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Pablo Arévalo, piano (Colombia), Michael Burt, barítono (Reino Unido) y Martha Senn, mezzosoprano (Colombia)
No full textConcierto interpretado por Martha Senn (mezzosoprano), Pablo Arévalo (piano) y Michael Burt (barítono). Su repertorio incluyó obras de H. Purcell, E. Chausson, H. Berlioz, P. Cornelius, J. Brahms, R. Vaughan Williams, E. Granados y W. A. Mozart
Martha Senn, mezzosprano (Colombia)
No full textConcierto interpretado por la mezzosoprano Martha Senn, en compañía del pianista Pablo Arévalo. la mezzosoprano colombiana Martha Senn es una presencia excitante tanto en el escenario operático como en el de conciertos. Esta actriz del canto ya ha cosechado los aplausos del público y de los críticos en Milán, Venecia, París, Bogotá, Río de Janeiro, Caracas, Nueva York, Chicago, Philadelphia, Houston y Los Angeles, para mencionar apenas unas pocas capitales musicales que han aplaudido sus presentaciones. Martha Senn apareció en el panorama internacional en 1982, cuando ganó el primer premio en dos de los más importantes concursos vocales internacionales a nivel mundial: el Concurso Internacional de Canto en París, y las audiciones operáticas nacionales de Baltimore
Werner Senn Letters
No full textEmeritus Professor Werner Senn (born 1942) studied English and German language, literature and civilisation at the Universities of Berne, Vienna and Liverpool. He qualified as a teacher in 1968 and received his doctorate in Berne in 1972. Werner earned his lectureship at the University of Berne in 1978 and was appointed to the position of Professor of Modern English Literature in 1984, a position he held until his retirement in 2007. Throughout his appointment, Professor Senn taught not only modern English but also postcolonial literatures, in particular Australian literature.
Werner’s special interest in Australian literature led him to travel to Australia in March-April 1983 on what was called a familiarisation tour, at the invitation of the Literature Board of the Australia Council and the Australian Department of Foreign Affairs. The aim of the trip was to allow Werner to familiarise himself with Australian literary studies as practised at the various universities Werner visited (more than a dozen of them), from Perth to Brisbane. The input from this trip proved decisive for Werner’s subsequent engagement in furthering Australian studies in Switzerland and Europe. He was one of the founding members in 1989 of the European Association for Studies of Australia (EASA), which in later years he served both as secretary and chairperson.
Werner’s professional works span numerous anthologies, articles and books on a wide range of topics and authors in English, American and Australian literature. He has edited and co-edited several collections of essays on Australian literature and culture, among them The Making of a Pluralist Australia, 1950-1990. This volume was co-edited by Giovanna Capone, the first chairperson of the EASA. It contains the papers given at the inaugural conference of the Association at the University of Berne in 1991
Regional growth, connections and economic modelling: An introduction
No full textWith increasing globalization over recent decades, the impacts of economic stimuli at the national level have diminished in terms of their importance for economic processes; the stimuli are increasingly originating at the international level. As markets integrate, the competitors of firms are generally firms from other countries and the domestic market is no longer and not necessarily the most important one. At the same time, the internal resources of firms are no longer sufficient for their competitiveness in a globalized World, and, to sustain their growth, they have to rely increasingly on external resources, knowledge in particular, which are normally accessible at the local and regional level (Audretsch 1988). The regional scale, therefore, has increased in importance for economic growth as a result of globalization forces; competition is now centered on region-region interactions with the regions often located in different countries
What policy for interconnected territories? Conclusions and openings
No full textThe main argument of the whole book is that regions, however their functional boundaries are defined, grow with a virtuous process if the public and private agents of their territory maintain an equilibrated set of connections both inside and outside the region, and can hence be defined as interconnected territories.
Some recent literature has defined the process by which the growth of regional territories is shaped not only by global forces but by their internal structure and governance, as ‘glocalism’ (e.g. Swyngedouw 2000). Virtuous regions are in fact characterized by strong interconnections within the territory, with other territories, and also on the global scale
“I am a far-fetcher by constitution:” Conversation with Fritz Senn
No full textFritz Senn is a world-renowned James Joyce scholar and the heart and soul of the Zurich James Joyce Foundation, a research centre celebrated among Joyceans for its rich holdings and ar-chives, and for hosting a variety of cultural and scholarly events that include the annual weeklong August Workshops. In August 2011, we attended the work-shop on punctuation; our additional goal after the workshop was over was to sit down for a conversation with Fritz Senn. We ended up with well over two hours of recordings and, after transcribing and editing the audio, we are proudly pre-senting our interview to the reader
Episode 16 – Shockers up: Joshua Senn
No full textJoshua Senn is a graduate student in the College of Fine Arts' choral conducting program. Joshua came to Wichita State from Ohio to pursue a master of music degree. In his graduate conducting recital, he presented an emotional tribute to his late nephew.The "Forward Together" podcast celebrates the vision and mission of Wichita State University. In each episode, President Rick Muma will talk with guests from throughout Shocker Nation to highlight the people and priorities that guide WSU on its road to becoming an essential educational, cultural, and economic driver for Kansas and the greater good
Martha Senn, mezzosoprano (Colombia) y Sergei Sichkov, piano (Rusia)
No full textConcierto interpretado por Martha Senn y Sergei Sichkov. Senn es una artista internacional reconocida en el mundo de la ópera, los conciertos con orquesta y los recitales de cámara. Ha actuado en los más importantes escenarios de Europa, Asia, África y América: la Scala de Milán, los festivales de verano de Salzburgo, de Macerata, de Volúbilis en Marruecos, la Fenice de Venecia, la Arena de Verona y las Óperas de París, Munich, Roma, Barcelona, Madlid, Nueva York, Washington, Buenos Aires, Tokio, Jerusalén Taipei y Túnez, entre muchas otras.
Sergei Sichkov tomó sus primeras lecciones de piano a los seis años con la profesora Nina Nikitina en la Escuela Musical de Balashija, y a los diez ofreció su primer recital público. Recibió su
diploma en 1987, año en el que también obtuvo el primer lugar en el concurso de ejecución musical de jóvenes pianistas de la región de Moscú.
En este concierto interpretaron obras Franz Joseph Haydn, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Francis Poulenc
Guardare "oltre" le apparenze: il ruolo nodale dell'economia milanese nello scenario globale
No full textNon sempre l'analisi localizzativa delle attività economiche aiuta a comprendere la forza competitiva di una città, ma occorre guardare alle sue capacità relazional
Efficacia della stimolazione ovarica a bassa dose step-up nelle pazienti con ovaio policistico e a rischio di risposta eccessiva alle gonadotropine in cicli FIV
No full text52 pazienti che presentavano un ovaio policistico allíapparenza ecografica o che avevano giaí mostrato una risposta eccessiva ad un precedente ciclo di stimolazioine ovarica in casi di inseminazione intrauterina o IVF, sono state trattate con un protocollo a bassa dose con incremento a step-up. Líet‡ era compresa tra 24 e 41 anni (et‡ media 32,2“3,6). Lo studio È stato condotto nel Centro Ospedaliero Universitario Vodese (CHUV) di Losanna, Svizzera, Divisione di Ginecologia ed Ostetricia, Procreazione Medico Assistita, dal Gennaio 95 al Dicembre 95. Il protocolo di stimolazione È stato effettuato con analoghi del GnRH (Decapeptyl 0,1 mg/24 ore, Ferring, Svizzera) a partire dal 23 giorno del ciclo mestruale e a partire dal 3 giorno del successivo ciclo mestruale abbiamo somministrato una dose di partenza di 75 UI sottocutanea di FSH-HP (Metrodin-HP,Serono, Svizzera). Il monitoraggio delle pazienti È stato fatto con il dosaggio di E2 sierico ed ecografia vaginale ogni due tre giorni della stimolazione. La dose È stata incrementata di 37,5 UI ogni tre o quattro giorni solo quando non si osservava il raddoppio della E2 sierico (Wallac 1235 AutoDELFIA, Turku, Finland) associato ad uno sviluppo multifollicolare ovarico riscontrato allíecografia transvaginale con una sonda 3.5-MHz (Sonoline SL-1, Siemens).. Líinduzione dellíovulazione È stata fatta con 10.000 UI di HCG ( Profasi, Serono, Svizzera) quando si osservavano allíecografia almeno 2-3 follicoli del diametro di 17mm. La raccolta degli ovociti avveniva 36 ore dopo línduzione dellíovulazione. Una fecondazione naturale o ICSI veniva effettuata dopo analisi combinata cinetica e immunofluorescenza (Senn et al., 1996) dello sperma lavato. Il transfer di due o tre embrioni veniva effettuat 48 ore dopo la raccolta di ovociti. La fase lutealeera supportata da 2x200mgal giorno di Progesterone (Utrogestan,Golaz,Svizzera). Il livello sierico delle HCG veniva dosato 14 dopo il transfer di embrioni. La gravidanza clinica veniva confermata ecograficamente 28-35 giorni dopo il transer dalla presenza di un sacco gestazionale ed attivit‡ cardiaca
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