Are you ready to do the Twist for the 2024 Gran(i)Tour? Let’s start getting a feel for it! One, two, three, four!
The full video is coming very soon. For more information and booking: micalosapevo@pibinko.org or +393317539228
Are you ready to do the Twist for the 2024 Gran(i)Tour? Let’s start getting a feel for it! One, two, three, four!
The full video is coming very soon. For more information and booking: micalosapevo@pibinko.org or +393317539228
Here are a few shots from the “open door” event with Wolfgang Scheibe and his combined universe of art, agriculture, and music. As a peculiarity, with over 400 events in this celebration, the one in Tatti was the only one in Italy (and, in practice, almost the only one out of German-speaking countries…there was another one in the South of Denmark.
Now, we have a question..how come there are some grains in the picture? Are they ancient? Are they modern? Are they hand-made? To know more you will have to wait for the next episodes of the Jug Band Colline Metallifere! series, or you can write to micalosapevo@pibinko.org or +393317539228 if you are curious.
Sunday March 17, from 11AM to 6PM, Wolfgang Scheibe AKA Tattistampa, known in the world for his production of hand-made prints, posters and other graphic works, is waiting for you to celebrate the international day of art printing in his secret workshop between Tatti and Meleta, in the rolling hills of Southern Tuscany.
Considering the limited size of the premises, it is necessary to book your visit by Saturday, March 16, 8PM. Please write to micalosapevo@pibinko.org or message on whatsapp or SMS on +393317539228. A few slots are still available.
The day will also be an opportunity to learn about other projects on which Wolfgang is active, and in particular with his Jug Band Colline Metallifere. Some of the band members will be present during the day and, accidentally, there might be musical instruments in the surroundings…who knows what might happen…
But please, book yourr visit by 8PM, Saturday March 16!
In addition to the promo video below, we encourage you to review some of Wolgang’s feats since 2014 in the pibinko.org netowrk (link 1), and with the Jug Band Colline Metallifere (link 2)…combining music, printing, and agriculture there are lots of intersting stories!
Please see also the initial announcement for this event, published on Jan. 31.
For more information and booking: micalosapevo@pibinko.org or +393317539228.
What can we say…have part of an interview where international events, rural community maps and appetizer recipes are all in the same picture feels good when you work on and promote interdisciplinary activities. For more open data stories in the pibinko.org network, see https://www.pibinko.org/en/?s=%22open+data%22 (articles start in 2010).
Thanks again to Carlo Sestini for the hospitality and see you in April.
To support the pibinko.org activities on open data outreach and production: https://www.pibinko.org/support/
For more information: micalosapevo@pibinko.org or +393317539228.
This is a partial list of interviews and video of situations with people talking in the pibinko.org network. Articles start from December 2006. For more video with broader settings (music, natural or not-so-natural phenomena, animals, etc.) see also http://www.pibinko.org/videos/.
The majority of these interviews is in Italian. We do make an effort to maintaing a English version of most of our articles, but subtitling all the videos goes beyond the scope of our standard operations. Please write us if you do not understand the content, but would like to know more.
If you would like to have an interview by: micalosapevo@pibinko.org or +393317539228
This map represents the progress in the collection of “community place names” in the pibinko.org network projects.
These are localities and other geographic features which currently are not represented in official base maps (namely, the 1:10000 so called “technical regional cartography”). For the various areas we have engaged, we indicated the starting year. All communities of the participating villages are acknowledged.
If you click on one of the points you will see a list of pibinko.org articles referring to that location.
During our last “M’illumino di Meno” we explained that Luciano Massetti from the Italian Research Council’s Institute of Bioeconomy could not participate directly to the BuioMetria Partecipativa events due to the overlap with a mission to the Svalbard Islands. In fact, his goal was to deploy a night sky quality sensor. We did check with Luciano the possibility of having some form of live connection, but due to the tight schedule in such a peculiar research facility this was not possible. However, Luciano was able to document a few moments of his presence in this video, from which you may also have a glimps of what happens when Italian researchers venture in very cold places:
For more information:
Video source: https://video.ibe.cnr.it/w/oZwcqDV6UYxZ8rG1jcHxAv
Jennifer the Verona Reindeer and Mauro Tirannosauro have ascertained it beyond any reasonable doubt. Also Castelfiorentino, close to Florence, is “in the heart of Tuscany”.
Help us to draw the perimeter of this great big hear by letting us know about locations to micalosapevo@pibinko.org or +33317539228. For the moment the heart of Tuscany is looking like a tight ventricle, but we are only in the very first steps of this survey.
To follow the story: https://www.pibinko.org/en/?s=heart+tuscany
…if you live in Bayern or Baden-Württemberg and you are curious about the Jug Band Colline Metallifere and about stuff we propose about “music & territories”, please contact us for an initiative which will be reaching you in a couple of months: micalosapevo@pibinko.org o 3317539228.
For a refresher:
Please note that for posts after May 2023 the Italian-language version of the sites has a lot more content than the English-language version, so you are encouraged to browse the Italian version..
The Jug Band Colline Metallifere goes North with the 2024 GRAN(i)TOUR!
After the “Geomusical Tour” in 2019 and the “Brezel Tour” in 2023, the “GRAN(i)TOUR” with the Jug Band Colline Metallifere in 2024 is all about grains (Grani in Italian). At the bottom of this page you will find more articles about the development of this project.
The reason for the tour comes from two invitations at festivals in farms commemorating Rudolf Steiner’s answer to the farmers exactly 100 years ago and that point further into our future.
Our band is a music collective from three countries and three generations, based in the Colline Metallifere, the metalliferous hills of Tuscany. We have been working together since 2018. About half of our repertoire consists of our own songs on contemporary topics, all based on folk, blues and rock, and we also play some of the classics in our own interpretation.
In addition to the music, our passions always play a role in our shows: environmental issues, stories about our land, anecdotes about agriculture, and more incredibly strange facts. We do have recorded material, but our strength is live performances, and “Musica&Territorio!” is our motto.
In the photo from left to right:
(photo credits: Romina Zago)
The GRAN(i)TOUR 2024 will take us from Maremma to Trentino, Munich and the Black Forest, Stuttgart and Ludwigsburg and the Hohenlohe region. We will be on the road from June 14 to June 30, and then back to Tuscany for more Summer gigs.
The tour is co-sponsored by
Follow us on www.jugbandcm.it or Instagram @jugbandcm.
For more information and booking: jugbandcm@pibinko.org or +393317539228.