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Event #19

Saturday 31 August, 09.30 pm

Teatro degli Impavidi2 - euro 12.00
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Cristiano Godano, Telmo Pievani

The song of water

Reading Musicale di e con Cristiano Godano e Telmo Pievani
Una produzione FREECOM e Produzioni Fuorivia 

 

Water is in turmoil: in some regions it is scarce, leading to desertification; in others it is abundant, causing floods. The climate is warming, and water is charged with unprecedented energy; atmospheric and ocean currents are melting glaciers, permafrost, and the Arctic ice cap. While the great civilizations who developed near the water considered this element sacred — a source both of life and death — the people of today, deceived by its abundance, waste it. In The Song of Water the music of Cristiano Godano merges with the science of Telmo Pievani to create a secular prayer that conveys concern but also hope: renewable energy, supportive communities, protected marine areas, and new technologies. It is time to rebuild a civilization that regards nature with gratitude.

 

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Crisitano Godano

Cristiano Godano, known as the frontman of the Italian music band Marlene Kuntz, is a poliedric artist, singer, guitarist, author, actor and writer. Since 2012, he has been a lecturer at the Master in Music Communication at the Catholic University of Milan. He has published “I vivi” Nuotando nell'aria” (La Nave di Teseo, 2019). His first solo album, entitled “Mi ero perso il cuore”, was released in 2020.

Telmo Pievani

Telmo Pievani is Professor of Philosophy of Biological Sciences at the University of Padua, where he also teaches Bioethics and Naturalistic Disclosure. He collaborates with Corriere della Sera, Le Scienze, Micromega and L'Indice dei Libri del Mese. He is the author of numerous publications, including: “La vita inaspettata” (2011), “Imperfezione” (2019), “Serendipità” (2021), “Il giro del mondo nell'Antropocene” (with M. Varotto and maps by F. Ferrarese, 2022) for Cortina; “La terra dopo di noi” (with F. Lanting, Contrasto, 2019); “DNA” (Mondadori, 2020); “E avvertirono il cielo. La nascita della cultura” (with C. Simi, Jaca Book, 2020); “Viaggio nell'Italia dell'Antropocene” (with M. Varotto, Aboca Edizioni, 2021); “La natura è più grande di noi” (Solferino, 2022). His latest book “Tutti i mondi possibili” (Cortina) will be published at the end of August.
ph. credits: Gerardo Ozuna


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