534 research outputs found
[Recueil de cantates italiennes / Pietro Simone Agostini, Antonio Farina, Andrea di Gennaro, Carlo Grossi et anonymes]
No full textTitre uniforme : Grossi, Carlo (1634?-1688). Compositeur présumé. [La cetra d'Apollo. Op. VI. Insensata frenesia]Titre uniforme : Grossi, Carlo (1634?-1688). Compositeur présumé. [La cetra d'Apollo. Amanti curiosi]Titre uniforme : Grossi, Carlo (1634?-1688). Compositeur présumé. [La cetra d'Apollo. Impastati de' martiri]Titre uniforme : Grossi, Carlo (1634?-1688). Compositeur présumé. [La cetra d'Apollo. Se credi cupido]Titre uniforme : Grossi, Carlo (1634?-1688). Compositeur. [La cetra d'Apollo. Oda il pianto di Clorilla]Titre uniforme : [Chi sia il mio sole]Titre uniforme : [Qual baleno improvviso]Titre uniforme : Di Gennaro, Andrea (16..-17.. ? ; compositeur). Compositeur présumé. [Più non giova l'esser fedel]Titre uniforme : Farina, Antonio (16..-17.. ; compositeur). Compositeur présumé. [La bellezza è una magia]Titre uniforme : [Si si che va così]Titre uniforme : [Dite una volta si]Titre uniforme : [Delle donne la bellezza]Titre uniforme : [Sciocche pure oh donne siete]Titre uniforme : [Dolci sguardi benché fieri]Titre uniforme : Agostini, Pietro Simone (1630-1680). Compositeur. [Dolcissime pene]Réunit 1 cantate de Pietro Simone Agostini, 1 cantate d'Antonio Farina, 1 cantate attribuable à Andrea di Gennaro, 5 cantates attribuables à Carlo Grossi et 7 cantates anonymes. - Voix : Ut 1. - Bc. - F. 8 v°, 30 v°, 72, 79 v°, 85 v° vierges. - Un seul copiste non identifié. - Mentions sur la 1e f. de garde : "Rec. n° 21" (à l'encre) et "n° 21" (au crayon). - Table d'une main de l'époque sur la 2e f. de garde. - Reliure en parchemin. - Tranche mouchetée. - Manuscrit endommagéPrésentation musicale : [Partition réduite]Appartient à l’ensemble documentaire : RISM2Appartient à l’ensemble documentaire : Chambure1Appartient à l’ensemble documentaire : RISMMssCantates pour soliste -- +* 1600......- 1699......+:17e siècle
The Pottesman Collection in the British Museum. Early Dynastic and Sargonic administrative texts. With an Appendix on a Palmyrene Inscription
No full textEdizione, trascrizione, traduzione e commento di un frammento di iscrizione palmirena inedita presente nella collezione Pottesman del British Museum (Appendice Agostini).The British Museum houses a small collection of six cuneiform tablets and a Palmyrene dedicatory inscription purchased in 1987 from the private collection of Solomon Pottesman. The aim of the present contribution is to provide a catalog of this lot and an edition of the so far unpublished cuneiform texts. In the appendix, Alessio Agostini added the edition of the Palmyrene inscription, which would have otherwise gone beyond the capabilities of the present author
Agostini, "quadrinhos" comics "fumetti"
No full textAo analisar o caráter pioneiro da obra de Ângelo Agostini, o autor reflete sobre o surgimento das histórias em quadrinhos.In this article the author analyzes Ângelo Agostini´s works and reflects about the beginning of comics
L’eredità strutturale delle faglie normali mioceniche pre-svrascorrimento sulla strutturazione messiniano-pliocenica della Montagna Grande e del Monte Genzana (catena centro-appenninica abruzzese.
No full textThrust vs. strike-slip tectonics in the Marsica area of the central Appenines: structural inheritance of Miocene syn-orogenic normal faults on Messinian-Pliocene thrust propagation.
No full textIl ruolo dell'eredità strutturale nello sviluppo della catena appenninica: l'esempio della Montagna Grande e del Monte Genzana (Appennino centrale Abruzzese)
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Measuring the Breathing Light Illusion by means of induced simultaneous contrast
No full textBy blurring the margins of a surface, both its brightness and the perceived contrast against a superimposed figure with sharp boundaries increase. Also, if one approaches a blurred white spot on a grey background, this spot will appear wider and brighter: this phenomenon is known as the Breathing Light Illusion (BLI) (Gori and Stubbs, 2006 Perception 35 1573-1577). We studied the increment of the achromatic contrast of a grey sharp-boundary disk when it was superimposed on the BLI. This augmentation of the perceived contrast in the dynamic presenta-tion of the BLI was significantly stronger than the effect that Agostini and Galmonte (2002a Psychonomic Bulletin and Review 9 264-269) obtained in static presentation. Our study leads to an indirect quantification of the BLI. Two control experiments showed that the increment of the achromatic contrast depends on the blurred spot and is independent of the dynamic increment in angular size. These results argue for a causal relationship between the increase in brightness due to the BLI and the darkening of the superimposed disk
Behaviour of minor arcuate shapes hosted in curved fold-And-Thrust belts: An example from the Northern Apennines (Italy)
No full textArcuate fold-and-thrust belts have been extensively studied in the literature. Less attention, however, has been paid to the characteristics of local-scale arcuate structures, meaning 5-10 km long fold or thrust traces that display map-view curvature. Nevertheless, detailed investigation of small arcuate structures hosted in major arcs can contribute to understanding the pervasiveness of deformation mechanisms. We performed a combined geological and palaeomagnetic study on 21 sites from a c. 60 km 2 area in the Northern Apennines in order to analyse minor arcs at a kilometric scale. As evidenced by the geological and structural analysis performed on the 21 sites, the fold axial trend changes from N-S to NW-SE in the study area. The comparison with palaeomagnetic results shows the lack of correlation between vertical axis rotations and fold axial trends. As a consequence, the minor arcuate shapes of thrusts and related folds are interpreted as mostly primary features inherited from the geometry of the palaeomargin, represented by pre-orogenic faults, according to a context of inversion tectonics
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