Ian Di Tullio PhD’s Post

The essence of Claude Edwin Theriault’s work: the concept of coexistence across all points in time—an artistic exploration of what physicists call eternalism, the idea that all moments exist simultaneously, and no single moment is more “real” than another. Theriault captures this complex dance of time through his art and music, blending cultural layers and creating emotional resonance in ways no one else dares to tread. https://lnkd.in/eti8pZr7

Excited to share our latest blog post, "Música Imaginaria: Cuando La Imaginación Se Transforma En Sonido," featuring insights from Baldo Martínez, a Galician double bassist and a key figure in contemporary jazz. In this piece, we explore the fascinating intersection of imagination and sound, highlighting how creativity shapes musical expression. Discover how Baldo's unique approach not only enhances the jazz genre but also inspires musicians everywhere. Read the full article here: [Música Imaginaria](https://ift.tt/2x0AkpZ).

There are seven sacred core #values that we have received from #indigenous wisdom and taught to us by artist and author Sam Bighetty on the #GCCG team, William Singer III, and many other elders. These values are central to the teachings in our bespoke #leadership workshops. A core value is humility. It means sharing and inclusion, amongst other things. We are sharing Youssef SKALLI's words of leadership this morning. #executivesandmanagement

Dive deep into the intricacies of Ariana Grande's latest music video "Yes, And" with this comprehensive analysis. Explore the symbolism, lyrical nuances, and deeper messages behind the artistry. #ArianaGrande #MusicAnalysis #YesAnd #ArtisticExpression

Refreshing and well-phrased observation: encourage children to speak to each other about the art that they’re viewing and what they liked in it (there is no real need for them to have jargon to take recourse to). Art would become less distant if they have spoken/can speak about it to friends (as opposed to, to teachers, where they may be nervous and/or less authentic)

Fragance and music. Who knew they had such gorgeous parallels? As a professional artist, a singer, and a lover of classical music, I fully resonate with how Francis Kurkdijan describes his fragrance conception and composition process. 🎼 His words paint an inspiration you can see and hear and-if you have ever experienced his luxury fragance line-smell. Whether or not you consider yourself to be a “creative” person, I think there could be something for all of us in the personal insights Francis shared: Like a symphonic or other creative composition: •Rarely are our endeavors singular. Many factors come together to create a productive, positive outcome. •Even the smallest things can be multifaceted. Appreciate the hidden depths. •Environment matters. How we surround ourselves impacts our output. What in your daily environments helps to inspire you?

Check out this insightful post on understanding Joni Mitchell's genius, titled "Understanding Joni Mitchell's genius from both sides now." The post delves into the complex artistry of the iconic artist and challenges preconceived notions. Gain a new perspective on Joni Mitchell's music by reading the full article here: https://ift.tt/nH4y8Bt.

Fact: A mediocre environment can never nurture classical music and art. An identity of a healthy and vibrant society is of that excel in classical music and art. Something to ponder on... Image: AI generated #society #healthysociety #culture

What would Beethoven do today? Bonn is the place of birth and artistic development of Ludwig van Beethoven. This is were a great talent could turn into an iconic, genre-defining artist, whose work we still adore and cherish. But what would a super-talent like Beethoven create with music as an art form in todays world, with todays aesthetics and technologies? How can we create an environment for the development of contemporary music as a vital and world-embracing genre in the middle of society, not just some fringe and very-special-interest activity. In the spirit of Beethoven, music has to be both daringly contemporary and centered in emotional experience. How can we create an environment in Bonn, where such innovative ideas and talents can flourish, just as they did 250 years ago in Beethovens time? Our contemporary contribution to this question over at Beethovenfest Bonn is our new fellowship program, for which we just opened a call for submissions of ideas and projects. We think we can create a plattform for that groundbreaking big project and new idea of the Beethovens of today. Please share and apply :-)

Check out our newest blog post on Coastal Fusion! We take a deep dive into what it took to execute this highly successful cultural event of music, food, and art. 🎶 🍛 🎨 Have a read here.. https://buff.ly/4eWimg6