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Following the success of our collaboration with Tricolore Theatre Company and the Catholic Association of Performing Arts, we are pleased to bring listeners more dramatised stories from local writers and performers. Tune in to hear the stories live on the radio! Podcasts of the programmes will be updated after the initial broadcasts. JONAH THE DOG IN THE BOAT by BRIDIE STRINGERBroadcast: Tuesday 7th May 2024, 3:30pm About the Writer: Following careers in telecommunications and NHS management, I undertook academic postgraduate studies in pastoral theology and was awarded a doctorate in 2010. I then became a university lecturer in reflective practice courses for those working in chaplaincies, and also for candidates in formation programmes for the ordained ministry of permanent deacon. I have actively participated in parish, deanery and diocesan pastoral councils over many years and been a catechist for children, young people and adults. I find creative writing helpful in pastoral ministry as it frees people to engage imaginatively with faith rather than burdening them with doctrine and orthodoxy which they might find difficult to engage with. Finally, I am a wife, mother of two loving daughters and grandmother of two amazing grandsons. In short, I am a good example of St John Henry Newman's saying: ‘To live is to change and to be perfect is to have changed often.' Perfection still eludes me!  Readers: JONATHAN COOTE, KENNETH MICHAELS, NADIA OSTACCHINI About the Readers: JONATHAN COOTEAn actor for many years on stage, screen and radio, Jonathan's favourite roles have included Cyrano in Cyrano de Bergerac, Bosola in The Duchess of Malfi and Atticus Finch in To Kill a Mockingbird. His West End appearances include Yes, Prime Minister, The Audience, Witness for the Prosecution. At the National Theatre he has appeared in The Doctor's Dilemma, Home, Emil and the Detectives, Our Country's Good, As You Like It. When theatres re-opened after lockdown, he toured a one-man play called The Man with the Golden Pen as James Bond author, Ian Fleming. An immersive audio recreation of an 18th Century Chocolate House which he wrote and produced is currently running at the Old Royal Naval College, Greenwich. Television appearances include: Stephen, The Crown, Casualty.. Radio/Audio: Publish and Be Damn'd (BBC) Six Degrees of Assassination (Audible), The Diary Of River Song (Big Finish) and numerous audio books.  KENNETH MICHAELSKenneth Michaels is an actor and director and has worked in theatre, radio, television and film and has taught in several drama schools. As an actor he has toured extensively in the UK and Europe in works from Shakespeare to pantomime, Pinter to Agatha Christie.  Kenneth works as a specialist ESOL teacher, working with refugees supporting their English learning. He is also the Secretary of the Catholic Association of Performing Arts (CaAPA).  NADIA OSTACCHININadia is an actor, theatre producer, voice over artist, secretary & carer! She was born inLondon of Italian parentage, trained as an actor and is the Artistic Director of Tricolore Theatre Company whose first dual-language English/Italian storybook based on Jesus's parables was published last year.  She has enjoyed Tricolore's collaboration with Radio Maria for Eastertide Stories as well as Advent Adventures last year & looks forward to reading: ‘A Boy Called Porro' to Radio Maria's younger listeners over the radio this Christmas. Website: www.tricolore.org.uk  

8. FISH ON FRIDAYS by VIV LAKE Broadcast: Thursday 2nd May 2024About the Writer: Convent educated, then Pitman's College, worked as Secretary, had a career break raising her family. She returned to work in NHS for 10 years, then for a charity, producing their quarterly magazine. She joined an actors and writers group in 2006, began writing short plays, graduating to longer pieces and full-length plays.Readers: JONATHAN COOTE, KENNETH MICHAELS, NADIA OSTACCHINI About the Readers:JONATHAN COOTEAn actor for many years on stage, screen and radio, Jonathan's favourite roles have included Cyrano in Cyrano de Bergerac, Bosola in The Duchess of Malfi and Atticus Finch in To Kill a Mockingbird. His West End appearances include Yes, Prime Minister, The Audience, Witness for the Prosecution. At the National Theatre he has appeared in The Doctor's Dilemma, Home, Emil and the Detectives, Our Country's Good, As You Like It. When theatres re-opened after lockdown, he toured a one-man play called The Man with the Golden Pen as James Bond author, Ian Fleming. An immersive audio recreation of an 18th Century Chocolate House which he wrote and produced is currently running at the Old Royal Naval College, Greenwich. Television appearances include: Stephen, The Crown, Casualty.. Radio/Audio: Publish and Be Damn'd (BBC) Six Degrees of Assassination (Audible), The Diary Of River Song (Big Finish) and numerous audio books.  KENNETH MICHAELSKenneth Michaels is an actor and director and has worked in theatre, radio, television and film and has taught in several drama schools. As an actor he has toured extensively in the UK and Europe in works from Shakespeare to pantomime, Pinter to Agatha Christie.  Kenneth works as a specialist ESOL teacher, working with refugees supporting their English learning. He is also the Secretary of the Catholic Association of Performing Arts (CaAPA).  NADIA OSTACCHININadia is an actor, theatre producer, voice over artist, secretary & carer! She was born inLondon of Italian parentage, trained as an actor and is the Artistic Director of Tricolore Theatre Company whose first dual-language English/Italian storybook based on Jesus's parables was published last year.  She has enjoyed Tricolore's collaboration with Radio Maria for Eastertide Stories as well as Advent Adventures last year & looks forward to reading: ‘A Boy Called Porro' to Radio Maria's younger listeners over the radio this Christmas. Website: www.tricolore.org.uk  

3. THE CRISSCROSSING by HELENE LE BOHEC Broadcast: Tuesday 16th April 2024 3:30pm Following the success of our collaboration with Tricolore Theatre Company and the Catholic Association of Performing Arts, we are pleased to bring listeners more dramatised stories from local writers and performers. Tune in to hear the stories live on the radio! Podcasts of the programmes will be updated after the initial broadcasts. About the Writer: Hélène Le Bohec is a poet, Equity performer, dancer, singer and voiceover artist, as well as being a literary translator and an exhibiting painter and calligrapher. “Where there's a word, there's a world” has always been Hélène's motto throughout her many lives! Originally from Paris, she started writing and performing her work in English in 2019 and was instantly recognised as a poet steeped in spirituality. Her mysticism is influenced by her Classics studies, her Greek Orthodox Christian faith and her love of magical realism. Her poetry has been long listed to be anthologised by Renard Press and is lined up for an anthology showcasing Christian authors. She performs her work at the Poetry Society, the Soho House, the Tea House Theatre and the Soho Spice of Life. She is working on getting her first collection published. She lives in London with her daughter, her blind dog and two cats.   Reader: NADIA OSTACCHINI About the Reader NADIA OSTACCHINI Nadia is an actor, theatre producer, voice over artist, secretary & carer! She was born inLondon of Italian parentage, trained as an actor and is the Artistic Director of Tricolore Theatre Company whose first dual-language English/Italian storybook based on Jesus's parables was published last year.  She has enjoyed Tricolore's collaboration with Radio Maria for Eastertide Stories as well as Advent Adventures last year & looks forward to reading: ‘A Boy Called Porro' to Radio Maria's younger listeners over the radio this Christmas. Website: www.tricolore.org.uk  

Tricolore Theatre Company in collaboration with The Catholic Performing Arts Association (CaAPA) and GHIRELLI present Eastertide Stories, airing on Tuesdays and Thursday at 3:30pm from 9 April to 9th May on Radio Maria England. 2. THE KIND TEACHER Writer: PENNY CULLIFORD Penny is a playwright, author and speaker. Her plays include Warden Pie, The Gingerbread Man, The Golden Chain, Saffron Hill, A Boy Called Porro, and Grimaldi's Last Act for Tricolore Theatre company. She also wrote the Theodora's Diary books, The Art of Standing Still and a children's novel based on her play, A Boy Called Porro. Reader: JONATHAN COOTE An actor for many years on stage, screen and radio, Jonathan's favourite roles have included Cyrano in Cyrano de Bergerac, Bosola in The Duchess of Malfi and Atticus Finch in To Kill a Mockingbird. His West End appearances include Yes, Prime Minister, The Audience, Witness for the Prosecution. At the National Theatre he has appeared in The Doctor's Dilemma, Home, Emil and the Detectives, Our Country's Good, As You Like It. When theatres re-opened after lockdown, he toured a one-man play called The Man with the Golden Pen as James Bond author, Ian Fleming. An immersive audio recreation of an 18th Century Chocolate House which he wrote and produced is currently running at the Old Royal Naval College, Greenwich. Television appearances include: Stephen, The Crown, Casualty.. Radio/Audio: Publish and Be Damn'd (BBC) Six Degrees of Assassination (Audible), The Diary Of River Song (Big Finish) and numerous audio books. Reader: KENNETH MICHAELS Kenneth Michaels is an actor and director and has worked in theatre, radio, television and film and has taught in several drama schools. As an actor he has toured extensively in the UK and Europe in works from Shakespeare to pantomime, Pinter to Agatha Christie. Kenneth works as a specialist ESOL teacher, working with refugees supporting their English learning. He is also the Secretary of the Catholic Association of Performing Arts (CaAPA). Reader: NADIA OSTACCHINI Nadia is an actor, theatre producer, voice over artist, secretary & carer! She was born in London of Italian parentage, trained as an actor and is the Artistic Director of Tricolore Theatre Company whose first dual-language English/Italian storybook based on Jesus's parables was published last year. She has enjoyed Tricolore's collaboration with Radio Maria for Eastertide Stories as well as Advent Adventures last year & looks forward to reading: ‘A Boy Called Porro' to Radio Maria's younger listeners over the radio this Christmas. Website: www.tricolore.org.uk

Tricolore Theatre Company in collaboration with The Catholic Performing Arts Association (CaAPA) and GHIRELLI present Eastertide Stories, airing on Tuesdays and Thursday at 3:30pm from 9 April to 9th May on Radio Maria England. 1. Following Down the Road About the Writer: ROGER PRICE Roger Price has for (too) many years been writing drama pieces for use in worship and beyond in the promotion of the Christian faith. As well as monologues and other short pieces he has also written and professionally produced longer shows. Notable pass productions include 'Parables' – all the teaching stories of Jesus in a single show – and 'The Boy From the Boro' – the story of a Nuneaton shopkeeper and his involvement in the First World War. The current show is 'John's Tale', telling the story of St. John's Gospel through the eyes of those who met Jesus in a light-hearted, accessible style. Nevertheless, it still retains the essential message of love and redemption. This is planned to be touring again later in the year. His website is www.unconvetional-disciple.co.uk where examples of these and his weekly blog can be found. Reader: JONATHAN COOTE An actor for many years on stage, screen and radio, Jonathan's favourite roles have included Cyrano in Cyrano de Bergerac, Bosola in The Duchess of Malfi and Atticus Finch in To Kill a Mockingbird. His West End appearances include Yes, Prime Minister, The Audience, Witness for the Prosecution. At the National Theatre he has appeared in The Doctor's Dilemma, Home, Emil and the Detectives, Our Country's Good, As You Like It. When theatres re-opened after lockdown, he toured a one-man play called The Man with the Golden Pen as James Bond author, Ian Fleming. An immersive audio recreation of an 18th Century Chocolate House which he wrote and produced is currently running at the Old Royal Naval College, Greenwich. Television appearances include: Stephen, The Crown, Casualty.. Radio/Audio: Publish and Be Damn'd (BBC) Six Degrees of Assassination (Audible), The Diary Of River Song (Big Finish) and numerous audio books. Reader: KENNETH MICHAELS Kenneth Michaels is an actor and director and has worked in theatre, radio, television and film and has taught in several drama schools. As an actor he has toured extensively in the UK and Europe in works from Shakespeare to pantomime, Pinter to Agatha Christie. Kenneth works as a specialist ESOL teacher, working with refugees supporting their English learning. He is also the Secretary of the Catholic Association of Performing Arts (CaAPA). Reader: NADIA OSTACCHINI Nadia is an actor, theatre producer, voice over artist, secretary & carer! She was born in London of Italian parentage, trained as an actor and is the Artistic Director of Tricolore Theatre Company whose first dual-language English/Italian storybook based on Jesus's parables was published last year. She has enjoyed Tricolore's collaboration with Radio Maria for Eastertide Stories as well as Advent Adventures last year & looks forward to reading: ‘A Boy Called Porro' to Radio Maria's younger listeners over the radio this Christmas. Website: www.tricolore.org.uk GHIRELLI With the Rosalet® bracelet Ghirelli® creates an inseparable union between Faith and Design Rosalet® is at once a beautiful rosary and a jewel that revolutionizes the concept of an instrument of Prayer. This bracelet conveys a depth of prayer with symbols and messages that transcend time and fashion. Website: www.ghirelli.it/ CAAPA The Catholic Performing Arts Association (known as CaAPA), has a diverse group of members whom are comprised of actors, directors, writers, singers, musicians and other entertainers, who share in a creative community where they can also grow in their spiritual values. They also aim to serve the wider community by presenting productions for charitable causes or by taking productions on tour to schools, local theatres, parishes and elderly homes. Website: https://catholicassociationofperformingarts.org.uk/

A poem lovingly put together by Tricolore Theatre Company in collaboration with Ghirelli and CaAPa (The Catholic Association of Performing Arts) for Radio Maria England during Advent of 2023. THE SHEPHERDS' PLAY Writer: PENNY CULLIFORDPenny is a playwright, author and speaker.Her plays include Warden Pie, The Gingerbread Man, The Golden Chain, Saffron Hill, A Boy Called Porro, and Grimaldi's Last Act for Tricolore Theatre company. She also wrote the Theodora's Diary books, The Art of Standing Still and a children's novel based on her play, A Boy Called Porro. Readers:Simon BrandonSimon Brandon trained at East 15.  He has appeared in numerous stage productions including: ‘29 Internet Dates' (Maiden Productions at The White Bear Theatre and OSO), ‘A Boy Called Porro' (Tricolore Theatre Company at The Pleasance Theatre), and ‘Mayflower' (Historia Theatre Company at The Hen & Chickens Theatre). Simon has also appeared in a number of short films and features.  Jonathan CooteJonathan has performed frequently in the West End (Yes, Prime Minister,The Audience, Witness for the Prosecution) and at the National Theatre(Doctor's Dilemma, Home, Our Country's Good).Television includes: Stephen, The Crown.Radio includes: Publish and Be Damn'd, Six Degrees of Assassination,The Diary Of River Song. Kenneth MichaelsKenneth Michaels is an actor and director and has worked in theatre, radio, television and film and has taught in several drama schools.As an actor he has toured extensively in the UK and Europe in works from Shakespeare to pantomime, Pinter to Agatha Christie. Kenneth works as a specialist ESOL teacher, working with refugees supporting their English learning. He is also the Secretary of the Catholic Association of Performing Arts (CaAPA). Nadia OstacchiniNadia was born in London of Italian parentage, trained as an actor and is the Artistic Director of Tricolore Theatre Company whose first dual-language English/Italian storybook based on Jesus's parables was published this year.  She has enjoyed organising the Advent Adventures for Radio Maria & would like to give a big shout out to the parishioners of The Sacred Heart of Jesus church and St Peters Italian Church for tuning in as they promised to! Website: www.tricolore.org.uk

Play: GRIMORY AND MUDWORT Writer: PENNY CULLIFORDPenny is a playwright, author and speaker.Her plays include Warden Pie, The Gingerbread Man, The Golden Chain, Saffron Hill, A Boy Called Porro, and Grimaldi's Last Act for Tricolore Theatre company.She also wrote the Theodora's Diary books, The Art of Standing Still and a children's novel based on her play, A Boy Called Porro. Readers:Kenneth MichaelsKenneth Michaels is an actor and director and has worked in theatre, radio, television and film and has taught in several drama schools.As an actor he has toured extensively in the UK and Europe in works from Shakespeare to pantomime, Pinter to Agatha Christie. Kenneth works as a specialist ESOL teacher, working with refugees supporting their English learning. He is also the Secretary of the Catholic Association of Performing Arts (CaAPA). Nadia OstacchiniNadia was born in London of Italian parentage, trained as an actor and is the Artistic Director of Tricolore Theatre Company whose first dual-language English/Italian storybook based on Jesus's parables was published this year.  She has enjoyed organising the Advent Adventures for Radio Maria & would like to give a big shout out to the parishioners of The Sacred Heart of Jesus church and St Peters Italian Church for tuning in as they promised to! Website: www.tricolore.org.uk

Play: THE OLIVE GROVE Writer: VIV LAKEConvent educated, then Pitman's College, worked as Secretary, had a career break raising her family. She returned to work in NHS for 10 years, then for a charity, producing their quarterly magazine. She joined an actors and writers group in 2006, began writing short plays, graduating to longer pieces and full-length plays. Readers:Simon BrandonSimon Brandon trained at East 15.  He has appeared in numerous stage productions including: ‘29 Internet Dates' (Maiden Productions at The White Bear Theatre and OSO), ‘A Boy Called Porro' (Tricolore Theatre Company at The Pleasance Theatre), and ‘Mayflower' (Historia Theatre Company at The Hen & Chickens Theatre). Simon has also appeared in a number of short films and features.  Kenneth MichaelsKenneth Michaels is an actor and director and has worked in theatre, radio, television and film and has taught in several drama schools.As an actor he has toured extensively in the UK and Europe in works from Shakespeare to pantomime, Pinter to Agatha Christie. Kenneth works as a specialist ESOL teacher, working with refugees supporting their English learning. He is also the Secretary of the Catholic Association of Performing Arts (CaAPA). Nadia OstacchiniNadia was born in London of Italian parentage, trained as an actor and is the Artistic Director of Tricolore Theatre Company whose first dual-language English/Italian storybook based on Jesus's parables was published this year.  She has enjoyed organising the Advent Adventures for Radio Maria & would like to give a big shout out to the parishioners of The Sacred Heart of Jesus church and St Peters Italian Church for tuning in as they promised to! Website: www.tricolore.org.uk

Play: A LEGENDARY ENCOUNTER Writer: JEREMY ROWEI was received into the Catholic Church 1977. I am married, with two sons who live in America. I have been an actor, a lecturer in English and Drama and a librarian. I am now co-founding a professional venture for writing and disseminating new Christian/Catholic literature and drama.Email address: collaborative.direct@btinternet.com Readers:Simon BrandonSimon Brandon trained at East 15.  He has appeared in numerous stage productions including: ‘29 Internet Dates' (Maiden Productions at The White Bear Theatre and OSO), ‘A Boy Called Porro' (Tricolore Theatre Company at The Pleasance Theatre), and ‘Mayflower' (Historia Theatre Company at The Hen & Chickens Theatre). Simon has also appeared in a number of short films and features.  Kenneth MichaelsKenneth Michaels is an actor and director and has worked in theatre, radio, television and film and has taught in several drama schools.As an actor he has toured extensively in the UK and Europe in works from Shakespeare to pantomime, Pinter to Agatha Christie. Kenneth works as a specialist ESOL teacher, working with refugees supporting their English learning. He is also the Secretary of the Catholic Association of Performing Arts (CaAPA). Nadia OstacchiniNadia was born in London of Italian parentage, trained as an actor and is the Artistic Director of Tricolore Theatre Company whose first dual-language English/Italian storybook based on Jesus's parables was published this year.  She has enjoyed organising the Advent Adventures for Radio Maria & would like to give a big shout out to the parishioners of The Sacred Heart of Jesus church and St Peters Italian Church for tuning in as they promised to! Website: www.tricolore.org.uk

"Manifesto hacker" di McKenzie Wark, un testo che ha continuato a influenzare il modo in cui vediamo il mondo digitale e l'attivismo. Vent'anni dopo la sua pubblicazione, i concetti trattati sono ancora sorprendentemente rilevanti.TRASCRIZIONE [Eng translation below]Se cercate nel dizionario inglese-italiano la parola hacker, probabilmente troverete hacker, cioè non lo traducono per niente, oppure troverete qualcosa tipo pirata informatico. Però vabbè, a parte la figura romantica del pirata, gli hacker fanno anche attivismo che si chiama aktivismo, ed è proprio di questo che voglio parlare nei 3 minuti grezzi di oggi perché ricorre il ventesimo anniversario dalla pubblicazione del 'Manifesto hacker' un volume che all'epoca veniva conosciuto da pochi, già internet ce n'era poca in giro e c'erano pochi siti però le persone che studiavano o che comunque bazzicavano il mondo internet conoscevano il manifesto hacker scritto da McKenzie Wark.Cos'è questo questo libriccino? Nel suo contenuto abbastanza semplice, le idee fondamentali sono abbastanza alla portata di tutti, cioè dice che oggi nel mondo, parliamo di vent'anni fa ma ancora non fa ancora una piega tutto questi concetti, ci sono due aspetti importanti: quello delle idee astratte e virtuali e quello delle cose invece pratiche. Il fatto è che le cose virtuali, come l'informazione, ma anche la poesia, la matematica, influenzano cose molto concrete che sono i paesi, gli eserciti, le aziende, le comunità. Quindi, come il virtuale ha un impatto molto reale sul mondo che ci circonda.E l'obiettivo del libro è quello di spiegarci chi sono le persone che stanno creando questo nuovo mondo e come vengono trasformati i dati in idee che poi ci portano a stare da un lato o dall'altro.Il manifesto degli hacker parla anche di un altro problema, di come alcune aziende, soprattutto quelle farmaceutiche, vogliono proteggere le loro idee e non vogliono invece la condivisione. Si pensi un po' ai brevetti per i vari vaccini, per le medicine che vengono prodotte e vengono vendute a prezzi altissimi. Quindi si parla anche di proprietà intellettuale. Ci sono due due fazioni opposte: le persone che vogliono usare le informazioni o vogliono che le informazioni siano libere, e quelli invece che vogliono tenere tutto per sé e che non vogliono condividere.Diciamo che è un libro che ha vent'anni, ma non li dimostra affatto, perché se andiamo a leggere vediamo che gli stessi problemi ce li troviamo ancora davanti. Vi metto un link perché è molto interessante e sicuramente in questi giorni se ne parlerà appunto perché sono vent'anni che McKenzie Wark l'ha pubblicato.TRANSLATIONIf you look up the word hacker in the English-Italian dictionary, you will probably find hacker, meaning they do not translate it at all, or you will find something like digital pirate. But whatever, apart from the romantic figure of the pirate, hackers also do activism which is called aktivism, and that's exactly what I want to talk about in today's podcast because it's the 20th anniversary of the publication of the 'Hacker Manifesto' a volume that was known to few people at the time, already the internet was little around and there were few sites however people who were studying or otherwise hanging out in the internet world knew about the hacker manifesto written by McKenzie Wark.What is this little booklet? In its quite simple content, the basic ideas are quite within everyone's reach, that is to say it says that in the world today, we are talking about twenty years ago but still, it still does not make a dent in all these concepts, there are two important aspects : that of abstract and virtual ideas and that of things instead practical. The fact is that virtual things, such as information, but also poetry, mathematics, affect very concrete things that are countries, armies, companies, communities. Thus, how the virtual has a very real impact on the world around us.And the goal of the book is to explain to us who the people are who are creating this new world and how data are being turned into ideas that then lead us to be on one side or the other.The hackers' manifesto also talks about another problem, how some companies, especially pharmaceutical companies, want to protect their ideas and do not want sharing instead. Think a little bit about the patents for various vaccines, for medicines that are produced and are sold at very high prices. So we also talk about intellectual property. There are two opposing factions: people who want to use the information or want the information to be free , and those who want to keep everything to themselves and do not want to share.Let's say it's a book that is 20 years old, but it doesn't show it at all, because if we go to read it we see that the same problems are still in front of us. I am putting a link because it is very interesting and certainly these days it will be talked about precisely because it is 20 years since McKenzie Wark published it.LINK:A hacker manifest https://theanarchistlibrary.org/library/mckenzie-wark-a-hacker-s-manifestoUn manifesto hacker http://www.tecalibri.info/M/MCKENZIE-W_hacker.htm

Midnight Praises @ 21st Europe Youth Convention - Hoxter, Germany ~ August 25, 2023

Midnight Praises @ 21st Europe Youth Convention - Hoxter, Germany ~ August 25, 2023

Midnight Praises @ 21st Europe Youth Convention - Hoxter, Germany ~ August 25, 2023

Singer-songwriter and professional female sape' player Alena Murang is set to perform in a solo concert called Sky Songs, titled after her second album, which was inspired by the elements of the sky, and contemplates how all of nature interacts. The Kuching native who was born to a Kelabit father and English-Italian mother, receives songs, music and stories from her Kelabit and Kenyah elders, and presents them in contemporary ways. The upcoming performance is described as a night of song, remembrance and homecoming, and we speak to Alena to find out more.Image Credit: iserazakphotography

Synopsis Back in Bach's day, there were churchmen aghast at the thought that composers were trying to sneak flashy opera music into Sunday services. Church music was meant to be simple, austere, and, well , not “operatic.” So what would they have made of the three “church parables” – mini-operas, really, composed in the 20th century by the great English composer Benjamin Britten? The third of these, The Prodigal Son, debuted on today's date in 1968 at St. Bartholomew's Church in Orford, England. All three impart Christian values and were meant for church performance – scored for a handful of soloists, modest choir, and a small ensemble that would fit in front of and on either side of a church altar where church music was normally performed. But operas they are, and Britten himself let the “o” word slip when he commented in a 1967 interview that he was (quote), “doing another church opera to go with the other two, Curlew River and The Burning Fiery Furnace, to make a kind of trilogy.'” Britten took these mini-operas seriously, and dedicated The Prodigal Son to his new friend, the Soviet composer Dmitri Shostakovich, who in turn would dedicate his 14th Symphony to Britten. Music Played in Today's Program Benjamin Britten (1913 - 1976) The Prodigal Son Peter Pears, tenor; John Shirley-Quirk, baritone; Robert Tear, tenor; Bryan Drake, baritone; English Opera Group Orchestra; Benjamin Britten, conductor. Decca 425713 On This Day Births 1904 - German-born American musical composer Frederick Loewe, in Berlin; 1913 - Soviet composer Tikhon Khrennikov, in Elets (Julian date: May 28); 1960 - English composer Mark Anthony Turnage, in Grays, Essex; Deaths 1899 - French composer Ernest Chausson, age 44, after a bicycle accident near Limay; 1918 - Italian opera composer and librettist Arrigo Boito, age 76, in Milan; 1934 - British composer Frederick Delius, age 72, in Grez-sur-Loing, France; 1964 - American composer Louis Gruenberg, age 75, in Los Angeles; Premieres 1732 - Handel: opera "Acis and Galetea" (in an English/Italian version), in London at the King's Theater in the Haymarket, at the request of Princess Anne (Gregorian date: June 21); 1865 - Wagner: opera "Tristan and Isolde," in Munich at the Hoftheater, conducted by Hans von Bülow; 1921 - Stravinsky: "Symphonies of Wind Instruments" (in memory of Claude Debussy), in London at Queen's Hall, with Serge Kousevitzky conducting; Three days earlier, on June 7, 1921, Stravinsky had attended the British premiere of the concert version of his ballet score "The Rite of Spring," also at Queen's Hall, with Eugene Goossens conducting; 1939 - Bliss: Piano Concerto (with Solomon the soloist) and Vaughan Williams: "Five Variants of Dives and Lazarus," at Carnegie Hall by the New York Philharmonic, with Sir Adrian Boult conducting; These works (Along with Bax's Seventh Symphony, which premiered the previous day) were all commissioned by the British Council as part of the British Exhibition at 1939 World's Fair; 1941 - Poulenc: first public performance of Concerto for Organ, Strings and Timpani, in Paris; 1968 - Britten: church opera "The Prodigal Son," in Orford Church, near Aldeburgh. Links and Resources On Britten

Il cinema italiano ha la sua "notte da Oscar" con tanto di statuetta d'oro come premio per il miglior film, i migliori attori protagonisti, la migliore scenografia etc. Questi premi si chiamano "David di Donatello", perché la statuetta è una riproduzione della famosa statua in bronzo di Donatello "Il David" (conservata a Firenze nel Museo Nazionale del Bargello).Segui il nostro podcast sulla lingua italiana "Italiano ON-Air" su: https://podcast.scuolaleonardo.com (dove trovi anche la trascrizione dell'episodio)oppure sulle principali piattaforme di podcast:Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Amazon Music | Google PodcastPer informazioni sui corsi della Scuola Leonardo da Vinci:  www.scuolaleonardo.com----------- ENGLISH ------------Italian cinema has its "Oscar night" with a gold statuette as an award for the best film, the best leading actors, the best scenography, etc.These awards are called "David di Donatello" because the statuette is a reproduction of "Il David", the famous bronze statue by Donatello (preserved in Florence in the Bargello National Museum).Follow our podcast on the Italian language "Italiano ON-Air"  by Scuola Leonardo da Vinci: https://podcast.scuolaleonardo.com (where you can find the transcript of the episode) or on the leading podcast platforms:Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Amazon Music | Google PodcastFor information on the Scuola Leonardo da Vinci courses:  www.scuolaleonardo.com

Reynoso hosts the ReynoSHOW where he discusses the English & Italian title race, Barcelona's Super Cup victory, Liga MX's Jornada 2 roundup and the best story in European football - the rise of RC Lens. (00:00) Intro (01:20) Merch Announcement (02:23) Manchester United vs. Manchester City REACTION (10:00) The Surprises of The Premier League (11:57) Arsenal vs. Tottenham REACTION (15:04) Nottingham Forest & Gustavo Scarpa (19:34) Barcelona wins the Super Cup (23:20) Why RC Lens is my favorite story in Europe (28:22) Napoli vs. Juventus REACTION (31:18) Liga MX Jornada 2 Roundup (37:28) What if Sevilla actually gets relegated?

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Dialogo 6 – Al mercato di Firenze con Francesca A – Buongiorno Francesca. F – Buongiorno Anthony. A – Sono contento di andare al famoso mercato di Sant'Ambrogio oggi! F – Anch'io. Tante cosa da comprare e assaggiare. A – È vero che hanno una fantastica selezione di frutta, verdure e carne dagli artigiani locali? F – Certo! E ci sono anche prodotti da altre regioni d'Italia. A – Non vedo l'ora di mangiare formaggio e salame. F – Io invece la frutta fresca. A – Possiamo fermarci ad un panificio vicino per una schiacciata? È una focaccia Fiorentina che puoi mangiare semplice o con farcitura come un panino. F – Certo! Vorrei anche un shakerato! A – Che cos'è? F – È un delizioso espresso shakerato che puoi bere dolce o amaro. Io lo preferisco amaro. A – Delizioso! F – Dovremmo anche visitare il Mercato Centrale, il mercatino delle pulci di Santo Spirito ed il Mercato San Lorenzo. A – Fantastico! Al Mercato Centrale vorrei provare un lampredotto. È una specialità locale. Non sono sicuro di cosa sia, ma tutti i locali lo adorano, F – Iniziamo ad andare! Abbiamo tanto da camminare oggi … e mangiare! A – Andiamo. Dialogo 6 – Al mercato di Firenze con Francesca A – Buongiorno Francesca. F – Buongiorno Anthony. A – Sono contento di andare al famoso mercato di Sant'Ambrogio oggi! F – Anch'io. Tante cosa da comprare e assaggiare. A – È vero che hanno una fantastica selezione di frutta, verdure e carne dagli artigiani locali? F – Certo! E ci sono anche prodotti da altre regioni d'Italia. A – Non vedo l'ora di mangiare formaggio e salame. F – Io invece la frutta fresca. A – Possiamo fermarci ad un panificio vicino per una schiacciata? È una focaccia Fiorentina che puoi mangiare semplice o con farcitura come un panino. F – Certo! Vorrei anche un shakerato! A – Che cos'è? F – È un delizioso espresso shakerato che puoi bere dolce o amaro. Io lo preferisco amaro. A – Delizioso! F – Dovremmo anche visitare il Mercato Centrale, il mercatino delle pulci di Santo Spirito ed il Mercato San Lorenzo. A – Fantastico! Al Mercato Centrale vorrei provare un lampredotto. È una specialità locale. Non sono sicuro di cosa sia, ma tutti i locali lo adorano, F – Iniziamo ad andare! Abbiamo tanto da camminare oggi … e mangiare! A – Andiamo. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/theitalianmind/message

Bumping into a Friend in Rome: English Version Francesca: Ciao Anthony Anthony: Ciao Francesca Francesca: Come stai? Anthony: Bene, grazie, e tu? Where are you off to? Francesca: Work, I am teaching Italian at the University, now. Anthony: very nice. I am still studying Italian. Maybe you can help me? Francesca: Of course. I am very happy to help. I have an online course, podcast, and app to help students learn Italian now in addition to my university course and 1-1 lessons. I even offer a free weekly online lesson on Friday for all online course students. It's a great way to ask questions, practice speaking, getting help on any exercises. Anthony: that's great! Please tell me more. How do I sign-up for your online course? That sounds perfect for me with my busy work schedule. Francesca: I have a few minutes now. Do you have time for a coffee at cafè d'oro near the Pantheon? It's only a two blocks from here and it's on the way to the University. Anthony: That sounds great. Let's go. Bumping into a Friend in Rome: Italian Version Francesca: Ciao Anthony Anthony: Ciao Francesca Francesca: Come stai? Anthony: Bene, grazie e tu? Dove stai andando? Francesca: A lavoro! Insegno all'università adesso. Anthony: Molto bene. Io sto ancora studiando italiano. Forse puoi aiutarmi? Francesca: Certo! Sarei felice di aiutarti. Ho un corso online, un podcast e un app per aiutare gli studenti a imparare italiano, oltre al mio lavoro come insegnante. Offro anche una lezione settimanale gratuita di venerdì per tutti gli studenti del corso online. È un ottimo modo per fare domande, praticare il parlato e chiedere aiuto sugli esercizi. Anthony: Ottimo! Dimmi di più. Come posso iscrivermi al corso online? Sembra ideale con i miei orari di lavoro. Francesca: Ho qualche minuto adesso. Hai tempo per un caffè al bar D'oro vicino al Pantheon? È a soli due isolati da qui ed è vicino all'università. Anthony: Perfetto! Andiamo. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/theitalianmind/message

Chatting in the Cafè with Francesca - Italian Version F: Ciao Anthony A: Ciao Francesca F: Cosa vuoi bere? A: Un caffé e una bottiglia di acqua gassata F: Hai fame? A: Sempre! Vorrei un cornetto al cioccolato F: Perfetto. Offro io A: Grazie! La prossima volta faccio io. F: Per quanto tempo starai in Italia? A: Tre mesi. Ho bisogno di praticare il mio italiana e poi, amo Roma! F: Roma è stupenda! C'è tantissimo da fare e vedere. A: Qual è la tua cosa preferita di Roma? F: Per me il Pantheon e tutte le fontane. A: Anche per me. Ma ho una lista lunga di cose preferite. Amo i siti storici romani, il vaticano. Tutte le chiese, così tanto da vedere. F: Sei mai stato a Roma in inverno? A: No, mai. Ma vorrei! F: È così tranquilla rispetto all'estate. A: Fa freddo? F: No, è mite e bellissima. Di dove sei? Chicago vero? A: Si, sono di Chicago. F: Roma in inverno non è per niente come Chicago in inverno. Non ti preoccupare. A: Da quanto sei a Roma? F: Otto mesi. Amo insegnare italiana all'università. Insegno lunedì, mercoledì e venerdì a mezzogiorno. A: Che ore sono? F: Sono le 10:30 A: È un po' tardi per me. Forse possiamo pranzare insieme domani? Mi piacerebbe iscrivermi ad un corso online. F: Perfetto. Ci vediamo domani! Incontriamoci di fronte al Pantheon a mezzogiorno. A: Perfetto. Ci vediamo. Chatting in the Cafè with Francesca - English Version F - Ciao Anthony. A - Ciao Francesca. F - What would you like to drink? A - A coffee and a bottle of sparkling water, please. F - Are you hungry? A - Always. I would like a chocolate croissant. F - Perfect. It's my treat. A - Thank you. Next time it will be mine. F - How long are you staying in Italy? A - Three months. I need to practice my Italian and I love Rome. F - Rome is big and beautiful. So much to see and do. A - What is your favorite sight in Rome? F - For me, the Pantheon and all the fountains. A - Me too, but I have a very long list. I love all the Ancient Roman sights, the Vatican, all the churches, so much to see. F - Have you been to Rome in the winter? A - No, I haven't. I want to though. F - It's so quiet compared to the summer. A - Is it cold? F - No, it's mild and wonderful. Where are you from? Chicago right? A - Yes. I'm from Chicago. F - Rome in the winter is nothing like Chicago in the winter. Don't worry. A - How long have you been in Rome? F - 8-months. I love teaching Italian at the university. I teach Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at noon. A - What time is it? F - 10:30 AM. A - I am running a bit late. Maybe we can have lunch tomorrow? I would like to sign-up for your online course. F - Perfect. See you tomorrow. Let's meet in front of the Pantheon at noon. A - Perfect. See you then. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/theitalianmind/message

At the Train Station with Francesca: Italian Version A – Ciao Francesca F – Ciao Anthony A – Sono davvero emozionato di andare a Firenze F – Anch'io. Cosa vuoi fare lì? A – Vorrei visitare tutto. So che ci sono un sacco di musei pieni di opere. E tu? F – Preferisco mangiare in tutti gli eccellenti locali come un vero fiorentino. A – Conosco un posto vicino Santo Spirito per mangiare. Dopo mangiato possiamo andare a Palazzo Pitti lì vicino. C'è anche il fantastico parco Giardino di Boboli. F – Ho due grandi amici che vivono a Firenze. Sono guide turistiche e ci possono mostrare un po' i dintorni. A – Compriamo il nostro biglietto del treno dal chiosco. Faremo Roma Firenze. Scendiamo a Firenze alla stazione di Santa Maria Novella. È di fronte la bellissima chiesa Santa Maria Novella. F – Ecco qui i nostri biglietti. Cerchiamo il binario 2. Il treno parte tra 30 minuti. A – Ho dimenticato di darti i soldi per il biglietto, Mi dispiace. Ecco. Voglio darti la mia parte. F – Nessun problema! Il treno sta arrivando. A – Ottimo! Sembra che ci siano molti posti liberi. F – E anche l'aria condizionata. Assicurati di avere un po' d'acqua e degli spuntini per il tragitto. A – Andiamo a Firenze! At the Train Station with Francesca: English Version A - Ciao Francesca. F - Ciao Anthony. A - I am excited to go to Florence. F - Me too. What do you want to do there? A - I would like to take in all the sights. I know there are a lot of museums filled with treasures. What about you? F - I prefer to eat at all the excellent local spots just like a Florentine. A - I know of a great spot near Santo Spirito to eat. When we finish eating we can walk over to Palazzo Pitti nearby. There is also the wonderful park the Boboli Gardens. F - I have two great friends that live in Florence. They are tour guides and can show us around a bit too. A - Let's buy our train tickets from the kiosk. We are going from Rome to Florence. We get off in Florence at the Santa Maria Novella Station. It's across from the beautiful church Santa Maria Novella. F - Here are our tickets. Let's find track 2. The train leaves in 30-minutes. A - I forgot to give you money for my ticket. I'm sorry. Here is it. I want to pay my share. F - No problem. Here comes the train. A - Great. It looks like there are a lot of seats available. F - And air conditioning. Make sure you have some water and a little snack for the ride. A - Let's go to Florence. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/theitalianmind/message

Dialogue 4 - At Nonna's House – English Version At Nonna's House - English Version A - Welcome to Florence F - It's a beautiful city. I'm looking forward to our visit. A - Me too. F - Before we go to the hotel we're having lunch at my friend Maria's Nonna's house. A - That sounds perfect. Does Maria have a big family? F - Yes.She has two brothers and one sister.She also has two aunts and two uncles and lots of cousins. A - Wow.That is a big family. F - They live on a small farm just outside of Florence. Maria is picking us up in her car. A - Look.there's the famous church Santa Maria Novella. It's beautiful and filled with treasures and history. F - I can't wait to see it during our visit. A - Me too.There is a fresco by Masaccio there I can't wait to see named The Trinity. F - I am looking forward to all the great food here in Florence. A - Do you think her nonna will have Tuscan bread? F - I'm sure she will and many other Tuscan dishes. There is Maria's car. Let's go.I can't wait to meet her family and enjoy a nice family meal together. Dialogue 4 - At Nonna's House – Italian Version A – Benvenuta a Firenze! F – È una bellissima città. Non vedo l'ora di visitarla. A – Anch'io F – Prima di andare al nostro albergo pranzeremo a casa della nonna della mia amica Maria. A – Perfetto per me! Maria ha una famiglia molto grande? F – Si. Ha due fratelli e una sorella. Ha anche due zii e due zie e un sacco di cugini. A – Wow una grande famiglia! F – Vivono in una piccola fattoria fuori Firenze. Maria ci viene a prendere con la sua macchina. A – Guarda! La famosa chiesa di Santa Maria Novella. È bellissima e piena di storia e arte. F – Non vedo l'ora di vederla durante la nostra visita. A – Anch'io. C'è un affresco di Masaccio, chiamato La Trinità che non vedo l'ora di vedere. F – Io non vedo l'ora di mangiare il buonissimo cibo di Firenze. A – Pensi che la nonna di Maria abbia il pane toscano? F – Sicuramente e anche tantissimi piatti toscani. Ecco la macchina di Maria. Andiamo! Sono curiosa di incontrare la sua famiglia e goderci il pranzo insieme. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/theitalianmind/message

Dialogue 5 – At the Hotel in Florence A – Finally! We've arrived. F – It's nice to finally check in A – Let's go to our rooms, clean-up, and unpack F – Sounds good. I'll see you in the lobby in 1 hour. A – Perfect. I'm in room 302 F – I'm in room 501 A – See you in an hour F – sounds good One hour later F – what a nice hotel A – It really is. I have a great view of the Duomo. Did you know it's real name is Santa Maria del Fiore? F – Yes I did. I can't wait to tour it and the rest of Florence. A – Where should we go first? F – Why don't we walk through the city center and visit some famous places like Santa Maria del Fiore, Piazza Signoria, Ponte Vecchio, Santa Maria Novella, and the famous pharmacy? A – That sounds great.I want to go to gelateria neri too. F – Let's stop at every artisan gelateria we see and have a scoop? A – What a great idea. F – let's go Dialogo 5 – In albergo a Firenze A – Finalmente! Siamo arrivati! F – È bello fare finalmente il check in. A – Andiamo nelle nostre stanze, puliamo e disfiamo le valigie. F – Va bene. Ci vediamo nella lobby tra un'ora. A – Perfetto. Sono nella stanza numero 302. F – Io nella 501. A – Ci vediamo tra un'ora. F – Va bene. Un'ora dopo F – Che bell'albergo! A – Davvero! Ha una vista bellissima sul Duomo. Lo sapevi che il vero nome è Santa Maria del Fiore? F – Si, lo sapevo! Non vedo l'ora di visitarlo e di girare per tutta Firenze! A – Cosa possiamo visitare per prima? F – Che ne dici di andare verso il centro e visitare alcuni luoghi famosi come Santa Maria del Fiore, Piazza della Signoria, il Ponte Vecchio, Santa Maria Novella e le famose farmacie? A – Fantastico! Vorrei andare anche alla gelateria Neri. F – Fermiamoci ad ogni gelateria che vediamo e prendiamo un assaggio di gelato. A – Ottima idea! F – Andiamo. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/theitalianmind/message

Michela Di Carlo is an experienced bilingual (English/Italian)_ journalist, content editor, and copywriter with an MA in Communication Studies from the University of Rome. A late bloomer herself, Michela is the founder of the digital lifestyle magazine CrunchyTales.com dedicated to late bloomers. Speaking from her home in Rome, Michela is so much fun! You will love listening to her.

Bill wasn't willing to drive over an hour to record with us in person, but we're back! THIS IS STILL OFFICIALLY A PODCAST! We're doing two-times a month eps now, folks. Bill's Ice Cream Truck of the Week: Detroiters. Shout out to our Canadian listeners! Have you heard the fake English Italian song? Mary is afraid of carwashes, but nothing else. Bill loved the Elvis movie, even though he just said biopics are hokey. Rod Stewart talk. Bat report: Got a bat. Our Botan Rice candy tattoos. Kelley's Hint List! How to clean after broiling meat. Drapery Rules. Rules for new down pillows. Umpire Pants Out!

Marina was born to English / Italian parents but grew up in the UK. Her Dad's job took her parents away so she was sent to boarding school. She was not  a model student and struggled to feel safe or settled. And in her late teens she had a psychotic episode that ended up with her being sectioned. It was her early life journey with mental health problems that in many ways shaped her, but it was the womens therapy circle who supported her and gave her hope was fundamental to her longer term wellbeing.  Marina's inside knowledge on mental health challenges has shaped a woman who was also deeply connected to the land, and the healing potential that comes when we listen and connect. She is now the Director of Circle of Life Rediscovery, a Community Interest Company that helps youngsters with mental health challenges, has pioneered Nature Programs in the NHS and Health Sector. She has co-authored two books, one of which "Learning with Nature" is the go to book for Forest School and Outdoor Practitioners, and is also the Director of the Outdoor Teacher online training program.  She has led a fascinating life, and her work dances between reverence for mother earth and how nature can help people to connect, heal and feel good about themselves. You can find Marina on her website - Circle of Life DiscoveryMy passion is Inspiring Women to Inspire Women. So if you love these podcasts, please share them with those you love, and if you can leave me a review. It helps me to reach more women. And you can Join the UnMasking the Feminine Community here.Support the show

Joining Chris for this episode is the very charming English/Italian singer-songwriter Jack Savoretti. In this thoughtful, insightful conversation Jack talks about catching Bob Dylan live, the impact of the Forrest Gump soundtrack and his experiences working with both Kyle Minogue and Nile Rodgers.

By the Distinguished Honor, Sovereign Nobility and Ancestral Principles of Royal Decree; I declare before the 8 Billion Citizens the election of a Russian Woman to serve as Crown Regent of Nobility and furthermore grant Royal Immunity to Sviatlana of Belarus as Sovereign Regent of Honor. Submitted to the United States government, the United Nations, International Criminal Court & the Royal Court of the Queendom of Marafino. Diplomatic Document available on Instagram: Hawkeye_2022 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/taf-international-2019/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/taf-international-2019/support

Episode NotesPodcast 050 | A Celiac in Italy with Catalin VarelaCatalin VarelaCatalin Varela is a 20-something American living in Florence. She was diagnosed with celiac disease in 2016 and has since become a Certified IIN Health Coach with a degree in Health Arts & Sciences. As the founder of The Celiac in Italy, Catalin teaches online Italian cooking classes (all gluten free, of course), consults clients on traveling safely in Italy as a celiac, and is an English+Italian speaking resource for all things gluten free Italy. Learn more and follow her adventures on Instagram. Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/celiacinitaly/Website: https://www.catalinvarela.com/Airbnb gluten free pasta class: https://www.airbnb.com/experiences/3128006Airbnb celiac travel consulting: https://www.airbnb.com/experiences/3253930 Creatively Made Business with Jeanne OliverIs your business aligned with how you want your life to look and feel? Many creative business owners feel trapped and overwhelmed by the business that was supposed to add more freedom to their lives. You didn't take the risk of starting a business just to end up in the same place, or worse – moving in the opposite direction of the life you want.An online workshop to build, launch, and nurture a business that aligns with how you want your life to look and feel. Instant access to six modules with over 7 hours of training. Your business should be a bridge to the life you dream of, not a barrier. To learn more click HERE.  Ten Tips To Take Back The PeaceA free ebook if you are looking for some rest in your day-to-day like I was.Get your free resource Ten Tips HERE.

An Artist – painter, musician, dancer. But also a social entrepreneur, a voice of the past traditions to the present societies, a link between the East and the West, the Nature and the City. Alena has the true art of bringing together elements coming from different horizons. Born in Borneo, from a Malaysin father and an English/Italian mother, graduated from Manchester, she now lives in Kuala Lumpur.

We had the pleasure of interviewing Matteo Bocelli over Zoom video!  Capitol Records released acclaimed singer/songwriter Matteo Bocelli's debut solo single, aptly entitled “Solo.” Over lush orchestral arrangements, delicate piano played by Matteo himself, and the vivid neons of modern pop production from GRAMMY® winner Jesse Shaktin, he sings passionately and clearly about lost romance, forging a new path and the void felt when a loved one is just out of reach. “Missing you with every breath I take,” he sings. “Wishing you were with me when I wake.” Matteo wrote the song with Fiona Bevan and Marco Guazzone. Download / stream “Solo” HERE. The accompanying video, which was also released today, is rich with symbolism and the natural beauty of the majestic Dolomites mountains, located in northeast Italy. It was directed by Gaetano Morbioli, who also helmed the official video for “Fall On Me,” a duet that paired Matteo with his father, opera legend Andrea Bocelli. View the official video for “Solo” HERE. Matteo Bocelli, who is graduating at the Conservatory of Lucca in Tuscany, says, “Over the past three years, Capitol Records has given me a rare opportunity – to have time, to study, to write new music, to rehearse – and I'm really proud to be able to release this first song.”Much of the world first heard Matteo on “Fall on Me,” the English/Italian song that he co-wrote for the elder Bocelli's acclaimed 2018 album, Sì, which topped the Billboard 200 and the UK Official Albums chart. The song, which has amassed nearly 300 million combined global streams, went on to soundtrack Disney's The Nutcracker and the Four Realms. The pair performed “Fall on Me” at Madison Square Garden and the Hollywood Bowl as well as on numerous television programs, including “Dancing with the Stars,” Colbert, “Good Morning America,” “Royal Family Variety Performance” and “Strictly Come Dancing.” It was a powerful introduction, yet Matteo's musical journey began when he was a child. By age six, he was learning piano, and at 18 he debuted on stage to sing Verdi at the Rome Colosseum. He's worked his whole life to master his craft. But the melodies that emerge whenever the young man opens his mouth feel real in a way that can't be explained by a classical education. He sings with a purity of expression that seems innate, with charisma and clarity of purpose. We want to hear from you! Please email Tera@BringinitBackwards.com. www.BringinitBackwards.com #podcast #interview #bringinbackpod #MatteoBocelli #zoom Listen & Subscribe to BiB Follow our podcast on Instagram and Twitter! 

One of Haiti's most powerful gang leaders, Jimmy Cherizier, calls for protests following the assassination of President Jovenel Moise Also on the programme: Ethiopia's main opposition leader on the conflict in Tigray; and a preview of the Euro 2020 final by an English-Italian couple. (Image: Haitians on the streets. Credit: EPA/Orlando Barria)

The Macchiaioli who closely resembled the French Impressionists never received the same international acclaim. Let's take a look at the painters Giovanni Fattori and Claude Monet and compare the two 19th century artistic movements and discover how the invention of paint in tubes change the course of art history. Follow along with transcripts in English & Italian on the www.StudentessaMatta website 

Greg and Selectabet are joined by David Weatherston ahead of the weekend's football. David provides some insight into the Norwegian off-season and has a tip in Molde's Europa League match. Plus we preview all Scottish Premiership matches and suggest some bets in England and Italy.

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Alena Ose' Murang is a Sarawakian sape player singer, teacher, speaker, social entrepreneur, visual artist & heritage advocate. Born in Kuching, Sarawak, to a Kelabit father, Ose Murang and English-Italian mother Valerie Mashman, Alena and her older brother were immersed in their local heritage from young including dance and the local lute instrument, the sape. While Alena has never formally studied music, she answered her calling to be a keeper of stories for her people and in 2016, released her first EP, Flight - a collection of traditional Kenyah & Kelabit songs. Since then, Alena has performed at many renowned world music festivals including the SXSW (USA), Colors of Ostrava (Czech Republic), Paris Fashion Week (France), Rudolstadt Festival (Germany), OzAsia Festival (Australia), and Rainforest World Music Festival (Malaysia). She was a youth representative at the UNESCO Youth Forum in Paris, and UNESCO Asia-Pacific for her work in intangible cultural heritage. Some of the things we talked about include: * 3.20: What is was like growing up in Kuching & being immersed in the local culture including visiting villages, studying rituals like basket weaving & hiking * 6:08: How at the age of 6, Alena & her cousins began to learn the arang kadang (long dance) & solo Hornbill dance from her aunties, before half of them decided to pick up the sape * 7:26: Getting Uncle Mathew Ngau to teach them the sape & why that was such a contentious issue because of their gender * 8:46: The difference between the “spirit” & “human” sape * 17:45: Identity & heritage * 20:13: Her love of art * 21:35: Studying fine arts at the Lasalle College of the Arts * 22:37: Why Alena's fine arts teacher did not encourage her to pursue art as a career * 23:59: How she ended up on a US tour with the Diplomats of Drum as a sape player * 25:58: Her discovery of how the sape could move people * 26:31: Why she became a fellow with Teach for Malaysia * 28:28: How she started her social enterprise, ART4 Studio (now known as Kanid Studio) * 30:35: What led Alena to pursuing world music as a full-time career * 31:53: How Alena produced & released her first EP, Flight * 33:45: Working with life coaches * 35:15: If Alena was ever plagued with imposter syndrom * 35:44: When Alena knew that she was doing exactly what she was meant to be doing * 36:44: How Alena ended up participating in the Norway Fjord Festival (Scandinavia's largest traditional music festival) & Paris Fashion Week * 38:47: Whether Alena ever felt she had to get out of Malaysia to grow her musical career * 41:48: Working with her village elders * 43:09: Being a part of the Small Island Big Song Austronesian production * 44:53: Why beads are so important to Alena's indigenous heritage * 46:56: How COVID-19 has impacted Alena & her career * 49:14: What listeners can do to help Alena & any other world musician Show notes: https://www.sothisismywhy.com/22

We regard these dishes with a combination of adoration and lust.

Conductor Mark Gibson, the current Director of Orchestral Studies at the University of Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music (CCM), invited Lefebvre to participate in a CCM summer program in Luca, Italy.Gustav Meier was a Swiss conductor and professor of orchestral conducting at the Peabody Institute of Johns Hopkins University.Elisabeth Schwartzkopf was a German-born soprano and is considered one of the top singers of the 20th century. In her performing career, she specialized in German-language art song (lieder) and Viennese operetta; later in life, she became an international renowned voice teacher.Nana Mouskouri is a popular Greek singer whose extensive discography includes over 200 albums in at least twelve different languages.English-Italian conductor Annuzio Mantovani led his own orchestra (the Mantovani Orchestra) in the mid-20th century and became famous in the “light music” style.Mario Bernardi was a Canadian conductor and pianist.Dale Bartlett was a Canadian pianist, educator, and collaborative pianist.Vladimir Horowitz was a renowned Russian-born classical pianist who spent most of his life in the U.S.“Il mio tesoro” is a famous tenor aria from W.A. Mozart’s opera Don Giovanni.Beverly Sills was one of the most notable sopranos of the 20th century and, after retiring from singing, became the General Manager of the New York City Opera and later the Metropolitan Opera.Renée Fleming is an actively performing American operatic soprano and the current Creative Consultant at the Lyric Opera of Chicago.Franco Zeffirelli was an Italian director and producer of opera, films, and television. Many of his opera productions are still in use today around the world.Yannick Nézet-Séguin is a Canadian conductor and pianist. Currently, he is the Music Director of the Metropolitan Opera, Philadelphia Orchestra, and Orchestre Métropolitain in Montréal.Hungarian pianist Franz Liszt set three sonnets by Italian Renaissance poet Petrarch to music in the collection “Tre sonetti di Petrarch” (“Three Petrarch Sonnets”).The Brooklyn Academy of Music (BAM) is a performing arts center based in Brooklyn, New York.Françoise Frenkel’s memoir A Bookshop in Berlin follows her escape from the rise of fascism in Germany and, later, her evasion from Nazi occupation in war-torn France.Grey’s Anatomy is an American medical drama television series.Kanopy is an online film streaming service specializing in classic, independent, and foreign films.Duolingo is a Google-owned mobile application and website for studying foreign languages.WhatsApp is a Facebook-owned mobile application for messaging and calling over the Internet.Lefebvre enjoys eating at restaurant Red Feather Kitchen in Cincinnati.Nico Castel was a tenor and notable language and diction coach.Oscar Peterson was a famous Canadian jazz pianist and composer.

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Toward reflections on the difference between art and porn.

Today's episode is really fun! I got to interview my friend Jennifer. We met in college and both worked in the fashion. We've both made the change to entrepreneurship and kept in touch along the way. Our stories are similar, but the paths have been different. Jennifer moved to Tuscany and created the life she wanted. Tuscan Wellness was born and continues to grow. Jennifer speaks English Italian and Woo! How great is that? Listen to get the science-based methods to create a life that works for you. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

A boy, a girl, a frog. Thoughts on the end of the world.

My paternal grandparents lived on a farm, with no indoor plumbing. 

A  Paradigm Shift: The IT Revolution in Architecture!5º Class: "The IT Revolution in Architecture Book Series"Watch  the video 35 minutes The class will be forecast fromFace Book of Antonino SaggioMonday May 11, 20206:00 pm Rome12:00 noon New York9:00 am San FranciscoRelevant LinksHome page of the Book series with access toEnglish Italian and Chinese editions Access available books in Amazon . comAmazon . it for used books go to  Ebay.it Ebay.com Great parts of the books are available at Google booksFaceBook of The IT Revolution In Architecture SeriesA Recent Article on the History and Philosophy of the Book seriesNN. In the video there are two inaccuracies. Firstly, the book series started in 1978 with Testo & Immagine of Turin. Secondly, the book series was called  in Italian "La rivoluzione informatica" and it was published within the Universale di Architettura edited by Bruno Zevi.An Open-video-course by Antonino Saggioprofessor Antonino Saggio«Sapienza» University of RomeSchool of Architecture - Dept. of Architecture and Design.Previous Classes of This Course Saggio's Home Site and Contact Further Images Credits Links

Zagreb Faculty of medicine, Munich Faculty of Dental Medicine. Work experience at the General surgery andOrthopedics in Munich. Oral Surgery residency in Munich. Doctorate in Koeln. Co-owner of the Praxisklinikfor oraland maxillofacial surgery in Starnberg, Germany. Over 1000 hours of professional training and EDA (EuropeanDental Association) certification for Periodontal specialist (2002) and Implantology specialist (2010).In 2010 she returned in the country and started working at Rident Polyclinic. She is the Chief of oral surgery andsince 2012, one of the co-owners. She is also a head assistant at the Oral medicine and Periodontology Departmentat the Faculty of Medicine in Rijeka.An active lecturer inthe fields of implantology and periodontology (Germany, Spain, Italy, Croatia). Numerouspublications in scientific magazines. She underlines the importance of minimally invasive techniques.Dr. Pohl gains energy and motivation from her satisfied patients, as well as from a small number of hard working anddedicated young colleagues that she mentors.She is a member of the AAP (American Academy of Periodontology), EDA (European Dental Association), CroatianPeriodontal Association, Croatian Dental Chamber, Croatian Medical Association, Bayerische Zahnärztekammer.Dr. Pohl also speaks 3 languages: German, English & Italian. Dental XP Conference- http://www.dentalxp.com/symposium/?fbclid=IwAR00psmp_DIxfJeUQU4LmNcXSH5kDvjXDOZN4hlO2lZTlD0tJv1KrgiB27I Divas in Dentistry- https://divasindentistry.com/?fbclid=IwAR2rSi_8ktv0_ec6f0hF5bgyIsM0EefVM6gqlZ1Q8qYaNWGnFMUMZ8TBTOQ Implant Training- https://www.ideausa.net/courses/implant-surgical-procedures-for-the-esthetic-region-2011/?fbclid=IwAR3vjSeqP3f_wMXuX_KO2IDeDUOXOLjEz_8hzl1ac7N1TdCpWAqqR51GKas

(#211) In a very unique English-Italian interview, Fabio Zonin and Paolo Evangelista, join me this week to discuss what’s been called “the best biomechanics book for powerlifters ever written.” “DCSS, Powerlifting for Power Lifters” is a cutting-edge biomechanics and strength training book written by engineer and Italian...

This is the first episode of the podcast "Tutti matti per l'Italiano!". The podcast is hosted by Melissa Muldoon - la studentessa matta - in English & Italian as she presents clips of native Italian speakers. In this first episode called "Postcards from Lucca" you will enjoy "uno shakerato" while listening to Silvia make an introduction and later you will take a short walking tour of Lucca with Antonella. Finally you will meet Maura in Lucca's anfiteatro as he sings a song.