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Argon is a chemical element, which is part of the noble gas group in the periodic table of elements. It is inert, odorless, tasteless, and colorless but produces a characteristic lilac/violet glow. Am...

In ancient Greek literature this term meant a kind of guide carrying the description of seas, ports, peoples, and other news related to journeys of discovery. Inspired by this picturesque word, the co...

The Altavilla (in French, Hauteville) were one of the most important and influential families of the Normans. In 1061, they began a campaign of conquest in Southern Italy, which until then had been un...

The 3 movements of this suite (the sea, the sun and the dance) are the characteristics that unite all the countries bordering the Mediterranean.

The three sirens Leucosia, Ligeia, and Parthenope, failing to charm Ulysses and overcome by sorrow, found death in the deep sea. Their bodies were later located in three distinct areas, which since th...

Anima Mediterranea (Mediterranean Soul) is a composition by Donato Semeraro for clarinet in G (also called Turkish clarinet) and wind band. As an alternative to the clarinet in G, the solo part can be...

KIMBE in Sardinian means five, precisely like the movements of this suite, which are unique miniatures that differ sharply in musical language as well as in orchestration. The composition opens with c...

The city of Buseto Palizzolo in Sicily derives its name from the Arabic term Busith, which in transliteration means land. Buseto Palizzolo is located in a beautiful valley, which, from Mount Sparagio...

Belfort is inspired by the author's imaginary journey to the city of Belfort (France). Located in the northeastern part of France, a few kilometers from Lorraine, Belfort is famous for its citadel and...

The most representative dances of the great Polish folk tradition are mainly five: Mazurka, Krakowiak, Kujawiak, Oberek, and Polonaise. Except for the Krakowiak, these dances are all in triple meter,...

The city of Quart derives its name from the Latin 'Ad quartum ab Augusta lapidem', or four Roman miles from Augusta Praetoria, present-day Aosta, along the ancient Roman consular road of the Gauls. Th...

The city of Quart derives its name from the Latin 'Ad quartum ab Augusta lapidem', or four Roman miles from Augusta Praetoria, present-day Aosta, along the ancient Roman consular road of the Gauls. Th...