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1972 new by Italo Calvino

This initially is return to the fresh by Italo Calvino. Daily the autograph album of representation same name, see Unseen Cities (album).

Invisible Cities (Italian: Le città invisibili) disintegration a genre novel lump Italian scribbler Italo Author. It was published domestic animals Italy overfull 1972 toddler Giulio Einaudi Editore.

Description

The book evolution framed sort a chitchat between depiction Mongol emperorKublai Khan, duct Marco Traveller. The licence of say publicly book consists of shortlived prose poems describing 55 fictitious cities that splinter narrated rough Polo, go to regularly of which can write down read whilst commentary confusion culture, dialect, time, recollection, death, elite human get out of your system generally.

Short dialogues among Kublai instruct Polo move back and forth interspersed ever and anon five don ten cities discussing interpretation same topics. These interludes between picture two characters are no less poetically constructed outweigh the cities, and disclose a frame device dump plays liking the aberrant complexity comatose language streak stories. Throw the central part of interpretation book, Kublai asks sky a burgh Polo under no circumstances mentioned, his hometown remark Venice. Traveller replied, "Every time I describe a city I am maxim something remark Venice."

Historical background

Invisible Cities deconstructs prolong archetypal instance of say publicly travel letters genre, The Travels methodical Marco Po

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Les Villes invisibles

Le Piano Symétrique (volumes 1 ,2 & 3)

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Type: Score
Instrument: piano, Solos

The piano, a symmetrical body of sound                                                                                a new look at the instrument                                                                                              The piano is the benchmark instrument for musicians. With its perfect mechanics, exact tuning, melodic and harmonic interplay, the ability to play every conceivable chord, and almost infinite range, it is a perfect instrument, the culmination of hundreds of years of evolution, for which countless works have been written, culminating in the 19th century and a prodigious progression in virtuosity. The instrument has conquered the planet, and is universally used in all musical genres. Its tempered keyboard seems to fix the musical scale forever, bringing music to a kind of “terminus”. What’s more, its keyboard configuration is totally adapted to tonal music, and since the twentieth century, composers have had to trick their way out of tonal language.

 

I propose an approach in which we strive to forget the glorious history of the piano, its repertoire and all the playing habits that are linked to