When art ahead of its time
precognition of a modern princess chansonnier
of Jacopo
divine powers of a creative art that certain precognition. The song Ice ammonia and a painting in musical form signed by Norman Zoia almost thirty years ago '. Even then speculated on Titan adventure story of "monsters that breathe methane."
Now, the question is just really come to a probe on Titan where, in the meantime, recent scientific surveys have found very presence of methane and ammonia vapors. After all we know, the real singers sometimes have a sense of "becoming" very special, a little 'to Jules Verne! The song in question is contained in Blues 3000 (the first multi-Art on CD-ROM): 600 numbered copies signed by the same Zoia, poet and performer transmediale choice between off-piste for the more attentive to trade between disciplines. "So wrote Barbara Ferrari in "Il Piave in Italy & the World" January 7, 2005, then again on page 8 of TrevisoSette (the Weekly's Brand) of 10 November 2006 (the article can be found in the archive). Listened to the light This new space race, the track above leaves of stone (or ice, wanting to play on the title) to intuition, for the substantial number of references and the direct quotation of Titan. The song was written between '77 and '78 and had a few performances. Performed for the first time in public in '83, has been a staple of the concert in favor of the Mato Grosso Smeraldo in Milan in '90. Recorded at the SIAE in '91 and included on the CD Rom 3000 Blues in '98. A curiosity: the news of the landing of Huygens on the largest satellite of Saturn has been given by the news on January 14 (the same day that the author was born Ice ammonia). To close, it is of the topical news of the downgrading of Pluto single planet. Well, anyway its fog is the same hushed Milan in the fifties and sixties, according to Zoia writes in the second verse of the song in question. Latest from space is found, the lakes of methane on Titan, temperature less than two hundred and probably an underground ocean of water and ammonia.
Posted by Piave on Saturday, June 21, 2008
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