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Je poste 2 photos de Danbo aujourd'hui car on fête 2 évènements : le solstice d'été et la Fête de la musique. Pour l'occasion, j'ai prêté ma guitare à Danbo qui semble très surpris que l'on puisse produire tant de notes avec si peu de cordes :)
Un peu d'histoire (merci Wiki) : le 21 juin a été choisi car il coïncide avec le solstice d’été (donc aussi un des jours les plus longs de l’année). La coïncidence avec l’été symbolise ainsi le sacre de la nature à travers cette journée festive, à l'image des fêtes païennes dédiées à la nature ou aux moissons depuis l’Antiquité.
Des fêtes similaires existaient également dans les pays nordiques à cette période de l’année où le soleil ne se couche jamais (par exemple les nuits blanches à Saint-Pétersbourg où on célèbre les arts sous toutes leurs formes). Cette idée a été reprise en France plus tard avec la Nuit Blanche fêtée lors du premier week-end d’octobre peu après l’équinoxe où la nuit devient plus longue que le jour.
The Fête de la Musique, also known as World Music Day, is a music festival taking place on June 21.
Amateur and professional musicians are encouraged to perform in the streets ad many free concerts are organized, making all genres of music accessible to the public.
Bonne fête de la Musique à tous!
The Summer Solstice is an important event of the calendar. This year it marks a very special 'Birthday' for a dear and wonderful friend.
Many Happy Returns of the Day - From Us All. May the light at Stonehenge unlock those memories and light your way home.
for Flickriver - Sophie Shapiro
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A spontaneous street capture during the Fête de la Musique in Paris, at Point Éphémère. Taken without warning or posing, this candid moment shows a blond-haired man in a grey tank top walking past a wooden fence, while in the background a young woman in a yellow "Brasil" t-shirt sits on the ground checking her phone. A genuine urban scene filled with music, culture, and summer vibes.
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"Violence is cured with art. Less war, more music"
"La violence se soigne avec l'art. Moins de guerre, plus de musique"
Souvenir d'un d'un bel après-midi ensoleillé. C'est la fête de la musique. Près des Champs-Elysées, des pianos sont disposés à la disposition du public.
Dans un coin isolé, un gars joue merveilleusement du classique. Les rares spectateurs semblent fascinés.
Le joli message pacifiste d'Ana Perez Grassano se mélange à la musique, et nous inflige son évidence.
Remembrance of a nice sunny afternoon in Paris. It's World Music Day. Near Champs Elysees, pianos are placed at the disposal of public.
In a secluded corner, a guy plays wonderfully classic. The few spectators seem fascinated.
The pacifist message from Ana Perez Grassano mixes with music, and inflicts us its evidence.
Ana Perez Grassano. Architect and Artist
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We are very happy to be part of the World Music Day celebrations and are participating in a multi-club collaboration organized by NITE.
We are the first stop of a club crawl with 4 locations/4 venues/4 showcases of music in SL.
At the chamber we decided to once again go all BOOGIE NIGHTS. Throw on the 70ies glitter and disco garb and join us.
Music starts at 12 pm SLT as usual. The official party starts at 1:30 until 3 pm. After that we will move on to The Drip and after that to The Continental. The finale is at the NITE venue.
Rage : 12 - 2:15 pm SLT
Aorta : 2:15 - 3:00 pm SLT
Open access. Don't miss it
Día Internacional de la Música: Nodoyunas, junio 2021. IMG_1722. Follow my Instagram account: @archerphoto. If you need pictures, contact me today. Sigue mi cuenta de Instagram, @archerphoto. Si necesitas fotos, contacta conmigo hoy mismo. @nodoyunas
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Fête de la musique 2017, à Belfort. Groupe : Snaabbacash, à la scène de l'Arsenal.
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The U.S. Embassy’s American Center Jerusalem held a Concert for Tolerance in memory of Daniel Pearl, the U.S. journalist kidnapped and brutally murdered by terrorists in Pakistan in 2002. Acclaimed U.S musician Daryl Davis together with the local Israeli rock band Ground Heights delivered a riveting concert of blues, Jazz and Ethiopian music interspersed with Davis’ anecdotal accounts of his interactions with members of the Ku Klux Klan in which he persuaded over 50 clansmen to leave the blatantly racist organization.
The U.S. Embassy’s American Center Jerusalem held a Concert for Tolerance in memory of Daniel Pearl, the U.S. journalist kidnapped and brutally murdered by terrorists in Pakistan in 2002. Acclaimed U.S musician Daryl Davis together with the local Israeli rock band Ground Heights delivered a riveting concert of blues, Jazz and Ethiopian music interspersed with Davis’ anecdotal accounts of his interactions with members of the Ku Klux Klan in which he persuaded over 50 clansmen to leave the blatantly racist organization.
The U.S. Embassy’s American Center Jerusalem held a Concert for Tolerance in memory of Daniel Pearl, the U.S. journalist kidnapped and brutally murdered by terrorists in Pakistan in 2002. Acclaimed U.S musician Daryl Davis together with the local Israeli rock band Ground Heights delivered a riveting concert of blues, Jazz and Ethiopian music interspersed with Davis’ anecdotal accounts of his interactions with members of the Ku Klux Klan in which he persuaded over 50 clansmen to leave the blatantly racist organization.
The U.S. Embassy’s American Center Jerusalem held a Concert for Tolerance in memory of Daniel Pearl, the U.S. journalist kidnapped and brutally murdered by terrorists in Pakistan in 2002. Acclaimed U.S musician Daryl Davis together with the local Israeli rock band Ground Heights delivered a riveting concert of blues, Jazz and Ethiopian music interspersed with Davis’ anecdotal accounts of his interactions with members of the Ku Klux Klan in which he persuaded over 50 clansmen to leave the blatantly racist organization.
The U.S. Embassy’s American Center Jerusalem held a Concert for Tolerance in memory of Daniel Pearl, the U.S. journalist kidnapped and brutally murdered by terrorists in Pakistan in 2002. Acclaimed U.S musician Daryl Davis together with the local Israeli rock band Ground Heights delivered a riveting concert of blues, Jazz and Ethiopian music interspersed with Davis’ anecdotal accounts of his interactions with members of the Ku Klux Klan in which he persuaded over 50 clansmen to leave the blatantly racist organization.
The U.S. Embassy’s American Center Jerusalem held a Concert for Tolerance in memory of Daniel Pearl, the U.S. journalist kidnapped and brutally murdered by terrorists in Pakistan in 2002. Acclaimed U.S musician Daryl Davis together with the local Israeli rock band Ground Heights delivered a riveting concert of blues, Jazz and Ethiopian music interspersed with Davis’ anecdotal accounts of his interactions with members of the Ku Klux Klan in which he persuaded over 50 clansmen to leave the blatantly racist organization.
The U.S. Embassy’s American Center Jerusalem held a Concert for Tolerance in memory of Daniel Pearl, the U.S. journalist kidnapped and brutally murdered by terrorists in Pakistan in 2002. Acclaimed U.S musician Daryl Davis together with the local Israeli rock band Ground Heights delivered a riveting concert of blues, Jazz and Ethiopian music interspersed with Davis’ anecdotal accounts of his interactions with members of the Ku Klux Klan in which he persuaded over 50 clansmen to leave the blatantly racist organization.
The U.S. Embassy’s American Center Jerusalem held a Concert for Tolerance in memory of Daniel Pearl, the U.S. journalist kidnapped and brutally murdered by terrorists in Pakistan in 2002. Acclaimed U.S musician Daryl Davis together with the local Israeli rock band Ground Heights delivered a riveting concert of blues, Jazz and Ethiopian music interspersed with Davis’ anecdotal accounts of his interactions with members of the Ku Klux Klan in which he persuaded over 50 clansmen to leave the blatantly racist organization.
The U.S. Embassy’s American Center Jerusalem held a Concert for Tolerance in memory of Daniel Pearl, the U.S. journalist kidnapped and brutally murdered by terrorists in Pakistan in 2002. Acclaimed U.S musician Daryl Davis together with the local Israeli rock band Ground Heights delivered a riveting concert of blues, Jazz and Ethiopian music interspersed with Davis’ anecdotal accounts of his interactions with members of the Ku Klux Klan in which he persuaded over 50 clansmen to leave the blatantly racist organization.
Fête de la musique 2018, à Chenebier. Groupe : Fils de Pub
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I was setting myself to take a picture of this guy (another one!), a Harvard Square regular who sits near the kiosk and creates science fiction and fantasy pictures with cans of spray paint. As I did, this girl with her face painted and all those feathers in her hair walked past me and into the small crowd that was watching the guy work. All I could think was what a shot I'd missed! But then she approached him and they started talking . . .
Taken on Make Music / Harvard Square Day, part of the world-wide Make Music Day.
A showcase of diverse musical cultures featuring MIT ensembles in performance with master musicians Sumie Kaneko, Samuel Solomon and Lamine Tour, World Music Day brought together traditional and new music from Bali, Senegal, and Japan. Highlights included world premieres by Evan Ziporyn and Sam Schmetterer, traditional Balinese and Senegalese dance, a solo set by koto master Sumie Kaneko, and the debut of Cambridge’s new youth gamelan, Anak Tika.
Learn more at arts.mit.edu
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The U.S. Embassy’s American Center Jerusalem held a Concert for Tolerance in memory of Daniel Pearl, the U.S. journalist kidnapped and brutally murdered by terrorists in Pakistan in 2002. Acclaimed U.S musician Daryl Davis together with the local Israeli rock band Ground Heights delivered a riveting concert of blues, Jazz and Ethiopian music interspersed with Davis’ anecdotal accounts of his interactions with members of the Ku Klux Klan in which he persuaded over 50 clansmen to leave the blatantly racist organization.
The U.S. Embassy’s American Center Jerusalem held a Concert for Tolerance in memory of Daniel Pearl, the U.S. journalist kidnapped and brutally murdered by terrorists in Pakistan in 2002. Acclaimed U.S musician Daryl Davis together with the local Israeli rock band Ground Heights delivered a riveting concert of blues, Jazz and Ethiopian music interspersed with Davis’ anecdotal accounts of his interactions with members of the Ku Klux Klan in which he persuaded over 50 clansmen to leave the blatantly racist organization.
The U.S. Embassy’s American Center Jerusalem held a Concert for Tolerance in memory of Daniel Pearl, the U.S. journalist kidnapped and brutally murdered by terrorists in Pakistan in 2002. Acclaimed U.S musician Daryl Davis together with the local Israeli rock band Ground Heights delivered a riveting concert of blues, Jazz and Ethiopian music interspersed with Davis’ anecdotal accounts of his interactions with members of the Ku Klux Klan in which he persuaded over 50 clansmen to leave the blatantly racist organization.
The U.S. Embassy’s American Center Jerusalem held a Concert for Tolerance in memory of Daniel Pearl, the U.S. journalist kidnapped and brutally murdered by terrorists in Pakistan in 2002. Acclaimed U.S musician Daryl Davis together with the local Israeli rock band Ground Heights delivered a riveting concert of blues, Jazz and Ethiopian music interspersed with Davis’ anecdotal accounts of his interactions with members of the Ku Klux Klan in which he persuaded over 50 clansmen to leave the blatantly racist organization.
The U.S. Embassy’s American Center Jerusalem held a Concert for Tolerance in memory of Daniel Pearl, the U.S. journalist kidnapped and brutally murdered by terrorists in Pakistan in 2002. Acclaimed U.S musician Daryl Davis together with the local Israeli rock band Ground Heights delivered a riveting concert of blues, Jazz and Ethiopian music interspersed with Davis’ anecdotal accounts of his interactions with members of the Ku Klux Klan in which he persuaded over 50 clansmen to leave the blatantly racist organization.
Vieux-Nice. Place saint-François. Dolly Party (http://www.moyacircus.com/) chez la CGT pour la Fête de la Musique.
Immeuble décoré par Moya.
I took this picture just after lunch. We had been for a while in the basement to avoid being outdoors. The view was really unbelievable. Almost nobody was walking in the street. I was "happy" to have one N95 mask (although newspapers say there are enough masks, you can't find any in the shops - out of masks). The situation was really bad on June 21th, 2013 in Singapore.
A showcase of diverse musical cultures featuring MIT ensembles in performance with master musicians Sumie Kaneko, Samuel Solomon and Lamine Tour, World Music Day brought together traditional and new music from Bali, Senegal, and Japan. Highlights included world premieres by Evan Ziporyn and Sam Schmetterer, traditional Balinese and Senegalese dance, a solo set by koto master Sumie Kaneko, and the debut of Cambridge’s new youth gamelan, Anak Tika.
Learn more at arts.mit.edu
All photos ©L. Barry Hetherington
lbarryhetherington.com/
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Drumjam in bangalore; 19th June 2016 | Set 4 of #DRUMJAM #Bangalore
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A showcase of diverse musical cultures featuring MIT ensembles in performance with master musicians Sumie Kaneko, Samuel Solomon and Lamine Tour, World Music Day brought together traditional and new music from Bali, Senegal, and Japan. Highlights included world premieres by Evan Ziporyn and Sam Schmetterer, traditional Balinese and Senegalese dance, a solo set by koto master Sumie Kaneko, and the debut of Cambridge’s new youth gamelan, Anak Tika.
Learn more at arts.mit.edu
All photos ©L. Barry Hetherington
lbarryhetherington.com/
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A colorful couple (one shod, one barefoot) swaying to the music of McAlister Drive in Brattle Square. Taken on Make Music / Harvard Square Day, part of the world-wide Make Music Day.
A summer theme on Make Music / Harvard Square Day, part of the world-wide Make Music Day (World Music day / Fete de la Musique Day). These folks (there were six of them) were musicians of a sort -- the drummer's main instrument was a suitcase. Their summer theme was enhanced by the water wings on the drummer, the water ring over the accordionist's cap, and the beach towel on the backup vocalist.
Fête de la musique 2016. Groupe : Tallulah, au parking de l'Arsenal.
Mon reportage ici :
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Drumjam in bangalore; 19th June 2016 | Set 4 of #DRUMJAM #Bangalore
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Happy World Music Day ; Fête de la Musique
I didn't even know there was a day like this before today. I mean I've surely thought there should be a day to celebrate music (because, well, we have a day for everything, don't we!)
So, this is kind of my tribute.. I love my new Sennheiser HD228 headphones. :-)
Faites de la musique - Make Music
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