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The Biennale is now the seat of the State, in the ancient Convent of Santa Margherita. Like last year, the appointment of the Archives has a special charm, because it will now consider a usual place of study, like our schools, and we feel at home.
The cloister exhibition has its problems. Here we use the beams to hang the strings from the sources, our thoughts on "Sacred and Profane in Treviso in the thirteenth century." This is of course Fragments, given the scale of the proposed topic.
It 's a pleasant evening and we choose to live outside in the garden of the cloister. Listen to the orchestra's overture Middle School L. Stefanini, forty boys and teachers who have played together: the first part is devoted to medieval secular music. They are very good.
Our special guest, historian Gianpaolo Cagnin is equipped with a table to talk about young people in Treviso in the thirteenth century, because of course, talk shows and documents, ancient texts in parchment and the result is a vivid picture and fascinating.
Our Raffaella Cithaeron then discusses the educational workshops. We hear numerous but scattered all sitting around the rung of the cloister and the central well, while the sun slowly sets. More music, this time are two pieces dedicated to the Carnival that give us some wonderful moments in which tension and tiredness are softened and we are all pleased with this adventure of the Biennale.
toast with tea (major fault of the organization) so that he thought the sweets of the nuns, to stay in philological issue, but as you mistakenly believe that they were teetotal, we ordered tea to accompany them. Now we need a little 'wine to toast the good work of these schools offer over the historiographical work of great figures.