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Non è un blog. Chicago, the Windy City. Stasera non poteva che confermare il suo nickname. In realtà non ci sono grandi certezze sull’origine di questo nome, ma di tutte le versioni che ho letto la più appropriata rimane sicuramente quella legata al clima. Soprattutto quando i venti arrivano dal. Ich bin ein Berliner. Al via la seconda pa. Qualche giorno di attesa (e di riposo) prima di iniziare la seconda fase della vendemmia. Forse quella più complessa e per noi più importante visto che cominceremo...
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Appunti musicali e non… per fare esercizio con WordPress. Per inaugurare questo blog mi è sembrato simpatico adattare questo articolo. Apparso su un blog inglese per celebrare il 250mo anniversario della nascita di Mozart. Contiene alcune riflessioni non banali, e l’argomento mi è congeniale per gusto e per interessi. Spero vi piaccia. Mozart era un blogger. Se questa intensa attività di scrittura in forma di lettera può essere considerata un proto-blog, il corollario è che i blog sono una versione moder...
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July 30, 2015. Inspired by the ES Magazine’s ‘My London’ feature, I’ve decided to nick some of their questions and add a few of my own, as a way to record my experiences in cities around the world. Starting with the original…. Continue reading →. In Defence of Seven Brides for Seven Brothers. July 27, 2015. July 28, 2015. I have a confession to make. I’m a musicals fan. Cheesy ones. The all-singing, all-dancing ones stuffed with terrible Southern accents, flouncy skirts and questionable plots. We were on...
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Condensing hundreds of emails home into one convenient space. July 5, 2013. BUT instead of wallowing, I’ve decided to make this final post a brief homage to the adventures I’ve had this year and the 40,000 (! Words I’ve used to record every detail of them. So, with no further ado:. I’ve visited Toledo, Segovia, La Granja, Córdoba, Cádiz, Sevilla, Granada, Malaga and Guadalajara, as well as Paris and Rome. I’ve been stuck behind religious processions and stumbled across education strikes. I’ve seen a biza...
