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Il ballo della Musa - dances and lyrics from XVI century; tablature for
lute by Casteliono, Pietro Paulo Borrono, J.A. Dalza, A. Rotta, Anonimo
● Music (15 min.)
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Budino di asparagi con vellutata di GranaPadano
Asparagus pudding in Grana Padano cheese velutèe
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Padoana ala francese - Vincenzo Capirola
Pavana e saltarello, La Milanesa - Pietro Paolo Borrono
La rocha 'l fuso - Antonio Rotta
Pavana – Anonimo
Moresca - Giulio Cesare Barbetta
Riso vialone nano mantecato con la zucca i suoi fiori e spezzatino d'anatra
Risotto stirred with butternut squash, pumpkin flowers and duck stew
Guancia di vitella stufata al Sauvignon del Bosco Eliceo con indivia
belga,pomodorini gratinati al timo e melanzane trifolate
Slow cooked pan fried veal cheek in belgian chicory, cherry tomatoes au
gratin with thyme, sauted eggplant and Sauvignon of the Bosco Eliceo
wine sauce
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Semifreddo al mascarpone e fragole con cialde alle mandorle
Parfait of mascarpone cheese and strawberries in an almond sweet basket
Saltarello chiamato La Torgia
Saltarello detto El Burato
Saltarello Pescatore che va cantando
Balletto - Vincenzo Capirola
Calata ala spagnola – Ioan Ambrosio Dalza
● Musical goodbye (15 min.)
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Pavana, saltarello e piva alla veneziana - Ioan Ambrosio Dalza
Moresca - Giulio Cesare Barbetta
Pavana e piva, alla ferrarese - Ioan Ambrosio Dalza
by Fortuna Ensamble:
Nazomi Shimizu - Flauti (flutes), Gianni Lazzari - viola da gamba (bass
viola), Roberto Cascio - liuto (lute), Marco Muzzati - percussioni
(percussion instruments)
Copernicus and University of Ferrara
Copernicus arrived in Ferrara in 1503 to become a doctorate
in canonic law at the end of his studies in Italy (Bologna). In
that period, Ferrara University welcomed many students
from different universities and from abroad. The town was a
major cultural centre of the Italian Renaissance. Ercole I
Transversity 2008
May 28-31 2008, Ferrara (Italy)
d'Este reigned at that time, Ariosto was writing his octaves,
famous painters beautified the palaces and Lucrezia Borgia
showed off all her beauty.
The debate about the Points (chosen from Decreta and
Decretalia) developed in the bishop's palace - each bishop
was the chancellor of the University.
After the debate, the first supervisor handed Copernicus the
doctorate insignia: a book, first closed so to let him discover
the truth by himself without external help and then opened
to learn from the wisdom of the others. He slipped a ring on
his finger and put a beret on him. Finally Copernicus was
declared doctor in canonical law and his first supervisor
kissed him as a symbol of peace.
After the ceremony, all of them went to the Faculty of Law at
San Francesco hall where Copernicus likely offered a
traditional small reception called Conventus privatus.
Social Dinner at
Refettorio San Francesco, Chiesa San Francesco,
May 30 2008