MICHAEL JACKSON HIS MUSIC

In this site we do care about music and the impact of this Art to people`s feelings. People are quite curious to find out the reasons that drove Michael Jacskson to end his life in this suddden manner.Well i`d say it was expected. It doesn`t take much to understand that he had the end Elvis was trying to get.It was all over for them,years ago.When there is no evolution there is end. They were stars ,bright ones that were lit a long time. There was nothing new,no music,no human relations,no light anywhere.It takes courage to try to live and stand up when you believe there is nothing at all.Michael Jackson was a big musical phenomenon but we know nothing about his education,his beliefs. We shall remember him for what he was.........the GREAT ENTERTAINER

MICHEL JACKSON I JUST CAN`T STOP LOVING YOU

MICHEL JACKSON END OF THE STORY

THE UNFORTUNATE NEWS OF SUDDEN DEATH OF THE KING OF POP CAME THIS MORNING AS I WOKE UP AT 7 O CLOCK ATHENS TIME.

EARLIER LAST NIGHT COMPLETELY UNAWARE OF THE TRAGIC EVENT I POSTED ONE VIDEO OF MICHAEL WITH THE SONG THE MAN.

MAY BE HIS SOUL WILL FIND PEACE ...WHO KNOWS.

HE WILL BE REMEMBERED AS A GREAT MUSICIAN AND PERFORMER MAYBE AS BIG AS KING ELVIS OR KING JAMES BROWN.FAREWELL TO MICHAEL

LOOK IN THE LABELS OF THIS BLOG FOR MICHAEL JACKSON`S VIDEOS

JAMES BROWN LIVING IN AMERICA

THE MAN MC.CARTNEY -JACSON 1980`S

THE BEATLES 1969 GET BACK

MANOS HADJIDAKIS MIN TON ROTAS TON OURANO

MANOS HADJIDAKIS THE SONG OF THE SIRENE

THE OPENING CEREMONY

IT WAS A VERY PLAIN AND BRIGHT CEREMONY AND THE WHOLE WORLD SAW IT LIVE FROM THE STREAMING VIDEO OF THE MUSEUM`S SITE. THE NEW MUSEUM IS OPEN

NEW ACROPOLIS MUSEUM

BEETHOVEN SYMPH.NO 9 IN D MINOR OP.125 THE BEST KARAJAN VIDEO PERFORMANCE.BERLINER PHILHARMONICKER CHOR DER DEUTCHEN OPERN BERLIN.SINTOW BALTSADAM

FROM

BEETHOVEN SYMPH.NO 9 IN D MINOR OP.125

BEETHOVEN KARAJAN SYM.NO 3 EROICA IN E FLAT MAJOR OP .55.BERLINER PHILHARMONICKER

FOR THE NEW ACROPOLIS MUSEUM GRAND OPENING NIGHT

LIVE FROM ATHENS THE GRAND OPENING

GO TO

http://theacropolismuseum.gr/

STREAMING VIDEO WILL BE AVAILABLE FROM 7.30 EVENING LOCAL TIME

GOOGLE REMEMBERS ATHENS

THEODORAKIS OMORFI POLI /LEKKAS

BERNARD TSUMI AND DIMITRIS PANDERMALIS PRESENT IN WASHINGTON THE NEW ACROPOLIS MUSEUM

BERNARD TSUMI ON THE BOTTOM.THE MAN THAT DARED PUT SOMETHING IN ATHENS RELATED TO ACROPOLIS 2.500 YEARS AFTER

NEW ACROPOLIS MUSEUM THE INTERIOR

PHOTOS FROM THE NEW MUSEUM

LORD BYRON A FIERY HEART FOR GREECE

KLEFTIKOS DANCE OF N.SCALKOTAS IN MEMORY OF

LORD BYRON

MARIA CALLAS MADAMA BUTERFLY PUCCINI

ΝΙKOS SCALKOTTAS PELOPONNISIAN DANCE

MYTHODEA MOV. NO 10 FOR THE GRAND OPENING OF THE NEW ACROPOLIS MUSEUM

NEW ACROPOLIS MUSEUM THE FLOATING MIRACLE

A FEW DAYS ONLY BEFORE THE GREAT OPENING OF THE MUSEUM The international press writes articles about the New Museum,and the possibility of the marbles`s coming back to Athens. It is unlikely that the British Museum would discuss such a possibility says the vice supervisor of the museum.NOTHING IS IMPOSSIBLE SAY THE GREEK PEOPLE. MORE FACTS ABOUT THE NEW MUSEUM

1. MOST EXIBITS ARE LIT WITH PURE NATURAL SUNLIGHT SO THE MARBLES CAN BE SEEN AS THEY WERE
2. THE MARBLE USED FOR THE PARTHENON CHANGES COLOR ACCORDING TO THE TIME ONE WATCHES IT. IT IS A UNIQUE MARBLE THAT COMES FROM THE NORTH SIDE OF ATTICA FROM THE MOUNT PENDELI. IT SHOWS ONE COLOR IN THE MORNING ANOTHER IN THE EVENING.
3. THE DESIGN OF THE NEW MUSEUM IS SIMPLE(THE CONSTRUCTION IS COMPLEX) SO THE VISITOR`S ATTENTION IS DRAWN TO THE ANCIENT ART AND NOT TO THE BUILDING.

MUSIC FOR THE GRAND OPENING OF THE NEW ACROPOLIS MUSEUM CARRERAS 1990 ROME LAMENTO DI FEDERICO

ACROPOLIS NEW MUSEUM HADJIDAKIS NOCTURN

ACROPOLIS NEW MUSEUM HADJIDAKIS NOCTURN FACTS ABOUT THE NEW MUSEUM:

1. THE NEW MUSEUM COST IS ABOUT 220 MILLION DOLLARS
2. IT IS A STATE OF THE ART JEWEL IN THE HEART OF ATHENS RIGHT OPPOSITE TO THE ACROPOLIS ROCK.
3. IT IS A MODERN CONSTRUCTION MADE MAINLY OF GLASS AND MARBLE
4. THE GLASS HAS BEEN PURIFIED IT IS FREE OF IRON AND IT DOES NOT GET GREEN UNDER THE SUNLIGHT.
5. ALSO THE GLASS CONTAINS ULTRA VIOLET AND INFRARED FILTERS.WITH THIS TREATMENT THE LIGHT WHICH REACHES THE MARBLES CANNOT HARM THEM.
6. THE COMPLEX AIR-PURIFYING SYSTEM IS VERY EFFICIENT AND DOES NOT ALLOW THE CITY AIR TO ENTER THE MUSEUM.
7. THE WHOLE CONSTRUCTION CAN RESIST TO EARTHQUAKES UP TO 10 DEGREES OF THE RICHTER MEASURING SCALE.
8. THE FLOOR IS MADE OF GLASS AND UNDER IT YOU CAN SEE AN EXCAVATION OF ANCIENT ATHENS WITH STREETS HOUSES e.t.c
9. THE PARTHENON MARBLES ARE ON THE LAST FLOOR AND ONE CAN SEE THE FAMOUS MARBLES AND HAVE A GLIMPSE OF ACROPOLIS AT THE SAME TIME.

ACROPOLIS NEW MUSEUM

THE NEW ACROPOLIS MUSEUM AND THE MARBLES OF PARTHENON

1821. Greece fully conquered by the Turkish Empire decides to begin the Revolution against the Turks. imewIt was a very bloody and hopeless fight because the Turkish side was stronger and bigger in number of armies.

However the first and second years were successful for the Greek side. The war lasted nearly 9 years.

During the war years a dominating figure was watching the facts closely. Lord Byron. He even gave money for weapons to the Greek side. With his speeches to the house of Lords he informed the English people about the struggle of the Greeks for their freedom and also for the danger of the Antiquities ,as Acropolis . For Historical reason we should mention that Lord Byron died in Greece and was buried here until the British government asked for the transportation of his remains to THE WESTMINSTER. Another lord called ELGIN was the Ambassador of Great Britain in Athens during the Revolution years. Being inspired by the Ancient classical Art he had the idea of transporting part of the sculptured marbles of Parthenon in ENGLAND to decorate part of his new home. The Turks never giving a steady answer ,said they could but....never really authorising such an act.A great part of the marbles were taken down from the temple and had to be cut by saw in order to be transported.

For many years the marbles were rotting in the warehouse of the Lord together with the coals,he was using to heat his house. His intention was to sell them to the British Government but the price was too high and so they remained buried to his warehouse.Finally they were sold to the British museum in London.Since then, 1816 they decorate the British museum. Many times the Government was asked for the repatriation

of the marbles but the answer was negative.According to the British constitution they are property of Great Britain,according to the Greek contitution they are property of Greece.

BEETHOVEN SYMPHONY NO 7 CARLOS KLEIBER

FOR THE NEW ACROPOLIS MUSEUM

A GREEK PANORAMA FOR THE NEW ACROPOLIS MUSEUM

ATHENS THE MUSEUM DESIGNER A GIFTED ARCHITECT

Bernard Tschumi

Bernard Tshumi tries to produce a building "as precise and pure as the Parthenon would have been 2,500 years ago". Indeed, this latest project, awarded in 2001 following an international competition for which there were fifteen candidates, can be seen as the apotheosis of a great architect. Bernard Tschumi met one of the great challenges of the third millennium - to build something new in a city so charged with history. On piles, he constructed a glass trapeze at the foot of the Acropolis while conserving the almost mathematical purity of the spirit in which the Parthenon was built 2,500 years ago.

ATHENS NEW MUSEUM 2009 OPENING 21 JUNE ΑΘΗΝΑ ΝΕΟ ΜΟΥΣΕΙΟ ΑΚΡΟΠΟΛΕΩΣ ΕΓΚΑΙΝΙΑ

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ATHENS GREECE OPENING OF THE NEW ACROPOLIS MUSEUM JUNE 21

ATHENS ACROPOLIS MUSEUM OPENING SUNDAY 21 JUNE A JEWEL FOR GREECE,FOR EUROPE,FOR THE WORLD. BEETHOVEN OPUS 113 DIE RUINEN VON ATHEN/THE RUINS OF ATHENS

A SONG FROM GREECE APRILIS MIKIS THEODORAKIS

PERFORMED BY GIANNIS MPEZOS

CRETE THE MAGIC ISLAND LASITHI AREA

THIS IS A PICTORIAL DEDICATION TO THE MOST FAVORITE ISLAND OF MINE.COME TO CRETE IF YOU WANT NIGHT LIFE, COME IF YOU WANT PEACE AND PRIVACY,COME IF YOU WANT ADVENTURE.REMEMBER CRETE IS THE SOUTHEST EDGE OF EUROPE.THEN IT IS AFRICA. FACILITIES ARE FULL AND EVERYWHERE.YOU CAN HAVE CHEAP OR LUXURIOUS HOLIDAYS.GO WITH THE LOCAL BUSES OR RENT A JEEP OR EVEN AN EXECUTIVE CAR.THE CHOICES ARE THERE.YOU DECIDE

THE BEATLES I SHAW HER STANDING THERE

1963 FROM PLEASE PLEASE ME

THE BEATLES THE NIGHT BEFORE AUDIO

THE BEATLES 1965

GEORGE HARISSON 1971 THE CONCERT FOR BANGLADESH

FOR MIRSINIE

SAN REMO 1964 BOBBY SOLO UNA LACRIMA SUL VISO

LEONA LEWIS SAN REMO 2008 -2-29 BLEEDING LOVE

ADRIANO CELENTANO AN INTERNATIONAL SUPERSTAR

SAN REMO 1966 ORNELLA VANONI IO TI DARO DI PIU

SAN REMO THE SINGERS, THE RECORDS.

SAN REMO THE STORY

IT ALL STASTED IN 1951 WHEN IT WAS LAUNCHED IN THE MAJESTIC TOWN OF SAN REMO IN THE ITALIAN RIVIERA. THE TOWN IS KNOWN FOR THE JANUARY FLOWER SHOW AND THE ANNUAL DECORATION OF THE VIENNA PHILHARMONIE HALL FOR THE CAPPO D`ANNO CONCERT. INITIALY TWO SINGERS USED TO SING THE SAME SONG AND THE WINNING SONG USED TO PARTICIPATE TO THE LATER EUROVISION CONTEST WHICH STARTED IN 1956. ALSO ONE SONG WOULD BE SUNG IN ITALIAN WHILE THE SAME SONG COULD BE SUNG BY AN INTERNATIONAL INTERPETER. MUSICALY SPEAKING THE BEGINNING OF THE CONTEST IMPROVED THE MUSICAL LIFE IN ITALY AND EUROPE AS THE SONGS WERE PERFORMED WITH A BIG ORCHESTRA AND THE MUSICAL ARRANGEMENTS SHOWED ALL THE SKILLFULL ARTISTY OF THE ITALIAN MUSICIANS AND COMPOSERS.

SAN REMO FESTIVAL ITALY FROM THE BEGINNING

A REVIEW AND LIST OF THE SONGS SINCE 1951

THE ROLLING STONES THE GREATEST ROCK AND ROLL BAND IN THE WORLD

TYRANNOSAURUS REX WITH MARC BOLAN GET IT ON

1974 RARE VIDEO

FRANK SINATRA THIS TOWN 1967 LEE HAZLEEWOD COMPOSITION

This town is a lonely townNot the only town like-a this townThis town is a make-you townOr a break-you-town and bring-you-down townThis town is a quiet townFor a riot town like this townThis town is a love-you townAnd a shove-you-down and push-you-'round townThis town is an all-right townFor an uptight town like-a this townThis town, it's a use-you townAn abuse-you town until-you're-down townThis town is a losin' townIt's a miserable townIt's a nowhere townAnd I am leavin' this townYou better believe that I'm leavin' this townMan, it could never be uptownIt's bound to be downtownThis town, bye-byeBye, bye, bye, bye, bye-bye

Montreux Pop Festival (1985) Culture Club Love is Love

DO YOU REALLY WANT TO HURT ME THE CULTURE CLUB

bobby womack SMOOTH JAZZ