- published: 15 Jul 2014
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Clyde Moneyhun's family came to America from a region of Spain where Catalan is spoken. The language died out in his family with his grandmother's generation, but the English professor is bringing it to life at Boise State University. Moneyhun is translating the work of contemporary Catalan poet Maria-Mercè Marçal and working with Boise State art graduate Maria Garth to create an art exhibit that includes both the translated poetry and Garth's photographs inspired by the poetry.
Bayern Munich coach Pep Guardiola recited poetry at the Literature House in Munich, Tuesday. Guardiola is well known in Catalonia for his passion for literature and friendship with the deceased Catalan poet Miquel Marti i Pol.
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- published: 30 Jun 2015
- views: 2174
Best Love Song Ever !!! If you loved the Girl from Ipanema and other Bossa Nova love songs, you must listen to this new beautiful song released in 2013 by Radio Salamandra, based on a poem of the great Catalan poet Joan Salvat Papasseit: Englantina
If you love the song, you can make it yours here: https://itunes.apple.com/il/album/englantina-catalan-flower/id602445873
And now, let´s get to the song´s backstage...
Era una fría mañana de diciembre en Barcelona. Y ella, mi amada Eva, había hecho pedazos mi corazón sin darse cuenta siquiera. Al volver del recreo, en la clase de catalán, examen sorpresa: poema de Joan Salvat Papasseit y una hora para analizarlo. Leí el poema y sentí que mi alma se evaporaba. Entregué una hoja en blanco a la profesora y le dije que el poeta y yo nos entendíamos, y que ese poema no se podía analizar. Suspendí el examen, pero esa tarde puse melodía al poema...
20 años después, grabé la canción, y aquí la tenéis.
Un agradecimiento especial a la chica que me hizo llorar, a la Sra. Roca que nos hizo el examen, y al Sr. Eshpar que grabó y produjo la canción.
Gracias a Itsiart por ayudarme a mantener la llama encendida durante años.
Y gracias a Joan Salvat-Papasseit. Él y yo nos entendemos...
PD. Quédate con la canción: https://itunes.apple.com/il/album/englantina-catalan-flower/id602445873
- published: 10 Feb 2013
- views: 1515
Carles Camps Mundó llegeix un poema del seu llibre "El contorn de l'ombra" (Barcelona: Proa, 2007) (abril 2007)
Carles Camps Mundó, catalan poet, reads a poem from his book "El contorn de l'ombra" (april 2007)
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¿Com pot passar, la mort?
¿Cap a on, si no en si, en el seu gest d'extinció?
Perquè, sense més temps després del temps,
¿com es resol l'acció de morir?
¿Quan, l'haver mort?
¿O morts quedem morint?
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- published: 20 May 2007
- views: 183
"Very moved, very moved, to receive such a (inaudible) the greatest honour that I have received.
And because you spoke of what I have thought all my life, inspired by my mother, who was a wonderful, genial woman. She talked to me, very early of my age, about peace. About peace. That, at that time, also we had, we were... I was born in the middle of a war. So, everything that the United Nations goes to my heart. Yes. And I have followed all the time what the UN was doing. Now, excuse me if I take your time, and our time, but let me say one thing....
I am a Catalan. Today, a province of Spain. But what has been Catalonia? Catalonia has been the greatest nation in the world. I tell you... I will tell you why. Catalonia has had the first parliament, much before England. Catalonia had the beginning of the United Nations. All the authorities of Catalonia in the Eleventh Century met in a city of France, at that time Catalonia, to speak about peace, at the Eleventh Century. Peace in the world and against, against, against wars, the inhumanity of wars. This was Catalonia. Now I am so so happy, so happy, so moved to be here with you today..."
"I haven't played in public for nearly forty years. I have to play today. And I will play a short piece of the Catalonian folklore. This piece is called The Song of the Birds. The birds in the space sing peace, peace, peace. And the music is a music that Bach and Beethoven and all the greats would have loved and admired. It is so beautiful, and it is also the soul of my country, Catalonia."
These words are, even today, the most striking avowal ever made before a prominent international body on "the soul of my people, Catalonia." The cellist, composer and conductor Pau Casals (1876-1973) spoke in English before the General Assembly of the United Nations.
It was on October 24, 1971 when Casals was honoured at the New York headquarters of the United Nations, where he had already performed in 1959, and again in 1963 when he played El pessebre (The Nativity). The Secretary General of the UN, Burma's U Thant presented him with the Peace Medal, and the Catalan musician --about to celebrate his 95th birthday-- conducted the Hymn to the United Nations he had composed, with the lyrics by poet W.H. Auden. Upon completing the performance, Casals turned a blind eye to protocol and pronounced these emotive words. Then the stirring notes of the Cant dels ocells (The Birdsong) struck out in that enormous hall, infused of the magnificent solitude of the Maestro. As he reminded those present, he had not played his cello in public for a long time --maintaining his instrument as silent as his own country-- but the occasion was well worth it.
However, Casals' hymn never became the official anthem of the UN, as U Thant would have liked. For political and moral reasons, the pairing of Casals and Auden was not the most appropriate for those years, still in the midst of the Cold War, with many countries under dictatorships and with the superpowers unwilling to shake up the scenario, shrouded as they were in an essentially conservative moral. Notwithstanding, the hymn has become the "Hymn to Peace" and is so known and performed today.
Pau Casals --known as Pablo in the English- and Spanish-speaking worlds-- was a musician of great international prestige --he even received a posthumous Grammy award as late as 1989-- not just for making notable innovations in cello performance early in his career, adopted by cellists in general, but also as a tireless promoter of both the popularization of classical music and of the cause for peace and freedom. A good example of his commitment was the creation, along with other musicians, of the École Normale de Musique in Paris in 1920, and the Workers' Music Association in Barcelona in 1926, with the aim of bringing classical music to the working class.
Casals, who in 1931 had organised a concert celebrating the proclamation of the Spanish Republic, two years later rejected an invitation to play with the Berliner Philharmonisches Orchester in 1933, also in Barcelona. It was his way of decidedly and unswervingly opposing any totalitarian ideology, in that case Adolf Hitler's rise to power and the early Nazi persecutions. Already in 1917, he had publicly announced he would not return to Russia as long as there was an undemocratic Communist regime. With the passing of the years, Casals would remain firm in refusing to perform in any totalitarian state.....
- published: 01 Apr 2013
- views: 11882
Ernest Borras is a true renaissance man.
He touches all parts of art and creative culture making a mark and at the same time make a statement that draws ones attention and interest. His technique in sculpture and plastic work is breathtaking, as well as his capacity to mould visual expression to meet his expressive needs. His music is directly linked to the power of the written word and every detail is bound to the text. This song cycle is written basically on text by Catalan poet Joan Vinyoli. The book "Llibre del Amic" (the friends book) is a prologue by the great Catalan writer Ramon Llull followed by 15 poems by Vinyoli and a postlude by Vinoli. Ernest set the prologue and postlude for three voice acapella;(soprano, mezzo and baritone) and the 15 poems are set; five for soprano, five for mezzo soprano and five for baritone. Then each poem has its corresponding painting, collage or artwork that visually expresses its meaning.
A truly great work of art.
- published: 15 Dec 2007
- views: 930
The 16th Cuisle Limerick City International Poetry Festival took place from Wednesday 12th to Saturday 15th, with lunchtime and evening readings by international, national and local poets, as well as a varied programme for schools and a Young Poet of the Year Award.
This year's festival included performances by British Poet Laureate Carol Ann Duffy and the hugely popular Paul Durcan; Catalan poet Joan Margarit; a night of Slovenian poetry with Iztok Osojnik and others; Dubliner Paula Meehan and Mary O'Malley from Galway; Lee Harwood and Clare Best from Sussex; Limerick poet Mark Whelan reading from his new book Brighton Suite.
The festival included discussions, socializing and crack, open mic sessions, book launches, including The Stony Thursday Book edited this year by Mary Coll, and the much-loved Cuisle Poetry Slam.
The Cuisle School's programme provides an opportunity for students to hear and meet with poets, who thisyear include leading Irish Poets and visiting International poets.
For more information on Cuisle Limerick International Poetry Festival see www.Limerick.ie/Cuisle
- published: 13 Dec 2011
- views: 225
Palau de la Música, Mar 20, 2015
Farther, you have to go farther
beyond the fallen trees that imprison you.
And when you have won them,
be sure not to stop.
Farther, you have to go always farther,
farther than the today that keeps you in chains.
And when you are free
you will begin new steps again.
Farther, always farther,
Farther than the tomorrow that approaches.
And when you think you have arrived, know how to find new paths.
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Més lluny, heu d'anar més lluny
dels arbres caiguts que ara us empresonen,
i quan els haureu guanyat
tingueu ben present no aturar-vos.
Més lluny, sempre aneu més lluny,
més lluny de l'avui que ara us encadena.
I quan sereu deslliurats
torneu a començar els nous passos.
Més lluny, sempre molt més lluny,
més lluny del demà que ara ja s'acosta.
I quan creieu que arribeu,
sapigueu trobar noves sendes.
The music is by Lluís Llach. Llach adapted the lyrics from Catalan poet Carles Riba's translation of a Greek poem called Trip to Ithaca by Constantine P. Cavafy
- published: 21 Mar 2015
- views: 9681
Catalan
Catalan may refer to:
- Catalan language, a Romance language
- Catalan people, an ethnic group formed by the people from, or with origins in, Catalonia
- Països Catalans, territories where Catalan is spoken
- Catalan cuisine, a Mediterranean style of cuisine from Catalonia
Wine
- Carignan, a wine grape that is also known as Catalan
Places
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Poet
A poet is a person who writes poetry. Poets may describe themselves as such or be described as poets by others. A poet may simply be a writer of poetry, or may perform their art to an audience.
The work of a poet is essentially one of communication, either expressing ideas in a literal sense, such as writing about a specific event or place, or metaphorically. Poets have existed since antiquity, in nearly all languages, and have produced works that vary greatly in different cultures and time periods. Throughout each civilization and language, poets have used various styles that have changed through the course of literary history, resulting in a history of poets as diverse as the literature they have produced.
History
In Ancient Rome, professional poets were generally sponsored by patrons, wealthy supporters including nobility and military officials. For instance, Gaius Cilnius Maecenas, friend to Caesar Augustus, was an important patron for the Augustan poets, including both Horace and Virgil.
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United Nations
The United Nations (UN) is an intergovernmental organization to promote international co-operation. A replacement for the ineffective League of Nations, the organization was established on 24 October 1945 after World War II in order to prevent another such conflict. At its founding, the UN had 51 member states; there are now 193. The headquarters of the United Nations is in Manhattan, New York City, and experiences extraterritoriality. Further main offices are situated in Geneva, Nairobi and Vienna. The organization is financed by assessed and voluntary contributions from its member states. Its objectives include maintaining international peace and security, promoting human rights, fostering social and economic development, protecting the environment, and providing humanitarian aid in cases of famine, natural disaster, and armed conflict.
During the Second World War, US President Franklin D. Roosevelt initiated talks on a successor agency to the League of Nations, and the United Nations Charter was drafted at a conference in April–June 1945; this charter took effect 24 October 1945, and the UN began operation. The UN's mission to preserve world peace was complicated in its early decades by the Cold War between the US and Soviet Union and their respective allies. The organization participated in major actions in Korea and the Congo, as well as approving the creation of the state of Israel in 1947. The organization's membership grew significantly following widespread decolonization in the 1960s, and by the 1970s its budget for economic and social development programmes far outstripped its spending on peacekeeping. After the end of the Cold War, the UN took on major military and peacekeeping missions across the world with varying degrees of success.
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I Am
I Am may refer to:
Music
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1:40Catalan Poetry
Catalan PoetryCatalan Poetry
Clyde Moneyhun's family came to America from a region of Spain where Catalan is spoken. The language died out in his family with his grandmother's generation, but the English professor is bringing it to life at Boise State University. Moneyhun is translating the work of contemporary Catalan poet Maria-Mercè Marçal and working with Boise State art graduate Maria Garth to create an art exhibit that includes both the translated poetry and Garth's photographs inspired by the poetry. -
1:51Germany: Bayern Munich coach's poetry recital will give you GOOSEBUMPS
Germany: Bayern Munich coach's poetry recital will give you GOOSEBUMPSGermany: Bayern Munich coach's poetry recital will give you GOOSEBUMPS
Bayern Munich coach Pep Guardiola recited poetry at the Literature House in Munich, Tuesday. Guardiola is well known in Catalonia for his passion for literature and friendship with the deceased Catalan poet Miquel Marti i Pol. Video ID: 20150630-111 Video on Demand: http://www.ruptly.tv Contact: cd@ruptly.tv Twitter: http://twitter.com/Ruptly Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/Ruptly LiveLeak: http://www.liveleak.com/c/Ruptly Vine: https://vine.co/Ruptly Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/Ruptly YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/user/RuptlyTV DailyMotion: http://www.dailymotion.com/ruptly -
2:29catalan hunter - poetry and art
catalan hunter - poetry and art -
3:52Bossa Nova - 2013 New Beautiful Love Song - Catalan Flower (Englantina) by Radio Salamandra
Bossa Nova - 2013 New Beautiful Love Song - Catalan Flower (Englantina) by Radio SalamandraBossa Nova - 2013 New Beautiful Love Song - Catalan Flower (Englantina) by Radio Salamandra
Best Love Song Ever !!! If you loved the Girl from Ipanema and other Bossa Nova love songs, you must listen to this new beautiful song released in 2013 by Radio Salamandra, based on a poem of the great Catalan poet Joan Salvat Papasseit: Englantina If you love the song, you can make it yours here: https://itunes.apple.com/il/album/englantina-catalan-flower/id602445873 And now, let´s get to the song´s backstage... Era una fría mañana de diciembre en Barcelona. Y ella, mi amada Eva, había hecho pedazos mi corazón sin darse cuenta siquiera. Al volver del recreo, en la clase de catalán, examen sorpresa: poema de Joan Salvat Papasseit y una hora para analizarlo. Leí el poema y sentí que mi alma se evaporaba. Entregué una hoja en blanco a la profesora y le dije que el poeta y yo nos entendíamos, y que ese poema no se podía analizar. Suspendí el examen, pero esa tarde puse melodía al poema... 20 años después, grabé la canción, y aquí la tenéis. Un agradecimiento especial a la chica que me hizo llorar, a la Sra. Roca que nos hizo el examen, y al Sr. Eshpar que grabó y produjo la canción. Gracias a Itsiart por ayudarme a mantener la llama encendida durante años. Y gracias a Joan Salvat-Papasseit. Él y yo nos entendemos... PD. Quédate con la canción: https://itunes.apple.com/il/album/englantina-catalan-flower/id602445873 -
0:21Carles Camps Mundó - 1
Carles Camps Mundó - 1Carles Camps Mundó - 1
Carles Camps Mundó llegeix un poema del seu llibre "El contorn de l'ombra" (Barcelona: Proa, 2007) (abril 2007) Carles Camps Mundó, catalan poet, reads a poem from his book "El contorn de l'ombra" (april 2007) ........... ¿Com pot passar, la mort? ¿Cap a on, si no en si, en el seu gest d'extinció? Perquè, sense més temps després del temps, ¿com es resol l'acció de morir? ¿Quan, l'haver mort? ¿O morts quedem morint? . -
4:36The Poet in Process in SXSW, Austin, Texas
The Poet in Process in SXSW, Austin, TexasThe Poet in Process in SXSW, Austin, Texas
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2:39What is more, I am a Catalan. 1971-2013
What is more, I am a Catalan. 1971-2013What is more, I am a Catalan. 1971-2013
"Very moved, very moved, to receive such a (inaudible) the greatest honour that I have received. And because you spoke of what I have thought all my life, inspired by my mother, who was a wonderful, genial woman. She talked to me, very early of my age, about peace. About peace. That, at that time, also we had, we were... I was born in the middle of a war. So, everything that the United Nations goes to my heart. Yes. And I have followed all the time what the UN was doing. Now, excuse me if I take your time, and our time, but let me say one thing.... I am a Catalan. Today, a province of Spain. But what has been Catalonia? Catalonia has been the greatest nation in the world. I tell you... I will tell you why. Catalonia has had the first parliament, much before England. Catalonia had the beginning of the United Nations. All the authorities of Catalonia in the Eleventh Century met in a city of France, at that time Catalonia, to speak about peace, at the Eleventh Century. Peace in the world and against, against, against wars, the inhumanity of wars. This was Catalonia. Now I am so so happy, so happy, so moved to be here with you today..." "I haven't played in public for nearly forty years. I have to play today. And I will play a short piece of the Catalonian folklore. This piece is called The Song of the Birds. The birds in the space sing peace, peace, peace. And the music is a music that Bach and Beethoven and all the greats would have loved and admired. It is so beautiful, and it is also the soul of my country, Catalonia." These words are, even today, the most striking avowal ever made before a prominent international body on "the soul of my people, Catalonia." The cellist, composer and conductor Pau Casals (1876-1973) spoke in English before the General Assembly of the United Nations. It was on October 24, 1971 when Casals was honoured at the New York headquarters of the United Nations, where he had already performed in 1959, and again in 1963 when he played El pessebre (The Nativity). The Secretary General of the UN, Burma's U Thant presented him with the Peace Medal, and the Catalan musician --about to celebrate his 95th birthday-- conducted the Hymn to the United Nations he had composed, with the lyrics by poet W.H. Auden. Upon completing the performance, Casals turned a blind eye to protocol and pronounced these emotive words. Then the stirring notes of the Cant dels ocells (The Birdsong) struck out in that enormous hall, infused of the magnificent solitude of the Maestro. As he reminded those present, he had not played his cello in public for a long time --maintaining his instrument as silent as his own country-- but the occasion was well worth it. However, Casals' hymn never became the official anthem of the UN, as U Thant would have liked. For political and moral reasons, the pairing of Casals and Auden was not the most appropriate for those years, still in the midst of the Cold War, with many countries under dictatorships and with the superpowers unwilling to shake up the scenario, shrouded as they were in an essentially conservative moral. Notwithstanding, the hymn has become the "Hymn to Peace" and is so known and performed today. Pau Casals --known as Pablo in the English- and Spanish-speaking worlds-- was a musician of great international prestige --he even received a posthumous Grammy award as late as 1989-- not just for making notable innovations in cello performance early in his career, adopted by cellists in general, but also as a tireless promoter of both the popularization of classical music and of the cause for peace and freedom. A good example of his commitment was the creation, along with other musicians, of the École Normale de Musique in Paris in 1920, and the Workers' Music Association in Barcelona in 1926, with the aim of bringing classical music to the working class. Casals, who in 1931 had organised a concert celebrating the proclamation of the Spanish Republic, two years later rejected an invitation to play with the Berliner Philharmonisches Orchester in 1933, also in Barcelona. It was his way of decidedly and unswervingly opposing any totalitarian ideology, in that case Adolf Hitler's rise to power and the early Nazi persecutions. Already in 1917, he had publicly announced he would not return to Russia as long as there was an undemocratic Communist regime. With the passing of the years, Casals would remain firm in refusing to perform in any totalitarian state..... -
7:20Ernest Borras part 1
Ernest Borras part 1Ernest Borras part 1
Ernest Borras is a true renaissance man. He touches all parts of art and creative culture making a mark and at the same time make a statement that draws ones attention and interest. His technique in sculpture and plastic work is breathtaking, as well as his capacity to mould visual expression to meet his expressive needs. His music is directly linked to the power of the written word and every detail is bound to the text. This song cycle is written basically on text by Catalan poet Joan Vinyoli. The book "Llibre del Amic" (the friends book) is a prologue by the great Catalan writer Ramon Llull followed by 15 poems by Vinyoli and a postlude by Vinoli. Ernest set the prologue and postlude for three voice acapella;(soprano, mezzo and baritone) and the 15 poems are set; five for soprano, five for mezzo soprano and five for baritone. Then each poem has its corresponding painting, collage or artwork that visually expresses its meaning. A truly great work of art. -
0:45Cuisle Limerick International Poetry Festival
Cuisle Limerick International Poetry FestivalCuisle Limerick International Poetry Festival
The 16th Cuisle Limerick City International Poetry Festival took place from Wednesday 12th to Saturday 15th, with lunchtime and evening readings by international, national and local poets, as well as a varied programme for schools and a Young Poet of the Year Award. This year's festival included performances by British Poet Laureate Carol Ann Duffy and the hugely popular Paul Durcan; Catalan poet Joan Margarit; a night of Slovenian poetry with Iztok Osojnik and others; Dubliner Paula Meehan and Mary O'Malley from Galway; Lee Harwood and Clare Best from Sussex; Limerick poet Mark Whelan reading from his new book Brighton Suite. The festival included discussions, socializing and crack, open mic sessions, book launches, including The Stony Thursday Book edited this year by Mary Coll, and the much-loved Cuisle Poetry Slam. The Cuisle School's programme provides an opportunity for students to hear and meet with poets, who thisyear include leading Irish Poets and visiting International poets. For more information on Cuisle Limerick International Poetry Festival see www.Limerick.ie/Cuisle -
2:21Més Lluny, de Lluís Llach, cantada per Joan Baez
Més Lluny, de Lluís Llach, cantada per Joan BaezMés Lluny, de Lluís Llach, cantada per Joan Baez
Palau de la Música, Mar 20, 2015 Farther, you have to go farther beyond the fallen trees that imprison you. And when you have won them, be sure not to stop. Farther, you have to go always farther, farther than the today that keeps you in chains. And when you are free you will begin new steps again. Farther, always farther, Farther than the tomorrow that approaches. And when you think you have arrived, know how to find new paths. ---------- Més lluny, heu d'anar més lluny dels arbres caiguts que ara us empresonen, i quan els haureu guanyat tingueu ben present no aturar-vos. Més lluny, sempre aneu més lluny, més lluny de l'avui que ara us encadena. I quan sereu deslliurats torneu a començar els nous passos. Més lluny, sempre molt més lluny, més lluny del demà que ara ja s'acosta. I quan creieu que arribeu, sapigueu trobar noves sendes. The music is by Lluís Llach. Llach adapted the lyrics from Catalan poet Carles Riba's translation of a Greek poem called Trip to Ithaca by Constantine P. Cavafy
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Catalan Poetry
Clyde Moneyhun's family came to America from a region of Spain where Catalan is spoken. The language died out in his family with his grandmother's generation, but the English professor is bringing it to life at Boise State University. Moneyhun is translating the work of contemporary Catalan poet Maria-Mercè Marçal and working with Boise State art graduate Maria Garth to create an art exhibit that includes both the translated poetry and Garth's photographs inspired by the poetry.
published: 15 Jul 2014 -
Germany: Bayern Munich coach's poetry recital will give you GOOSEBUMPS
Bayern Munich coach Pep Guardiola recited poetry at the Literature House in Munich, Tuesday. Guardiola is well known in Catalonia for his passion for literature and friendship with the deceased Catalan poet Miquel Marti i Pol. Video ID: 20150630-111 Video on Demand: http://www.ruptly.tv Contact: cd@ruptly.tv Twitter: http://twitter.com/Ruptly Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/Ruptly LiveLeak: http://www.liveleak.com/c/Ruptly Vine: https://vine.co/Ruptly Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/Ruptly YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/user/RuptlyTV DailyMotion: http://www.dailymotion.com/ruptly
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Bossa Nova - 2013 New Beautiful Love Song - Catalan Flower (Englantina) by Radio Salamandra
Best Love Song Ever !!! If you loved the Girl from Ipanema and other Bossa Nova love songs, you must listen to this new beautiful song released in 2013 by Radio Salamandra, based on a poem of the great Catalan poet Joan Salvat Papasseit: Englantina If you love the song, you can make it yours here: https://itunes.apple.com/il/album/englantina-catalan-flower/id602445873 And now, let´s get to the song´s backstage... Era una fría mañana de diciembre en Barcelona. Y ella, mi amada Eva, había hecho pedazos mi corazón sin darse cuenta siquiera. Al volver del recreo, en la clase de catalán, examen sorpresa: poema de Joan Salvat Papasseit y una hora para analizarlo. Leí el poema y sentí que mi alma se evaporaba. Entregué una hoja en blanco a la profesora y le dije que el poeta y yo nos entendíam...
published: 10 Feb 2013 -
Carles Camps Mundó - 1
Carles Camps Mundó llegeix un poema del seu llibre "El contorn de l'ombra" (Barcelona: Proa, 2007) (abril 2007) Carles Camps Mundó, catalan poet, reads a poem from his book "El contorn de l'ombra" (april 2007) ........... ¿Com pot passar, la mort? ¿Cap a on, si no en si, en el seu gest d'extinció? Perquè, sense més temps després del temps, ¿com es resol l'acció de morir? ¿Quan, l'haver mort? ¿O morts quedem morint? .
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The Poet in Process in SXSW, Austin, Texas
published: 16 Oct 2009 -
What is more, I am a Catalan. 1971-2013
"Very moved, very moved, to receive such a (inaudible) the greatest honour that I have received. And because you spoke of what I have thought all my life, inspired by my mother, who was a wonderful, genial woman. She talked to me, very early of my age, about peace. About peace. That, at that time, also we had, we were... I was born in the middle of a war. So, everything that the United Nations goes to my heart. Yes. And I have followed all the time what the UN was doing. Now, excuse me if I take your time, and our time, but let me say one thing.... I am a Catalan. Today, a province of Spain. But what has been Catalonia? Catalonia has been the greatest nation in the world. I tell you... I will tell you why. Catalonia has had the first parliament, much before England. Catalonia had the beg...
published: 01 Apr 2013 -
Ernest Borras part 1
Ernest Borras is a true renaissance man. He touches all parts of art and creative culture making a mark and at the same time make a statement that draws ones attention and interest. His technique in sculpture and plastic work is breathtaking, as well as his capacity to mould visual expression to meet his expressive needs. His music is directly linked to the power of the written word and every detail is bound to the text. This song cycle is written basically on text by Catalan poet Joan Vinyoli. The book "Llibre del Amic" (the friends book) is a prologue by the great Catalan writer Ramon Llull followed by 15 poems by Vinyoli and a postlude by Vinoli. Ernest set the prologue and postlude for three voice acapella;(soprano, mezzo and baritone) and the 15 poems are set; five for sopran...
published: 15 Dec 2007 -
Cuisle Limerick International Poetry Festival
The 16th Cuisle Limerick City International Poetry Festival took place from Wednesday 12th to Saturday 15th, with lunchtime and evening readings by international, national and local poets, as well as a varied programme for schools and a Young Poet of the Year Award. This year's festival included performances by British Poet Laureate Carol Ann Duffy and the hugely popular Paul Durcan; Catalan poet Joan Margarit; a night of Slovenian poetry with Iztok Osojnik and others; Dubliner Paula Meehan and Mary O'Malley from Galway; Lee Harwood and Clare Best from Sussex; Limerick poet Mark Whelan reading from his new book Brighton Suite. The festival included discussions, socializing and crack, open mic sessions, book launches, including The Stony Thursday Book edited this year by Mary Coll, and th...
published: 13 Dec 2011 -
Més Lluny, de Lluís Llach, cantada per Joan Baez
Palau de la Música, Mar 20, 2015 Farther, you have to go farther beyond the fallen trees that imprison you. And when you have won them, be sure not to stop. Farther, you have to go always farther, farther than the today that keeps you in chains. And when you are free you will begin new steps again. Farther, always farther, Farther than the tomorrow that approaches. And when you think you have arrived, know how to find new paths. ---------- Més lluny, heu d'anar més lluny dels arbres caiguts que ara us empresonen, i quan els haureu guanyat tingueu ben present no aturar-vos. Més lluny, sempre aneu més lluny, més lluny de l'avui que ara us encadena. I quan sereu deslliurats torneu a començar els nous passos. Més lluny, sempre molt més lluny, més lluny del demà que ara ja s'acosta. I qu...
published: 21 Mar 2015
Catalan Poetry
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- Duration: 1:40
- Updated: 15 Jul 2014
- views: 396
Clyde Moneyhun's family came to America from a region of Spain where Catalan is spoken. The language died out in his family with his grandmother's generation, b...
Clyde Moneyhun's family came to America from a region of Spain where Catalan is spoken. The language died out in his family with his grandmother's generation, but the English professor is bringing it to life at Boise State University. Moneyhun is translating the work of contemporary Catalan poet Maria-Mercè Marçal and working with Boise State art graduate Maria Garth to create an art exhibit that includes both the translated poetry and Garth's photographs inspired by the poetry.
https://wn.com/Catalan_Poetry
Clyde Moneyhun's family came to America from a region of Spain where Catalan is spoken. The language died out in his family with his grandmother's generation, but the English professor is bringing it to life at Boise State University. Moneyhun is translating the work of contemporary Catalan poet Maria-Mercè Marçal and working with Boise State art graduate Maria Garth to create an art exhibit that includes both the translated poetry and Garth's photographs inspired by the poetry.
- published: 15 Jul 2014
- views: 396
Germany: Bayern Munich coach's poetry recital will give you GOOSEBUMPS
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- Duration: 1:51
- Updated: 30 Jun 2015
- views: 2174
Bayern Munich coach Pep Guardiola recited poetry at the Literature House in Munich, Tuesday. Guardiola is well known in Catalonia for his passion for literature...
Bayern Munich coach Pep Guardiola recited poetry at the Literature House in Munich, Tuesday. Guardiola is well known in Catalonia for his passion for literature and friendship with the deceased Catalan poet Miquel Marti i Pol.
Video ID: 20150630-111
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Bayern Munich coach Pep Guardiola recited poetry at the Literature House in Munich, Tuesday. Guardiola is well known in Catalonia for his passion for literature and friendship with the deceased Catalan poet Miquel Marti i Pol.
Video ID: 20150630-111
Video on Demand: http://www.ruptly.tv
Contact: cd@ruptly.tv
Twitter: http://twitter.com/Ruptly
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- published: 30 Jun 2015
- views: 2174
catalan hunter - poetry and art
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- Duration: 2:29
- Updated: 01 Apr 2016
- views: 27
Bossa Nova - 2013 New Beautiful Love Song - Catalan Flower (Englantina) by Radio Salamandra
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- Duration: 3:52
- Updated: 10 Feb 2013
- views: 1515
Best Love Song Ever !!! If you loved the Girl from Ipanema and other Bossa Nova love songs, you must listen to this new beautiful song released in 2013 by Radio...
Best Love Song Ever !!! If you loved the Girl from Ipanema and other Bossa Nova love songs, you must listen to this new beautiful song released in 2013 by Radio Salamandra, based on a poem of the great Catalan poet Joan Salvat Papasseit: Englantina
If you love the song, you can make it yours here: https://itunes.apple.com/il/album/englantina-catalan-flower/id602445873
And now, let´s get to the song´s backstage...
Era una fría mañana de diciembre en Barcelona. Y ella, mi amada Eva, había hecho pedazos mi corazón sin darse cuenta siquiera. Al volver del recreo, en la clase de catalán, examen sorpresa: poema de Joan Salvat Papasseit y una hora para analizarlo. Leí el poema y sentí que mi alma se evaporaba. Entregué una hoja en blanco a la profesora y le dije que el poeta y yo nos entendíamos, y que ese poema no se podía analizar. Suspendí el examen, pero esa tarde puse melodía al poema...
20 años después, grabé la canción, y aquí la tenéis.
Un agradecimiento especial a la chica que me hizo llorar, a la Sra. Roca que nos hizo el examen, y al Sr. Eshpar que grabó y produjo la canción.
Gracias a Itsiart por ayudarme a mantener la llama encendida durante años.
Y gracias a Joan Salvat-Papasseit. Él y yo nos entendemos...
PD. Quédate con la canción: https://itunes.apple.com/il/album/englantina-catalan-flower/id602445873
https://wn.com/Bossa_Nova_2013_New_Beautiful_Love_Song_Catalan_Flower_(Englantina)_By_Radio_Salamandra
Best Love Song Ever !!! If you loved the Girl from Ipanema and other Bossa Nova love songs, you must listen to this new beautiful song released in 2013 by Radio Salamandra, based on a poem of the great Catalan poet Joan Salvat Papasseit: Englantina
If you love the song, you can make it yours here: https://itunes.apple.com/il/album/englantina-catalan-flower/id602445873
And now, let´s get to the song´s backstage...
Era una fría mañana de diciembre en Barcelona. Y ella, mi amada Eva, había hecho pedazos mi corazón sin darse cuenta siquiera. Al volver del recreo, en la clase de catalán, examen sorpresa: poema de Joan Salvat Papasseit y una hora para analizarlo. Leí el poema y sentí que mi alma se evaporaba. Entregué una hoja en blanco a la profesora y le dije que el poeta y yo nos entendíamos, y que ese poema no se podía analizar. Suspendí el examen, pero esa tarde puse melodía al poema...
20 años después, grabé la canción, y aquí la tenéis.
Un agradecimiento especial a la chica que me hizo llorar, a la Sra. Roca que nos hizo el examen, y al Sr. Eshpar que grabó y produjo la canción.
Gracias a Itsiart por ayudarme a mantener la llama encendida durante años.
Y gracias a Joan Salvat-Papasseit. Él y yo nos entendemos...
PD. Quédate con la canción: https://itunes.apple.com/il/album/englantina-catalan-flower/id602445873
- published: 10 Feb 2013
- views: 1515
Carles Camps Mundó - 1
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- Duration: 0:21
- Updated: 20 May 2007
- views: 183
Carles Camps Mundó llegeix un poema del seu llibre "El contorn de l'ombra" (Barcelona: Proa, 2007) (abril 2007)
Carles Camps Mundó, catalan poet, reads a poe...
Carles Camps Mundó llegeix un poema del seu llibre "El contorn de l'ombra" (Barcelona: Proa, 2007) (abril 2007)
Carles Camps Mundó, catalan poet, reads a poem from his book "El contorn de l'ombra" (april 2007)
...........
¿Com pot passar, la mort?
¿Cap a on, si no en si, en el seu gest d'extinció?
Perquè, sense més temps després del temps,
¿com es resol l'acció de morir?
¿Quan, l'haver mort?
¿O morts quedem morint?
.
https://wn.com/Carles_Camps_Mundó_1
Carles Camps Mundó llegeix un poema del seu llibre "El contorn de l'ombra" (Barcelona: Proa, 2007) (abril 2007)
Carles Camps Mundó, catalan poet, reads a poem from his book "El contorn de l'ombra" (april 2007)
...........
¿Com pot passar, la mort?
¿Cap a on, si no en si, en el seu gest d'extinció?
Perquè, sense més temps després del temps,
¿com es resol l'acció de morir?
¿Quan, l'haver mort?
¿O morts quedem morint?
.
- published: 20 May 2007
- views: 183
The Poet in Process in SXSW, Austin, Texas
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 4:36
- Updated: 16 Oct 2009
- views: 1648
- published: 16 Oct 2009
- views: 1648
What is more, I am a Catalan. 1971-2013
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:39
- Updated: 01 Apr 2013
- views: 11882
"Very moved, very moved, to receive such a (inaudible) the greatest honour that I have received.
And because you spoke of what I have thought all my life, insp...
"Very moved, very moved, to receive such a (inaudible) the greatest honour that I have received.
And because you spoke of what I have thought all my life, inspired by my mother, who was a wonderful, genial woman. She talked to me, very early of my age, about peace. About peace. That, at that time, also we had, we were... I was born in the middle of a war. So, everything that the United Nations goes to my heart. Yes. And I have followed all the time what the UN was doing. Now, excuse me if I take your time, and our time, but let me say one thing....
I am a Catalan. Today, a province of Spain. But what has been Catalonia? Catalonia has been the greatest nation in the world. I tell you... I will tell you why. Catalonia has had the first parliament, much before England. Catalonia had the beginning of the United Nations. All the authorities of Catalonia in the Eleventh Century met in a city of France, at that time Catalonia, to speak about peace, at the Eleventh Century. Peace in the world and against, against, against wars, the inhumanity of wars. This was Catalonia. Now I am so so happy, so happy, so moved to be here with you today..."
"I haven't played in public for nearly forty years. I have to play today. And I will play a short piece of the Catalonian folklore. This piece is called The Song of the Birds. The birds in the space sing peace, peace, peace. And the music is a music that Bach and Beethoven and all the greats would have loved and admired. It is so beautiful, and it is also the soul of my country, Catalonia."
These words are, even today, the most striking avowal ever made before a prominent international body on "the soul of my people, Catalonia." The cellist, composer and conductor Pau Casals (1876-1973) spoke in English before the General Assembly of the United Nations.
It was on October 24, 1971 when Casals was honoured at the New York headquarters of the United Nations, where he had already performed in 1959, and again in 1963 when he played El pessebre (The Nativity). The Secretary General of the UN, Burma's U Thant presented him with the Peace Medal, and the Catalan musician --about to celebrate his 95th birthday-- conducted the Hymn to the United Nations he had composed, with the lyrics by poet W.H. Auden. Upon completing the performance, Casals turned a blind eye to protocol and pronounced these emotive words. Then the stirring notes of the Cant dels ocells (The Birdsong) struck out in that enormous hall, infused of the magnificent solitude of the Maestro. As he reminded those present, he had not played his cello in public for a long time --maintaining his instrument as silent as his own country-- but the occasion was well worth it.
However, Casals' hymn never became the official anthem of the UN, as U Thant would have liked. For political and moral reasons, the pairing of Casals and Auden was not the most appropriate for those years, still in the midst of the Cold War, with many countries under dictatorships and with the superpowers unwilling to shake up the scenario, shrouded as they were in an essentially conservative moral. Notwithstanding, the hymn has become the "Hymn to Peace" and is so known and performed today.
Pau Casals --known as Pablo in the English- and Spanish-speaking worlds-- was a musician of great international prestige --he even received a posthumous Grammy award as late as 1989-- not just for making notable innovations in cello performance early in his career, adopted by cellists in general, but also as a tireless promoter of both the popularization of classical music and of the cause for peace and freedom. A good example of his commitment was the creation, along with other musicians, of the École Normale de Musique in Paris in 1920, and the Workers' Music Association in Barcelona in 1926, with the aim of bringing classical music to the working class.
Casals, who in 1931 had organised a concert celebrating the proclamation of the Spanish Republic, two years later rejected an invitation to play with the Berliner Philharmonisches Orchester in 1933, also in Barcelona. It was his way of decidedly and unswervingly opposing any totalitarian ideology, in that case Adolf Hitler's rise to power and the early Nazi persecutions. Already in 1917, he had publicly announced he would not return to Russia as long as there was an undemocratic Communist regime. With the passing of the years, Casals would remain firm in refusing to perform in any totalitarian state.....
https://wn.com/What_Is_More,_I_Am_A_Catalan._1971_2013
"Very moved, very moved, to receive such a (inaudible) the greatest honour that I have received.
And because you spoke of what I have thought all my life, inspired by my mother, who was a wonderful, genial woman. She talked to me, very early of my age, about peace. About peace. That, at that time, also we had, we were... I was born in the middle of a war. So, everything that the United Nations goes to my heart. Yes. And I have followed all the time what the UN was doing. Now, excuse me if I take your time, and our time, but let me say one thing....
I am a Catalan. Today, a province of Spain. But what has been Catalonia? Catalonia has been the greatest nation in the world. I tell you... I will tell you why. Catalonia has had the first parliament, much before England. Catalonia had the beginning of the United Nations. All the authorities of Catalonia in the Eleventh Century met in a city of France, at that time Catalonia, to speak about peace, at the Eleventh Century. Peace in the world and against, against, against wars, the inhumanity of wars. This was Catalonia. Now I am so so happy, so happy, so moved to be here with you today..."
"I haven't played in public for nearly forty years. I have to play today. And I will play a short piece of the Catalonian folklore. This piece is called The Song of the Birds. The birds in the space sing peace, peace, peace. And the music is a music that Bach and Beethoven and all the greats would have loved and admired. It is so beautiful, and it is also the soul of my country, Catalonia."
These words are, even today, the most striking avowal ever made before a prominent international body on "the soul of my people, Catalonia." The cellist, composer and conductor Pau Casals (1876-1973) spoke in English before the General Assembly of the United Nations.
It was on October 24, 1971 when Casals was honoured at the New York headquarters of the United Nations, where he had already performed in 1959, and again in 1963 when he played El pessebre (The Nativity). The Secretary General of the UN, Burma's U Thant presented him with the Peace Medal, and the Catalan musician --about to celebrate his 95th birthday-- conducted the Hymn to the United Nations he had composed, with the lyrics by poet W.H. Auden. Upon completing the performance, Casals turned a blind eye to protocol and pronounced these emotive words. Then the stirring notes of the Cant dels ocells (The Birdsong) struck out in that enormous hall, infused of the magnificent solitude of the Maestro. As he reminded those present, he had not played his cello in public for a long time --maintaining his instrument as silent as his own country-- but the occasion was well worth it.
However, Casals' hymn never became the official anthem of the UN, as U Thant would have liked. For political and moral reasons, the pairing of Casals and Auden was not the most appropriate for those years, still in the midst of the Cold War, with many countries under dictatorships and with the superpowers unwilling to shake up the scenario, shrouded as they were in an essentially conservative moral. Notwithstanding, the hymn has become the "Hymn to Peace" and is so known and performed today.
Pau Casals --known as Pablo in the English- and Spanish-speaking worlds-- was a musician of great international prestige --he even received a posthumous Grammy award as late as 1989-- not just for making notable innovations in cello performance early in his career, adopted by cellists in general, but also as a tireless promoter of both the popularization of classical music and of the cause for peace and freedom. A good example of his commitment was the creation, along with other musicians, of the École Normale de Musique in Paris in 1920, and the Workers' Music Association in Barcelona in 1926, with the aim of bringing classical music to the working class.
Casals, who in 1931 had organised a concert celebrating the proclamation of the Spanish Republic, two years later rejected an invitation to play with the Berliner Philharmonisches Orchester in 1933, also in Barcelona. It was his way of decidedly and unswervingly opposing any totalitarian ideology, in that case Adolf Hitler's rise to power and the early Nazi persecutions. Already in 1917, he had publicly announced he would not return to Russia as long as there was an undemocratic Communist regime. With the passing of the years, Casals would remain firm in refusing to perform in any totalitarian state.....
- published: 01 Apr 2013
- views: 11882
Ernest Borras part 1
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 7:20
- Updated: 15 Dec 2007
- views: 930
Ernest Borras is a true renaissance man.
He touches all parts of art and creative culture making a mark and at the same time make a statement that draws ones a...
Ernest Borras is a true renaissance man.
He touches all parts of art and creative culture making a mark and at the same time make a statement that draws ones attention and interest. His technique in sculpture and plastic work is breathtaking, as well as his capacity to mould visual expression to meet his expressive needs. His music is directly linked to the power of the written word and every detail is bound to the text. This song cycle is written basically on text by Catalan poet Joan Vinyoli. The book "Llibre del Amic" (the friends book) is a prologue by the great Catalan writer Ramon Llull followed by 15 poems by Vinyoli and a postlude by Vinoli. Ernest set the prologue and postlude for three voice acapella;(soprano, mezzo and baritone) and the 15 poems are set; five for soprano, five for mezzo soprano and five for baritone. Then each poem has its corresponding painting, collage or artwork that visually expresses its meaning.
A truly great work of art.
https://wn.com/Ernest_Borras_Part_1
Ernest Borras is a true renaissance man.
He touches all parts of art and creative culture making a mark and at the same time make a statement that draws ones attention and interest. His technique in sculpture and plastic work is breathtaking, as well as his capacity to mould visual expression to meet his expressive needs. His music is directly linked to the power of the written word and every detail is bound to the text. This song cycle is written basically on text by Catalan poet Joan Vinyoli. The book "Llibre del Amic" (the friends book) is a prologue by the great Catalan writer Ramon Llull followed by 15 poems by Vinyoli and a postlude by Vinoli. Ernest set the prologue and postlude for three voice acapella;(soprano, mezzo and baritone) and the 15 poems are set; five for soprano, five for mezzo soprano and five for baritone. Then each poem has its corresponding painting, collage or artwork that visually expresses its meaning.
A truly great work of art.
- published: 15 Dec 2007
- views: 930
Cuisle Limerick International Poetry Festival
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- Duration: 0:45
- Updated: 13 Dec 2011
- views: 225
The 16th Cuisle Limerick City International Poetry Festival took place from Wednesday 12th to Saturday 15th, with lunchtime and evening readings by internationa...
The 16th Cuisle Limerick City International Poetry Festival took place from Wednesday 12th to Saturday 15th, with lunchtime and evening readings by international, national and local poets, as well as a varied programme for schools and a Young Poet of the Year Award.
This year's festival included performances by British Poet Laureate Carol Ann Duffy and the hugely popular Paul Durcan; Catalan poet Joan Margarit; a night of Slovenian poetry with Iztok Osojnik and others; Dubliner Paula Meehan and Mary O'Malley from Galway; Lee Harwood and Clare Best from Sussex; Limerick poet Mark Whelan reading from his new book Brighton Suite.
The festival included discussions, socializing and crack, open mic sessions, book launches, including The Stony Thursday Book edited this year by Mary Coll, and the much-loved Cuisle Poetry Slam.
The Cuisle School's programme provides an opportunity for students to hear and meet with poets, who thisyear include leading Irish Poets and visiting International poets.
For more information on Cuisle Limerick International Poetry Festival see www.Limerick.ie/Cuisle
https://wn.com/Cuisle_Limerick_International_Poetry_Festival
The 16th Cuisle Limerick City International Poetry Festival took place from Wednesday 12th to Saturday 15th, with lunchtime and evening readings by international, national and local poets, as well as a varied programme for schools and a Young Poet of the Year Award.
This year's festival included performances by British Poet Laureate Carol Ann Duffy and the hugely popular Paul Durcan; Catalan poet Joan Margarit; a night of Slovenian poetry with Iztok Osojnik and others; Dubliner Paula Meehan and Mary O'Malley from Galway; Lee Harwood and Clare Best from Sussex; Limerick poet Mark Whelan reading from his new book Brighton Suite.
The festival included discussions, socializing and crack, open mic sessions, book launches, including The Stony Thursday Book edited this year by Mary Coll, and the much-loved Cuisle Poetry Slam.
The Cuisle School's programme provides an opportunity for students to hear and meet with poets, who thisyear include leading Irish Poets and visiting International poets.
For more information on Cuisle Limerick International Poetry Festival see www.Limerick.ie/Cuisle
- published: 13 Dec 2011
- views: 225
Més Lluny, de Lluís Llach, cantada per Joan Baez
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:21
- Updated: 21 Mar 2015
- views: 9681
Palau de la Música, Mar 20, 2015
Farther, you have to go farther
beyond the fallen trees that imprison you.
And when you have won them,
be sure not to stop.
F...
Palau de la Música, Mar 20, 2015
Farther, you have to go farther
beyond the fallen trees that imprison you.
And when you have won them,
be sure not to stop.
Farther, you have to go always farther,
farther than the today that keeps you in chains.
And when you are free
you will begin new steps again.
Farther, always farther,
Farther than the tomorrow that approaches.
And when you think you have arrived, know how to find new paths.
----------
Més lluny, heu d'anar més lluny
dels arbres caiguts que ara us empresonen,
i quan els haureu guanyat
tingueu ben present no aturar-vos.
Més lluny, sempre aneu més lluny,
més lluny de l'avui que ara us encadena.
I quan sereu deslliurats
torneu a començar els nous passos.
Més lluny, sempre molt més lluny,
més lluny del demà que ara ja s'acosta.
I quan creieu que arribeu,
sapigueu trobar noves sendes.
The music is by Lluís Llach. Llach adapted the lyrics from Catalan poet Carles Riba's translation of a Greek poem called Trip to Ithaca by Constantine P. Cavafy
https://wn.com/Més_Lluny,_De_Lluís_Llach,_Cantada_Per_Joan_Baez
Palau de la Música, Mar 20, 2015
Farther, you have to go farther
beyond the fallen trees that imprison you.
And when you have won them,
be sure not to stop.
Farther, you have to go always farther,
farther than the today that keeps you in chains.
And when you are free
you will begin new steps again.
Farther, always farther,
Farther than the tomorrow that approaches.
And when you think you have arrived, know how to find new paths.
----------
Més lluny, heu d'anar més lluny
dels arbres caiguts que ara us empresonen,
i quan els haureu guanyat
tingueu ben present no aturar-vos.
Més lluny, sempre aneu més lluny,
més lluny de l'avui que ara us encadena.
I quan sereu deslliurats
torneu a començar els nous passos.
Més lluny, sempre molt més lluny,
més lluny del demà que ara ja s'acosta.
I quan creieu que arribeu,
sapigueu trobar noves sendes.
The music is by Lluís Llach. Llach adapted the lyrics from Catalan poet Carles Riba's translation of a Greek poem called Trip to Ithaca by Constantine P. Cavafy
- published: 21 Mar 2015
- views: 9681
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Catalan Poetry
Clyde Moneyhun's family came to America from a region of Spain where Catalan is spoken. The language died out in his family with his grandmother's generation, but the English professor is bringing it to life at Boise State University. Moneyhun is translating the work of contemporary Catalan poet Maria-Mercè Marçal and working with Boise State art graduate Maria Garth to create an art exhibit that includes both the translated poetry and Garth's photographs inspired by the poetry.
published: 15 Jul 2014 -
Germany: Bayern Munich coach's poetry recital will give you GOOSEBUMPS
Bayern Munich coach Pep Guardiola recited poetry at the Literature House in Munich, Tuesday. Guardiola is well known in Catalonia for his passion for literature and friendship with the deceased Catalan poet Miquel Marti i Pol. Video ID: 20150630-111 Video on Demand: http://www.ruptly.tv Contact: cd@ruptly.tv Twitter: http://twitter.com/Ruptly Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/Ruptly LiveLeak: http://www.liveleak.com/c/Ruptly Vine: https://vine.co/Ruptly Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/Ruptly YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/user/RuptlyTV DailyMotion: http://www.dailymotion.com/ruptly
published: 30 Jun 2015 -
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Bossa Nova - 2013 New Beautiful Love Song - Catalan Flower (Englantina) by Radio Salamandra
Best Love Song Ever !!! If you loved the Girl from Ipanema and other Bossa Nova love songs, you must listen to this new beautiful song released in 2013 by Radio Salamandra, based on a poem of the great Catalan poet Joan Salvat Papasseit: Englantina If you love the song, you can make it yours here: https://itunes.apple.com/il/album/englantina-catalan-flower/id602445873 And now, let´s get to the song´s backstage... Era una fría mañana de diciembre en Barcelona. Y ella, mi amada Eva, había hecho pedazos mi corazón sin darse cuenta siquiera. Al volver del recreo, en la clase de catalán, examen sorpresa: poema de Joan Salvat Papasseit y una hora para analizarlo. Leí el poema y sentí que mi alma se evaporaba. Entregué una hoja en blanco a la profesora y le dije que el poeta y yo nos entendíam...
published: 10 Feb 2013 -
Carles Camps Mundó - 1
Carles Camps Mundó llegeix un poema del seu llibre "El contorn de l'ombra" (Barcelona: Proa, 2007) (abril 2007) Carles Camps Mundó, catalan poet, reads a poem from his book "El contorn de l'ombra" (april 2007) ........... ¿Com pot passar, la mort? ¿Cap a on, si no en si, en el seu gest d'extinció? Perquè, sense més temps després del temps, ¿com es resol l'acció de morir? ¿Quan, l'haver mort? ¿O morts quedem morint? .
published: 20 May 2007 -
The Poet in Process in SXSW, Austin, Texas
published: 16 Oct 2009 -
What is more, I am a Catalan. 1971-2013
"Very moved, very moved, to receive such a (inaudible) the greatest honour that I have received. And because you spoke of what I have thought all my life, inspired by my mother, who was a wonderful, genial woman. She talked to me, very early of my age, about peace. About peace. That, at that time, also we had, we were... I was born in the middle of a war. So, everything that the United Nations goes to my heart. Yes. And I have followed all the time what the UN was doing. Now, excuse me if I take your time, and our time, but let me say one thing.... I am a Catalan. Today, a province of Spain. But what has been Catalonia? Catalonia has been the greatest nation in the world. I tell you... I will tell you why. Catalonia has had the first parliament, much before England. Catalonia had the beg...
published: 01 Apr 2013 -
Ernest Borras part 1
Ernest Borras is a true renaissance man. He touches all parts of art and creative culture making a mark and at the same time make a statement that draws ones attention and interest. His technique in sculpture and plastic work is breathtaking, as well as his capacity to mould visual expression to meet his expressive needs. His music is directly linked to the power of the written word and every detail is bound to the text. This song cycle is written basically on text by Catalan poet Joan Vinyoli. The book "Llibre del Amic" (the friends book) is a prologue by the great Catalan writer Ramon Llull followed by 15 poems by Vinyoli and a postlude by Vinoli. Ernest set the prologue and postlude for three voice acapella;(soprano, mezzo and baritone) and the 15 poems are set; five for sopran...
published: 15 Dec 2007 -
Cuisle Limerick International Poetry Festival
The 16th Cuisle Limerick City International Poetry Festival took place from Wednesday 12th to Saturday 15th, with lunchtime and evening readings by international, national and local poets, as well as a varied programme for schools and a Young Poet of the Year Award. This year's festival included performances by British Poet Laureate Carol Ann Duffy and the hugely popular Paul Durcan; Catalan poet Joan Margarit; a night of Slovenian poetry with Iztok Osojnik and others; Dubliner Paula Meehan and Mary O'Malley from Galway; Lee Harwood and Clare Best from Sussex; Limerick poet Mark Whelan reading from his new book Brighton Suite. The festival included discussions, socializing and crack, open mic sessions, book launches, including The Stony Thursday Book edited this year by Mary Coll, and th...
published: 13 Dec 2011 -
Més Lluny, de Lluís Llach, cantada per Joan Baez
Palau de la Música, Mar 20, 2015 Farther, you have to go farther beyond the fallen trees that imprison you. And when you have won them, be sure not to stop. Farther, you have to go always farther, farther than the today that keeps you in chains. And when you are free you will begin new steps again. Farther, always farther, Farther than the tomorrow that approaches. And when you think you have arrived, know how to find new paths. ---------- Més lluny, heu d'anar més lluny dels arbres caiguts que ara us empresonen, i quan els haureu guanyat tingueu ben present no aturar-vos. Més lluny, sempre aneu més lluny, més lluny de l'avui que ara us encadena. I quan sereu deslliurats torneu a començar els nous passos. Més lluny, sempre molt més lluny, més lluny del demà que ara ja s'acosta. I qu...
published: 21 Mar 2015
Catalan Poetry
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- Duration: 1:40
- Updated: 15 Jul 2014
- views: 396
Clyde Moneyhun's family came to America from a region of Spain where Catalan is spoken. The language died out in his family with his grandmother's generation, b...
Clyde Moneyhun's family came to America from a region of Spain where Catalan is spoken. The language died out in his family with his grandmother's generation, but the English professor is bringing it to life at Boise State University. Moneyhun is translating the work of contemporary Catalan poet Maria-Mercè Marçal and working with Boise State art graduate Maria Garth to create an art exhibit that includes both the translated poetry and Garth's photographs inspired by the poetry.
https://wn.com/Catalan_Poetry
Clyde Moneyhun's family came to America from a region of Spain where Catalan is spoken. The language died out in his family with his grandmother's generation, but the English professor is bringing it to life at Boise State University. Moneyhun is translating the work of contemporary Catalan poet Maria-Mercè Marçal and working with Boise State art graduate Maria Garth to create an art exhibit that includes both the translated poetry and Garth's photographs inspired by the poetry.
- published: 15 Jul 2014
- views: 396
Germany: Bayern Munich coach's poetry recital will give you GOOSEBUMPS
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- Duration: 1:51
- Updated: 30 Jun 2015
- views: 2174
Bayern Munich coach Pep Guardiola recited poetry at the Literature House in Munich, Tuesday. Guardiola is well known in Catalonia for his passion for literature...
Bayern Munich coach Pep Guardiola recited poetry at the Literature House in Munich, Tuesday. Guardiola is well known in Catalonia for his passion for literature and friendship with the deceased Catalan poet Miquel Marti i Pol.
Video ID: 20150630-111
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https://wn.com/Germany_Bayern_Munich_Coach's_Poetry_Recital_Will_Give_You_Goosebumps
Bayern Munich coach Pep Guardiola recited poetry at the Literature House in Munich, Tuesday. Guardiola is well known in Catalonia for his passion for literature and friendship with the deceased Catalan poet Miquel Marti i Pol.
Video ID: 20150630-111
Video on Demand: http://www.ruptly.tv
Contact: cd@ruptly.tv
Twitter: http://twitter.com/Ruptly
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/Ruptly
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- published: 30 Jun 2015
- views: 2174
catalan hunter - poetry and art
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- Duration: 2:29
- Updated: 01 Apr 2016
- views: 27
Bossa Nova - 2013 New Beautiful Love Song - Catalan Flower (Englantina) by Radio Salamandra
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 3:52
- Updated: 10 Feb 2013
- views: 1515
Best Love Song Ever !!! If you loved the Girl from Ipanema and other Bossa Nova love songs, you must listen to this new beautiful song released in 2013 by Radio...
Best Love Song Ever !!! If you loved the Girl from Ipanema and other Bossa Nova love songs, you must listen to this new beautiful song released in 2013 by Radio Salamandra, based on a poem of the great Catalan poet Joan Salvat Papasseit: Englantina
If you love the song, you can make it yours here: https://itunes.apple.com/il/album/englantina-catalan-flower/id602445873
And now, let´s get to the song´s backstage...
Era una fría mañana de diciembre en Barcelona. Y ella, mi amada Eva, había hecho pedazos mi corazón sin darse cuenta siquiera. Al volver del recreo, en la clase de catalán, examen sorpresa: poema de Joan Salvat Papasseit y una hora para analizarlo. Leí el poema y sentí que mi alma se evaporaba. Entregué una hoja en blanco a la profesora y le dije que el poeta y yo nos entendíamos, y que ese poema no se podía analizar. Suspendí el examen, pero esa tarde puse melodía al poema...
20 años después, grabé la canción, y aquí la tenéis.
Un agradecimiento especial a la chica que me hizo llorar, a la Sra. Roca que nos hizo el examen, y al Sr. Eshpar que grabó y produjo la canción.
Gracias a Itsiart por ayudarme a mantener la llama encendida durante años.
Y gracias a Joan Salvat-Papasseit. Él y yo nos entendemos...
PD. Quédate con la canción: https://itunes.apple.com/il/album/englantina-catalan-flower/id602445873
https://wn.com/Bossa_Nova_2013_New_Beautiful_Love_Song_Catalan_Flower_(Englantina)_By_Radio_Salamandra
Best Love Song Ever !!! If you loved the Girl from Ipanema and other Bossa Nova love songs, you must listen to this new beautiful song released in 2013 by Radio Salamandra, based on a poem of the great Catalan poet Joan Salvat Papasseit: Englantina
If you love the song, you can make it yours here: https://itunes.apple.com/il/album/englantina-catalan-flower/id602445873
And now, let´s get to the song´s backstage...
Era una fría mañana de diciembre en Barcelona. Y ella, mi amada Eva, había hecho pedazos mi corazón sin darse cuenta siquiera. Al volver del recreo, en la clase de catalán, examen sorpresa: poema de Joan Salvat Papasseit y una hora para analizarlo. Leí el poema y sentí que mi alma se evaporaba. Entregué una hoja en blanco a la profesora y le dije que el poeta y yo nos entendíamos, y que ese poema no se podía analizar. Suspendí el examen, pero esa tarde puse melodía al poema...
20 años después, grabé la canción, y aquí la tenéis.
Un agradecimiento especial a la chica que me hizo llorar, a la Sra. Roca que nos hizo el examen, y al Sr. Eshpar que grabó y produjo la canción.
Gracias a Itsiart por ayudarme a mantener la llama encendida durante años.
Y gracias a Joan Salvat-Papasseit. Él y yo nos entendemos...
PD. Quédate con la canción: https://itunes.apple.com/il/album/englantina-catalan-flower/id602445873
- published: 10 Feb 2013
- views: 1515
Carles Camps Mundó - 1
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- Duration: 0:21
- Updated: 20 May 2007
- views: 183
Carles Camps Mundó llegeix un poema del seu llibre "El contorn de l'ombra" (Barcelona: Proa, 2007) (abril 2007)
Carles Camps Mundó, catalan poet, reads a poe...
Carles Camps Mundó llegeix un poema del seu llibre "El contorn de l'ombra" (Barcelona: Proa, 2007) (abril 2007)
Carles Camps Mundó, catalan poet, reads a poem from his book "El contorn de l'ombra" (april 2007)
...........
¿Com pot passar, la mort?
¿Cap a on, si no en si, en el seu gest d'extinció?
Perquè, sense més temps després del temps,
¿com es resol l'acció de morir?
¿Quan, l'haver mort?
¿O morts quedem morint?
.
https://wn.com/Carles_Camps_Mundó_1
Carles Camps Mundó llegeix un poema del seu llibre "El contorn de l'ombra" (Barcelona: Proa, 2007) (abril 2007)
Carles Camps Mundó, catalan poet, reads a poem from his book "El contorn de l'ombra" (april 2007)
...........
¿Com pot passar, la mort?
¿Cap a on, si no en si, en el seu gest d'extinció?
Perquè, sense més temps després del temps,
¿com es resol l'acció de morir?
¿Quan, l'haver mort?
¿O morts quedem morint?
.
- published: 20 May 2007
- views: 183
The Poet in Process in SXSW, Austin, Texas
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 4:36
- Updated: 16 Oct 2009
- views: 1648
- published: 16 Oct 2009
- views: 1648
What is more, I am a Catalan. 1971-2013
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:39
- Updated: 01 Apr 2013
- views: 11882
"Very moved, very moved, to receive such a (inaudible) the greatest honour that I have received.
And because you spoke of what I have thought all my life, insp...
"Very moved, very moved, to receive such a (inaudible) the greatest honour that I have received.
And because you spoke of what I have thought all my life, inspired by my mother, who was a wonderful, genial woman. She talked to me, very early of my age, about peace. About peace. That, at that time, also we had, we were... I was born in the middle of a war. So, everything that the United Nations goes to my heart. Yes. And I have followed all the time what the UN was doing. Now, excuse me if I take your time, and our time, but let me say one thing....
I am a Catalan. Today, a province of Spain. But what has been Catalonia? Catalonia has been the greatest nation in the world. I tell you... I will tell you why. Catalonia has had the first parliament, much before England. Catalonia had the beginning of the United Nations. All the authorities of Catalonia in the Eleventh Century met in a city of France, at that time Catalonia, to speak about peace, at the Eleventh Century. Peace in the world and against, against, against wars, the inhumanity of wars. This was Catalonia. Now I am so so happy, so happy, so moved to be here with you today..."
"I haven't played in public for nearly forty years. I have to play today. And I will play a short piece of the Catalonian folklore. This piece is called The Song of the Birds. The birds in the space sing peace, peace, peace. And the music is a music that Bach and Beethoven and all the greats would have loved and admired. It is so beautiful, and it is also the soul of my country, Catalonia."
These words are, even today, the most striking avowal ever made before a prominent international body on "the soul of my people, Catalonia." The cellist, composer and conductor Pau Casals (1876-1973) spoke in English before the General Assembly of the United Nations.
It was on October 24, 1971 when Casals was honoured at the New York headquarters of the United Nations, where he had already performed in 1959, and again in 1963 when he played El pessebre (The Nativity). The Secretary General of the UN, Burma's U Thant presented him with the Peace Medal, and the Catalan musician --about to celebrate his 95th birthday-- conducted the Hymn to the United Nations he had composed, with the lyrics by poet W.H. Auden. Upon completing the performance, Casals turned a blind eye to protocol and pronounced these emotive words. Then the stirring notes of the Cant dels ocells (The Birdsong) struck out in that enormous hall, infused of the magnificent solitude of the Maestro. As he reminded those present, he had not played his cello in public for a long time --maintaining his instrument as silent as his own country-- but the occasion was well worth it.
However, Casals' hymn never became the official anthem of the UN, as U Thant would have liked. For political and moral reasons, the pairing of Casals and Auden was not the most appropriate for those years, still in the midst of the Cold War, with many countries under dictatorships and with the superpowers unwilling to shake up the scenario, shrouded as they were in an essentially conservative moral. Notwithstanding, the hymn has become the "Hymn to Peace" and is so known and performed today.
Pau Casals --known as Pablo in the English- and Spanish-speaking worlds-- was a musician of great international prestige --he even received a posthumous Grammy award as late as 1989-- not just for making notable innovations in cello performance early in his career, adopted by cellists in general, but also as a tireless promoter of both the popularization of classical music and of the cause for peace and freedom. A good example of his commitment was the creation, along with other musicians, of the École Normale de Musique in Paris in 1920, and the Workers' Music Association in Barcelona in 1926, with the aim of bringing classical music to the working class.
Casals, who in 1931 had organised a concert celebrating the proclamation of the Spanish Republic, two years later rejected an invitation to play with the Berliner Philharmonisches Orchester in 1933, also in Barcelona. It was his way of decidedly and unswervingly opposing any totalitarian ideology, in that case Adolf Hitler's rise to power and the early Nazi persecutions. Already in 1917, he had publicly announced he would not return to Russia as long as there was an undemocratic Communist regime. With the passing of the years, Casals would remain firm in refusing to perform in any totalitarian state.....
https://wn.com/What_Is_More,_I_Am_A_Catalan._1971_2013
"Very moved, very moved, to receive such a (inaudible) the greatest honour that I have received.
And because you spoke of what I have thought all my life, inspired by my mother, who was a wonderful, genial woman. She talked to me, very early of my age, about peace. About peace. That, at that time, also we had, we were... I was born in the middle of a war. So, everything that the United Nations goes to my heart. Yes. And I have followed all the time what the UN was doing. Now, excuse me if I take your time, and our time, but let me say one thing....
I am a Catalan. Today, a province of Spain. But what has been Catalonia? Catalonia has been the greatest nation in the world. I tell you... I will tell you why. Catalonia has had the first parliament, much before England. Catalonia had the beginning of the United Nations. All the authorities of Catalonia in the Eleventh Century met in a city of France, at that time Catalonia, to speak about peace, at the Eleventh Century. Peace in the world and against, against, against wars, the inhumanity of wars. This was Catalonia. Now I am so so happy, so happy, so moved to be here with you today..."
"I haven't played in public for nearly forty years. I have to play today. And I will play a short piece of the Catalonian folklore. This piece is called The Song of the Birds. The birds in the space sing peace, peace, peace. And the music is a music that Bach and Beethoven and all the greats would have loved and admired. It is so beautiful, and it is also the soul of my country, Catalonia."
These words are, even today, the most striking avowal ever made before a prominent international body on "the soul of my people, Catalonia." The cellist, composer and conductor Pau Casals (1876-1973) spoke in English before the General Assembly of the United Nations.
It was on October 24, 1971 when Casals was honoured at the New York headquarters of the United Nations, where he had already performed in 1959, and again in 1963 when he played El pessebre (The Nativity). The Secretary General of the UN, Burma's U Thant presented him with the Peace Medal, and the Catalan musician --about to celebrate his 95th birthday-- conducted the Hymn to the United Nations he had composed, with the lyrics by poet W.H. Auden. Upon completing the performance, Casals turned a blind eye to protocol and pronounced these emotive words. Then the stirring notes of the Cant dels ocells (The Birdsong) struck out in that enormous hall, infused of the magnificent solitude of the Maestro. As he reminded those present, he had not played his cello in public for a long time --maintaining his instrument as silent as his own country-- but the occasion was well worth it.
However, Casals' hymn never became the official anthem of the UN, as U Thant would have liked. For political and moral reasons, the pairing of Casals and Auden was not the most appropriate for those years, still in the midst of the Cold War, with many countries under dictatorships and with the superpowers unwilling to shake up the scenario, shrouded as they were in an essentially conservative moral. Notwithstanding, the hymn has become the "Hymn to Peace" and is so known and performed today.
Pau Casals --known as Pablo in the English- and Spanish-speaking worlds-- was a musician of great international prestige --he even received a posthumous Grammy award as late as 1989-- not just for making notable innovations in cello performance early in his career, adopted by cellists in general, but also as a tireless promoter of both the popularization of classical music and of the cause for peace and freedom. A good example of his commitment was the creation, along with other musicians, of the École Normale de Musique in Paris in 1920, and the Workers' Music Association in Barcelona in 1926, with the aim of bringing classical music to the working class.
Casals, who in 1931 had organised a concert celebrating the proclamation of the Spanish Republic, two years later rejected an invitation to play with the Berliner Philharmonisches Orchester in 1933, also in Barcelona. It was his way of decidedly and unswervingly opposing any totalitarian ideology, in that case Adolf Hitler's rise to power and the early Nazi persecutions. Already in 1917, he had publicly announced he would not return to Russia as long as there was an undemocratic Communist regime. With the passing of the years, Casals would remain firm in refusing to perform in any totalitarian state.....
- published: 01 Apr 2013
- views: 11882
Ernest Borras part 1
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 7:20
- Updated: 15 Dec 2007
- views: 930
Ernest Borras is a true renaissance man.
He touches all parts of art and creative culture making a mark and at the same time make a statement that draws ones a...
Ernest Borras is a true renaissance man.
He touches all parts of art and creative culture making a mark and at the same time make a statement that draws ones attention and interest. His technique in sculpture and plastic work is breathtaking, as well as his capacity to mould visual expression to meet his expressive needs. His music is directly linked to the power of the written word and every detail is bound to the text. This song cycle is written basically on text by Catalan poet Joan Vinyoli. The book "Llibre del Amic" (the friends book) is a prologue by the great Catalan writer Ramon Llull followed by 15 poems by Vinyoli and a postlude by Vinoli. Ernest set the prologue and postlude for three voice acapella;(soprano, mezzo and baritone) and the 15 poems are set; five for soprano, five for mezzo soprano and five for baritone. Then each poem has its corresponding painting, collage or artwork that visually expresses its meaning.
A truly great work of art.
https://wn.com/Ernest_Borras_Part_1
Ernest Borras is a true renaissance man.
He touches all parts of art and creative culture making a mark and at the same time make a statement that draws ones attention and interest. His technique in sculpture and plastic work is breathtaking, as well as his capacity to mould visual expression to meet his expressive needs. His music is directly linked to the power of the written word and every detail is bound to the text. This song cycle is written basically on text by Catalan poet Joan Vinyoli. The book "Llibre del Amic" (the friends book) is a prologue by the great Catalan writer Ramon Llull followed by 15 poems by Vinyoli and a postlude by Vinoli. Ernest set the prologue and postlude for three voice acapella;(soprano, mezzo and baritone) and the 15 poems are set; five for soprano, five for mezzo soprano and five for baritone. Then each poem has its corresponding painting, collage or artwork that visually expresses its meaning.
A truly great work of art.
- published: 15 Dec 2007
- views: 930
Cuisle Limerick International Poetry Festival
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- Duration: 0:45
- Updated: 13 Dec 2011
- views: 225
The 16th Cuisle Limerick City International Poetry Festival took place from Wednesday 12th to Saturday 15th, with lunchtime and evening readings by internationa...
The 16th Cuisle Limerick City International Poetry Festival took place from Wednesday 12th to Saturday 15th, with lunchtime and evening readings by international, national and local poets, as well as a varied programme for schools and a Young Poet of the Year Award.
This year's festival included performances by British Poet Laureate Carol Ann Duffy and the hugely popular Paul Durcan; Catalan poet Joan Margarit; a night of Slovenian poetry with Iztok Osojnik and others; Dubliner Paula Meehan and Mary O'Malley from Galway; Lee Harwood and Clare Best from Sussex; Limerick poet Mark Whelan reading from his new book Brighton Suite.
The festival included discussions, socializing and crack, open mic sessions, book launches, including The Stony Thursday Book edited this year by Mary Coll, and the much-loved Cuisle Poetry Slam.
The Cuisle School's programme provides an opportunity for students to hear and meet with poets, who thisyear include leading Irish Poets and visiting International poets.
For more information on Cuisle Limerick International Poetry Festival see www.Limerick.ie/Cuisle
https://wn.com/Cuisle_Limerick_International_Poetry_Festival
The 16th Cuisle Limerick City International Poetry Festival took place from Wednesday 12th to Saturday 15th, with lunchtime and evening readings by international, national and local poets, as well as a varied programme for schools and a Young Poet of the Year Award.
This year's festival included performances by British Poet Laureate Carol Ann Duffy and the hugely popular Paul Durcan; Catalan poet Joan Margarit; a night of Slovenian poetry with Iztok Osojnik and others; Dubliner Paula Meehan and Mary O'Malley from Galway; Lee Harwood and Clare Best from Sussex; Limerick poet Mark Whelan reading from his new book Brighton Suite.
The festival included discussions, socializing and crack, open mic sessions, book launches, including The Stony Thursday Book edited this year by Mary Coll, and the much-loved Cuisle Poetry Slam.
The Cuisle School's programme provides an opportunity for students to hear and meet with poets, who thisyear include leading Irish Poets and visiting International poets.
For more information on Cuisle Limerick International Poetry Festival see www.Limerick.ie/Cuisle
- published: 13 Dec 2011
- views: 225
Més Lluny, de Lluís Llach, cantada per Joan Baez
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:21
- Updated: 21 Mar 2015
- views: 9681
Palau de la Música, Mar 20, 2015
Farther, you have to go farther
beyond the fallen trees that imprison you.
And when you have won them,
be sure not to stop.
F...
Palau de la Música, Mar 20, 2015
Farther, you have to go farther
beyond the fallen trees that imprison you.
And when you have won them,
be sure not to stop.
Farther, you have to go always farther,
farther than the today that keeps you in chains.
And when you are free
you will begin new steps again.
Farther, always farther,
Farther than the tomorrow that approaches.
And when you think you have arrived, know how to find new paths.
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Més lluny, heu d'anar més lluny
dels arbres caiguts que ara us empresonen,
i quan els haureu guanyat
tingueu ben present no aturar-vos.
Més lluny, sempre aneu més lluny,
més lluny de l'avui que ara us encadena.
I quan sereu deslliurats
torneu a començar els nous passos.
Més lluny, sempre molt més lluny,
més lluny del demà que ara ja s'acosta.
I quan creieu que arribeu,
sapigueu trobar noves sendes.
The music is by Lluís Llach. Llach adapted the lyrics from Catalan poet Carles Riba's translation of a Greek poem called Trip to Ithaca by Constantine P. Cavafy
https://wn.com/Més_Lluny,_De_Lluís_Llach,_Cantada_Per_Joan_Baez
Palau de la Música, Mar 20, 2015
Farther, you have to go farther
beyond the fallen trees that imprison you.
And when you have won them,
be sure not to stop.
Farther, you have to go always farther,
farther than the today that keeps you in chains.
And when you are free
you will begin new steps again.
Farther, always farther,
Farther than the tomorrow that approaches.
And when you think you have arrived, know how to find new paths.
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Més lluny, heu d'anar més lluny
dels arbres caiguts que ara us empresonen,
i quan els haureu guanyat
tingueu ben present no aturar-vos.
Més lluny, sempre aneu més lluny,
més lluny de l'avui que ara us encadena.
I quan sereu deslliurats
torneu a començar els nous passos.
Més lluny, sempre molt més lluny,
més lluny del demà que ara ja s'acosta.
I quan creieu que arribeu,
sapigueu trobar noves sendes.
The music is by Lluís Llach. Llach adapted the lyrics from Catalan poet Carles Riba's translation of a Greek poem called Trip to Ithaca by Constantine P. Cavafy
- published: 21 Mar 2015
- views: 9681
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Joan Manuel Serrat Canta als poetes Catalans
Joan Manuel Serrat Canta als poetes Catalans
published: 11 Aug 2015 -
The Consul of Sodom Full Movie
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RIFFING FRENCH GROOVE in 'g' minor
Catalan Poet Enric Cassases reads from his recently published book 'UH' accompanied by allstar ensemble headed by Pascal Comelade riffing in 'G' minor.
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Fascinating journey through the life and work of the prestigious Catalan poet Jaime Gil de Biedma, both marked by sexuality and eroticism. Charismatic and somewhat eccentric, brilliant intellectual with extraordinary sensitivity and member of Barcelona's 'gauche divine' in the 60s, Gil de Biedma liked to describe himself as a 'poet of experience' while he suffered dreadfully from the dichotomy strangling him: bourgeois and executive for a multinational by day, communist and homosexual poet by night.
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Rennes le Chateau one of the Greatest Mysteries in the World
The true-life memoir Patrice Chaplin began in City of Secrets continues here in the story of her spiritual initiation into the Kabbalistic tradition preserved since the Middle Ages by a secret society in the pre-Roman city of Girona, Spain. Salvador Dalí was a member of that society, as was the renowned author Umberto Eco, the filmmaker Jean Cocteau, and Jancint Verdeguer, one of the most celebrated Catalan poets. Importantly, so was the mysterious Berenger Sauniere, the priest who in the late 1800s built Rennes-le-Château in southern France, with the Tour Magdala, a tower that is twin to the neo-gothic tower in Girona. In this gripping story that sounds like the adventures of a female Castenada, Chaplin is led through a series of initiatory stages which correspond to the magical square of...
published: 28 Aug 2015
Joan Manuel Serrat Canta als poetes Catalans
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The Consul of Sodom Full Movie
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The Consul of Sodom. Fascinating journey through the life and work of the prestigious Catalan poet Jaime Gil de Biedma. both marked by sexuality and eroticism. Charismatic and somewhat eccentric. brilliant intellectual with extraordinary…
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The Consul of Sodom Full Movie
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The Consul of Sodom. Fascinating journey through the life and work of the prestigious Catalan poet Jaime Gil de Biedma. both marked by sexuality and eroticism. Charismatic and somewhat eccentric. brilliant intellectual with extraordinary…
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The Consul of Sodom Full Movie
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The Consul of Sodom. Fascinating journey through the life and work of the prestigious Catalan poet Jaime Gil de Biedma. both marked by sexuality and eroticism. Charismatic and somewhat eccentric. brilliant intellectual with extraordinary…
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RIFFING FRENCH GROOVE in 'g' minor
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Catalan Poet Enric Cassases reads from his recently published book 'UH' accompanied by allstar ensemble headed by Pascal Comelade riffing in 'G' minor.
Catalan Poet Enric Cassases reads from his recently published book 'UH' accompanied by allstar ensemble headed by Pascal Comelade riffing in 'G' minor.
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Catalan Poet Enric Cassases reads from his recently published book 'UH' accompanied by allstar ensemble headed by Pascal Comelade riffing in 'G' minor.
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Fascinating journey through the life and work of the prestigious Catalan poet Jaime Gil de Biedma, both marked by sexuality and eroticism. Charismatic and somew...
Fascinating journey through the life and work of the prestigious Catalan poet Jaime Gil de Biedma, both marked by sexuality and eroticism. Charismatic and somewhat eccentric, brilliant intellectual with extraordinary sensitivity and member of Barcelona's 'gauche divine' in the 60s, Gil de Biedma liked to describe himself as a 'poet of experience' while he suffered dreadfully from the dichotomy strangling him: bourgeois and executive for a multinational by day, communist and homosexual poet by night.
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Fascinating journey through the life and work of the prestigious Catalan poet Jaime Gil de Biedma, both marked by sexuality and eroticism. Charismatic and somewhat eccentric, brilliant intellectual with extraordinary sensitivity and member of Barcelona's 'gauche divine' in the 60s, Gil de Biedma liked to describe himself as a 'poet of experience' while he suffered dreadfully from the dichotomy strangling him: bourgeois and executive for a multinational by day, communist and homosexual poet by night.
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FEM MÚSICA: JORDI VILADOMAT
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Jordi Viladomat ens canta dins del format FEM MÚSICA a diversos poetes catalans, entre els quals, els lleidatans, MARIUS TORRES, i JORDI PRENAFETA
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Rennes le Chateau one of the Greatest Mysteries in the World
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The true-life memoir Patrice Chaplin began in City of Secrets continues here in the story of her spiritual initiation into the Kabbalistic tradition preserved s...
The true-life memoir Patrice Chaplin began in City of Secrets continues here in the story of her spiritual initiation into the Kabbalistic tradition preserved since the Middle Ages by a secret society in the pre-Roman city of Girona, Spain. Salvador Dalí was a member of that society, as was the renowned author Umberto Eco, the filmmaker Jean Cocteau, and Jancint Verdeguer, one of the most celebrated Catalan poets. Importantly, so was the mysterious Berenger Sauniere, the priest who in the late 1800s built Rennes-le-Château in southern France, with the Tour Magdala, a tower that is twin to the neo-gothic tower in Girona. In this gripping story that sounds like the adventures of a female Castenada, Chaplin is led through a series of initiatory stages which correspond to the magical square of Venus, containing the constellation of the Great Bear.
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The true-life memoir Patrice Chaplin began in City of Secrets continues here in the story of her spiritual initiation into the Kabbalistic tradition preserved since the Middle Ages by a secret society in the pre-Roman city of Girona, Spain. Salvador Dalí was a member of that society, as was the renowned author Umberto Eco, the filmmaker Jean Cocteau, and Jancint Verdeguer, one of the most celebrated Catalan poets. Importantly, so was the mysterious Berenger Sauniere, the priest who in the late 1800s built Rennes-le-Château in southern France, with the Tour Magdala, a tower that is twin to the neo-gothic tower in Girona. In this gripping story that sounds like the adventures of a female Castenada, Chaplin is led through a series of initiatory stages which correspond to the magical square of Venus, containing the constellation of the Great Bear.
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Catalan Poetry
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Germany: Bayern Munich coach's poetry recital will give you GOOSEBUMPS
Bayern Munich coach Pep Guardiola recited poetry at the Literature House in Munich, Tuesda...
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catalan hunter - poetry and art
Marc Tarrus de Vehi: Poetry and Art, the Project Catalan Hunter
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Bossa Nova - 2013 New Beautiful Love Song - Catalan Flower (Englantina) by Radio Salamandra
Best Love Song Ever !!! If you loved the Girl from Ipanema and other Bossa Nova love songs...
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Carles Camps Mundó - 1
Carles Camps Mundó llegeix un poema del seu llibre "El contorn de l'ombra" (Barcelona: Pro...
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The Poet in Process in SXSW, Austin, Texas
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What is more, I am a Catalan. 1971-2013
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Ernest Borras part 1
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Cuisle Limerick International Poetry Festival
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Més Lluny, de Lluís Llach, cantada per Joan Baez
Palau de la Música, Mar 20, 2015
Farther, you have to go farther
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Catalan Poetry
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Germany: Bayern Munich coach's poetry recital will give you GOOSEBUMPS
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catalan hunter - poetry and art
Marc Tarrus de Vehi: Poetry and Art, the Project Catalan Hunter
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3:52
Bossa Nova - 2013 New Beautiful Love Song - Catalan Flower (Englantina) by Radio Salamandra
Best Love Song Ever !!! If you loved the Girl from Ipanema and other Bossa Nova love songs...
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Carles Camps Mundó - 1
Carles Camps Mundó llegeix un poema del seu llibre "El contorn de l'ombra" (Barcelona: Pro...
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The Poet in Process in SXSW, Austin, Texas
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What is more, I am a Catalan. 1971-2013
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What is more, I am a Catalan. 1971-2013
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Ernest Borras part 1
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Cuisle Limerick International Poetry Festival
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Més Lluny, de Lluís Llach, cantada per Joan Baez
Palau de la Música, Mar 20, 2015
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Joan Manuel Serrat Canta als poetes Catalans
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The Consul of Sodom Full Movie
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RIFFING FRENCH GROOVE in 'g' minor
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The Consul of Sodom - El Consul De Sodoma 2009 - Full Movie - English Sub 18+ Spanish Sub
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FEM MÚSICA: JORDI VILADOMAT
Jordi Viladomat ens canta dins del format FEM MÚSICA a diversos poetes catalans, entre els...
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Rennes le Chateau one of the Greatest Mysteries in the World
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Wheels of poetry turn at Rajiv Chowk metro station
Edit The Times of India 21 Jun 2017
Two young poets, Sabika Abbas Naqvi and Shrenik Mutha, came together to deliver spoken word poetry performance on socially relevant issues at the Rajiv Chowk metro station on Monday evening ... "The issues around which our poetry revolves are for the public", said Sabika, a gender rights activist, poet and former President of the student union of Lady Shri Ram College for women ... The two poets are now planning to take the idea further....
A unique gathering of Latina writers in Los Angeles
Edit The Los Angeles Times 21 Jun 2017
The poet Jen Hofer remarked on “the incredible diversity of latinidad” in attendance, and “Compton’s poet” Claudia Rodriguez asked, “Why has it taken so long for ......
Changampuzha’s works to go online
Edit The Hindu 21 Jun 2017
The literary works of legendary poet Changampuzha will be now just a click away. Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan will inaugurate the website, www.changampuzha.com, which will include all the works of the renowned poet, at a ......
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