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Gian Paolo
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# Posted: 6 Dec 06 15:18 - Edited by: Gian Paolo
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Some photograms from the documentary: Castelsardo, Sassari and Alghero
Presented at the Museum of Contemporary Art
“ MASEDU “ in Sassari
BY Gian Paolo
The passion, the death and the resurrection
of Jesus Christ as ritual cerimonies in the
towns of Sassari, Castelsardo and Alghero.
The documentary describes the rites of the
Holy Week starting from Palm Sunday in
Castelsardo, then following a kind of religious
route each day of the week in one of the three towns.
There is no speaking in the video. Classic, modern music and coral singing
is presented; the last one is intoned by the brothers participating in the ritual
cerimonies.
The rites in Castelsardo continue on the Easter Monday with the
“Delivery of Mysteries” presented at “ la Confraternita del Sacro Cuore.”
“Mysteries” are called the symbolic representations of the moments and the
sufferings of Jesus Christ’ s passion.
During the nocturnal procession in the medieval little centre, lit only by a few lanterns
and torches, the brothers called “ apostuli ” intone the very ancient choirs “ Miserere, “
“Jesu” and “Stabat Mater.” The rites go on Tuesday with the Procession of the Mysteries
and on Wednesday with the Procession of Our Lady of Sorrows, both in Sassari.
The description of the rites continue in Alghero, on Thursday with the Washing of feet
(Lavanda In Coena domini). In the evening. The Crucifixion is represented in the
Cathedral. The cerimony shows Spanish cross-references due to the Catalan origin of
the town. The documentary ends in Castelsardo on Friday, with The Deposition Of
Christ from The Cross (S’ Iscravamentu in Sardinian language). The last procession
brings the Simulacre from the Cathedral to the church of “Santa Croce”.
Castelsardo" Lunissanti "
Sassari
Alghero
Castelsardo "S’ ISCRAVAMENTU in Sardinian language"
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Marcos
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# Posted: 6 Dec 06 15:37
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Why in Q&A?
Why in capital letters? Remember that in "computers" communication, when you write in capital letters you are shouting. :-)
Greetings !
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Gian Paolo
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# Posted: 6 Dec 06 15:51
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Excuse Marcos the text or best the translation e' written I copied it and only glue thus can make up for? Dimmi
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Akbar
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# Posted: 6 Dec 06 16:29
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I understand you made this documentary. Congratulations!!
I'd love to see it.
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Gian Paolo
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# Posted: 6 Dec 06 17:20
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Sono contento dell 'interesse Akbar al mio documentario ma purtroppo ancora non e' in vendita online ma eventualmente posso spedirlo tramite corriere espresso.
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devish
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# Posted: 6 Dec 06 18:58
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if you want Gian Paolo I can translate this?
Se vuoi Gian Paolo posso tradurlo?
However, really nice pics you've got there, I espetially like your black and whites
Comunque, sono molto belle le foto, mi piacciono specialmente quelle in bianco e nero.
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Aline
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# Posted: 6 Dec 06 19:18
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Great, Paolo... Impressive, Beautiful, and, for me, very interesting.
I would be curious to see the documentary..and to listen to the choirs, too.
Suprising too : you have many faces as photographer. (DOn't know how to say that rightly in english). It is a big quality !
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Mario Casal
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# Posted: 7 Dec 06 13:10
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Paolo,
Very beautul work. I like very much, by the way your portfolio is fantastic.
Congratulations!!!!
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portofeliz
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# Posted: 7 Dec 06 18:01
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Hi Gian Paolo,
Uommo! It is a very positive contribution to us, grazie! Photos are lovely and I hope you continue doing this in the future. Molte grazie !
By the way, Can someone teach me how to open a forum item? So far I was not able to find this out. Thanks.
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Gian Paolo
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# Posted: 8 Dec 06 14:39
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Grazie a tutti voi per l' interesse che avete dimostrato riguardo il forum
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