What is her purpose/thesis? Why does she include the paragraph about the elephants in the Savannah? And what is she trying to say when she discusses Harry’s future (the last paragraph)?
Thanks!
She must explain why.
i am doing a religion project on Giovanni Boccaccio… and i cannot find any information on the net about his controversies, and his contributions to the Church (catholic)… thanks!
The implications of his treatment of the plague in the Decameron probably could be called a controversy, the stories told by the characters [who were visiting abandoned estates, enjoying themselves making free within enclaves of chaos going on around them.
But of course he was a humanist, also, focusing away from the concerns involving religion and God and toward the present and the living of it. Not politically correct at the time.
Is he the next Ronaldinho?
And while your at it: Mexico vs. Brazil; Who will win?
He’s a really good player, with excellent speed, control and aim. An awesome midfielder, too. The game could go either way, especially considering Brazil recent slate of laziness (we’ve been slacking way too much), and Mexico always grows when it goes against Brazil. It could be 2:0 for Mexico, but if Brazil wants to win, maybe 3:1.
After seeing them grow up with Mexico and winning the Fifa World Cup under 17. Then Helping Mexico win for the 5th time the Copa Oro. Can they both become the best two young players Mexico will ever see?
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I am looking to buy a professional full size cello to take through my college and, hopefully, symphonic careers. I don’t not have much money and neither do my parents. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Do you need Francesco Giovanni specifically, or is it just preference?
If it’s just preference, I would suggest looking at huthmakerviolins.com. I’ve seen some very nice instruments there. Try sharmusic.com, as well.
The only Francesco Giovanni I’ve seen was $5,300.
I need to find a meaning to the picture he painted, what it represents beyond the painting ( what he is trying to tell us in it) or simply what you get out of it. Thanks
Panini was not a "deep" painter. However, "Modern Rome," a pendant to "Ancient Rome," was intended to suggest that later Roman artists and architects had carried on the brilliance of classical artists and architects, that the great monuments and artworks of the Renaissance and Baroque periods were the equivalents of their classical counterparts. The two paintings also reflect the growth of serious aesthetic and art collecting interests in the 18th century.
Make sure you study both paintings on the site I’ve given you. They are meant to be examined together.
I have 2 sketches from Giovanni Versace dated in 79 with his signature. How do i found out if they are real and what their worth?
put them on ebay they are worth exactly what someone is willing to pay let the free market decide
I’ve read his height from 5ft 7 to 5ft 8 and even at around 5ft 5. Does anyone know what is the most reliable?
its 5ft 7.5ft
I’ve Noticed That They Always Put Him In The Second Half, & He Only Plays a Few Minutes. I Just Think He Should Get More Minutes. I Know There Are A Lot Of Good Players In Barca, But I Think They Need To Give Him a Chance To Prove That He Is Capable Of Playing Very Good As a Starter.
He should be happy to be a part of such a big club. He has to be patient and try to learn as much as possible. He still young and his time is gonna come sooner or later. Keep in mind that he is fourth in line behind greats like Eto. Henry, Messi.
I have two recordings of Don Giovanni and on one CD the Overture ends with the whole orchestra playing a bright allegro.
On the other CD, the Overture ends with the woodwinds and strings playing a soft ritardando.
Which one is the real ending?
The second of the endings you list is the actual one intended for the opera house. It leads directly to curtain up and the first scene. When the Overture is played as a concert piece, a ‘fabricated’ ending is used to bring the piece to a complete close, the real close being obviously open ended for the theatre only.
