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Parthenope and her eros

Friday, April 4th: poems and love in the Neapolitan dialect in memory of Salvatore Di Giacomo

The city of Naples will dedicates a whole day and many more events to irself, to poetry, to neapolitan culture, to the ability that its writer had to express using a dialect the real feelings of love and the joy of live. The aim of the initiative is to develop the knowledge and the appreciation of Neapolitan dialect and the story of the city through the works of great authors and composers. the event represent an opportunity to talk about Neapolitan in Neapolitan. .
Readings of contemporary and classic Neapolitan poets will be organized for the occasion in so many places, among the most beautiful in the city, recited by actors or amateurs, in some cases accompanied by music.
The places involved are: Maschio Angioino, PAN, Poggio Park, Casina Popeiana, Villa Comunale, San Severo al Pendino in Via Duomo, San Domenico maggiore Convent, San Pietro a Majella Conservatory, Santa Chiara Cloister, Santa Maria del Parto and Mergellina. The public reading, dedicated to Parthenope and her eros, also involves culture associations, artists and actors and many more readers.

Nino Daniele, Head of the Department for Culture and Tourism, says: "April, 4th represents for the City of Naples a special day. In 1939, on the same day, Salvatore Di Giacomo, one of the greatest poets of Italian literature, died. Thanks to his contribution, Neapolitan assumed the role of real literary language, and his poetry gave voice to the sentiment and pride of our people. In order to celebrate this day, we chose Salvatore Di Giacomo's poetry. We have therefore launched a call, inviting poets and lovers to animate with us this day, and the result was amazing: so many accessions and many proposals enriched our program. We therefore hope that the event could represent for citizens and all those who love Naples not only a leisure activity, but also a way to depen our dialect, its richness of expression and our poets' production".
 

 
 

EVENTS

Preview - April 2nd, 2014, 2.30pm
Castel Nuovo - Neapolitan Society of National History
The living eye - Salvatore Di Giacomo pilgrim in his home town
Eighty years from his death, 1934-2014

Participants: Renata De Lorenzo, the Neapolitan Society of National History, Arturo De Vivo, Director of the Department of Humanities, Nino Daniele, Councillor for Culture of the City of Naples.
Presenters: Toni Iermano, University of Cassino and Southern Lazio, Pasquale Sabatino, University Federico II
 
4 aprile 2014 - Appuntementi e luoghi
April 4th, 2014

Castel Nuovo - Maschio Angioino
Antechamber of the Barons, from 5.00pm to 7.00pm

Poets of the nineteenth / twentieth century, Neapolitan and contemporary poets. Readings of "poets of the tradition (Salvatore Di Giacomo, Ferdinando Russo Raffaele Viviani) and contemporary poets (Wanda Marasco, Ferdinando Tricarico, Mimmo Grasso, Costanzo Ioni, Raffaele Rizzo, Eugenio Lucrezi, Ariele D'Ambrosio, Mariano Baino, Salvatore Di Natale, Amedeo Messina)Actors: Fazio Fabiana and Marco Aspide - Music by David Carnevale. Organizers, Mimmo Grasso, Raffaele Rizzo, Vincenzo Villarosa.
Free admission
San Domenico Maggiore Convent
Vico San Domenico Maggiore, 18
Capitolo Hall at 6.30pm

Presentation of the book + CD, "My Father Sergio Bruni" by Bruna Chianese. Guests: Antonio Bassolino, Nino Daniele, music by Adriana Bruni, Enrico Mosiello, Lino Blandizzi. Presented by Gino Rivieccio.
Free admission

Cloister, at 8.30pm
"Me ne Vogl'i pe' viche e vicarielle"
Journey into classical Neapollitan poetry"- Three narrators and guitar by Marco Francini
Organized by VivaMente association
Free admission
PAN | Palace of Arts of Naples
Via dei Mille, from 5.00pm to 7.00pm

The song of the Mermaids

Four actresses and a piano in a reading of love poems by poets from Naples: Salvatore Di Giacomo, Eduardo De Filippo, Raffaele Viviani, Matilde Serao, Toto.
Organised by Il Tappeto Rosso
Free admission
San Severo al Pendino Church
Via Duomo, from 5.00pm to 7.00pm

"A città d'e nummere"

Readings of classic poets (Di Giacomo, Viviani and Toto) and contemporaries, including Vincenzo Russo, with four players, and harp, Gianluca Rovinello (music: Dicitincello vuje, Reginella,A cantina 'e zi' Teresa, Tarantella di Colliano, Tarantella minore).Organized by Talenti Vesuviani
Free admission

Casina Pompeiana
Villa Comunale of Chiaia from 5.00pm to 7.00pm

"Partenope e ll'ammore"

Readings of classic and contemporary poets of the publishing house Duemme and lyrics by Annamaria Casassa and Antonio Portolano, with classical guitar by Ciro Sagitto.
By the Publishing House Duemme and Annamaria Casassa
Free admission

Poggio Park
Viale dei Pini, from 5.00pm to 7.00pm

"Partenope e ll'ammore"

Readings of classic and contemporary poets.
Participants: Cultural Association Anastasia: readings of Giovanni D'Amiano, Vincenzo Cerasuolo,  Concetta Avella, Natale Porritiello, Maria Nunzia Masullo, Raffaele Galiero, Bruno Nazario, Agorà Association: three actresses for three poems by Antonio Addati with music of the seventeenth century Raimondo Ramondino - (recitation of poems with guitar accompaniment) - Claudio Picardo (Association Claudio Romanelli "Parleme 'e stu suonne") - Luciano Musto ("O' Vesuvio innammurato") - Salvatore Rapicano ("Na letter").

Music Conservatory
San Pietro a Majella, Via San Pietro a Majella at 6.00pm

"Tribute to Salvatore Di Giacomo on the anniversary of his death.

The golden age of the Neapolitan song ". As part of "I Venerdì musicali"
It is possible to visit the exhibition "Verdi e Napoli" from 5.00pm to 6.00pm before the concert.
Schools Bookings: 3356664813 Group bookings- toll-free number 800 77811
Free admission

Santa Chiara Cloister
Via Santa Chiara, from 7.00pm to 9.00pm

"Napulitanata... Salvatore Di Giacomo's story"

Artwork, stories, poems, and songs. Journey into the life of the Neapolitan poet with actors, musicians and professional singers.
Organization: Association NarteA, www.nartea.com
Admission fee, € 15.00

Santa Maria del Parto in Mergellina Church
at 4.15pm

"E sante russe a Mergoglino"

In the city where "even the stones love", there is a place that itself embodies the many faces of love. The poignant love, brotherly love, the love of sin, impossible love. With the discovery of the village and the church of Santa Maria del Parto, the many stories of the city born from the love of Parthenope.
Organization: Association Locus Iste, locusisteinfo@gmail.com
Reservations required, admission € 6.00

Salvatore Di Giacomo

Salvatore Di Giacomo (1860-1934) was an Italian writer. He wrote primarily in the Neapolitan dialect. His poems and prose works lyrically and at the same time truthfully depict the life of the Neapolitan poor—its dramas and passions. Many of his poems have been set to music by Italian songwriters, including L. Denza and F. P. Tosti, and have achieved great popularity, for example, "Marechiaro." In his collection Neapolitan Stories (1914) and his plays Maria's Month (1900) and Assunta Spina, Di Giacomo portrays everyday life and mores with a profound sympathy for the unfortunate.


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Viernes, 4 de Abril: poemas y amor en la lengua napolitana en memoria de Salvatore Di Giacomo

 

La ciudad de Nápoles dedica un día entero y muchos eventos a sí misma, su poesía, su cultura, su capacidad que ha tenido y tiene sus escritores para expresar, en un lenguaje poético, los sentimientos de amor y alegría de vivir. Una iniciativa destinada al conocimiento y valoración de la lengua napolitana y su historia a través de las obras de grandes autores y compositores napolitanos, una oportunidad de hablar a los jóvenes de Nápoles en napolitano.
Las lecturas de los poetas contemporáneos y clásicos napolitanos se organizarán para la ocasión en tantos lugares, entre los más bellos de la ciudad, recitado por los actores o aficionados.
Mascio Angioino, Pan, el Parque del Poggio, Casina Pompeiana, San Severo al Pendino en via Duomo, Convento de San Domenico, Conservatorio de San Pietro a Majella, el Claustro de Santa Chiara, Santa Maria del parto y Mergellina. Organizaciones culturales, artistas y actores, lectores y profesionales crearán un gran lectura de poesía, todos ellos dedicados a Parténope y su eros.
 
Explica el asesor del Departemento de Cultura y Turismo Nino Daniele, "El 4 de Abril es un día especial para Nápoles: en este día en 1934 murió, Salvatore Di Giacomo, uno de los grandes poetas de la literatura italiana. La lengua napolitana asumió el papel del lenguaje literario real, y su poesía ha dado voz al sentimiento y al orgullo de nuestro pueblo. Esperamos que el evento pueda ofrecer a nuestros ciudadanos y visitantes amantes de Nápoles no sólo una actividad de ocio, sino también la oportunidad de profundizar en el conocimiento de nuestra lengua, su riqueza de expresión y la producción de nuestros poetas, clásica y contemporánea de los muchos que han dado su apoyo ".

 

Programa

2 de Abril 2014, 14.30
Castel Nuovo - Società Napoletana de Storia Patria
El ojo viviente - Salvatore Di Giacomo peregrino en su ciudad natal
Ochenta años de su muerte, 1934-2014
Participantes: Renata De Lorenzo, la Sociedad napolitano de la historia nacional, Arturo De Vivo, Director del Departamento de Humanidades, Nino Daniele, el concejal de Cultura del Ayuntamiento de Nápoles.
Ponentes: Toni Iermano, Universidad de Cassino, Pasquale Sabatino, Universidad Federico II.
 
4 de Abril de 2014
Castel Nuovo - Maschio Angioino
Antesala de los Barones, h. 17,00-19,00
Poetas del siglo XIX / XX napolitano y poetas contemporáneos. Lecturas de "poetas de la tradición (Salvatore Di Giacomo, Ferdinando Russo Raffaele Viviani) y poetas contemporáneos (Wanda Marasco, Ferdinand Tricarico, Mimmo Grasa, Ioni Costanzo, Raffaele Rizzo, Eugenio Lucrezi, Ariele D'Ambrosio, Mariano Baino, Salvatore Di Natale, Amedeo Messina).Actores, Fazio Fabiana y Marco Aspide - Intervenciones música de David Carnaval. Organizadores, Mimmo Grasso, Raffaele Rizzo, Vincenzo Villarosa.
Entrada libre

Convento de San Domenico Maggiore

Vico San Domenico Maggiore, 18
Sala Capitular, h. 18.30
Presentación del libro + CD, "Mi Padre Sergio Bruni" Bruna Chianese.Huéspedes: Antonio Bassolino y DNino Daniele, homenajes musicales a cargo de Adriana Bruni, Enrico Mosiello, Lino Balduzzi, presenta Gino Rivieccio.
Entrada libre
 
Claustro, h. 20.30

"Me ne Vogl'i pe' viche e vicarielle"
Viaje en la poesía clásica napolitana - Tres narradores y guitarra Marco Francini
Organizado por "VivaMente"
Entrada libre
PAN | Palazzo delle Arti Napoli
Via dei Mille, h. 17,00-19,00
El canto de las sirenas
Cuatro actrices y un piano en una lectura de poemas de amor por los poetas de Nápoles: Salvatore Di Giacomo, Eduardo De Filippo, Raffaele Viviani, Matilde Serao, Toto.
Organizado por "Il tappeto Rosso"
Entrada libre

Iglesia de San Severo al Pendino

Via Duomo, h. 17,00-19,00
"A città d'e nummere"
Las lecturas de los poetas clásicos (Di Giacomo, Viviani y Toto) y contemporáneos, entre ellos Vincenzo Russo, con cuatro jugadores, y el arpa, el maestro Gianluca Rovinello (música: Dicitincello vuje , Reginella, A cantina 'e zi' Teresa, Tarantella di Colliano, Tarantella minore). Por Associazione "Talenti Vesuviani".
Entrada libre

Casina Pompeiana

Villa Comunale de Chiaia,h.17,00-19,00
"Partenope e ll'ammore"
Las lecturas de los poetas clásicos y contemporáneos de la editorial Duemme y textos de Annamaria Casassa y Antonio Portolano, con la guitarra clásica de Ciro Sagitto.
Por la Editorial Duemme y Annamaria Casassa
Entrada libre

Parque de Poggio

Viale dei Pini, h. 17,00-19,00
"Partenope e ll'ammore"
Las lecturas de los poetas clásicos y contemporáneos.
Participantes: Círculo Cultural Anastasia: lecturas de Giovanni D'Amiano, Vincenzo Cerasuolo,  Concetta Avella, Natale Porritiello, Maria Nunzia Masullo, Raffaele Galiero, Bruno Nazario Associazione Agorà: tres actrices para tres poemas de Antonio Addati con música del siglo XVII napolitano Raimondo Ramondino - (recitado de poemas con su propio acompañamiento de guitarra) - Claudio Picardo (Asociación Claudio Romanelli "Parleme 'y los estudiantes suonne") - Luciano Musto ("O' Vesuvio innammurato") - Salvatore Rapicano ("carta de Na").

Conservatorio de Música

San Pietro a Majella, Via San Pietro a Majella, h. 18.00
"Homenaje a Salvatore Di Giacomo en el aniversario de su muerte.
La edad de oro de la canción napolitana ". Como parte de "Los Viernes de música"
Es posible visitar la exposición "Verde y Nápoles" 17,00-18,00 horas antes del concierto
Entrada libre

Claustro de Santa Chiara

Via Santa Chiara, h. 19:00 a 21:00
"Napulitanata ... o sea te hablo de Salvatore Di Giacomo."
Ilustraciones, historias, poemas y canciones. Viaje al centro de la vida del poeta napolitano con actores, músicos y cantantes profesionales.
Asociación Organización NarteA, www.nartea.com
Reservas: 3397020849-3346227785
Precio de la entrada, € 15,00
Iglesia de Santa María del Parto en Mergellina
h. 16:15

"E sante russe a Mergoglino"

En la ciudad donde "hasta las piedras aman", hay un lugar que encarna en sí las muchas caras del amor. El amor conmovedora, el amor fraternal, el amor al pecado, el amor imposible. Con el descubrimiento de la aldea y la iglesia de Santa María del Parto, las muchas historias de la ciudad que nacen del amor de Parténope.
Asociación Organización Locus Iste, locusisteinfo@gmail.com
Se requiere reserva, entrada € 6,00