Annalisa Orlando

Art lover, curious, pianist.

[The New York Times @nytimes]

Jyoti Kumari, the 15-year-old daughter of a migrant laborer, biked 700 miles across India to bring her father home after he was injured in an accident. Now the Cycling Federation of India has taken notice and invited her to try out for the national team.
https://t.co/gUTPe4czQJ

[Annalisa Orlando @AnnalisOrl]

Guess Who Is the composer.
#difficulttoknow #unknowncomposer #learningmanypieces #korrepetitorlife

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@GiuseppeConteIT @Palazzo_Chigi Signor Presidente, perché non si accenna mai nei comunicati ufficiali al mondo della cultura e dello spettacolo? Si precisano le regole per gli sportivi professionisti e non si dice nulla per gli artisti professionisti (musicisti, attori, l'industria dello spettacolo insomma)

[andrea pennacchi @Pennacchiiiii]

Un canale a pagamento che potrebbe fare da netflix del teatro esiste già : si chiama RAI radiotelevisione italiana e la paghiamo tutti, col canone.

[Annalisa Orlando @AnnalisOrl]

Traidic Ballet, by Oskar Schlemmer, music for player piano/organ by Paul Hindemith. Look at the costumes!!!!wow

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Are you serious? Is it still an "italian" problem??

[Annalisa Orlando @AnnalisOrl]

Day 13 of isolation. Introduction of the fourth dimension (referring to time) in a painting: Blaise Cendrars and Sonja Delaunay, Prose du transsibérien, 1913.

[Annalisa Orlando @AnnalisOrl]

Easter week/day 9 of isolation. Searching for a sense of rebirth and listening to "La Crèation du monde" by Milhaud. Here in the picture "The beginning of the world" by Brancusi.

[James Gaffigan @jamesgaffigan]

Despite the chaos, I’m absolutely loving being at home outside of Oslo with my family. I think it’s so important to be something other than one’s occupation. Our work should not define who we are. It’s just a wonderful added bonus.

[Annalisa Orlando @AnnalisOrl]

@RobertoBurioni @nytimes Da italiana che vive in Germania, ho apprezzato tutti gli sforzi e i provvedimenti attuati passo passo dal governo italiano, prima democrazia europea ad essere colpita. La democrazia ha il suo "ritmo", a volte vantaggioso, a volte no.

[Dio @Dio]

Basta polemiche: la riapertura delle chiese si farà, e sarà nel rispetto delle misure per contrastare l'epidemia.
Entrate uno alla volta, lasciate i soldi nel cestino, e uscite.
In fretta, che sennò si forma la coda.

[Artribune @artribune]

#FotodelGiorno: Henri Matisse con uno dei suoi uccelli nel suo appartamento

[Annalisa Orlando @AnnalisOrl]

La mia età...

[Antonella Napoli @AntonellaNapoli]

#HelinBolek era una cantante e attivista turca, aveva 28 anni. Da 288 giorni era in sciopero della fame per protestare contro l’ingiusta detenzione dei componenti del suo gruppo, #GrupYorum. Si è lasciata morire nella #Turchia di #Erdogan che considera gli oppositori terroristi.

[Annalisa Orlando @AnnalisOrl]

Day 6 of isolation.
Keeping reading and listening. "La maladie noir", postcard by A. Guillaume, around 1920 (yes, 1000 years ago!) and the funny and at the same time hypnotic Rapsodie nègre of F. Poulenc. Honolouuulouuu. It helps the spirit!!!

[Greenpeace EU @GreenpeaceEU]

Delaying #COP26, doesn't delay promises.

EU leaders must take this moment to ensure public money goes to caring for people, building resilient communities and reducing emissions and other forms of pollution.

#Covid19 #EUGreenDeal

https://t.co/8t6bYxBCuW

[Tate @Tate]

☁️ There's always inspiration to be found outside your window, and we're taking delight in these views today. 🍃

Here are some of our favourite works that were inspired just by looking outside...

https://t.co/teqrZHaHte

[Annalisa Orlando @AnnalisOrl]

@HopeViolin @ARTEde @ARTEconcertFR @DGclassics Thank you a lot for sharing your music! It goes straight to our souls

[Annalisa Orlando @AnnalisOrl]

@Radio3tweet @radio3mondo Nessuno si salva da solo. Scelgo la numero 2!

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Day 5 of isolation/day 17 of social distancing. Since I can't play piano, at least I am reading a lot about music, discovering fascinating stories. For example, the beginning of the Stravinsky Opera Le Rossignol was copied straight from Debussy's Nuages. Bizarre, I am confused!