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Ruggero Leoncavallo's "Pagliacci," premiering in 1892, is a pivotal opera that explores love, betrayal and the interplay of reality and performance. Check out the #AllYouNeedtoKnow series on Abelson

📚🥴🎓 Working on my Phd thesis crossing epistemologic and political questions, and an understanding of my Andrias Scheuchzeri opera project. Dewey, Haraway, Rancière are my philosophical background #phdlife #philosophy #opera #johndewey #donnaharaway #donnaharawaychangedmylife #jacquesrancière

Want to know more about the business side of the opera world? Read below to learn what INO Artistic Director, Fergus Sheil, will be addressing at this years' Business of Opera Summit...

Addressing can seem simple, but it's often a minefield of incorrect assumptions. Myth 1: "Every Address Has a Building Number" This is the first assumption in our series and it's a common one: the belief that every address must start with, or include, a building number. 🚫 Not always the case! 🚫 Take the Royal Opera House in London as an example: Royal Opera House, Covent Garden, London, WC2E 9DD, United Kingdom 👉 No building number required If you've ever encountered unexpected addressing quirks like this, you're not alone. It's a great reminder that even something as familiar as an address can be more complex than it seems. Stay tuned for more myths and facts about addressing in the coming weeks! #addressing #UKaddresses #mythvsfact #facts #mythbusters #fridayfact

>>study of characters for the illustrations of the next text published in Civiltà Poetiche.... the story is set in the Prague Opera House... #danielescarpakos #pittura #malerei #praga #racconto #pintura #teatro #art #stateopera #statniopera #statnioperapraha #pragueopera #pragueoperahouse #nationaltheatre

💡DID YOU KNOW?💡 💸 From 7 to 102 Million: The Sydney Opera House Budget Leap! 💸 The original budget for the Sydney Opera House was AUD 7 million, but by the time it was completed in 1973, the cost had ballooned to AUD 102 million!!! 😲 This illustrates a phenomenon known as "cost overrun," which is quite common in large projects, where the actual cost far exceeds the initial estimates. The Sydney Opera House is a famous example, showcasing how difficult it can be to accurately estimate the total cost of a big project. Predicting the total cost of complex projects involves a combination of thorough planning, continuous monitoring, and flexibility. It requires a balance between detailed upfront planning and adaptability to change! #ProjectManagement #CostPlanning #SydneyOperaHouse #CostEstimation #RabelloEngineering

Challenge for the creation of the Musica Senensis 2024 poster for the Agostino Agazzarri choir with the Opera della Metropolitana logo, which I would place at the top right. The choir's logo, however, goes at the top center, larger than that of the Opera, because it is the association that organizes. The file would be used to print 70x100 cm posters and also to circulate it on social media, via Whatsapp etc. The graphics could be simple, classic, in which it is important that the text is easily readable even from afar.

https://lnkd.in/eCnghJb4 Q. Please do a Campbellian reading of Mozart's 'The Magic Flute.' A. Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart's opera The Magic Flute can be analyzed through the lens of Joseph Campbell's The Hero's Journey, a framework that outlines the common narrative structure found in myths across cultures. Here's how the opera aligns with Campbell's monomyth: 1. The Call to Adventure Tamino: The opera begins with Tamino fleeing from a serpent. His rescue by the Three Ladies of the Queen of the Night serves as his call to adventure. He is then tasked with rescuing the Queen's daughter, Pamina, from the clutches of Sarastro, which provides the initial quest. 2. Refusal of the Call Although Tamino does not explicitly refuse, his initial confusion and fear when presented with the task could be seen as a form of reluctance or hesitation, typical in this stage.

What is the secret to successful investing? Opera and the Roman Empire You heard it here first.

In case you were wondering, what's underneath the Sydney Opera House 😄 Before you go shopping there, you might find out that one of the coolest features under the building is actually the foundation stabilization system. The Opera House is built on a series of artificial islands, created by dredging sand from the harbor. To prevent these islands from sinking or shifting over time, a complex system of pumps is used to maintain the water level around the foundation. This helps to ensure the structural integrity of the building. And the image is AI generated... 😎 (c) synthographyart.com --- I still see some confusion in responses to this post... so, to clarify: the image is AI generated, and not an actual representation of what's under the Sydney Opera House. You can see the actual sections through the building, for example, here: https://lnkd.in/gHQqwKRU Enjoy!