Monday, 8 February 2010

Souvenir fom the Conference

Here's a souvenir from you.
I missed it there, but I've just found it on the conference site and thought you'd like it.

I hope you have lots of successful and enjoyable projects ahead!

Saturday, 6 February 2010

Sun and rain in Seville

A walk in a heart-warming town

Friday, 5 February 2010

A long way....


It's been a long way since the beginning of collaborative work and there's still more path to walk to the very first prize.




Postcard

A good thought from Sevilla to one of the places I like and to its people. Greetings from Plaza de Espagna.
You are right, it´s a beautiful place! I woke up very early and had time for a walk. Still cannot use the room connection.
Got to go now. I´m very nervous!
Wish me "Bafta!".

Thursday, 4 February 2010

Welcome in Sevilla


You could very well see some of these traditional Sevillanas. Look at the clothes and the inviting movements in the ladies and how these gentlemen take and adore them.
Follow Adela on the stage. She's dressed in a man's suit.
Enjoy your stay there.



Tuesday, 2 February 2010

Biodiversity

2010, Biodiversity Year has just started. Environment will be worked on, read and written and hopefully some actions will be taken in order to preserve this biodiversity.
But it is also the year to celebrate multiculturality. A celebration of life. This is why I'm also uploading this video.


Save the Pianos


"Save the Souls of the Conservatory Pianos" and "Help the Pianos Play Again" were the titles of a fund-raising campaign that aimed to collect the necessary sums to have the pianos of our most famous last century composers brought to a functional state.
It was a successful campaign, many people have donated their valuable objects and the objects were auctioned. The first piano to be brought back to life will be the one that belonged to Dinu Lipatti, one of our greatest pianists. He was George Enescu's pupil and godson (he was an "enfant prodige", he played Mozart at his own baptism ceremony), but he died of cancer in his early 30's. Here is one of his performances.