Daniela Ripetti Pacchini -- "The Poets' Waltz".
Music: The Second Waltz of Shostakovich played by André Rieu.
'Waltz 2' is the seventh movement (and the 'second' waltz) of the eight movements of the "Suite for Variety Orchestra", also named "Suite for Variety Stage Orchestra". For many years the Suite for Variety Orchestra was misidentified as the "lost" suite for Jazz Orchestra No.2, which is a different work . See note 1).
This video is a memory of the "2nd International Festival of the Poets" held in1980 at Piazza di Siena in Rome. The memory is evoked by a T-shirt of that event found an old trunk.
In my dreaming reconstruction images of places and poets follow one after the other and seem to dance to the captivating rhythm of Shostakovich's Waltz.
Not only poets coming from all over the world, but also musicians, astronomers, astronauts, astrophysicists and comedians participated in the 2nd International Festival of the Poets, conceived and organized by Simone Carella, Ulisse Benedetti (Beat 72 Cultural Association) & Franco Cordelli and sponsored by the peerless City Councillor Renato Nicolini, the creator of the 'Roman Summer'. That international meeting of 'poets off the page' was an Aion, a 'hot' event before the 'Winter Journey' of the 1980s (to quote F. Schubert and Augusto Illuminati) , an event where many contradictions imploded in the soft machine of verses.
Some photos included in this remembrance are mine, some are by Agnese De Donato and Giorgio Piredda, some by Dino Ignani (pictures of the stage of the Festival, Gino Scartaghiande, Amelia Rosselli, Bianca Maria Frabotta, Gabriella Sica, Jolanda Insana, Edith Bruck, Maria Luisa Spaziani, Valentino Zeichen, Alfredo Giuliani, Sandra Petrignani, Gino Scartaghiande). http://www.dinoignani.net/. The photos of Piazza di Siena are by Massimo Feliziani, who then worked with me as far as the sound part was concerned. Some pictures are from the Web, those of Amiri Baraka (Le Roi Jones), Allen Ginsberg and Peter Orlovsky, Gregory Corso and Ginsberg, Victor Cavallo, Margherita Hack and "Der Wanderer über dem Nebelmeer" by Caspar David Friedrich, are from Wikipedia Creative Commons.
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These are the names of the protagonists of the Festival, printed on the shirt and in the book "Poeti Italiani al 2°Festival Internazionale dei Poeti" (Studio Forma 1980):
Italian poets: Dario Bellezza, Alfredo Giuliani, Armanda Guiducci, Jolanda Insana, Giorgio Manacorda, Giulia Niccolai, Renzo Paris, Francesco Serrao, Adriano Spatola, Maria Luisa Spaziani, Mario Baudino, Patrizia Bettini, Edith Bruck, Giuseppe Conte, Ignazio Delogu, Bianca Maria Frabotta, Rosanna Guerrini, Vivian Lamarque, Arrigo Lora-Totino, Nico Orengo, Daniela Ripetti, Amelia Rosselli, Silvia Battisti, Mariella Bettarini, Michelangelo Coviello, Roberto De Angelis, Tommaso di Ciaula, Attilio Lolini, Anna Malfaiera, Anna Mongiardo, Paolo Morelli, Mariella Bettarini, Sandra Petrignani, Paolo Prestigiacomo, Gino Scartaghiande, Gabriella Sica, Mara Alessi, Rosita Copioli, , Marco Gherardi, Francesco Leonetti, Dacia Maraini, Antonio Porta, Giulio Stocchi, Sebastiano Vassalli, Valentino Zeichen, Nanni Balestrini (his poems were read by Valeria Magli and some fragments also by me).
Foreign Poets: Josif Brodskij, Jean Jacques Lebel, A. Amirkhanian, Erich Fried, Mahmoud Darwish, Brion Gysin, Amiri Baraka (Le Roi Jones), Allen Ginsberg, Peter Orlovsky, William Burroughs, John Jorno, Gregory Corso e and many others...
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Note 1) 'Waltz 2' was used on the soundtrack to the 1999 Stanley Kubrick film "Eyes Wide Shut" (based on Arthur Schnitzler's "Traumnovelle) . The greater part of the "Suite for Variety Orchestra" is material recycled and assembled by Shostakovich at least post-1956; and the "Waltz 2" was adapted from the "Waltz" (eight movement) from the Suite from "The First Echelon", Op. 99a (1956). "The First Echelon (Pervyy eshelon)" is a 1955 soviet film directed by M.K. Kalatozov.
ITA.*- Daniela Ripetti Pacchin. Ricordi del "Secondo Festival Internazionale dei Poeti" ( Piazza di Siena, Roma 1980).
Musica : "The Second Waltz" by Dimitri Shostakovich interpretato da André Rieu.
In questo video la 'Madeleine proustiana' evocatrice dei ricordi è una maglietta, la maglietta del "2° Festival Internazionale dei Poeti" , ritrovata in un vecchio baule.
Quel caleidoscopico Festival, includeva oltre a poeti provenienti da tutto il mondo, anche musicisti, astronomi, astronauti, astrofisici e comici. Esso fu un Aion, un evento 'caldo' prima della lunga fredda stagione degli anni ottanta. Un evento in cui, nella morbida macchina dei versi, si condensarono ed implosero molte contraddizioni come era già accaduto del 1° Festival Internazionale dei Poeti di Castelporziano nel 1979.
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