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Prof Gaetano Cippolla from St. John's University runs this organization devoted to the preservation of the Sicilian language and culture. I am a proud member of Arba Sicula! Order Sons of Italy in America.

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Italian Culture Night, February 13th – The Pirandello Lyceum

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Preserving Italian-American Heritage in New England. The Pirandello Lyceum Preserving Italian-American Heritage in New England. Italian Culture Night, February 13th. This year “The Children Museum” will hold “Italian Culture Night” this Friday February 13th. Our students will be part of the evening program by presenting a selection of Italian children songs. The PILC ( Pirandello Italian Language Center) is one of the sponsor organization of the event, whose theme is. Feb, 08, 2015. Next Post →.

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Book Review “Turmoil and Transition in Boston” – The Pirandello Lyceum

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Preserving Italian-American Heritage in New England. The Pirandello Lyceum Preserving Italian-American Heritage in New England. Book Review “Turmoil and Transition in Boston”. This book tells the personal and political story of Larry DiCara, the youngest person ever elected to the Boston City Council. In this memoir, he offers an insider’s perspective on the decade of turmoil of the 1970s surrounding the federal court order mandating busing to integrate Boston Public Schools. Purchase it here. Dante Alig...

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Arba Sicula Sicilian Studies. The American Academy in Rome. American Association for Italian Studies. American Association of Teachers of Italian. Balch Institute at the Historical Society of Pennsylvania. Calandra Italian American Institute. Center for Migration Studies. Coccia Institute for the Italian Experience in America. Dolce Channel (web radio). Fra Noi (Chicago Monthly). H-Italy, Italian History. H-ItAm, Italian American Studies. I-italy.org Italian/American Digital Project. Sons of Italy, OSIA.

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Join the Pirandello – The Pirandello Lyceum

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Preserving Italian-American Heritage in New England. The Pirandello Lyceum Preserving Italian-American Heritage in New England. The Pirandello Lyceum aims to encourage a greater understanding and appreciation of Italian culture among all people. Its various programs reflect the significant accomplishments of Italian thinkers in the areas of art, science, culture and humanitarianism. The Lyceum is committed to the protection and preservation of Italian/American heritage. Thank you and welcome! November Wi...

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International-Conjunction: Sicilian Language

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An International Classroom consisting of 19 participants from across the globe. This blog is a medium for high school students to interact with students from other cultures. Monday, December 25, 2006. Sicilian was first used in writing during the reign of Frederick II (a.k.a. Frederick I of Sicily) between 1198 and 1250. Today Sicilian is used mainly as a home language. It has no official status and is not used is schools or the media. Sample text in Sicilian. All human beings are born free and equal in ...

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Sicilian Poetry Ignazio Buttitta

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Ignazio Buttitta (9/19/1899 - 4/5/1997). This photo of Buttitta was copied from a Bagheria Museum file at www.museum-bagheria.it/it/bagheria/buttitta.htm. For more information on Ignazio Buttitta refer to the links at the bottom of this page. Ignazio Buttitta died at his home in Aspra (Bagheria) on April 5, 1997. You may click on the English title to go directly to that poem. Use the scroll bar to return to the top of this page. Sugnu all'ultimu di me viaggi. I am at the last of my travels. It can't be,.

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Sicilian Poetry Vincenzo Ancona

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Vincenzo Ancona (1915 - 2/23/2000). Vincenzo Ancona carries forward the rich tradition of Sicilian Folk Poetry following in the steps of poets like Pietro Fullone (? Initiated a project called The Poets of Arba Sicula and selected Vincenzo Ancona for Volume I entitled Malidittu La Lingua: Damned Language. LEGAS, New York, 1990, 212 pp. The book comes with two cassette tape recordings of most of the poetry in the book. The title poem, Malidittu la lingua. S'un mi la 'nsignu sugnu ruvinatu,. Picchí ...

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The Sicilian Langauge

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Sicily is at once a land of beauty, the isle of the Sun, and a land of mystery whose history before its domination by ancient Greece, is largely unknown by the literate world. Homer called the island Thrinakie. Virgil (70-19 B.C.) mentions Trinacria in his epic poem that we know as The Aeneid, the work commissioned by Caesar Augustus to commemorate his victory at the battle of Actium in 31 B.C. Meglio cercare le cime del trinacrio Pachino. Fuggendo, e lunga piegar tutt'intorno la rotta,. Avoiding the str...