Las fiestas de San Fermín 2022 llegan a su fin este jueves con el octavo encierro, en el que los toros de la ganadería Miura perseguirán a cientos de corredores por las calles de Pamplona. Los legendarios toros sevillanos causan miedo y respeto solo por su nombre familiar, su imponente estampa y sus bien armadas testas. Suelen ser animales veloces, nobles con los corredores y obedientes con los cabestros.
Se trata de seis morlacos de entre 520 y 625 kilos, tres de ellos colorados, un sardo, un cárdeno oscuro mulato y un negro, todos ellos nacidos entre diciembre de 2017 y enero de 2018. La de Miura es la ganadería que más participaciones suma en el encierro, 53 hasta hoy, y su comportamiento en la carrera no suele dejar heridos por asta, si bien en su última visita, en 2019, fueron tres los corneados.
Por la tarde, por primera vez en la historia del coso pamplonés, un torero lidiará en solitario a los seis toros que corren el encierro. Será el mallorquín Antonio Ferrera. La jornada concluirá a medianoche en la plaza Consistorial, cuando el tradicional Pobre de mí pondrá fin a las fiestas de San Fermín hasta el año que viene.
jueves, 14 de julio de 2022
miércoles, 13 de julio de 2022
El colombiano Vanny Jordan, el ‘doc’ del ritmo latino en Francia
El cantante colombiano Vanny Jordan actúa este viernes en el parisino Cabaret Sauvage, compartiendo cartel con el mítico Grupo Compay Segundo.
lunes, 11 de julio de 2022
La escritora argentina Ana Arzoumanian presenta nuevo libro en París
La escritora argentina Ana Arzoumanian presenta este miércoles en el centro cultural La Vache Bleue de París su libro ‘Milena o las cartas sin domicilio’ del que Milena Jesenká, la traductora de Kafka al checo, es la protagonista.
Paganini Violin Concerto No. 1 (encore: Paganini Caprice) In Mo Yang (pl...
SiMon uploaded this for In Mo Yang (Inmo Yang). Please change quality to 1080p HD. Thanks to In Mo Yang for this live performance upload. In Mo is a student of Miriam Fried. In March 2015 he earned First Prize at the 54th International Violin Competition “Premio Paganini” in Genoa, Italy, marking the first time since 2006 that the Paganini Competition jury has awarded the First Prize.
Paganini PAGANINI Violin Concerto No. 1, Op. 6 (encore: Paganini Caprice)
Longwood Symphony Orchestra
In Mo Yang, violin
Ronald Feldman, Music Director
Jordan Hall, Boston
Saturday, December 5, 2015
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domingo, 10 de julio de 2022
🔺 GRANDES CIFRAS y Nº de VIAJEROS del 1º año de AVLO / Renfe AVE / Bille...
Los trenes de bajo coste, o low cost de Renfe, AVLO han cumplido su primer año de servicios entre Madrid y Barcelona y se han conocido las magnificas cifras y el aumento de viajeros que se ha ligado a su puesta en funcionamiento, mas aun con la reciente apertura hasta Valencia y la inminente hasta Albacete y Alicante.
Y te los cuento en este vídeo.
sábado, 9 de julio de 2022
Bruckner: Symphony No. 9 | Iván Fischer and the Budapest Festival Orchestra
The great mystic symphony: Symphony No. 9 in D minor by Anton Bruckner, performed by the Budapest Festival Orchestra (BFO) conducted by Iván Fischer. The concert was held on February 28, 2014 at the Béla Bartók National Concert Hall, Budapest.
(00:00) I. Feierlich, misterioso
(24:56) II. Scherzo
(35:25) III. Adagio. Langsam, feierlich
It belongs in the company of a line of unfinished symphonies; works which nevertheless set historical standards for music: Symphony No. 9 in D minor, by Anton Bruckner (1824 - 1896). Bruckner is said to have dedicated his monumental ninth symphony "to the beloved God." There is no written proof of this, but the doctor who treated the seriously ill composer is said to have heard Bruckner himself utter the words. The veracity of this possible dedication is, however, the subject of critical discussion.
Bruckner had already begun composing his ninth symphony in 1887. Owing to various interruptions, work on it was to continue up until his death, in 1896. Bruckner was able to complete three movements, the fourth movement existing solely in fragmented form. This three-movement fragment of the symphony received its premiere in Munich on April 2, 1932. Prior to that, an initial performance of the three movements had already been given in 1903, but conductor Ferdinand Löwe had reworked them so much that one cannot truly speak of a Bruckner premiere.
In 1934, as part of the Bruckner Gesamtausgabe (Bruckner's Complete Edition), musicologist Alfred Orel (1889 - 1967) published for the first time not only the three completed movements of the ninth symphony, but also sequenced the fourth movement as it was known at the time.
Although unfinished, Bruckner's Ninth has to this day continued to hold great allure for musicians and musicologists alike. It's not only frequently performed, but has been 'completed' in numerous different ways. On account of its amalgam of solemn seriousness, its oblique scherzo movement, and its numerous artfully-woven quotations, Bruckner's Symphony No. 9 is considered by many to be an almost mystical work. Whichever way one views it, Bruckner stretched symphonic form to its fullest possible extent, creating new realms of sound by transcending the boundaries of tonality – cementing Bruckner's Ninth as a groundbreaking work of the modern age.
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