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EDITORIAL e BIENVENIDOS A UNA NUEVA EXPERIENCIA SELECT Con esta edición inauguramos mucho más que una revista: e aquí nace un lugar de encuentro que te brindará información Juan Carlos Chomali A. y oportunidades únicas, un espacio Country Head donde podrás vivir la experiencia Santander Uruguay de ser un cliente Select. Queremos que disfrutes cada una de nuestras entregas, elaboradas de forma exclusiva. Nos ilusiona ser capaces de sumar valor a tu vida. Veremos dónde convergen la genialidad arquitectónica, el arte, el mundo gourmet y todas aquellas cosas que mueven tus sentidos. Es un gran orgullo que seas nuestro cliente y cada día nos elijas. Tu preferencia nos inspira a seguir avanzando en brindarte el servicio que mereces. EDITORIAL e os expresiones con las que nos codeamos con frecuencia en estos tiempos vertigino- sos, como «el tiempo es el nuevo lujo» o «la vida está hechaD de momentos», nos recuerdan que es necesario hacer una pausa para reencontrarnos con lo que realmente disfrutamos, para llenarnos de más momentos que nos den felicidad. A partir de hoy, The Select Experience Magazine es una invitación a en- contrarnos con los placeres de la vida, a explorar y reconectarnos con nuestros cinco sentidos. Una invitación a llenarnos de vida, gracias a per- sonas, actividades, lugares y experiencias con alma. Será un lugar de encuentro bimestral, en el que proponemos diferentes opciones para que inviertan el tiempo en el arte del saber vivir. El recorrido de la revista se propone como un viaje por diferentes ter- renos: la moda, un estilo de vida saludable, el placer de viajar, la sen- e sibilidad por el arte, el dinamismo de la tecnología, el entretenimiento que nos emociona, los temas de actualidad y las tendencias, que nos permiten entender mejor el presente y el futuro, y las historias de vida de Cecilia Camors personajes fascinantes. Editora en Jefe The Select Experience En este número en particular, quisimos llevarte de viaje por uno de los Magazine mayores hits conceptuales de Buenos Aires, Casa Cavia; como también por uno de los secretos mejor guardados de Estados Unidos: la magní- fica Chicago. El futuro está a la vuelta de la esquina y nos interesamos por entenderlo. Por eso, en esta oportunidad, buscamos conocer más sobre los cultivos urbanos, que según dicen, serán «la semilla del futuro»; y también sobre la reinvención de los museos, que desarrollan diferentes estrategias para lograr una experiencia memorable. Pero, claro, para disfrutar del futuro también proponemos un modo de vida saludable en nuestro diario vivir. El eterno y enérgico Mick Jagger nos maravilló a tal punto durante su show en Montevideo que fuimos a buscar inspiración en él, para entender su rutina física y espiritual. Asimismo, queremos ofrecerte una mirada del Uruguay emprendedor, soñador, donde las cosas suceden, gracias a un espíritu entusiasta y op- timista, como es el caso del talentoso artista Joaquín Lalanne y del con- sagrado chef Federico Desseno. También te mostramos novedosos emprendimientos gastronómicas que surgen en nuestra Peatonal Sarandí y algunas propuestas de las mejores barras de Montevideo. La invitación está hecha. El recorrido comienza. Bienvenidos a The Se- lect Experience Magazine, un estilo de vida. CONTENIDOS c STYLE Entre el cielo EN ESTA EDICIÓN y la tierra La gamuza con su suave textura [40] CULTIVOS URBANOS: llega en todas las LA SEMILLA DEL FUTURO versiones esta En una época de crecimiento exponencial temporada. Capas, de poblaciones urbanas, es en el desarrollo vestidos, tops, de técnicas de cultivo especiales donde pantalones y chalecos. se encuentra la vida cotidiana… y la extraplanetaria. [52] CHEF: FEDERICO DESSENO Propietario de uno de los restaurant más exclusivos de José Ignacio, y de otro en Maldonado, Desseno sintetiza el deseo aspiracional de un emprendedor que logra además estar en permanente contacto con la naturaleza, ser creativo, soñador y tesonero. 62 [84] 7 SERIES DE NETFLIX Las elegidas para bingear este invierno. DESIGN Un nuevo espacio creativo [92] TECH en Buenos Aires El iPhone vuelve Ubicada en Palermo a las 4 pulgadas. Chico, la antigua Realidad virtual: casona de principios la revolución que se viene. El Papa Francisco de siglo que ha ya está en Instagram. La polémica de los sido restaurada hoverboards. alberga tiendas de libros, flores, perfumes, pâtisserie y gastronomía. [96] MACHINES Superfast Porsche Motorsport 919 - Limited Victory Edition, «el reloj de la victoria», entre otras novedades de Chopard y Bulgari en relojería. 14 Director Sebastian Lateulade Director COMERCIAL Alejandro Sánchez Varela [email protected] Editora EN JEFE Cecilia Camors TRENDS FOODIE [email protected] MUCHO MÁS EL ARTE Coordinación GENERAL QUE UN MUSEO 32 DEL DRINK Valentina Vinaja [email protected] Tiendas de recuerdos, TRAVEL Cuatro prestigiosas barras restaurant, pabellones de nuestra capital nos DIRECTOR DE CONTENIDOS CHICAGO: Rodrigo Ros de verano y alquiler para preparan sus mejores [email protected] eventos corporativos son LA CIUDAD QUE tragos y nos deleitan las estrategias de las que LO TIENE todo con este arte que Editores Como un museo al aire Gonzalo Larrea se sirven las gestiones conjuga colores, aromas, [email protected] más exitosas para libre, Chicago ofrece diferentes bebidas Josefina Mezzera instalar los museos en un completo recorrido y una estética [email protected] el imaginario colectivo. que va desde espacios presentación. Sebastián Amoroso verdes e institutos de arte [email protected] hasta hoteles de diseño, COLABORAN boutiques de decoración, EN este NÚMERO restaurants, barras y food Omar Ichuste 20 56 Gabriela Pallares trucks. Elaiza Pozzi FOTOGRAFÍA Diego Cortinas Guzmán Infanzón ACTIVE LIFE FOTO DE PORTADA ¿Es posible llegar a los 26 Martín Pereira 72 años como Mick Jagger? ARTE Y DISEÑO Like a Daniel Bruno The Select Experience Magazine Laura Chávez busca los secretos tras el Juan Vallarino ROLLING impresionante estado TECNOLOGÍA físico del líder de los Y DESARROLLO Nazario Pereira Rolling Stones. STONE COMMUNITY MANAGER Maximiliano Ceán RESPONSABLE DE VIDEO Mauricio Plada ADMINISTRACIÓN Ana Paula Carreira [email protected] HEADQUARTERS UNIK Media Solutions Paraguay 2141, of. 401 Tel.: 2927 2510 46 76 101 www.unikms.com ©2016 Revista The Select Experience FOODIE ARTS WOMEN Magazine es publicada para IMPERDIBLES EN JOAQUÍN LALANNE: THE SELECT SANTANDER por UNIK Media Solutions. Derechos reservados. Se prohíbe PEAtonAL SARANDÍ UNA CITA CON EXPERIENCE su reproducción parcial o total sin La gastronomía no le es EL ARTE autorización. Las opiniones vertidas Experiencias y beneficios en esta revista no representan ajena a la tradicional calle Con 27 años de vida y exclusivos para los clientes necesariamente las de SANTANDER. La donde todo comenzó. algunos menos dedicados Santander Select empresa editora se reserva el derecho al arte, el uruguayo Joaquín de aceptar o rechazar todo tipo de Seleccionamos cuatro material publicitario, y no guardará ni restaurant con fuerza, Lalanne ha conseguido devolverá material no solicitado de arte, creatividad y originales transformarse en uno de los fotos, textos u otros. propuestas. pintores de referencia en la Impresa en Uruguay por Mosca S.A. península ibérica. Depósito Legal Nº 369345 NEWS n LOS MUSEOS DE MONTEVIDEO ESTÁN DE FESTEJO Montevideo + Museos es una iniciativa organizada con el objetivo de celebrar el Día Internacional de los Museos, que se conmemora cada 18 de mayo desde 1977, promovida por el Consejo Internacional de Museos (ICOM). La cuarta edición de este año se lleva a cabo del 11 al 28 de mayo. En este marco y con el objetivo de poner en primer plano la importancia de los museos en el quehacer cultural de Montevideo, más de 35 museos, salas de exposiciones y centros culturales se unen para brindar diversas propuestas para todo público, con más de 90 actividades, circuitos en bicicleta, paseos y eventos en centros comerciales. Un lindo paseo para niños y adultos para redescubrir nuestro patrimonio cultural. / descubrimontevideo.com.uy «EXHIBITIONISM», LA MAYOR EXPOSICIÓN DE LOS ROLLING STONES ESTÁ EN LONDRES Los Rolling Stones inauguraron su exposición más grande el pasado 5 de abril, y seguirá hasta setiembre del 2016, en la prestigiosa Saatchi Gallery de Londres. Son nueve salas temáticas distribuidas en dos pisos con más de 500 objetos pertenecientes a los archivos personales de los Rolling Stones, recorriendo 50 años de su fascinante historia, trajes originales de todos sus miembros, guitarras e instrumentos, artefactos de escenario, audio y videos inéditos, diarios personales y cartas de los miembros del grupo, pósters y portadas de discos originales. Una linda oportunidad para sentir esta banda que pasó de ser una banda de blues de los 60 a ser un ícono cultural e inspirador, adorado por millones. Drap-Art llegó a Uruguay Drap-Art Barcelona, Museos Vivos Uy y el Paseo Cultural Ciudad Vieja invitaron a la primera edición de Drap-Art Uruguay, el primer encuentro internacional de reciclaje artístico de Uruguay, que se realizó del 13 al 17 de abril en el Atrio de la Intendencia E N I de Montevideo (IM). En el atrio de la IM se pudo disfrutar de MAGAZ talleres participativos de reciclaje CE N y ludotecas; hubo paneles de IE R E discusión, conferencias y mesas redondas. Los asistentes pudieron EXP recorrer un mercado de arte, ELECT diseño y artesanías, vivieron un S E desfile de prendas recicladas, TH hubo música en vivo y se pudo 10 disfrutar de exposiciones, instalaciones y performances de artistas nacionales e internacionales. n Parque Miramar ya tiene n su propio mall Próximamente se inaugura en Parque Miramar el Matisse Mall, un centro comercial que brindará servicios al público local. Inspirado en La habitación CONRAD INICIA roja de Henri Matisse, el mall está auspiciado por Banco Santander. Cuenta con marcas y servicios de la talla de Las Delicias, Mundo Mágico, Meathouse, Bohemia LA TEMPORADA Peluqueros, Marion’s Steakhouse, Sushiapp, Belvedere Bakery y HTN Boutique Gourmet; distribuidas en dos plantas con locales de hasta 90 m2.
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    What it Takes to be a Successful Concert Artist: Conversations with World Renowned Musicians By Rebecca Jackson Introduction How does one become a successful concert artist? During my twenty one years of studying and performing as a violinist I continue to witness many like myself spend tireless hours trying to master the great works. Besides the obvious requirement of work on your craft I have always been curious of other factors present in the journey musicians take to establish their success. Why become a classical musician in the first place? Odds don't seem to be stacked in our favor. At first glance, what you see on stage may seem glamorous. Hundreds of people flock to watch and listen to beautiful music performed effortlessly. Paganini, Liszt, Heifetz, and Horowitz are some of the legendary performers that come to mind. Despite the initial attraction, the life of a musician is strewn with difficulties and unpredictabilities. Leila Josefowicz said, “The lifestyle of this whole business is awful. I'll not mince words about that.”1 The unattractive aspects I have observed create a substantial list: (1) It is a life led in solitude within the four walls of a practice room. While I was studying at Juilliard the average daily practice session was between five and eight hours. And this is a ritual that begins very early in life. (2) Musicians spend equal if not more time studying than doctors and yet “starving artist” depicts the characteristically little money we earn. (3) One endures constant scrutiny. Even the note-perfect Heifetz made Dallas front-page news, “HEIFETZ FORGETS,” when music came to a stop during the Sibelius Violin Concerto.2 (4) Perfectionism is a common trait making it rare to feel completely satisfied with one's performance.
  • The History of Rock Music - the Nineties

    The History of Rock Music - the Nineties

    The History of Rock Music - The Nineties The History of Rock Music: 1995-2001 Drum'n'bass, trip-hop, glitch music History of Rock Music | 1955-66 | 1967-69 | 1970-75 | 1976-89 | The early 1990s | The late 1990s | The 2000s | Alpha index Musicians of 1955-66 | 1967-69 | 1970-76 | 1977-89 | 1990s in the US | 1990s outside the US | 2000s Back to the main Music page (Copyright © 2009 Piero Scaruffi) Post-post-rock (These are excerpts from my book "A History of Rock and Dance Music") The Louisville alumni 1995-97 TM, ®, Copyright © 2005 Piero Scaruffi All rights reserved. The Squirrel Bait and Rodan genealogies continued to dominate Kentucky's and Chicago's post-rock scene during the 1990s. Half of Rodan, i.e. Tara Jane O'Neil (now on vocals and guitar) and Kevin Coultas, formed Sonora Pine with keyboardist and guitarist Sean Meadows, violinist Samara Lubelski and pianist Rachel Grimes. Their debut album, Sonora Pine (1996), basically applied Rodan's aesthetics to the format of the folk lullaby. Another member of Rodan, guitarist Jeff Mueller, formed June Of 44 (11), a sort of supergroup comprising Sonora Pine's guitarist Sean Meadows, Codeine's drummer and keyboardist Doug Scharin, and bassist and trumpet player Fred Erskine. Engine Takes To The Water (1995) signaled the evolution of "slo-core" towards a coldly neurotic form, which achieved a hypnotic and catatonic tone, besides a classic austerity, on the mini-album Tropics And Meridians (1996). Sustained by abrasive and inconclusive guitar doodling, mutant rhythm and off-key counterpoint of violin and trumpet, Four Great Points (1998) metabolized dub, raga, jazz, pop in a theater of calculated gestures.