Este site dedica-se às aves e a relação com o Homem. O canto do Canário Timbrado, Canário Harz Roller, do canário Malinois e outros canários.. O objectivo de site é contar as aventuras e os arcos de descobertas relacionados com Homem e as aves. This site is dedicated to birds.singing canaries song,canaries,canaries de chant. carmelita=carmelo=jardim
31 de outubro de 2012
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29 de outubro de 2012
I CAMPEONATO ORNITOLÓGICO CANTO TIMBRADO DE LA A.O. ALCARREÑOS
Se celebrá los días: 17-18 Noviembre, en la Plaza del Ayuntamiento. Humanes (Guadalajara)
Recepción de Pajaros Timbrados, viernes 16 de 18:00h. a 21:00 h.
Preinscripción previa para concurso: Telf.: 626 34 70 99 Valentín - 620 90 98 58 Nacho
COLABORACIÓN: EXCELENTÍSIMA DIPUTACIÓN DE GUADALAJARA
EXCELENTÍSIMO AYUNTAMIENTO DE HUMANES
Antonio Carlos Gomes
Antônio Carlos Gomes : was the first New World composer whose work was accepted by Europe. The only non-European who was successful as an opera composer in Italy, during the "golden age of opera," contemporary to Verdi and Puccini.
He was born in Campinas, Brazil, son of Maestro Manuel José Gomes and Fabiana Maria Jaguari Cardoso.
His childhood's musical tendencies were soon stimulated by his father and by his older brother José Pedro de Sant'Ana Gomes, also a Conductor. José Pedro was the most dedicated guide and adviser in his brother's artistic career. He convinced Antônio to visit the Court where he became a protégé of Emperor Dom Pedro II, who, being notoriously interested in the careers of Brazilian artists and intellectuals, made possible for Antônio Carlos to study at the Musical Conservatory of Rio de Janeiro.
After having graduated with honors, Carlos produced his first opera, A noite do castelo (September 1861). It was a big success. Two years later, he repeated it with his second opera, Joana De Flandres, which was considered superior to the first. These two pieces convinced the Emperor to offer him a Royal scholarship to study in Italy in 1864.
He studied in Milan at the local Conservatory with Lauro Rossi and Alberto Mazzucato and completed in three years a course which was normally completed in four years, obtaining the title of Maestro Composer.
Interested in composing an opera which dealt with a truly Brazilian subject, Carlos Gomes choose as the theme of his next work the romance novel O Guarani, by Brazilian writer José de Alencar. The opera was given an Indian subject and setting and it premiered in May 1870 at the La Scala Theater in Milan as Il Guarany.
The success was enormous. Even the most strict musical critics compared the Brazilian musician to the great European maestros, such as Rossini and Verdi.
The King of Italy, Victor Emmanuel II, decorated the creator of the opera, which was presented in all major European capitals. Before that year was over, Gomes returned to Brazil where he organized the premiere of Il Guarany in Rio de Janeiro. The piece achieved the same success Gomes had seen in Italy.
Returning to Italy, Carlos Gomes married Adelina Peri, an Italian pianist he had met while studying in Milan. He wrote the hymn Il saluto del Brasile for the centenary of American independence which was performed in Philadelphia, on July 19, 1876.
In 1883 the maestro traveled to Brazil, receiving homages in every city he visited. When he returned to Italy, he dedicated himself to the composition of an opera themed against slavery, inspired by the liberation struggle of black slaves in Brazil, which got the title of Lo Schiavo. The composition, which had been suggested by a great friend of Antônio's, a black engineer named André Rebouças, only debuted several years later in 1889.
When the Brazilian republic was proclaimed in 1889, Carlos Gomes, who at this time was in Campinas, sailed once more to Italy.
Faithful to the monarchy and Dom Pedro II, Gomes refused the opportunity given to him by president Deodoro da Fonseca to compose the new Brazilian National Anthem.
In the following years, he composed the opera Condor and the cantata Colombo, for the Columbus Festival (October 12, 1892), in celebration of the fourth centenary of the discovery of America.
Invited by the governor of the Brazilian province Pará to direct the Musical Conservatory, the maestro traveled to the capital Belém, willing to take the position. However, shortly after arriving, Carlos Gomes, by then an elderly man in poor health, died on September 16, 1896. Besides his eight operas, he composed songs (3 books), choruses, and piano pieces.
Diferente em Campo Maior este fim de semana
Campo Maior (Campomayor en castellano) es una villa portuguesa del Distrito de Portalegre, región Alentejo y subregión del Alto Alentejo, con cerca de 8.800 habitantes. Su economía se basa principalmente en la agricultura (cereales y olivos) y en la industria del café.
Es sede de un municipio con 247,26 km² de área y 8 387 habitantes , subdividido en 3 freguesías. El municipio limita al norte y al este con España, al sureste con el municipio de Elvas y al oeste con Arronches.
No Algarve este fim de semana
concurso de canto 2012 de Associacion de Canaricultores de Almedralejo
26 de outubro de 2012
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22 de outubro de 2012
loureiro ou louro
O loureiro ou louro (Laurus nobilis) é uma árvore do gênero Laurus da família botânica das Lauraceae.
É uma espécie originária do Mediterrâneo. Varia entre 5 e 10 m, mas pode atingir até 20 m de altura. Suas folhas são vistosas, coriáceas e com odor muito característico, por isso são muito usadas na culinária. O seu fruto é do tipo baga e quando maduro tem cor negra. Além disso a madeira dessa árvore é de excelente qualidade.
Na Grécia Antiga as coroas confeccionadas com ramos de louro eram o símbolo da vitória para os atletas e heróis nacionais e também era consagrada a Apolo. Esse costume também foi herdado na Roma na época dos Césares. Por isso o termo laureado deriva justamente do gênero Laurus.
A medicina popular indica o chá das suas folhas em caso de problemas com a digestão.
É necessária extrema atenção para não confundir com o loureiro-rosa (Nerium oleander), que serve unicamente para ornamentação, e cujas folhas e bagas são muito tóxicas, podendo uma simples folha causar a morte a um adulto devido aos problemas cardíacos que pode provocar.
Existem duas espécies semelhantes e do mesmo género endémicas dos arquipélagos dos Açores (L. azorica), Madeira e Canárias (L. novocanariensis).
Na ilha da Madeira, o óleo obtido da baga do loureiro endémico é conhecido por possuir propriedades anti-inflamatórias, sendo utilizado localmente como remédio caseiro para diversas maleitas, podendo cada litro atingir preços de mercado elevadíssimos.
Em Montemor-o-novo
A cidade de Montemor-o-Novo - sede de concelho, povoação de origem muito antiga, situava-se inicialmente na parte interior da muralha do Castelo, expandindo-se posteriormente pela encosta virada a norte, onde actualmente se localiza.
21 de outubro de 2012
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Rádio Amália organiza tarde de fado ao vivo no Martim Moniz
A Mouraria, um dos mais emblemáticos bairros de Lisboa, acolhe a Rádio Amália e alguns dos maiores nomes do fado no próximo dia 27 de Outubro.
Entre as 16:00 e as 20:00, o programa «Estrela da Tarde», da Rádio Amália, leva ao Largo do Martim Moniz fadistas como Jorge Fernando, Fábia Rebordão, Cuca Roseta, Pedro Moutinho, Artur Batalha, Celeste Rodrigues, Luís de Matos; Ana Maurício, Francisco Salvação Barreto, Ana Laíns, Miguel Ramos; Miguel Capucho, José Gonçalez, Filipa Cardoso, José Manuel Barreto e Bárbara Santos.
Ao todo serão quatro horas com as estrelas da tarde a cantar em directo acompanhadas por Guilherme Banza, André Ramos e Filipe Larsen.
Sea ice extent around Antarctica on September 26. Yellow line shows median September sea ice extent from 1979 to 2000.
Despite frequent headlines about a warming planet, melting sea ice, and rising oceans, climate analysts pointed to a seeming bright spot this week: During Southern Hemisphere winters, sea ice in the Antarctic, the floating chunks of frozen ocean water, is actually increasing.
In fact, in late September, satellite data indicated that Antarctica was surrounded by the greatest area of sea ice ever recorded in the region: 7.51 million square miles (19.44 million square kilometers), the U.S. National Snow and Ice Data Center announced Thursday. Even so, it's a slow rate of growth—about one percent over last year—not nearly enough to offset melting in the Arctic, which broke records just weeks ago.
National Geographic asked Eric Rignot, a NASA researcher and earth systems professor at UC Irvine, whether the data is good news, and what it means for the rise of global sea levels, which are fueled by melting ice.
This Antarctic record seems counter to what we often hear about sea ice shrinking. How can we explain growing sea ice?
If the world was warming up uniformly, you would expect the sea ice cover to decrease in the Antarctic, but it's not. The reason for that is because the Antarctic is cooler than the rest of the world. It's warming up as well but not as fast as other places.
So you have the warming world and a cold Antarctica, and the difference between the two is increasing. That makes the winds around Antarctica move a little bit faster. There's also a difference that comes from the depletion of ozone in the stratosphere in the Antarctic, which makes the stratosphere colder.
That's the leading explanation for what we're seeing in the Antarctic, but you have to acknowledge that the effect is very small.
How does this news relate to other studies showing that the melting of Antarctic continental ice is contributing to a rise in sea level?
[Growing sea ice] has no effect whatsoever on sea level, because sea ice is already floating on the ocean. It does not displace sea level. It's frozen seawater, so whether it's frozen or liquid, it doesn't change the sea level.
While Arctic sea ice is decreasing, the Antarctic is now slightly increasing. Why is there so much variation between Arctic and Antarctic ice?
Well we have a continent on the South Pole. On the North Pole we have nothing but ocean. In the Arctic you see full-fledged warming of the atmosphere and the ocean, plus increased ice transport [out of the region, which removes cold air and water]. So all of these effects contribute to reduce the sea ice cover in the Arctic.
In the Antarctic, you have to think of it as its own climate system. It's a big continent isolated from the rest of the world. It has ocean all around it. It has wind regimes that blow clockwise around it and isolate it. It acts differently from the Arctic, which is completely connected to the rest of the North Hemisphere.
Considering we regularly hear about the planet's stressed climate system, is this good news?
Really, it's consistent with our understanding of a warming world. Some of the regional details are not something we can easily predict. But the general trends of decay of the sea ice cover and decay of the Greenland ice sheets and ice caps is in line with what we expect.
The Antarctic has not been warming up as fast as the models thought. It's warming up, but slower. So it's all consistent with a warming planet.
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