Showing posts with label opera. Show all posts
Showing posts with label opera. Show all posts

Friday, 6 September 2019

Benvenuto, Welcome Next Meeting Tuesday 1st October 2019 7.30 pm

Meetings are to be held at Henleaze Library, Northumbria Drive, Westbury Park, BS9 4HP.

The first will be on Tuesday 1st October then from Tuesday 12th November every month on the second Tuesday evening  October-May: see the brochure for full programme

Tuesday 1st October Rebecca Chellappah - internationally performing Mezzo-Soprano on Italian Operatic roles 

Tuesday 12th November Richard Henderson , historian and organiser of Italian tours

Tuesday 10th December Sylvia Dodd  on the St Georges International School at the time the Getty was was 'abducted'

 Remember there are many opportunities to experience la dolce vita right here in Bristol, and we have created this website so that you can see the Italian activities going on. We also want to let you know about our own fantastic monthly of celebrated national speakers from October to May. Incidentally if you live near Cheltenham they also have a programme - see Links Page Bristol University Italian (LINK)Department has an open postgraduate seminar series


Sei appena arrivato a Bristol o stai per trasferirti nella nostra citta'? Dacci un colpo di telefono +44-7870-185116 o scrivici a bristolaic@gmail.com e cosi' potremo farti conoscere delle altre persone che sono inammorate della vita e della cultura italiana!






Wednesday, 11 March 2015

Bristol Italian prototype website

existing BristolAnglo-Italian Circle BA-IC website is now locked but this website can be reached from it 
Last April's :
“Lorenzo Da Ponte – Mozart’s librettist” - Tim Davidson  see Ba-ic Programme page for full details. Just a Utube taster of Da Ponte's Cosi Fan Tutte for now.
Tim’s talk focused upon Lorenzo Da Ponte’s extraordinary life and career and in particular his collaboration, as librettist, with Mozart in the latter’s three great Italian operas, ‘The Marriage of Figaro’, ‘Don Giovanni’ and ‘Cosi Fan Tutte’ from which extracts were played.

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