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IL MISTERO DELLA LAPIDE ROMANA DI DUEMILA ANNI FA FINITA IN UNA CASA DI NEW ORLEANS: ORA TORNA AL MUSEO DI CIVITAVECCHIA. ERA SPARITA NEL 1944

 

IL MISTERO DELLA LAPIDE ROMANA DI DUEMILA ANNI FA FINITA IN UNA CASA DI NEW ORLEANS: ORA TORNA AL MUSEO DI CIVITAVECCHIA. ERA SPARITA NEL 1944 - RESTITUITA ALL’ITALIA MERCOLEDÌ DURANTE UNA CERIMONIA GUIDATA DALL’FBI A ROMA. LA LAPIDE DI SESTO CONGENIO VERO, MARINAIO E MILITARE ROMANO DEL II° SECOLO, È COLLEGATA A ERIN SCOTT O’BRIEN, NIPOTE DI UN SOLDATO AMERICANO CHE L’AVEVA CONSERVATA IN CASA FINO ALLA MORTE NEL 1986, DOPO AVER PRESTATO SERVIZIO IN ITALIA…

lapide romana ritrovata a new orleans 

Da corriere.it - Estratti

 

LAPIDE ROMANA RITROVATA A NEW ORLEANS

Restituita al museo di Civitavecchia dove era esposta prima della seconda guerra mondiale. La lapide di duemila anni fa ritrovata nel giardino di una casa a New Orleans è stata restituita all’Italia mercoledì durante una cerimonia guidata dall’Fbi a Roma insieme ad un altro reperto recuperato negli Stati Uniti.

 

 

La scoperta risale all’anno scorso, quando una coppia, ripulendo la vegetazione nel giardino di casa, notò una lastra liscia con un’iscrizione in latino e si rivolse agli esperti. Le analisi, con il contributo di Susann Lusnia della Tulane University, hanno identificato il manufatto come la lapide di Sesto Congenio Vero, marinaio e militare romano del II secolo.

LAPIDE ROMANA RITROVATA A NEW ORLEANS

 

Il reperto risultava disperso dal museo civico di Civitavecchia, in gran parte distrutto nel 1944, durante la seconda guerra mondiale e riaperto nel 1970 già privo di molte opere. La presenza della lapide a New Orleans è stata collegata a Erin Scott O’Brien, nipote di un soldato americano che l’aveva conservata in casa fino alla morte nel 1986, dopo aver prestato servizio in Italia.

 

 

 

LAPIDE ROMANA RITROVATA A NEW ORLEANS

 

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"In guerra mandaci tuo figlio Barron", il sito contro Donald Trump diventa virale

 


L'hashtag #ArruolaBarron spopolava sui social. Un ex autore di South Park ha deciso di trasformarlo in una pagina web satirica 

An incredible honour: working with Jan Snoeck (5 March 1927 – 31 March 2018)

  

  apr 10, 2018

 

 

Jan Cornelis Snoeck (5 March 1927 – 31 March 2018) was a Dutch sculptor and ceramist

Such an incredible honour that I have been asked to paint a large sculpture by Dutch sculptor Jan Snoeck. Flowers in blue and white. When I was chatting with Jan a few years ago at Struktuur 68 studio in The Hague, I said to him how I should like to paint one of his sculptures entirely in blue and white. He remembered this idea and in december 2017 he called me on the phone and said that he didn’t know exactly what to do with this sculpture and wanted me to think of the idea of painting it in blue and white. Ofcourse I loved the idea. I painted the torso first and painted the legs later.
Jan did the whimsical lines on top a few years ago (in black glaze) and I add the flower decoration in blue (on some of the photographs also showing black, it turns blue during firing).
While I was busy with the finishing touches of painting the legs on the sculpture I got the sad news that Jan had passed away.

Working with Jan was such a privilege. Beautiful that he was creating art up until his passing.

Jan Snoeck had just turned 91 years old.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jan_Snoeck

 

https://pepijnvandennieuwendijk.com/pepijnvandennieuwendijk.com/an-incredible-honour-working-with-jan-snoeck-5-march-1927-31-march-2018/ 

Frode Viken

 

Frode Magnus Viken (født 30. mars 1955 i Namsos, død 31. mars 2018 i Trondheim[2]) var en norsk musiker som var gitarist i gruppen D.D.E., hvor han skrev de fleste av bandets melodier og dessuten flere av tekstene.

Han vikarierte i 1975 en periode som bassist i Prudence. Han stiftet senere bandet Rollaug sammen med Prudences vokalist Per Erik Wallum. I 1985 ble han med som bassist i After Dark som var forløperen til D.D.E. Etter hvert byttet han til gitar, og var som de andre medlemmene med da After Dark ble til D.D.E. i 1992.

Han hadde lang erfaring fra drift av blant annet musikkforretning, lydstudio og nærradio og som gitarlærer ved Namsos Kommunale Musikkskole. Sønnen Daniel Viken er kjent som gitarist i Grannes og Null$katte$nylterne

Frode Viken
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Født30. mars 1955
Namsos
Død31. mars 2018[1] (63 år)
BeskjeftigelseMusiker, komponist, gitarist Rediger på Wikidata
BarnDaniel Viken
NasjonalitetNorge
Medlem avD.D.E.
Musikalsk karriere
Aktive år19752018
IMDbIMDb

 

Diskografi

D.D.E.

Rollaug

Andre deltagelser

Referanser


  1. Kjell VidarAune, Mats Ivar Sandmo og Pål Morten Blom Skaret (31. mars 2018). «Frode Viken er død» (på norsk). Namdalsavisa. Besøkt 31. mars 2018.[død lenke]

Eksterne lenker


  • www.nrk.no, besøkt 31. mars 2018[Hentet fra Wikidata]
  • https://no.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frode_Viken 

    Alias (musician)

     

    Alias

     Alias 
    Born
    Brendon Patrick Whitney[1]

    April 5, 1976
    OriginHollis, Maine
    DiedMarch 30, 2018 (aged 41)
    GenresHip-hop
    Instrumental hip-hop
    OccupationsProducer, rapper
    InstrumentsSampler, drum machine, synthesizer, guitar
    Years active1996–2018
    LabelsAnticon, Mush, 6months
    Formerly ofDeep Puddle Dynamics
    Alias & Ehren
    Alias & Tarsier

    Websitewww.anticon.com

    Brendon Patrick Whitney (April 5, 1976 – March 30, 2018), better known by his stage name Alias, was an American producer and rapper from Hollis, Maine.[2] He was a co-founder of the indie hip-hop record label Anticon.[3]

    History

    Alias originally performed as a rapper with Sole in the group Live Poets. He also produced his own songs, but would still rap over another producer's beats. He moved to California in 1999 to start the label Anticon, as well as to focus on his music. Later on, as Alias began working with Anticon, he produced tracks for the emcees on the label.[citation needed]

    In 2002, Alias released his first solo album The Other Side of the Looking Glass. He produced and rapped on the album.[4] After that, Alias moved away from rapping to focus solely on production. His production work also moved away from sampling and began to involve more synthesizers and instruments such as guitar. He released his first instrumental album Muted in 2003.[5] The compilation of his remix works, Collected Remixes, was released in 2007.[6] He returned home to Portland, Maine in August 2007.

    In 2008, Alias released the album Resurgam. The album is titled after the Portland city motto, which is Latin for "I shall rise again." "Well Water Black" featuring Yoni Wolf of Why? was a popular song from the album, but was never officially released as a single.[7]

    In 2011, Alias released the instrumental album Fever Dream.[8]

    He died on March 30, 2018, of a heart attack at age 41.[9] Artists such as Son Lux offered their condolences to Whitney's family, and a GoFundMe page was created in support of his wife and children.[10]

    Discography

    Studio albums

    EPs

    • Three Phase Irony (6months, 2001)
    • We Ain't Fessin' (Double Quotes) (Anticon, 2002) (Deep Puddle Dynamics)
    • Eyes Closed EP (Anticon, 2003)
    • Plane That Draws a White Line (Anticon, 2006) (with Tarsier)
    • Resurgam Residual EP (Anticon, 2008)
    • Indiiggo EP (Anticon, 2014)

    Compilation albums

    • Bits & Pieces (2000)
    • All Things Fixable (Good with Money, 2005)
    • Collected Remixes (Anticon, 2007)
    • All Things Fixable 2.0 (Good with Money, 2011)

    Singles

    • "Rainmen" (Anticon, 1999) (Deep Puddle Dynamics)
    • "Sideshow" (Mush, 2001) (So-Called Artists)
    • "Final Act" (Anticon, 2001)
    • "Unseen Sights" (Anticon, 2004)
    • "Dr. C / 5 Year Eve" (Anticon, 2006) (with Tarsier)

    Guest appearances

    Compilation appearances

    Production credits

    Remixes

    References


    1. Kreps, Daniel (2018-03-31). "Anticon Rapper-Producer Alias Dead at 41". Rolling Stone. Retrieved 2024-01-04.
  • "DAHORSES". ASCAP. American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers. Retrieved April 28, 2023.
  • Alias at Allmusic
  • Grandy, Eric (August 31, 2011). "Alias: Fever Dream". Pitchfork Media.
  • Thomas-Glass, Daniel (July 2, 2002). "Alias - The Other Side of the Looking Glass". Dusted Magazine. Archived from the original on October 26, 2011. Retrieved May 18, 2012.
  • Tabron, Chris (September 19, 2005). "Alias and Ehren - Lillian". Dusted Magazine. Archived from the original on October 25, 2011. Retrieved May 18, 2012.
  • Kerr, Dave (8 September 2007). "Alias: All Things Remixable". The Skinny.
  • Lily Clarke, Mia (November 7, 2008). "Alias: Resurgam". Pitchfork Media.
  • Woolfrey, Chris (August 5, 2011). "Alias – Fever Dream". Consequence of Sound.
  • Yoo, Noah (31 March 2018). "Anticon Co-Founder Brendon Whitney (Alias) Dead at 41". Pitchfork Media.

  • https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alias_(musician)
     

    Elizabeth Ebert

     

    Poet -- via the New York Times.

     

    https://www.obitpatrol.com/2018/04/elizabeth-ebert.html 

    Mondo della lirica in lutto, addio al tenore Michel Sénéchal

     (https://www.obitpatrol.com/2)

    Il mondo della lirica dice addio alla splendida voce del tenore francese Michel Sénéchal, morto nell'ospedale di Eaubonne, alla periferia nord di Parigi, all'età di 91 anni.

    Sénéchal ha cantato per oltre un trentennio all'Opéra e all'Opéra-Comique di Parigi e per 23 anni è stato una presenza fissa al festival internazionale dell'arte lirica a Aix-en-Provence, oltre a esibirsi al festival di Salisburgo e al Metropolitan Opera di New York.

    Il tenore francese era specializzato nei ruoli secondari delle opere di Mozart e nel suo repertorio spiccano "Le nozze di Figaro", "Cosi fan tutte", "Don Giovanni" e "Il flauto magico".

    (Unioneonline/v.l.)

    https://www.unionesarda.it/cultura/mondo-della-lirica-in-lutto-addio-al-tenore-michel-senechal-k3x1qq32