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La figura del cavaliere è stata un punto di riferimento molto importante, al punto tale che anche l’ideazione delle tecniche narrative è stata condizionata in favore dell’esaltazione dell’eroe protagonista [...]
Infine, come abbiamo già avuto occasione di dire, il cavaliere è un ruolo che non ha tempo. Nei secoli è rimasta una figura essenziale, anche solo nell’immaginazione, come segno di speranza per la nobilitazione dell’uomo, come essere responsabile di sé e del proprio prossimo.

Del periodo storico di cui stiamo parlando, cioè dalla ripresa successiva all’anno Mille, fino al XIII secolo compreso, il cavaliere è una figura sociale di grande peso, tanto da essere parte integrante dell’immaginario culturale (artistico, ma soprattutto letterario). [...]
Nonostante il mondo sia cambiato, la figura del cavaliere non ha mai smesso di affascinare. Ha infatti attraversato fieramente ogni periodo storico-culturale, se non sempre come protagonista, comunque come figura speciale di uomo superiore, capace di una forza, soprattutto morale, straordinaria, alla quale guardare come esempio per nobilitare la figura umana.
Per capirne l’immortalità, basta pensare alla saga di Guerre Stellari, in cui, in un’ambientazione potenzialmente lontana anni luce da quella medievale, si ritrovano eroi impareggiabili che sono nati proprio sul modello cavalleresco dei secoli basso-medievali.

Doctor Joe Cortese joins me in the studio to talk about his latest book, After We Die: Then What?

In questa prima parte della canzone eseguita in acustico, rivelo anche alcuni interessanti aneddoti della canzone BIDEL ... 🙂

Nella canzone W Bidèl parlo d' Amore, vissuto ai giorni nostri e all' epoca medievale

Join Cynthia and Temple as they talk with Dr. Joe Cortese about his multi-layered life. From education to rebirth after life-altering events, Dr. Joe has seen a lot and survived a lot. Using his expertise, he crafted two books. Learn all about his life and rebirth in this don't-want-to-miss episode. Originally aired May 4, 2021

Temple Kinyon & Cynthia De Boer take the mics for James Kelly to welcome Sarah Tasz, Joe Cortese, Susan Johnson and Morgan St, James to discuss the third campaign of '1 Million Books in 100 Days'. This wonderful platform highlights indie authors while donating to charity, Each of these amazing authors share their work and their reasons for joining James Kelly's wonderful program.

Temple Kinyon and Cynthia De Boer welcome Dr. Joe Cortese to their show, Joe shares his life lessons and knowledge through his book "Phoenixivity', which discusses the art of using positive thinking and positive behavior to manifest and achieve amazing success. You'll be inspired and enlightened by this wonderfully knowledgeable and compassionate man.

James Kelly, co-host Cynthia De Boer and special guest Dr. Joe Cortese discuss the differences between traditional and self publishing as well as their experiences with both. Learn what's good and what to avoid on your road to publishing.

Joined serendipitously on this sunny afternoon by the artist formerly known as Briefmarken Weine, Nicola Sessa, a dear friend of the ladies and previous owner of a wine bar called Briefmarken that used to be the only place in the city to drink amazing and memorable bottles of Italian Wine. Emily words on Nicola Sessa: "His bar used to be an oasis in the dessert for me: the only place to drink decent Italian wine in Berlin as well as being one of the few places that really created a unique and very personal environment for wine drinking. I still smile today when I reminisce of my evenings there, it was seamlessly easy to slip into a long night of many beautiful bottles and endless games of Scopa (SCO-PA!) with Guen and Nicola until the early hours. He gave us irreplaceable evenings built on fine wine, inspiring conversation, card games and most importantly friendship." Join Nicola and the ladies as they share a couple of bottles of age worthy Italian whites, to show that Italian white wines deserve to share the limelight with Italian reds. This week's wines: 2016 Filagnotti, Cascina Degli Ulivi - Piemonte, Italy 2014 ;Ante' Etna Bianco, I Custodi - Etna, Sicily, Italy

We're gonna give thanks at the castle with Irish and Celtic music from Enda Seery, Talisk, Ed Miller, Perkelt, Laura Cortese & The Dance Cards, Catherine Koehler, Syncopaths, Rambling Sailors, Tami Curtis, The Stubby Shillelaghs, Conor Caldwell, Sisters of Murphy, Charmas, Mwnci Nel, Bill Grogan's Goat, Scythian, Peat in the Creel.
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THIS WEEK IN CELTIC MUSIC

0:03 "The Castle, The Nightingale jigs" by Enda Seery from Peace of the Countryside

3:57 "Montreal" by Talisk from Beyond

9:21 "Hey Donal" by Ed Miller from Follow the Music

12:18 "Pilgrim" by Perkelt from Dowry of a Troll Woman

15:41 "The Low Hum" by Laura Cortese & The Dance Cards from California Calling

19:53 CELTIC FEEDBACK

23:30 "The Fox" by Catherine Koehler from Shan-a-Key

26:14 "Fifth Gear" by Syncopaths from Five Gears

31:04 "Roller Bowler" by Rambling Sailors from Kenway's Favorites

33:04 "'67 Beetle/Man Cologne" by Tami Curtis from Cavort

37:15 "Waltzing Matilda" by The Stubby Shillelaghs from The Great War

39:41 "Eibhlin a Ruin" by Conor Caldwell from To Belfast...

44:09 CELTIC PODCAST NEWS

45:50 "One Word of This Kiss" by Sisters of Murphy from Working Stiffs Unite

49:23 "Whiskey Before Breakfast" by Charmas from Single

51:23 "Lle Meiddia" by Mwnci Nel from Gimig

54:30 "The Burning of Cork" by Bill Grogan's Goat from Third Eye

58:55 "New York Girls" by Scythian from Scythian Live Vol. 1

1:03:47 "Autumn Child" by Peat in the Creel from The Barn Session

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Fiddler and graphic designer Mariel Vandersteel joins Neil for episode 23 to share her artistic journey so far, from quitting the violin in 8th grade to discovering Irish and Scottish fiddle music, touring internationally with several bands, studying Hardanger Fiddle in Norway and her latest endeavor: going back to school for a new degree while practicing her graphic design work and still somehow making room for music. 

[Music: Return From Helsinki, by Ian Stephenson]

The Get Down estreou na Netflix nessa sexta feira e trouxe uma história que aborda a pobreza, os sonhos e a libertação através da música de uma geração que criou o hip-hop, o punk e o disco music. A série além de ser semi histórica apresenta um elemento fantasia no começo, o primeiro episódio é cheio disso ao apresentar Shaolin Fantastic, a edição e direção se misturam para mostrar como os adolescentes mistificavam seus heróis, estilo que cita Bruce Lee e filmes de artes marciais se misturam com a realidade dos personagens, pobres, sem expectativa numa cidade abandonada. Os personagens são adolescentes sonhadores e por mais que ninguém espere: nerds. O protagonista Ezequiel (Justice Smith) é inteligente, filho de uma pianista, mas orfão de pai e mãe que vive com a tia e seu namorado, logo no começo nós vemos ele queimar o café da manhã do tio enquanto escreve rimas pra garota que ama. Os outros lados da história incluem um pastor e sua filha cantora, traficantes, gangues, os amigos que formariam o Get Down Brothers e ainda mais para o final somos introduzidos ao outro lado de Nova York: os ricos que ditam o futuro dos pobres e sua influencia na política. Produção: Cortese Creative; Editado por: Anne Cortese; Nosso feed: feeds.feedburner.com/soundcloud/NhOZ Email: 42toalhas@gmail.com Facebook 42Toalhas: bit.ly/1N6eOsT Twitter e Instaggram: @annecorteseyt Os episódios do 42Toalhas saem às 19h toda quinta feira na Rádio Supersônica e algumas horas depois nos feeds de podcast e no blog, qualquer dúvida ou esculacho envie um e-mail pra gente ou comente aí embaixo. Nos ouvimos no próximo 42Toalhas! Inté.

Anne e Michael recuperam histórias e reverberam singularidades de series aleatórias. Produção: Cortese Creative; Editado por: Anne Cortese; Nosso feed: feeds.feedburner.com/soundcloud/NhOZ Email: 42toalhas@gmail.com Facebook 42Toalhas: bit.ly/1N6eOsT Twitter e Instaggram: @annecorteseyt Os episódios do 42Toalhas saem às 19h toda quinta feira na Rádio Supersônica e algumas horas depois nos feeds de podcast e no blog, qualquer dúvida ou esculacho envie um e-mail pra gente ou comente aí embaixo. Nos ouvimos no próximo 42Toalhas! Inté.

Sessione V prof Fulvio Cortese GIUSTIZIA AMMINISTRATIVA E COMUNICAZIONE ISTITUZIONALE QUALI PROSPETTIVE

This episode of Beat City - the most varied music show on the Internet, bar none - features tunes from Europe, Africa, North and South America, and North and South London. This week covering indie,punk,grime,chiptune,Afro-electro,country,folk and shoegaze. Full tracklisting: Desert Mountain Tribe "Runway" (from the album "Either That Or The Moon") Highasakite "Someone Who'll Get It" Big Narstie "New World Order" (from the mixtape "Base Society") Savages "Adore" (from the album "Adore Life") Laura Cortese & The Dance Cards "California Is Calling" Baaba Maal "Gilli Men" (from the album "The Traveller") Specter "Concrete Jungle" Tuff Love "Doberman" (from the album "Tuff Love") Devilish Dear "Time To Live A Little" (from the album "These Sunny Days") Minusbaby "Courtship Manifesto" (from the album "BIAS") Meilyr Jones "Don Juan" (from the forthcoming album "2013") Yungen "Comfy" Death Cab For Cutie "I Will Follow You Into The Dark" (from the album "Plans") PAUW "Memories" (from the album "Macrocosm Microcosm") Fay Hield "Old Adam" (from the album "Old Adam") tonythegigguy.com from Tuesday 16th Feb for the Blurb for this show including band facts and links to extra tracks twitter.com/beatcitytone https://www.facebook.com/TonyTheGigGuy/?ref=ts&fref=ts