Courses can sometimes be real curses… I mean, during my school career it happened (and it’s still happening) that lessons are boring, teachers are real assholes and exams are hard and anxiogenous.
Well, with this course I felt at ease: I’ve just done what I like. Writing in English and let people know what my passions are. I love words and for the first time I’ve felt that somebody (maybe only the teacher, but a person is enough) was listening to me, or rather, reading my thoughts.
I’ve written two books and hardly my friends have read them. Prof. Iamarf has read them and this meant a lot to me. I felt my works were not just a solipsistic exercise…
Well, dear Andreas, I’ve understood that even if I hate being alive and can’t find many people taking care of my tortured soul, somebody on the net can understand what I feel.
Prof, a volte mi sono trovata lì lì per mandarle una mail sulle mie paturnie e i miei disastri familiari… poi mi sono trattenuta perché non era forse politically correct. Al di là di tutto, quello che più ho imparato non è stato tanto l’aprire un blog o capire delicious…. ma che forse vale la pena continuare a respirare… perché qualcuno che ti ascolta c’è…
thanx!
musical Babele. There’s a lot of East culture in these 9 songs, especially in “Oasis” and in “Arabesque”. But also Southern United States’ jazz and mediterranean melodies. We are face to face with a complete fusion between free-jazz and arabic dances which play a lot with improvising and seduction. “Sweet Obsession” is the jewel of a well-played cd which is pleasant but too heavy in contents. The union itself of the music of the two opposite parts of the world has to be deeply understood before appreciating its originality. This cd goes beyond the multi-ethnical events and the jam sessions of musicians from all the world. Spontaneous and technical aspects together in a great new project. Wonderful clarinet: Gabriele Mirabassi.
…in effetti c’ho molto da ridere
Ilaria Montagni 