Autore
|
Topic: Jazz from Italy (letto 336 volte) |
|
jazzfromitaly
Newbie/Novellino
Sesso: 
post: 2
Il Jazz ti insegna la libertà o non ti insegna nulla.
  
|
 |
Jazz from Italy
« Data del post: 09/18/08 alle ore 00:53:54 » |
 
|
http://jazzfromitaly.splinder.com/
Un blog sul Jazz visto, suonato e inciso in Italia.
Di nicchia, penserete Voi, e perché no.
Nazionalista, penserete ancora, e invece qui vi sbagliate.
Ma come può essere connessa una musica che è un tutt’uno con la Storia del popolo nero, con quella Europea o addirittura Italiana?
Quindi perché uno spazio dedicato solo al jazz suonato in Italia?
Ha senso parlare di "confini" in una musica che ha fatto della libertà il suo motivo di essere?
http://jazzfromitaly.splinder.com/
|
| « Ultima modifica: 09/18/08 alle ore 00:54:20 by jazzfromitaly » |
 Loggato |
http://jazzfromitaly.splinder.com/
|
|
|
jackier
Newbie/Novellino
post: 1
W questo FORUM!!!
|
|
Re: Jazz from Italy
« Rispondi #1 Data del post: 11/12/08 alle ore 10:25:34 » |
|
Bullies may actually enjoy the pain they cause others, a new study using brain scans suggests.The part of the brain associated with reward lights up when an aggressive teen watches a video of someone hurting another person, but not when a non-aggressive youth watches the same clip, according to the University of Chicago study, published in the currentBiological Psychology.world of warcraft goldbuy wow goldcheap wow goldwow power levelingwow powerlevelingeverquest 2 goldfinal fantasy 11 cheap gileq2 plat"Aggressive adolescents showed a specific and very strong activation of the amygdala and ventral striatum (an area that responds to feeling rewarded) when watching pain inflicted on others,buy ffxi gilage of conan goldaoc goldaoc power levelingage of conan power levelingage conan goldaoc levelingffxi gilfinal fantasy xi gilmaple story mesosmaplestory mesosmaplestory mesolotro goldlotr goldlord of the ring gold which suggested that they enjoyed watching pain," researcher Jean Decety, a professor in psychology and psychiatry at the University of Chicago, said in a university news release. runescape goldrunescape moneysilkroad goldbuy silkroad golddofus kamaskamas dofusage of conan goldaoc power levelingage of conan power levelingaoc levelingwarhammer goldbuy warhammer gold "Unlike the control group, the youth with conduct disorder did not activate the area of the brain involved in self-regulation (the medial prefrontal cortex and the temporoparietal junction)."The study compared eight 16- to 18-year-old boys with an aggressive conduct disorder to a group that didn't show unusual signs of aggression. All participants underwent functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) while watching videos in which people endured pain accidentally, such as when a heavy bowl was dropped on their hands, and intentionally, such as when a person stepped on another's foot.
|
|
Loggato |
|
|
|
|
JAZZ FORUM - Imprint/Profeta :: Powered by YaBB
