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Uida Al Estival ASSESSORATO DEL TURISMO, ARTIGIANATO E COMMERCIO ASSESSORATO DELLA PUBBLICA ISTRUZIONE, BENI CULTURALI, INFORMAZIONE, SPETTACOLO E SPORT www.isoladellestorie.it uida al estival ASSESSORATO DEL TURISMO, ARTIGIANATO E COMMERCIO ASSESSORATO DELLA PUBBLICA ISTRUZIONE, BENI CULTURALI, INFORMAZIONE, SPETTACOLO E SPORT PROVINCIA DI NUORO UNIONE EUROPEA COMUNE DI GAVOI 2 Le storie hanno colori, odori, sapori, profumi che si sprigionano nell’aria e si percepiscono nitidi e intensi sulla scia delle parole. Parole che prendono forma e creano immagini precise, pro- iezioni di fantasie inaspettate. Perché questo è ciò che accade. Per un tem- po dilatato siamo ciò che leggiamo o ascoltiamo, protagonisti e spettatori, complici e schierati, figure sullo sfon- do e osservatori attenti. Sentiamo e pensiamo in modo inconsueto, camminiamo leggeri in una dimensione evanescente che ci sembra incredibilmente reale. Siamo quella storia. Felici di esserla. E’ però necessario lasciare liberi i sensi e leggera la mente, sapere ascol- tare e non avere timore di perdersi fra confini invisibili e spazi infiniti, fra vicoli stretti e nuovi incontri, pro- fumo di mirto e storie di vita. Siamo a Gavoi, Barbagia. Un piccolo paese dove le storie si vivono, si intrecciano e raccontano con la na- turalezza che contraddistingue l’affe- zionato popolo di lettori e viandanti che ogni anno vi si ritrova per par- tecipare al Festival Letterario della Sardegna, evento unico nel suo genere reso possibile, nel tempo, dalla se- rietà e partecipazione della comunità locale che accoglie tutti i presenti con grande generosità. Giovedì 30 GiuGno 2011 CHIESA SAN GAVINO MARTIRE ORE 21.30 Inaugurazione ORE 22.00 MISTICO MEDITERRANEO con Paolo Fresu: tromba A Filetta: voci corse Daniele Di Bonaventura: bandoneon 3 venerdì 1 luGlio 2011 PRELUDI MUSICALI MAISTUS DE SONUS LAUNEDDAS: Giancarlo Seu ORGANETTO: Matteo Mucaria ..................................... Precede l’incontro Omaggio a JOSÉ SARAMAGO Legge Giampietro Orrú Ore 10.00 S’ANTANA ‘E SUSU DAL BALCONE Martine Van Geertruijden incontra Bianca Pitzorno ..................................... Ore 12.00 SA DOMO ‘E TIU MAODDI Chi l’Avrebbe Mai Detto? Incontro con Loredana Frescura, conduce Cecilia Fabbri PER TUTTI ..................................... Precede l’incontro preludio musicale Omaggio a JOSÉ SARAMAGO Legge Maura Grussu Ore 12.00 SANT’ANTIOCRU EVOLUZIONI INVOLUZIONI RIVOLUZIONI Ritanna Armeni incontra Gad Lerner, Barbara Serra e Peter Popham ..................................... Ore 16.00 BINZADONNIA - GIARDINO COMUNALE Precede l’incontro preludio musicale READING Ho Cavalcato in Groppa a una Sedia Con Marco Baliani ..................................... Ore 16.00 – 16.30 SA DOMO ‘E TIU MAODDI READING Pirati, Tigri e Cowboy Eros Miari e Beniamino Sidoti Due voci per Salgari DAI 6 AI 100 ANNI ..................................... Ore 16.30 SA DOMO ‘E TIU MAODDI Diritto di Volare Incontro con Sofia Gallo. Conduce Beniamino Sidoti PER TUTTI ..................................... 4 5 Precede l’incontro Omaggio a JOSÉ SARAMAGO Legge Giampietro Orrú Ore 17.15 DIDOVA GIARDINO SCUOLA ELEMENTARE ESORDI Fabio Geda incontra Emanuele Tonon, Elisa Ruotolo e Alessio Torino ..................................... Ore 17.30 SA DOMO ‘E TIU MAODDI Attenta Frequenza. Storie di Ragazzi tra Radio Niente e Ismael Incontro con Francesco D’Adamo Conduce Beniamino Sidoti PER TUTTI ..................................... Ore 18.30 SA DOMO ‘E TIU MAODDI L’Ora di Pietra Incontro con Margherita Oggero. Conduce Eros Miari PER TUTTI ..................................... Precede l’incontro preludio musicale Omaggio a JOSÉ SARAMAGO Legge Maura Grussu Ore 19.00 SANT’ANTIOCRU IL FESTIVAL CELEBRA GLI 80 ANNI DEL MAESTRO OLMI Sergio Naitza incontra Ermanno Olmi, Franco Piavoli e Maurizio Zaccaro ..................................... Ore 21.30 SA DOMO ‘E TIU MAODDI Computer Music Spettacolo a cura di Gianfranco Antuono con i ragazzi della scuola media di Gavoi PER TUTTI ..................................... Precede l’incontro Omaggio a JOSÉ SARAMAGO Legge Maura Grussu Ore 22.00 SANT’ANTIOCRU STORIE DI ALTRI LUOGHI Ursula Bavaj incontra Uwe Timm Traduce Soledad Ugolinelli IN COLLABORAZIONE CON IL GOETHE INSTITUT ..................................... PROGRAMMA ADULTI PROGRAMMA RAGAZZI 4 5 Sabato 2 luGlio 2011 PRELUDI MUSICALI FLAMENCO SKETCHES CONTRABBASSO: Gregorio Mureddu CHITARRA: Dario Piga ..................................... Precede l’incontro Omaggio a TIZIANO TERZANI Legge Pierpaolo Piludu Ore 10.00 S’ANTANA ‘E SUSU DAL BALCONE Martine Van Geertruijden incontra Maria Giacobbe ..................................... Ore 12.00 SA DOMO ‘E TIU MAODDI Famiglie Nuove, Nuove Famiglie Incontro con le autrici Arianna Giorgia Bonazzi e Marta Barone e l’illustratrice Vittoria Facchini Conduce Eros Miari Letture di Mariantonietta Azzu PER TUTTI ..................................... Precede l’incontro preludio musicale Omaggio a TIZIANO TERZANI Legge Pierpaolo Piludu Ore 12.00 SANT’ANTIOCRU EVOLUZIONI INVOLUZIONI RIVOLUZIONI Ritanna Armeni incontra Wlodek Goldkorn, Giulio Giorello e Riccardo Iacona ..................................... Ore 16.00 BINZADONNIA GIARDINO COMUNALE Precede l’incontro preludio musicale READING Un Calcio in Bocca Fa Miracoli Con Marco Presta ..................................... Ore 16.00 SA DOMO ‘E TIU MAODDI Reading Mary Sconta Con Marco Baliani DAI 6 AI 100 ANNI ..................................... Ore 16.30 SA DOMO ‘E TIU MAODDI Dio, l’Uomo, la Donna, il Gatto e... Incontro con Jutta Richter. Conduce Eros Miari Traduce Soledad Ugolinelli Letture di Mariantonietta Azzu IN COLLABORAZIONE CON IL GOETHE INSTITUT PER TUTTI 6 7 ..................................... Precede l’incontro Omaggio a TIZIANO TERZANI Legge Pierpaolo Piludu Ore 17.15 DIDOVA GIARDINO SCUOLA ELEMENTARE ESORDI Fabio Geda incontra Alessia Gazzola e Paolo Sortino ..................................... Ore 17.30 SA DOMO ‘E TIU MAODDI Libertà è Scegliere? Incontro con Luisa Mattia. Conduce Maria Chiara Bettazzi. Letture di Mariantonietta Azzu PER TUTTI ..................................... Ore 18.30 SA DOMO ‘E TIU MAODDI Pioggia Sporca Incontro con Fabrizio Casa. Introduce Eros Miari PER RAGAZZI DAI 13 ANNI ..................................... Precede l’incontro preludio musicale Omaggio a TIZIANO TERZANI Legge Pierpaolo Piludu Ore 19.00 SANT’ANTIOCRU STORIE DI ALTRI LUOGHI Alessandra Casella incontra Anne Perry traduce Juana Sommermann Weber ..................................... Ore 20.00 SA DOMO ‘E TIU MAODDI Storia di Iqbal Reading - Spettacolo con Francesco D’Adamo Sonorizzazione Gianfranco Antuono PER TUTTI ..................................... PROGRAMMA ADULTI PROGRAMMA RAGAZZI 6 7 Sabato 2 luGlio 2011 Precede l’incontro Omaggio a TIZIANO TERZANI Legge Pierpaolo Piludu Ore 22.00 SANT’ANTIOCRU STORIE DI ALTRI LUOGHI Paolo Collo incontra Ildefonso Falcones traduce Rossana Ottolini ..................................... Ore 23.30 BINZADONNIA GIARDINO COMUNALE IL DOPO FESTIVAL: Digestivo con l’autore, versano il mirto gli ospiti del festival… IN COLLABORAZIONE CON LA SAGRA DEL MIRTO DI BRUNELLA ..................................... 8 9 domenica 3 luGlio 2011 PRELUDI MUSICALI SONUS E SINNUS VOCE E FISARMONICA: Veronica Maccioni CONTRABBASSO: Ottavio Farci PERCUSSIONI: Carlo Plumitallo ..................................... Precede l’incontro Omaggio a SALVATORE CAMBOSU Legge Giampietro Orrú Ore 10.00 S’ANTANA ‘E SUSU DAL BALCONE Martine Van Geertruijden incontra Flavio Soriga ..................................... Ore 12.00 SA DOMO ‘E TIU MAODDI Gli Gnummo Boys Incontro con Otto Gabos PER TUTTI ..................................... Precede l’incontro preludio musicale Omaggio a SALVATORE CAMBOSU Legge Maura Grussu Ore 12.00 SANT’ANTIOCRU EVOLUZIONI INVOLUZIONI RIVOLUZIONI Ritanna Armeni incontra Pier Luigi Sacco e Christian Caliandro. Intervengono Renato Soru e Bruno Murgia ..................................... Ore 16.00 BINZADONNIA GIARDINO COMUNALE Precede l’incontro preludio musicale READING Diario in Circolo Isabella Ragonese accompagnata da Gavino Murgia IN COLLABORAZIONE CON IL CIRCOLO DEI LETTORI DI TORINO a CURA DI GIORGIO VASTA ..................................... Ore 16.00 – 16.30 SA DOMO ‘E TIU MAODDI READING Il Signor Ventriglia Con Marco Baliani DAI 6 AI 100 ANNI ..................................... PROGRAMMA ADULTI PROGRAMMA RAGAZZI 8 9 Ore 16.30 SA DOMO ‘E TIU MAODDI Una Bottiglia nel Mare di Gaza Incontro con Valérie Zenatti. Conduce Eros Miari. Traduce Patrick Le Masson Letture di Mariantonietta Azzu PER TUTTI ..................................... Precede l’incontro Omaggio a SALVATORE CAMBOSU Legge Giampietro Orrú Ore 17.15 DIDOVA GIARDINO SCUOLA ELEMENTARE ESORDI Fabio Geda introduce Lucian Dan Teodorovici e Claudio Bagnasco traduce Ileana M.Pop IN COLLABORAZIONE CON L’ISTITUTO ROMENO DI CULTURA E RICERCA UMANISTICA DI VENEZIA. ..................................... Ore 18.00 SA DOMO ‘E TIU MAODDI A Lot of Bats A cura di Gianfranco Antuono e Teresa Porcella Spettacolo con i Bambini Della Scuola Elementare Di Gavoi PER TUTTI ..................................... Precede l’incontro preludio musicale Omaggio a SALVATORE CAMBOSU Legge Maura Grussu Ore 19.00 SANT’ANTIOCRU VICINI LONTANI Alessandra Casella incontra Alicia Giménez-Bartlett e Daria Bignardi traduce Juana Sommermann Weber ..................................... 10 11 laboratori venerdì 1 luGlio Ore 9.00 SA DOMO ‘E TIU MAODDI Piano terra – Sala 1 Macchia Dentro,Macchia Fuori Laboratorio di illustrazione con Brunella Baldi PER BAMBINI DAI 3 AI 5 ANNI Prenotazione on line max 15 iscritti ..................................... Ore 9.00
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