintended consequences of gamification so remember to build in stop points.   About Your Host: A gamification speaker and designer, Monica Cornetti is rated as the #1 Gamification Guru in the world by UK-based Leaderboarded. She hosts a weekly Gamification Talk Radio program, and is author of the book Totally Awesome Training Activity Guide: Put Gamification to Work for You. Monica's niche is gamification techniques that can be used within the framework of corporate talent development. Connect with Monica Twitter @monicacornetti. Website: www.monicacornetti.com and www.sententiagames.com  

Using the metaphor of a World Explorer, Monica takes you inside her hands-on, gamified playshop to explore the beauty, awe, marvels, and dangers of the seven levels of successful gamification. You'll learn how to plan for your journey and pack wisely to make every item count. This week to get started we explore two of the seven continents on our journey, and begin with business objectives and who is playing our game (our learners). Level 1:  Urban Commander – Why are we playing? Starting your gamification journey without knowing your overall business objectives will take you on a road to nowhere. Get agreement on what the real business objectives are. Why are we playing? Beware of Urban Dangers:  Don't try to fix a broken product or service with gamification Don't start your gamification journey without knowing your overall business objectives – you'll be on the road to nowhere. Don't forget to focus on the players – Ask… ‘What's in it for them?   Level 2:  Bonjour Mon Cher –Who are your players? Who is the game for:  the gluten intolerant, bourbon connoisseurs, or perhaps people who race bikes competitively? When defining your player, keep in mind age, gender, interests and skill levels. Define your target user group, making sure to identify all your players. Pardon, non parlez Francais. Parlez vous Anglais? (Try to speak their language) —Beware of Paris Dangers: Don't forget:  A game's primary function is to entertain the player, and it is your job to create a ‘game' that does so—are your players going to enjoy playing your ‘game'? Don't think of the player as your opponent—find ways to help them win Don't assume your players want things a certain way—remember your tendency for self-hugging, because you like things a certain way, you tend to believe that others also will This handy tool you are about to use is a genuine hidden treasure of useful information about what you should pack and why on your journey into the realm of gamification.   About Your Host: A gamification speaker and designer, Monica Cornetti is rated as the #1 Gamification Guru in the world by UK-based Leaderboarded. She hosts a weekly Gamification Talk Radio program, and is author of the book Totally Awesome Training Activity Guide: Put Gamification to Work for You. Monica's niche is gamification techniques that can be used within the framework of corporate talent development. Connect with Monica Twitter @monicacornetti. Website: www.monicacornetti.com and www.sententiagames.com  

By now you've heard about gamification for corporate learning and organizational development, but how do you take the elements of gamification and make them a reality within your organization? Are you asked to show a measurable ROI on areas like: Improved employee performance Improved employee satisfaction and retention Saved time Saved money Overall competitive advantage This week on Gamification Talk Radio, Monica will share with practical low-tech elements for gamification, real-life examples, nifty tips, and a step-by-step approach for implementing gamification concepts in your talent management program. You can gamify your content, and you don't have to have a high tech platform to do it. If gamification is 75% psychology and 25% technology – then why not get started with a low-tech gamification design strategy this week? About Your Host: A gamification speaker and designer, Monica Cornetti is rated as the #1 Gamification Guru in the world by UK-based Leaderboarded. She hosts a weekly Gamification Talk Radio program, and is author of the book Totally Awesome Training Activity Guide: Put Gamification to Work for You. Monica's niche is gamification techniques that can be used within the framework of corporate talent development. Connect with Monica Twitter @monicacornetti. Website: www.monicacornetti.com and www.sententiagames.com      

Imagine that you're asked to create a training program/job aid to address quality control issues within your organization. You could start with flow charts, statistics, and time studies… OR you can create a Quest. Now every problem becomes a challenge to overcome, a mystery to be solved. The focus is on the goal and if the team works together and makes the necessary sacrifices – everyone will be able to achieve that goal. Stories help us to organize and remember information and tie content together. Our brains are hard-wired to think and express in terms of a beginning, middle and end. It's how we understand the world. When a story reaches our hearts, it takes hold of us, and we want to hear more. Our minds remember stories, especially stories with emotions attached, much better than they remember lists, numbers, or concepts. The gamification of learning is more than just building games into learning. It is a systematic process of using strategies that are based on the principles of good game design. Creating a story or epic quest is my favorite! How about you? Please feel free to share your ideas and comments with us. Download the FREE Sample Lesson from The Gamification Starter Kit. This free lesson gives you a ton of story writing tools you can use to turn an idea into a successful story from beginning to end.   About your Host:  A gamification speaker and designer, Monica Cornetti is rated as the #1 Gamification Guru in the world by UK-based Leaderboarded. She hosts a weekly Gamification Talk Radio program, and is author of the book Totally Awesome Training Activity Guide: Put Gamification to Work for You. Monica's niche is gamification techniques that can be used within the framework of corporate talent development. Connect with Monica Twitter @monicacornetti. Website: www.monicacornetti.com and www.sententiagames.com  

Pittsburgh Festival Opera Artistic Director Marianne Cornetti stopped by WQED-FM to chat with Anna Singer about their summer offerings.  It includes a recital by Marianne Cornetti on July 1st, "Divas After Dark" on July 2nd; Menotti's comic opera "The Telephone" on July 3rd and 5th and more.