Ponte Vecchio

from him out of fear to be hurt again. David took it personal and swore to himself that he would never talk to them. A promise that he has held since then. To compensate with the loneliness he plunged into work. He owned a Café right at the Ponte Vecchio and loved his job. David’s life wasn’t special or exciting, he lived an average

One of the perks of being an Au Pair is the ability to visit other cities and landmarks in your host country. Along with that, you can meet up with other Au Pairs, share your experiences and make new friends. A couple weekends ago, I met up with an Au Pair from France and we visited the Civita di Bagnoregio, shown below. It is an old Italian city with a few hundred inhabitants and tourist shops inside. To get to it, you have to walk up a long bridge, which is also shown in the picture. At the

PANTALONE: Pantalone is of top pecking order. He is wealthy and controls the finance in the character world of commedia, therefore his orders are usually obeyed by all. He is the father of Isabella. He wears dark colours of black, grey and red; dynamic Pantaloons, tight-fitting long red trousers or red breeches and stockings, a short tight-fitting jacket, a loose long black cloak with plain sleeves, red-woollen skull-cap and yellow turkish slippers. He is lean and scrawny and often short in stature

During the Renaissance, a religious view of the world made a huge impact on art. The biblical character David became an emerging popular subject among artists. Although David’s story is quite simple, artists faced challenges creating a visual representation of the young hero. The two main obstacles were discovering how to portray the body committing the act, and also rendering the spirit of the act itself. Among the artists who tried to recreate this story visually were Andrea del Castagno and Andrea

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Johannes Chrysostomus Wolfgangus Theophilus Mozart Lydia Molina Mr. Dresser General Music 27 May, 2015 Mozart Johannes Chrysostomus Wolfgangus Theophilus Mozart, known for his string of operas, concertos, symphonies and sonatas, he helped shape classical music as it is today. “Born on January 27, 1756, in Salzburg, Austria, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart was a musician capable of playing many instruments at age six. Over the years, Mozart aligned himself with a variety of European

Moreover, Mozart’s music in Amadeus is attributed to survey intricate relationship between God and humans. Through Salieri’s powerful jealousy of Mozart’s music and his intense blame on God, the movie proposes the issue of human’s incomplete belief in God and the question about the existence of God. Salieri, in the beginning part of the movie, is presented as the profoundly religious human. He believes that God grants his faithful wish to be a successful composer so he tries to devote to his God

Mozart’s music in Amadeus exuberantly reproduces his life with the narrative which chronologically unfolds the series of episodes related to the life of Mozart. By arranging Mozart’s music in Amadeus in the order of composition with the important episodes of his life, the movie shows that how Mozart who was once praised as the musical prodigy eventually reaches to the death at the early age. Mozart’s witty and bright music played in the early part of the movie shows his unique composition style in

Nevertheless, Nannerl remained a powerful influence to some of Mozart’s greatest operas. In Così fan tutte and Le Nozze di Figaro, the Countess and Fiordiligi find themselves standing at odds with the social norms when they challenge the dominance of powerful men. Perhaps, the characters are influenced from the relationships Mozart witnesses in his family. Unlike the heroines in his operas, Nannerl chose to remain silent and submissive, never challenging Leopold’s wishes, despite her personal feelings

Cosi fan Tutte or translated, is: Thus Do They All, or The School for Lovers. It is a play that four characters, Fiordiligi, Dorabella, Guglielmo, and Ferrando. In a nutshell, the two men have a competition/a bet of whose fiancée was the most faithful. (As mentioned in Part I of the test,) The four of them end in a mess, with their relationships ruined forever. An alternative title for this would be How To Ruin A Relationship (Forever) For Dummies. This title, compared to Thus Do They All or The