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This document provides information about Italy in 3 sections. Section 1 gives an overview of Italy, noting that it is a sovereign country in Southern Europe and parts of North Africa, with Italian as the official language. Section 2 discusses Italian music, describing Italy as the country of opera and listing famous opera composers and festivals. It also mentions other popular musical styles from Italy like Neapolitan song. Section 3 briefly introduces Italian cuisine, highlighting its development over centuries and regional diversity.
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Italy is a sovereign country located in Southern Europe that is also a member of the European Union. It has territory on the Italian Peninsula as well as several islands off the coast of North Africa. Italian is the official language and is a Romance language derived from Tuscan dialects. Opera is highly regarded as a musical genre in Italy and the country is known as the home of opera. Some of the most famous Italian opera composers include Rossini, Donizetti, Bellini, Puccini and Verdi. Italian cuisine has also developed over centuries and is known for its regional diversity.
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Music in 15th/16th century Italy saw innovations in both sacred and secular music, with composers from the Low Countries introducing their polyphonic style which influenced native Italian composers. The predominant sacred forms were the mass and motet, with Palestrina being the most famous composer of the time. Italy was also a center of instrumental music, valuing keyboard improvisation, and saw the invention and refinement of instruments like the violin. By the late 16th century, Italy had become the musical center of Europe and originated innovations that defined the transition to the Baroque period.
Vivaldi
Vivaldi was an Italian Baroque composer and virtuoso violinist born in Venice in 1678. He worked as a priest, but only said mass a few times due to a medical condition. As a composer, Vivaldi was innovative for his time in breaking from tradition with his concertos, giving brightness to structure and seeking new harmonies. Some of his most famous works include The Four Seasons from 1723, as well as 46 operas, sinfonias, 90 sonatas, and chamber and sacred music. He helped transition Baroque music into a classical style.
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Italy is a sovereign country located in Southern Europe that is also a member of the European Union. It has territory on the Italian Peninsula as well as several islands off the coast of North Africa. Italian is the official language and is a Romance language derived from Tuscan dialects. Opera is highly regarded as a musical genre in Italy and the country is known as the home of opera. Some of the most famous Italian opera composers include Rossini, Donizetti, Bellini, Puccini and Verdi. Italian cuisine has also developed over centuries and is known for its regional diversity.
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Music in 15th/16th century Italy saw innovations in both sacred and secular music, with composers from the Low Countries introducing their polyphonic style which influenced native Italian composers. The predominant sacred forms were the mass and motet, with Palestrina being the most famous composer of the time. Italy was also a center of instrumental music, valuing keyboard improvisation, and saw the invention and refinement of instruments like the violin. By the late 16th century, Italy had become the musical center of Europe and originated innovations that defined the transition to the Baroque period.
Vivaldi
Vivaldi was an Italian Baroque composer and virtuoso violinist born in Venice in 1678. He worked as a priest, but only said mass a few times due to a medical condition. As a composer, Vivaldi was innovative for his time in breaking from tradition with his concertos, giving brightness to structure and seeking new harmonies. Some of his most famous works include The Four Seasons from 1723, as well as 46 operas, sinfonias, 90 sonatas, and chamber and sacred music. He helped transition Baroque music into a classical style.
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3) The document also notes that while classical and folk traditions in places like South Asia are ancient, the music of these regions continues to evolve, with young artists creating innovative contemporary fusions of local and global influences.
World Music Week 3 Presentation
1) The document provides an overview of the traditional and contemporary music styles of various regions around the world, including Africa, Asia, Australia/Oceania, Europe, the Middle East, North America, South America, and South Asia.
2) It describes the diversity of influences in each region, such as between Arab and indigenous African styles in North Africa, and between Indian, Chinese, and indigenous influences in Southeast Asia.
3) The document also discusses how music has evolved and spread, such as through colonial impacts bringing new instruments to places like the Pacific Islands, and the emergence of popular music genres mixing local and global influences.
World Music Week 3 Presentation
1) The document provides an overview of the traditional and contemporary music styles of various regions around the world, including Africa, Asia, Australia/Oceania, Europe, the Middle East, North America, South America, and South Asia.
2) It describes the diversity of influences in each region, such as between Arab and indigenous African styles in North Africa, and between Indian, Chinese, and indigenous influences in Southeast Asia.
3) The document also discusses how music has evolved and spread, such as through the Silk Road in Asia and the mixing of native, European, and African influences in the Caribbean and North America.
World Music Week 3 Presentation
1) The document provides an overview of the traditional and contemporary music styles of various regions around the world, including Africa, Asia, Australia/Oceania, Europe, the Middle East, North America, South America, and South Asia.
2) It describes the major influences on and characteristics of the music in each region, such as the Arabic influences in North Africa, the indigenous styles of Southeast Asia, and the collision of native, African, and European cultures that shaped the music of North America.
3) The document also notes how globalization and new technologies have contributed to the evolution and international popularity of certain regional pop music styles.
20th century traditional composers
This document provides biographical information on several prominent 20th century Filipino composers and discusses the development of contemporary music in the Philippines. It notes that contemporary Philippine music refers to compositions that have adopted elements from 20th century Western art music as well as popular entertainment styles. It then profiles several National Artists and other influential composers, describing their musical education, styles, and major works. These composers helped establish contemporary Philippine music by incorporating Western techniques with local musical traditions.
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This document provides information about the history and development of opera in the Philippines. It discusses how Italian and Spanish operas were initially performed in the late 19th century and some of the key local theaters that hosted these productions. The first Filipino opera, Sandugong Panaginip, premiered in 1902. Notable Filipino operas that followed included works based on novels by Jose Rizal. The document then focuses on the 1984 opera La Loba Negra, describing its plot which centers around a historical assassination and the vengeance of the widow.
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This document provides an overview of opera and its emergence and development in the Philippines. It began taking shape in the 19th century as foreign performers introduced Italian opera and zarzuela to the country. Notable early works included Pedro Paterno's "Sandugong Panaginip." Major opera works later included Felipe Padilla de Leon's operas based on Rizal novels "Noli Me Tangere" and "El Filibusterismo," which addressed themes of independence and corruption. The document discusses prominent figures and companies that helped promote local opera productions.
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This document provides biographies of several prominent 20th century Filipino composers including Francisco Buencamino Sr., Francisco Santiago, Nicanor Abelardo, Antonio Molina, Hilario Rubio y Francisco, Col. Antonio Buenaventura, Rodolfo S. Cornejo, and Felipe Padilla de Leon Sr. It discusses their educational backgrounds, musical styles and influences, major works, and significant contributions to Filipino music. Many of these composers studied both traditional Filipino folk music and Western classical techniques and helped develop a distinctive contemporary Filipino art music tradition.
Culture
The document summarizes aspects of Portuguese culture, including:
1) Portuguese culture is based on Celtic, Germanic, Iberian, and Roman influences, seen in habits, religion, food, folklore, and architecture.
2) Traditional dances, costumes, and music vary by region but include folk dances like corridinho and saias. Fado is Portugal's most famous sad music.
3) Notable Portuguese artists and architects include painters influenced by Italian and French styles and the architect Souto Moura. Glazed tiles are a distinctive art form.
exposicion de ingles Portugal
This document provides information about Portugal, its culture, art, music, and food. It notes that Portugal's name is derived from "Portus Cale" and that its art has been influenced by Flemish, French, and Italian influences. The culture is based on Roman and Muslim invasions. Examples of art mentioned include rock paintings in Escoral and the Temple of Diana in Evora. The document also describes two traditional musical genres, Fado which features sad melodies about the sea or poor lives, and traditional music featuring instruments like bagpipes and guitars. Finally, it lists some typical Portuguese foods such as cod, Francesinha sandwich, and sardines.
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- 1. ITALIA MEMBERS MARIA FERNANDA LOPEZ PALLARES BLANCA MIRYAM FIGUEREDO GOMEZ BRISEIDA LEGUIZAMON MATEUS UNIVERSIDAD DE PAMPLONA FALCULTAD DE ARTES Y HUMANIDADES INGLES 1 2018
- 2. 1. ITALIA • ITALY, IS A SOVEREIGN COUNTRY MEMBER OF THE EUROPEAN UNION. • IT IS A BICONTINENTAL COUNTRY; • ITS TERRITORY IS IN SOUTHERN EUROPE AND IT HAS SEVERAL ISLANDS IN NORTH AFRICA • THE OFFICIAL LANGUAGE OF ITALY IS ITALIAN WHICH IS A ROMANCE LANGUAGE • COMES FROM A VARIETY OF TUSCAN, THE ARCHAIC FLORENTINE • BELONGS TO THE ITALIC GROUP OF THE FAMILY OF INDO- EUROPEAN LANGUAGES SOME PHRASES IN ITALIAN • HELLO HOW ARE YOU? - CIAO COME STAI? • WHAT'S YOUR NAME? - QUAL È IL TUO NOME? • DO YOU ALL LIVE IN CUCUTA? - VIVI TUTTI A CUCUTA? 2. EXPRESION MUSICAL DE ITALIA
- 3. ITALIA EL PAIS DE LA OPERA. MUSICAL EXPRESSION IN ITALY DE COUNTRY OF THE OPERA MUSIC IN ITALY IS RECOGNIZED AS A SPECIAL GENRE. THE OPERA IS THE MAXIMUM EXPRESSION OF THE CULTURE OF THIS COUNTRY. Los nombres más eminentes de la Ópera son: Rossini, Donizetti, Bellini, Puccini y Verdi. THE MAIN FESTIVALS OF THE OPERA FESTIVAL INTERNAZIONALE DI SARRE
- 4. MUSIC RIVA FESTIVAL RAVENNA FESTIVAL ROSSINI OPERA FESTIVAL FESTIVAL OF THE LIRICA DI SANREMO FESTIVAL DELL`OPERETTA EXPRESSIONS OF ITALIAN MUSIC THE NEAPOLITAN SONG, "CANZONE NAPOLETANA", AND THE TRADITIONS OF THE SINGER-SONGWRITERS ARE ALSO POPULAR NATURAL STYLES THAT MAKE UP AN IMPORTANT SEGMENT OF THE ITALIAN MUSIC INDUSTRY, AS WELL AS IMPORTED GENRES SUCH AS JAZZ, ROCK AND HIP HOP. ON THE OTHER HAND THE ITALIAN SONG HAS DEVELOPED SIGNIFICANTLY, BOTH IN ITALY AND ABROAD, SOME OF THE MOST RECOGNIZED EXPONENTS ARE: AS DOMENICO MODUGNO, NILLA PIZZA, AL BANO, EROS RAMAZZOTTI AND LAURA PAUSINI, AMONG OTHERS. THE MOST FAMOUS FESTIVALS OF ITALIAN MUSIC ARE SANREMO AND CASTROCARO. SOURCE: UNIVERSAL DE IDIOMAS. HTTP://BLOG.UNIVERSALDEIDIOMAS.COM/LA-MUSICA-DE-ITALIA- EXPRESION-DE-LA-CULTURA-ITALIANA/ MUSIC: HTTPS://WWW.YOUTUBE.COM/WATCH?V=LW3C5D3ABSE
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