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27 world premieres, 15 Italian premieres, 77 composers, 31 events including concerts, installations, audio-visual performances, choral music as well as workshops, seminars, meetings throughout the entire ten-day program, from September 23 to October 2 in Venice: these are the figures behind the 54th International Festival of Contemporary Music, titled Don Giovanni and the man of stone, and directed by Luca Francesconi.

In continuity with the commitment of the Biennale di Venezia towards the younger generations, the Music Festival will become the stage for prestigious groups but also for young and very young professional ensembles, such as MDI, the two wind and percussion ensembles from the Malmö Music Academy, and L’arsenale, that was asked to perform one of the most important pieces in the history of the Festival, Quando stanno morendo. Diario polacco n.2 by Luigi Nono, presented at the 1982 Music Biennale. This is the reason why the Festival promotes opportunities to discover and encourage the talent of the new generations, and has invited student artists and musicians – from the Conservatorio Benedetto Marcello and the Accademia di Belle Arti in Venice – to measure their skills and stimulate their creative originality in contact with the professional world of composers, singers, choirs, musicians, actors, set designers and directors, all involved in producing the inaugural event, Don Giovanni a Venezia.

Titled Don Giovanni and the man of stone, the Festival refers not only to the famous opera by Mozart, but to one of the central myths of western culture, the myth of Don Giovanni: within the conflict between human finiteness and its aspiration to eternity, between the body and the spirit, reverberates the relationship between the immortality of the work of art and the inexorable breath of time, between the written and the oral, between tradition and modernity. These themes weave through the 54th International Festival of Contemporary Music and find their synthesis in the opening event, the opera-installation Don Giovanni a Venezia.

Japanese advertising graphics has a time-honoured, inventive and rich tradition, unlike that of any other country. On this premise, in the St. Marks’ Square Gallery, the Bevilacqua La Masa Foundation is hosting the exhibition GRAPHIC DESIGN FROM JAPAN. 100 POSTERS 2001-2010. One hundred posters, selected from amongst the thousands of works submitted each year for the most prestigious awards, representing the best of Japanese graphics over the last ten years.

The tragedy of Hiroshima and of Nagasaki is remembered annually and with a great sense of responsibility by the major Japanese graphic designers with a series of posters entitled “Hiroshima Appeals”, one of the most significant awareness-raising campaigns in the sphere of graphic art. Some of these posters, the most representative ones from the last ten years, have been selected for the exhibition in memory of the thousands of direct and indirect victims of the explosion of the two atomic bombs.

The exhibition, featuring the most significant works produced over the last ten years both by great masters and more recent artists of promise, includes posters selected by a committee made up of two contemporary masters of graphic art, Kazumasa Nagai and Shin Matsunaga, in collaboration with the International Hokusai Research Centre, and are representative of the works produced by Tokyo’s main associations of graphic designers and art directors, such as the Art Directors’ Club (ADC), the Japan Grafic Designers’ Association (JAGDA) and the Type Directors Club (TDC). The initiative thus becomes a compendium not only of Japanese graphic creativity but also of the long and fruitful working relationship and cultural promotion established between Italy and Japan in this field for over thirty

After the success of the previous edition, the Flight Show-Festival of the Air is back again. The Expo Venice society, with the support of Prima Aviation, is proposing 3 days, from the 24th until the 26th of September, at Nicelli Airport, a programme chock-full of events.



Along with the exhibition areas and meetings, there will be the thrilling air show called Air Extreme, in which some of the best European pilots will execute flips and daring maneuvres, exciting the public and competing against each other in the freestyle tournament. What is more, on this special occasion, Nicelli Airport at Lido di Venezia will be open to General Aviation traffic and to ULM.

En Venecia se celebrará la marcha no competitiva “Su e Zo per i Ponti“, que ya ha llegado a su 32ª edición.
La manifestación está dedicada a todos: jóvenes y no tan jóvenes. Por qué hay dos recorridos diferentes, específicamente pensados para satisfacer las exigencias tanto de los corredores más expertos como de los menos expertos.
La salida está en Piazza San Marco o en la estación de tren de S. Lucia para las escuelas infantiles y de primaria. La meta se encuentra, para todos, en Piazza San Marco.
Es tradicional que cualquier ganancia del evento se dé a la beneficiencia.
Las inscripciones están abiertas a todos en los puntos de venta correspondientes. Es posible inscribirse hasta el mismo día de la celebración, a no ser que se hayan agotado las fichas.

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La ópera “El Barbero de Sevilla” de Gioachino Rossini será una de las obras que se estrenarán en la temporada 2010-2011 en el Grand Teatro La Fenice de Venecia. La fecha prevista para la representación es el día 11 de febrero 2010.

En total se representarán 9 óperas, un espectáculos de danza, 16 conciertos sinfónicos.

Entre los proyectos especiales se destacan las propuestas para la ciudad, el Premio Fundación Amigos del Teatro La Fenice y el Carnaval del Gran Teatro La Fenice con la celebración del Gran Baile della Cavalchina. El 13 de febrero tendrá lugar el inusual acontecimiento, en una noche mágica con música, bailes, actuaciones estelares y sorpresas. Naturalmente, todos los asistentes irán vestidos con los tradicionales trajes de época del siglo XVIII veneciano. En la Sala Apollinee, que exhibe los más bellos frescos de La Fenice, habrá un gran bufé durante toda la noche.

Al Teatro se llega facilmente con la lancha de pasajeros de la línea 1, que une la estación de tren y la terminal para automóviles de Piazzale Roma con el Canal Grande. Se desciende en la parada de Santa María del Giglio, a muy poca distancia.

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