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Cristina Ortiz Piano papeles música Avilés arte sonoro. Mano- lo Tena. Página 3 Sociedad Filarmónica Avi- lesina: Paula Martínez y Marco Fatichenti. Página 3 Música en escena. Orques- ta Sinfónica del Principado de Asturias. Páginas 4 y 5 AÑO XXXIII NÚMERO 273 / ABRIL 2012 papeles plástica Nieves González: Desva- ríos en la mesa. Páginas 6 y 7 Una ópera de locura papeles imagen Pasa por ser el colmo del arreba- El cine de los jueves. to, de la pasión, del romanticismo Página 8 en estado puro: una locura de ópera. Pasa también por ser la obra maestra de Donizetti. Y pa- Teatro Palacio Valdés sa, sobre todo, por ser la apoteo- sis del bel canto. Lucia di Lammer- moor no da tregua a la audiencia: Música en escena. Pro- es un torrente musical, una cata- ducciones Telón: Lucia di rata melódica fluyendo inconteni- Lammermoor. ble por el intrincado cauce de una Suplemento n.º 581 trama –estamos en 1835– sin complejos de desmesura. Que el tradicionalmente considerado mo- Teatro Los Canapés mento cumbre de la representa- ción sea la escena de la locura no Off Canapés. Manel Bar- resulta por lo tanto en esta locura celó en Los villanos de de ópera nada casual. Y aunque PODIO MANUEL Shakespeare. el género, la ópera, no se haya Producciones Telón: Lucia di Lammermoor. Suplemento n.º 88 privado, que se diga, de excesos desde aquel ya ¿lejano? 1835, la ción de Telón. Elementos, los do acoplamiento musical y la firma Lucia mantiene tan pimpante los justos. El quid está en el uso que de un director escénico, Ignacio Centros suyos. A condición, eso sí, de ser se hace de ellos: un plantel de García, cuyo currículum le ha si- puesta con tino en escena. Y ahí cantantes pujantemente maduros tuado ya, a pesar de su edad, en es donde entra (día 28) la produc- dentro de su juventud, un trabaja- la categoría de los maestros. Suplemento n.º 89 De Shakespeare, los villanos De Shakespeare, los villanos. Y que Hamlet nos perdone. No es que en Shakespeare falten las gentes de bien. (Faltar, faltar, no falta de nada). Pero los villanos… ¡ah los villanos! Pregúntenle us- tedes a los actores. ¿Qué puede haber mejor que un Ricardo III o una Lady Macbeth o un Shylock, tocante a lucirse? Y eso es lo que nos trae a Los Canapés Manel Barceló (día 13), toda una lista de ilustrísimos villanos de Shakes- El joven director chino Perry So dirige a la Orquesta Sinfónica del Principado de As- peare interpretados por él solo, RUANO DAVID turias. El concierto forma parte del ciclo como él sólo sabe hacerlo. Manel Barceló en Los villanos de Shakespeare. Música en escena. Página 2 Abril 2012 Abril 2012 Página 3 abril, día a día papeles música ACTOS Día 14, sábado: Concejalía de Cultura. ‘Avilés arte sonoro’ Estreno de la película-documental Marcelo Campanal, leyendas de la Ro- Día 2, lunes: Asociación de Amas de Casa. ja. 20.00. Auditorio. Reunión mensual informativa. Día 16, lunes: Asociación de Amas de Casa. Manolo Día 3, martes: Club de Prensa de La Nueva Concierto: Laura Faya (violín) y David España. 20.00. Sala de conferencias. Carreño (piano). 18.00. Auditorio. PODIO MANUEL Día 8, domingo: Concejalía de Cultura. Sociedad Filatélica Avilesina. Asamblea Producciones Telón: Lucia di Lammermoor. Tena Agrupación Polifónica Centro Asturia- anual de socios. 19.30. Sala de confe- Día 28, sábado: Música en escena. Ópera. RUBÉN RDC no. XXI Encuentro Coral de Habane- rencias. Lucia di Lammermoor. 20.15. Teatro Con Manolo Tena, acompa- Manolo Tena. Paula Martínez y Marco Fatichenti. ras. 20.00. Auditorio. Día 17, martes: Club de Prensa de La Nue- Palacio Valdés. ñado por un cuarteto (guita- Día 9, lunes: Concejalía de Cultura. Agru- va España. 20.00. Sala de conferencias. rra, bajo, teclados y batería), Le siguieron Las mentiras Sociedad Filarmónica Avilesina prosigue en el Auditorio el del viento (1995), Juego para pación Polifónica Centro Asturiano. Día 18, miércoles: Concejalía de Consumo. EXPOSICIONES ciclo Avilés arte sonoro en dos (1997) y el recopilatorio XXI Encuentro Coral de Habaneras. VII Ciclo de Conferencias Avilés, ciu- su edición de primavera, Grandes éxitos y rarezas, fin 20.00. Auditorio. dad saludable. 19.00. Sala de confe- Paula Martínez que completarán en mayo de su relación con Sony, coin- Día 10, martes: Club de Prensa de La Nue- rencias. Días 3 al 29: Nieves González: Desvaríos Los Secretos y la convoca- cidente en año –1998– con la va España. 20.00. Sala de conferencias. Día 19, jueves: Club de Prensa de La Nueva en la mesa. Sala de exposiciones. toria Avilés, ciudad dylanita. grabación de Poeta en Nueva Día 12, jueves: Club de Prensa de La Nueva España. 20.00. Sala de conferencias. Lunes a sábado: 11.00 a 13.00 y 18.00 York, una visión nada conven- y Marco Fatichenti España. 20.00. Sala de conferencias. Música en escena. Concierto. Orques- a 21.00. Domingos: 11.00 a 14.00. Manolo Tena (Madrid, diciem- cional de García Lorca a ritmo El cine de los jueves. Proyección de ta Sinfónica del Principado de Astu- bre de 1952), en sus comien- de rap y hip-hop. El disco, dis- El dúo formado por la violi- Academy of Music de Lon- Las acacias. 20.15. Auditorio. rias. 20.15. Auditorio. zos intérprete sarcástico bajo tribuido en Internet por Placer nista Paula Martínez y el pia- dres. Tocó en el Auditorio Na- el seudónimo de Lolilla Cardo, de Caños, incorporó un pione- nista Marco Fatichenti prota- cional de Música de Madrid, luego componente de la banda ro sistema detector de emisio- goniza el penúltimo concier- Teatro Arriaga de Bilbao, Au- underground Spoonful, colabo- nes ilícitas. Salvaguardando to de la temporada de la So- ditori de Barcelona, National rador en 1975 de Luis Eduardo sus intereses, Manolo Tena dio ciedad Filarmónica Avilesina. Concert Hall de Dublín, Sym- Aute en su álbum Babel y del un paso más y creó Kripton Los dos son jóvenes forma- phony Hall de Birmingham y Laboratorio Colectivo Chueca Music, sello propio bajo el que dos en instituciones de pres- Wigmore Hall de Londres. En en 1977, ese año comenzó a editó Insólito (2000), recurrien- tigio y de amplio vuelo en 2008, invitado por el Ministerio Obras de Nieves González. fusionar rock y teatro con el do de nuevo a la red como ca- escenarios internacionales. de Asuntos Exteriores italiano, grupo Cucharada, de aspecto nal de venta y al formato MP3. actuó en la Expo de Zarago- RICARDO SOLÍS estrafalario y con el harapo por En 2004 grabó en directo Bá- Paula Martínez, titulada por el za. Grabó para RTVE, Radio REUNIONES DE ENTIDADES Las acacias. Orquesta Sinfónica del Principado de Asturias. bandera. En 1981 derivó hacia sikamente, disco y DVD con Conservatorio Superior de Nacional de Irlanda y Radio Día 13, viernes: Off Canapés. Teatro. Los Día 20, viernes: Cuentacuentos. Saltarela el after punk y el reggae con temas ya conocidos, y en 2008 Música de Oviedo, continuó Nacional Polaca, así como villanos de Shakespeare. 20.15. Teatro Teatro. 18.00. Sala infantil de lectura. Lunes: Grupo Esperantista Antauen, 19.00. Alarma!!!, grupo que suscitó presentó Canciones nuevas, estudios en el Royal College dos discos. división de opiniones (aun así con composiciones que res- of Music de Londres, New En- Centro Los Canapés. Estreno en es- Avilés arte sonoro. Concierto. Manolo Martes: Sociedad Filarmónica Avilesina, duró cinco años) y de impor- ponden al título del disco, una gland Conservatory de Boston pañol. Tena. 20.30. Auditorio. 19.00. Miércoles: Asociación de Mujeres tancia reconocida tiempo des- puesta al día del Manolo Tena y Manhattan School of Music SOCIEDAD Asturianas, 17.00; ENEAS, 19.00. Jueves: Día 21, sábado: Ignacio Faulín, CB Cómi- pués de su desaparición. que todos esperan escuchar. de Nueva York. Formó parte FILARMÓNICA cos presenta: Leo Harlem y Sinacio. Grupo Filatélico, 19.00. Viernes: Sociedad En 1988, avalado por Joa- de la Joven Orquesta Nacional AVILESINA 20.00. Auditorio. Numismática, 19.00. Sábado: ARTEA, quín Sabina, grabó Tan raro de España, Joven Orquesta Día 23, lunes: Asociación de Amas de Casa. 11.00; Grupo Filatélico - Sección Juvenil: con el sello Elígeme, una ruina de la Unión Europea y Joven Día del libro. Conferencia de Fernando A. 13.00. Sala de reuniones. comercial por falta de promo- Orquesta de Francia. Tocó Balbuena: Rubén Darío. 18.00. Auditorio. ción pero interesante trabajo con las Sinfónicas de Tenerife Temporada LVII Concierto n.º 535 Día 24, martes: Animación a la lectura. HORARIOS DE BIBLIOTECA en solitario que abrió la puerta y Galicia, London Philharmo- Semana del libro: Despertares Abier- a Manolo Tena como compo- nic, Royal Philharmonic de de la segunda época tos. 17.30. Sala infantil de lectura. sitor para para otros (Miguel Londres y City of Birmingham y n.º 635 de la Sociedad Club de Prensa de La Nueva España. Sala de lectura (adultos): Lunes a sábado: Ríos, Ana Belén, Luz Casal, Symphony. Trabajó con direc- Paula Martínez 20.00. Sala de conferencias. 9.00 a 21.00. Domingos y festivos: 9.00 Los Secretos, Rosario, Sinies- tores hoy ya históricos, como a 14.00. tro Total). Durante casi cuatro Simon Rattle, Bernard Haitink Marco Fatichenti Día 25, miércoles: Sociedad Filarmónica. Dúo de violín y piano Concierto. Paula Martínez (piano) y Mar- Servicio de préstamo: Lunes a viernes: años sin grabar, viajó a Miami y Vladímir Ashkenazy, presen- DAVID RUANO DAVID co Fatichenti (violín). 20.15. Auditorio. 11.00 a 21.00. Sábados: 11.00 a 13.00 y hasta allí, inesperadamente, tándose en el Royal Festival Obras de BRAHMS, BEETHOVEN Manel Barceló en Los villanos de Shakespeare.
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