Mostly Music
domingo, março 23
CAMERATA QUANTZ
A Camerata Quantz vai tocar no IBAM no dia 1 de abril. Juro que é verdade!
Se você perdeu os outros recitais, aproveite: vai ser de graça e o programa está bem simpático. Vamos tocar obras de Telemann, Boismortier, Haydn, Scarlatti... e Quantz!
quinta-feira, março 20
RIO - Uma jibóia invadiu hoje o restaurante da UniRio, na Avenida Pasteur,
na Urca, assustando funcionários e alunos. O Corpo de Bombeiros foi acionado
e cercou o local. Quatro soldados usaram um enforcador para imobilizá-la. A
cobra, de três metros de comprimento, foi levada em uma gaiola para o
Quartel do Humaitá. Na tarde de terça-feira, outras duas jibóias também
foram capturadas, um delas com dois metros, no pátio do Centro de Educação
Integrada de Quintino, e uma de três metros, na Rua Capitão Menezes, em
Jacarepaguá. Esses dois animais foram soltos ontem no Parque Chico Mendes,
no Recreio dos Bandeirantes, futuro destino também da cobra capturada hoje.
Fernanda Godoy
Rede Telecine - Promoções
sábado, março 15
BAAAAAAA!!!!
Aerial Sheep Head Breaks Concertgoer's Skull
Associated Press Thursday, March 13, 2003
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OSLO, Norway -- A flying sheep's head hit a concertgoer and fractured his skull at a concert of metal band Mayhem.
The band, part of Norway's death metal music scene, was carving up a dead sheep as part of its stage act when the animal's head flew off lead singer Maniac's knife and struck Per Kristian Hagen, 25.
The show was in Bergen, 487 kilometers (302 miles) west of the capital, Oslo.
"My relationship to sheep is a bit ambivalent now. I like them, but not when they come flying through the air," Hagen told The Associated Press from his hospital room. "I have a headache now." He is expected to recover.
Hagen, a Mayhem fan, filed involuntary assault and battery charges against the band. The charges carry a maximum sentence of six months in prison.
Mayhem member Rune Eriksen, whose stage name is Blasphemer, said the incident was unfortunate.
"The whole thing was an accident, but maybe it would be an idea for another show," he said.
Eriksen promised Hagen a free ticket to the group's next performance.
Police detective Carl-Petter Leganger told the AP an investigation has started, but "nothing suggests this was a conscious act."
quarta-feira, março 12
É AMANHÃ!!!!!!!!!!
CONCERTO DE ABERTURA DO ANO LETIVO
CAMERATA QUANTZ
Alexandre Bittencourt, Claudio Frydman & Laura Rónai, flautas barrocas
Caio Benevolo, cello barroco
João Rival, cravo
Obras de Leclair, Haydn e Telemann
Quinta feira, 13 de março de 2003 às 17 hs
Sala Alberto Nepomuceno
terça-feira, março 11
Love in the Guise of Friendship
by Robert Burns
Talk not of love, it gives me pain,
For love has been my foe;
He bound me in an iron chain,
And plung'd me deep in woe.
But friendship's pure and lasting joys,
My heart was form'd to prove;
There, welcome win and wear the prize,
But never talk of love.
Your friendship much can make me blest,
O why that bliss destroy?
Why urge the only, one request
You know I will deny?
Your thought, if Love must harbour there,
Conceal it in that thought;
Nor cause it in that thought;
Nor cause me from my bosom tear
The very friend I sought.
A Temple to Friendship
"A temple to Friendship," cried Laura, enchanted,
"I'll build in this garden; the thought is divine.:
So the temple was built, and she now only wanted
An image of Friendship, to place on the shrine.
So she flew to the sculptor, who sat down before her
An image, the fairest his art could invent;
But so cold, and so dull, that the youthful adorer
Saw plainly this was not the Friendship she meant.
"O, never," said she, "could I think of enshrining
An image whose looks are so joyless and dim;
But yon little god upon roses reclining,
We'll make, if you please, sir, a Friendship of him."
So the bargain was struck; with the little god laden,
She joyfully flew to her home in the grove.
"Farewell," said the sculptor, "you're not the first maiden
Who came but for Friendship, and took away Love!"
--Thomas Moore (1770-1852)
segunda-feira, março 10
