Rai world / Events and news

At “Tg2 Italia”, the news program live on Rai 2 from 10.10 to 11 and conducted by Marzia Roncacci, tomorrow’s episode will talk about sea, beaches and prices. The effects of the price increases due to the war (which will be taken into account during the episode) have also arrived under the umbrella. Together with Luigi Gabriele of Consumerism, we will see in what percentage the prices have increased by touring the most beautiful beaches in Italy and we will also listen to the tourist forecasts for this summer from the seaside resorts. In the second part of the program, the usual “Itineraries” section, with links and reports on tourist locations, exhibitions and museums to visit at the weekend. From the Carlo Felice Theater in Genoa, Ruggero Leoncavallo’s “Pagliacci” directed by Cristian Taraborrelli. It is the opera, staged last October, which Rai Cultura proposes tomorrow at 22.10 on Rai 5. The baton of Andriy Yurkevych conducts the Orchestra, Chorus, Chorus of White and Technical Voices of the Carlo Felice Theater. Choir Master, Francesco Aliberti, White Voice Choir Master, Gino Tanasini. Directed TV by Claudia De Toma. Two out of three Danish voters said yes to collaboration with the Member States of the European Union for military operations in the future, abandoning 30 years of self-determination on national defense. Since Denmark chose to join the European Union in 1972, such a clear majority has never opted for cooperation with the EU. Luigi Spinola will talk about it on Radio3 Mondo, broadcast tomorrow at 11 on Rai Radio 3, with Sergio Fabbrini, professor of Politics and International Relations and Dean of the Department of Political Sciences at Luiss Guido Carli in Rome. Andrea Borgnino’s #Interferences will be on the radio messages that the Russians are broadcasting for the military and for the population in the occupied areas and where they fight. On Rai Storia ‘The great journey of the Vikings’ – on Rai5 at ‘Rock Legends’ I Kiss Between the sixth and seventh centuries, a series of climatic events hit Scandinavia, causing famines and reducing agricultural production and population. Thus begins the saga of the Vikings who, in the immediately following period, build the image of barbarians massacres of unarmed monks in Europe. The first appointment with the series “The great journey of the Vikings”, broadcast tomorrow at 10.10 pm with the introduction by Professor Alessandro Barbero, tells it all. From Scandinavia there are many who venture out to sea in search of a better life, developing a new, distinctive type of sailing ship. The earliest known Viking raids are the assaults and raids on monasteries and coastal areas of the British Isles, not just lots of makeup, lycra pants and glam-rock boots. Behind Kiss there is much more: “Rock Legends” tells it, broadcast tomorrow at 11.30pm on Rai 5. Their first live album, “Alive!” it is considered one of the most important live albums in history and also one of the best albums ever. Not surprisingly, the music magazine Rolling Stone places it at position 159 on the list of the five hundred best albums of all time. on Rai 5. Starring the Orchestra of the National Academy of Santa Cecilia conducted by Antonio Pappano with violinist Friedemann Eichhorn. Music by Rossini, Say and Rimskij-Korsakov on the program. The program looks at the relationship between Two Worlds – East and West and at mutual musical inspirations and suggestions. The charm of landscapes, customs, sounds and customs associated with the countries of the Mediterranean shores finds traces in the exoticism of Rossini’s Symphony from L’Italiana in Algeri, and in the thousand and one nights atmospheres of the symphonic suite by Rimskij-Korsakov Sheherazade, but also in the most recent violin Concerto “1001 Nights in the Harem” by the Turkish composer and pianist Fazil Say, performed for the occasion by Friedemann Eichhorn, one of his most refined interpreters. TV directed by Alessandra De Sanctis. On Rai Storia ‘Apocalypse of the past’ – on Rai3 ‘Carlo Rosselli, socialism and freedom’ Eight thousand years ago a fertile and luxuriant land united the British Isles to continental Europe: a Stone Age Eden, canceled by a devastating event. A story told by “Apocalypse of the past” broadcast tomorrow at 21.10 for “aCdC”, with an introduction by Professor Alessandro Barbero. An ancient hypothesis is confirmed thanks to new technologies and the North Sea floor reveals its secrets to archaeologists: in the Stone Age a portion of land connected continental Europe to the British Isles, a paradise inhabited by abundant game and by human hunter-gatherer societies. Archaeological research has reconstructed the life practices in this Mesolithic Eden, buried under the waves of the sea for nearly eight thousand years. An anti-fascist activist and intellectual: Carlo Rosselli. It is he – with his political action and the thought of him – the protagonist of “Past and Present”, the Rai Cultura program broadcast tomorrow. To analyze the figure, Paolo Mieli and Professor Lucio Villari. Heir to a family of Mazzini’s faith, Rosselli began to engage in politics in the early 1920s, approaching the socialist party. These were the very hard years of the Livorno Congress, of the crisis of liberal democracy and the advent of fascism, of which Rosselli was a strong opponent from the beginning. Sent to confinement, he writes his most important theoretical work, “Liberal Socialism” and a few years later constitutes the “Justice and Freedom” movement which will become the pole of attraction for many anti-fascists, especially young people. The murder of Carlo and Nello Rosselli, which took place in France in June 1937, remains one of the most sensational political crimes of the last century. “Visions”, premiered tomorrow at 9.15 pm on Rai 5, celebrates Italy by dedicating an episode of the beauties of our country restored to their splendor to be shared with the public by Fai. Through these special places, in fact, precious stories of men and acts of generosity are rediscovered so that their memory can be preserved and told. The Pesenti cement factory and the Olivetti shop in Venice, the Villa dei Vescovi in ​​Padua, Villa San Luca in Ospedaletti, the Castle of Masino, the Conti Vecchi salt pans in Sardinia, are just some examples of the FAI properties in this episode. To lead the story, the voice of the deputy director of Fai Daniela Bruno, together with the testimonies of other guests such as the director of the Fai Marco Magnifico, Danco Singer and the architect Luca Molinari. The program is signed by Alessandra Greca with Emanuela Avallone, Paola Mordiglia, Francesca Filiasi, Franca De Angelis and Elena Sorrentino. Directed by Anna Tinti.