Monday, June 28, 2010

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Thursday, June 24, 2010

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Birthday Ladies and gentlemen: Porcupine Tree


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discovered them some months ago. Took several weeks immersed in their music and are fascinating.

Their lyrics, their rhythms, vocal play. Steve Wilson say it suffers from inconsistent, inconstant in his musical career, which has pecked this or that style ... Well, I have no scholarly training, yet I listen to music since he was thirteen. Something always upset my sensitivity to (an old radio that a neighbor gave me and that was my entrance into the world of FM and music programs). When my classmates hung from Pecos, the romantic Italian singers ... I walked in other galaxies, jumping from one to another in an example of volatility similar to Mr. Wilson.

Today I am overwhelmed with rates totally antagonistic music and diverse.

What they have in common? it is music that convey feelings that speak a language that strongly connect body and beyond.

So, ladies and gentlemen, I present to you my latest discovery.

Tuesday, June 22, 2010

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few weeks ago, a personal event brought to my mind this movie. Unable to write a word just let one of his finest moments.

At the time the story moved me, captivated me the fascinating landscapes of New Zealand, the delicate piano enhanced my musical sensibility Nyman to dizzying heights.

The story is simple: In Scotland (siglo XIX), Ada McGrath is sold in marriage contract with Alistair Stewart, a businessman living in New Zealand. Ada travels with her daughter, Flora, to the ends of the world to join her husband. Ada does not speak very long, only communicates with her daughter through sign language and a handwritten note in a small notebook.

is Ada who tells the story from his own thinking. It describes itself as a vibrant woman, despite not speaking. He does not talk, she plays the piano, and his music is explaining his feelings. The island life is not easy, far from their environment European world and the piano is secondary to the husband of Ada. Is another man, who themselves are interested in piano ... and in the actual Ada, George, an apparently common and little lawyer, who understands Ada better than the brand new husband.

The story is deceptively simple, but it is a gateway to the complex world of feelings, those that are not explained, which are not understood. Those who seem to Nidaros in the depths of our body. There are moments of tremendous intensity and others, in which power, the desire to control another pass over the rest. Is trampled, it hurts, "in the name of love? In the name of sincerity? Or perhaps make it clear who dominates and who submits to the other?

There is also room for the fragility of the present moment, we will find tributes to the ephemeral moment of the delicacy of the things that surround us. In many of these scenes is clear that the word is limited, it is not always useful for travel what goes inside. Sometimes, and return to the idea of \u200b\u200balways, words are useless, because we do not help, do not carry anything or just rub the core of thoughts. Curiously, the film takes place mostly silent. The dialogues are few and relate to very specific things, the rest comes and we go very well, through images and music. As

in real life. While we, on this side of reality, we still understand very well each other.

There is a point of sadness in Ada, a sadness which is sometimes happy and other tired, "a vague desire to disappear? A mood swings she explained very clearly with his piano. No need to talk, she already does, tells us chapter and verse, with the help of the sounds that your piano is starting.

The image of the piano in the middle of the beach, haunted by the waves and the impotence of Ada in leaving him there the first night is one of the most exciting moments of the film, which, again, there are many. I sit next

Ada, his childish and not very mature world view and feelings, in the way of love and refuse to do what is required. I admire his strength and his courage, his sincerity by paying a high price. My hands can not play the piano, which hurts not being able to learn. It would be easier to stop talking, make me understand, if I were able to start a piano notes.

When I feel frustrated, as these days, not being able to understand others, when I feel I talk and talk but do not understand me when I do not know where to turn, who verbalize what burns inside ... Return to The Piano .

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was a highly acclaimed film in its time, with impressive performances of Holly Hunter (Ada), Sam Neil (Alistair) and me, a great Harvey Keitel in the role of George Baines. The scenarios are beyond description. New Zealand is reflected as a corner of the world that may have taken somewhat longer to reach civilization (in its ceaseless task of ruining everything in its path). Michael Nyman, little I can add that people with more musical knowledge have not already said. Music is vital to tell this story, and Nyman notes are beautiful, is a big part of this little story that is unthinkable without his music.

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Jane Campion Jane Campion Screenplay
Music: Michael Nyman
Photography: Stuart Dryburgh
Holly Hunter: Ada McGrath
Anna Paquin: Flora (daughter of Ada)
Sam Neill:
Alistair Stewart Harvey Keitel, George Baines
was unveiled in 1993.
Duration: 121 minutes
Languages: English and Maori .

Monday, June 21, 2010

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FAT AND JUAN DOMINGUEZ AURELIO LASIERRA, Herald reporter 115 YEARS OF ARAGON


Fat Aurelio Sanchez and Juan Dominguez Lasierra have crossed the time and worked two reporters, one chart and one as a writer in the Heraldo de Aragón, which this year celebrates 115 years of informing the Aragonese in its history.

This year also, as we reported in our blog, and the same event, Juan Dominguez Lasiter has written four articles in the Sunday Herald under the title of Aurelio Fat: The centenary of the first photojournalist Heraldo de Aragón in celebration of the first two photos published in this newspaper on Monday June 13, 1910. Include such items as grease the path to the Herald photographer to 1936, when its artistic photos are published in three Calendars in luxury, published by the newspaper in 1934, 1935 and 1936. Fat Aurelio between 1910 y1917 published in the Herald press 872 photos. expanded in picasa graphic information of these almanacs and Articles.

Almanac In 1934, reports the voyage in the Studebaker car Aurelio fat, Z-3240, climbing Mont Blanc, along with the young Luis Gómez Laguna and Manuel Marraco , a caption reads: collect in this magnificent view of Mont Blanc, the highest peak in Europe, a note of the voyage performed by air and land in the summer of that fine. This company was conducted by three members of mountaineers of Aragon, and unanimously praised by the press specializes in alpine issues. The roundness of the high peak alpine, captured by the goal of Dr. Fat Sancho keen mountaineer from aircraft and 6,000 meters. This magnificent "performance" of mountaineers of Aragon was in 1933, the most prominent companies conducted by the climbers Zaragoza. It also publishes a photo entitled A beautiful corner of Fact, Alto Aragón, with an impressive first chese plane.

Aurelio Fat is also a global pioneer of aerial photography, photographers ahead of the War of 1914, as in October 1912 in Valdespartera, made his first aerial photo, piloting his plane Tixier , which you can see his bike from the air. Also photographed from above the Pyrenees, Canfranc Station, the Alps, and Zaragoza, which were impressed on his negatives.

Almanac In 1935 he talks about his journey with his new car Graham Paige, Z-5295, with Manuel and Joaquin Gil Marraco Marraco by the Coast French and Italian Riviera, returning to Switzerland, dazzled by the beautiful girls who found the path of their car on the beaches of Saint Jean des Pins and the beaches of Monte Carlo, but the beautiful scenery of mountains and lakes.

In the 1936 Almanac published comprehensive information for the XI International Exhibition of Photography which organized the Photographic Society of Zaragoza, and published, among others, two photos of Fat , Boira and Summit where poetry meets the plastic and the beauty of our Pyrenees, and in the 1934 Almanac published the photo or Tobacho Tobazo that was the Gold Medal at the Exhibition of Barcelona in 1933 and Beech Forest.

Juan Dominguez Lasierra met in person to his colleague who was a fellow journalist and his daughter Teresa Grease, Chemical during the race both were enrolled at the University of Zaragoza. Then John led a journalist and writer, a painter and restorer Teresa de Goya. John went to work at the Herald as a reporter in July 1970, and is inclined to the area of \u200b\u200bCulture and the monumental Zaragoza, interviewing artists and writers, was the first to interview me for the Herald in 1974 to mark my exhibition at the Galeria Prisma and Teresa in 1976, for his exhibition in the hall Barbaso of CAI, which was filed Folder Paternoy Teresa with engravings and poems by Ana María Navales. The friendship continued all these years we have worked with John and Ana, the city's cultural leaders through his writings and publications.

The Herald John took charge of the newly created cultural supplement, Arts and Letters, which collaborated with designing the first header and art supplies. Then John went on to other sections of the paper moving up their responsibilities, but never left the cultural journalism, and its new section on deaf ears, is currently reviewing accurately in the region and his work as writer and lecturer. Today John alone, continues to maintain the memory of his beloved Ana María and publishing their books on Aragón, Aragón as legendary which has greatly contributed to the study of mythology Aragon.

Fat and Juan Dominguez Aurelio Lasiter are two very important characters that have filled pages in the Heraldo de Aragón which this year celebrates 115 years since its founding in 1895.

Carlos Barboza Vargas


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Friday, June 11, 2010

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HOME POLICY Exequiel
Soria

patriotic role
by Independence Day

Friday 9 July, 18:30
- unique role -
Admission: 25 pesos
CLIMBING ROOM
Scale Remedies
San Martín 332 - one block John B. Fair and Warnes -
Reservations: funciones.patrioticas2010 @ gmail.com

Released in 1901 by the Podesta, POLITICS HOME tells the story of a political family in decline. The passage of time coupled with the proven inability of the Society of Patriotic functions will eventually shatter the original text, turning a drama into a comedy, almost a vaudeville, ideal to have a good Independence Day. Exequiel

Soria (1873-1936) was a real all-rounder of the scene in Argentina: actor, playwright, playwright, director, programmer, unionist. Author of over thirty titles, highlights of his vast output of works NATIVE JUSTICE, and THE LAST DUTY COMEDY. But

HOME POLICY is undoubtedly his most important work, his spirit cambalachesco (long before Discepolín write the lyrics of his most famous tango, Soria and characters were well aware that no mother who does not cry and that is a stupid strives ) and for having succeeded in changing the assessment on the national theater that had until that time the cultural elites Buenos Aires (after its release, one journalist wrote for The Nation: "For the first time this newspaper can handle the native theater").

Thanks to people like Soria, the Argentine theater companies achieved independence from the English and began to go its own way, sometimes erratic, sometimes lit, many other poor and winding, but yes, forever ours. So if it is independence, what better way to celebrate staging a work of Soria Exequiel!

ACT: PAOLO Baseggio, ERNESTO FONTES, LEANDRO IBARRA, CLAUDIA MAC Auliffe, NATALIA OLAB, Martin Seijo and Guillermo Valdez

LIGHTS: FERNANDA BALCELLS

ATTENDEES: PAULA MIRANDA DANIEL BANFI and

Dramaturgy and Direction: MARTIN SEIJO

Patriotic operating company has aspirations of becoming a cast of theater, in a country other unstable, which makes presentations only on national holidays.

repertoire, composed of works that speak of the country Argentina, has a sense revisionist or restorative, depending on the ideological mood of the actors.

In 2008, the Company released its version of GIANT POPPIES, Juan Bautista Alberdi, theater Rim. And last year was the turn of NEUROSIS OF FAMOUS MEN IN THE HISTORY ARGENTINA, adaptation of the scientific treatise of Dr. Ramos Mejía, presented at Sala Escalada. HOME POLICY opened last May 25, joining the celebrations for the bicentenary of the country.

Sunday, June 6, 2010

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THE GOYA ARTISTS ASSOCIATION CELEBRATES 30 YEARS ARAGON


I went to visit the Exhibition Fund, to be held in the Board of Plastic Artists Association Goya Aragon, held to celebrate 30 years since its founding in 1980, with works by artists who have worked throughout his career.

Upon returning to my studio and remember those early years, my memories take me to the years 1969 and 1970 at the Escuela de Bellas Artes de San Fernando in Madrid, where I met the painter Eduardo Arenillas in Mural Painting Course and Restaurant, with teachers Manuel Villaseñor and Francisco Núñez de Celis, respectively. Arenillas had returned to Spain in 1967, after his stay in Germany and Italy, completing his training in San Fernando. One concern was to form an Association of Plastic Artists similar to those that existed outside of Spain, as the International Association of Art was founded in 1954 by UNESCO, which aimed to defend the rights of artists at both work and that Spain could not be included in social security and to join, as fighting for the rights copyright, intellectual property, creation of stores and workshops.

Young artists were hired for the work and a place to start this important action. Arenillas day invited me to visit that place and went in the morning, but it was closed. The next day I learned that had been closed by the police, since such associations were prohibited in Spain. In January 1977 some two hundred people gathered to flesh out the Madrid Association of Artists, with its President Eduardo Arenillas painter.

In 1978, Teresa and I moved to Zaragoza to restore the wall paintings of Goya in Aula Dei and begin operating the Art Gallery of Costa 3, whose local was already prepared for exhibitions of graphic art. In Zaragoza there was also a concern about forming an Association of Artists Gallery Aragon and talked about it, as Jesus Buisán the first President and then the sculptor Francisco Rallo.

in 1981 became the first major exhibition in Zaragoza The fish market under the auspices of the Fine Artists Association recently passed, then went to the Museum of Fine Arts in Valencia in 1983. In this first show of 37 artists in the painting section, 5 Enamels, 3 in Sculpture, 7 drawings, 3 recorders and 1 potter 1 watercolorist. That is, was a manifestation of all artistic disciplines. The selection of works by Teresa was fat, Eduardo Salavera, Jesus Buisán, Natalio Bayo, Gregory Miles, Francisco Rallo Lahoz, and Jose Luis Morales critics and Angel Azpeitia. These 66 participating artists are the artists that are now a reality in the Aragonese and English art world and make up what has been the Art in Aragon in the second half of the twentieth and early twenty-first, a real treat to remember. In July 1985 again performed in La Lonja a similar statement.

Now thirty years later, the Association of Artists Goya of Aragon, is an established institution that plays an important role, aided by the city of Zaragoza, which gives learn new values \u200b\u200band save the memory of the pioneers, giving the badge of silver to the early presidents, such as Jesus Buisán, Carmelo Rebullida, and posthumously, Francisco Rallo Lahoz, being collected by his grandson. Parallel to this event, opened the exhibition of the Fund, with the participation of 36 artists and this time includes photographs, letters from the sculptor sculptor Pablo Serrano Lahoz Rallo, attesting to the importance Crivillén artist gave to this institution. The current Board, composed of the President Mario G. Vives, Arturo Gomez, Maria Antonia Diaz, received from Councilman Jose Luis Medrano Silver Medal. Worth going to see the exhibition which runs until June 25 at the headquarters of the Avenida de Goya 1983-1987, in Zaragoza.

Carlos Barboza

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Wednesday, June 2, 2010

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From the film: The piano . Directed by Jane
Champion. Banda
original: Michael Nyman

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