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Bachelor of Music Degrees
The liberal arts degree in music affords the student the opportunity to pursue the study of music at the collegiate level and also to combine the study of music with an outside field. In some cases, we have developed some specific areas of emphasis but the Bachelor of Arts in Music degree offers the student a wide array of choices, limited only to his imagination. This degree is popular with students who want to eventually earn an advanced degree in medicine, law, or some other area.
A professional degree in music is a highly concentrated degree with approximately 85 of the 131 hours in music. There is a solid general studies core of subjects included in this degree as well. Most of the students who pursue this degree will go on to graduate school and to more advanced study in music.
Every University of Louisville School of Music student must complete the following degree requirements:
- 2-4 semesters of Piano (individual to major)
- 4 semesters of Theory
- 4 semesters of Music Literature
- Private Lessons
- Principal Ensemble Performance
- Recital Attendance (15 per semester for 6 semesters)
- General Education Requirements (hours vary)
Bachelor of Music Degrees
- Instrumental/Vocal Performance
- Jazz
- Music Composition
- Music Education
- Music Education - Pre-certification
- Music History
- Music Theory
- Music Therapy
Minor in Music
The Minor in Music is a program option for those students who have actively pursued and studied music prior to attending college. It will allow for the opportunity to continue their music study at a serious level, while focusing on a career in a different area. Visit the Minor in Music page for degree requirements and application forms.
Bachelor of Music in Music Education - Visit the Music Education Website
The Bachelor of Music in Music Education program is designed to serve students seeking to develop the skills, experiences, and information to qualify graduates for public school music teacher "New Teacher" certification in the Commonwealth of Kentucky (P-12). While students are tracked in fours areas of emphasis within the program (strings, vocal, keyboard, winds/percussion), all students have comprehensive core music and pedagogical training in teaching children of all types and instructional settings. The program aspires to have students develop strong musicianship and leadership.
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The Bachelor of Music in Music Education (pre-certification) degree program is awarded by the School of Music and is designed for students intending to complete the degree in anticipation of enrollment in the Master of Arts in Teaching program (MAT), when additional professional education, music education, research methods, and clinical education course work are required. As in the Bachelor of Music in Music Education program (with certification), students are tracked in four areas of emphasis within the program (strings, vocal, keyboard, winds/ percussion). All students have comprehensive core music and pedagogical training in teaching music to children of all types and in a variety of instructional settings. The program aspires to have students develop strong musicianship and leadership skills while progressing toward the attainment of KERA and MENC teacher and education standards for quality music experiences and training.
Bachelor of Music in Music History - Visit the Music History Web Site
The Bachelor of Music in Music History
degree is offered for students who have academic aspirations and are
developing an interest in pursuing the study of music history at the
graduate level, perhaps with a goal of teaching in higher education and
pursuing music research, or who are interested in careers as music
librarians. In addition to the goals of the School relating to all
professional degrees in music, the music history undergraduate degree
seeks to develop foundations and knowledge in particular areas for
continued study in the field: music analysis; understanding the
development of musical form and its relationship to music literature;
relationship between music and the cultural/historical context of time
and place; exposure to a variety of musical cultures. Research
techniques and effective written/oral communication skills must be
demonstrated by the development and presentation of a senior paper.
Requirements for Emphasis in Music History
Bachelor of Music in Instrumental/Vocal Performance - Visit the Instrumental/Vocal Performance Web Site
The Bachelor of Music in Performance degree is appropriate for students who wish to prepare for a career in music performance and related fields. Among the particular career emphases for which the BM in Performance is an appropriate preparation are professional performer, university teacher, private music studio teacher, or pre-professional preparation for music teacher certification study. Since it is unlikely that graduates of the program will have developed all the requisite skills to enter the professional ranks of performers or university teachers, most graduates will continue to develop their skills through further study. Students who have completed the BM in Performance at UofL typically do very well in gaining admission to strong graduate programs nationwide.
Bachelor of Music in Jazz Performance - Visit the Jazz Web Site
The Bachelor of Music in Jazz Performance degree is appropriate for students who wish to prepare for a career in music performance and related fields. The Bachelor of Music degree with an Emphasis in Jazz Performance is intended to prepare students with the skills needed to perform, compose and arrange within the jazz idiom. Among the goals of the degree are to prepare students to be skilled in the art of jazz improvisation, be well versed in a variety of performance techniques, be able to compose and arrange within the jazz idiom, and to have an understanding and appreciation of the jazz tradition through the study of and performance with jazz masters. Among the particular career emphases for which the BM in Jazz Performance is an appropriate preparation are professional performer, music arranger or composer, or teacher. Since it is unlikely that graduates of the program will have developed all the requisite skills to enter the professional ranks of performers or university teachers, most graduates will continue to develop their skills through additional study.
Requirements for Emphasis in Jazz Performance
Bachelor of Music in Music Composition - Visit the Music Composition Web Site
The Bachelor of Music in Composition
degree is for students who desire to acquire skill and competency in
composition at a sufficient level to convey musical thought in various
genres at an artistic level. Upon completion of this degree most
students in composition will pursue graduate studies. In addition to
those goals common to all professional baccalaureate degrees in music,
students in music composition develop a high degree of creativity and
facility in composing and arranging new musical works, as well as
mastery of acoustic and digital compositional techniques, notational
principles, computer notation systems, and scoring music for vocal and
instrumental musicians.
Requirements for Emphasis in Composition
Bachelor of Music in Theory - Visit the Music Theory Web Site
The Bachelor of Music in Theory degree is designed for students interested in understanding and eventually teaching music theory. Many of the graduates of this degree will pursue graduate studies in music theory. In addition to those goals common to all professional baccalaureate degrees in music, students in music theory develop an advanced capability for music analysis, including sophisticated communication skills about analysis and the ability to analyze a musical work from multiple perspectives. Students also develop a sophisticated knowledge of the relationship between music theory and music composition, including the ability to compose music with acoustic and digital sources, and with a degree of technical mastery of music notation, arranging, and computer notation. Theory majors use the tools of music analysis and theoretical research, including keyboard, knowledge of foreign languages, and bibliographic tools. Research techniques and effective written and oral communication skills must be demonstrated by the development and presentation of a senior paper.
Requirements for Emphasis in Theory
Bachelor of Music in Music Therapy - Visit the Music Therapy Web Site
The music therapy program is designed for students who want to provide therapeutic services to people using music. Students must be strong musicians and find satisfaction in using music to help with non-music areas and skills, rather than as a goal in itself. Students' music skills will expand during their music therapy course work from performing on their principal instrument to also including functional piano, guitar, and voice skills, using other accompanying instruments such as the Q-chord and autoharp, and developing skill in using percussion instruments. The music therapy program requires good intellectual skills as music therapists are required to use analytical skills in determining clinical goals and writing skills in documentation.
Music therapy majors may work with any age group and with people with a variety of disabilities. As a member of a therapeutic team or private practitioner, the music therapist participates in the analysis of individual problems and the establishment of treatment goals before planning and carrying out music-related treatment. Music therapists may also do administration in various health-related settings and, with advanced degrees, may become university faculty.
Requirements for:
Emphasis in Music Therapy with optional concentration in Jazz Studies


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Back when he was a freshman wearing No. 13, Robert Woods introduced himself to the college football world with a 224-yard, three-touchdown game in Palo Alto two years ago. More of that, please. It's on our list of things we'd like to see from the Trojans today, but much, much more than Woods will have to make it happen here. ...More... To continue reading this article you must be a member. Sign Up Now for a FREE Trial
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Warning: Savage Love is an adult sex advice column. The contents of this article may be offensive to some people. And Utahns.
I'm a 52-year-old male, divorced for the past eight years. I recently broke off a five-year relationship with a woman two years my senior. About six weeks ago, a new female worker started in our office. We're really hitting it off and, frankly, I've fallen for her—hard! However, she is 36, never married, and I have not asked her out yet, but I definitely want to. In fact, I want to marry her.
There are some of my coworkers who think I'm "robbing the cradle" in this situation. Given that we have two possible barriers to overcome, age and work situation, what do you advise? Go ahead slowly or full steam ahead? —Geezer In Love
I would advise you to stop wasting my time, GIL.
You've known this woman for six weeks—six weeks—and you haven't so much as been out on a date with her yet. It's not even appropriate to joke about marriage at this stage—marriage, GIL, which is so totally holy and sacred and between one man and one woman and wocka wocka wocka. And it's entirely possible that you've mistaken this woman's efforts to ingratiate herself with her new officemates as "hitting it off." For all you know, this woman, like your coworkers, thinks you're a creepy old letch, GIL.
And speaking of the so totally holy and super-sacred institution of marriage…
When two dudes get married, the marriage-is-between-one-man-and-one-woman brigades crap their collective pants, vomit up ten thousand press releases, and run in circles screaming about all the hurricanes and earthquakes and unattractive haircuts that Our Loving Father™ is gonna rain down on our heads if we don't pry Adam off Steve right fucking now.
Well, the one-man-and-one-woman crowd has been strangely silent about this polygamist sect in
This is a super-vanilla question, but I thought I'd give it a go: My boyfriend and I have been together for three years and have been living together for nine months. He is very considerate, does housework, throws me birthday parties, and hangs out with my friends. The problem is that I think that it's very important to get married if you love someone and want to make a life with that person. He feels as though we haven't known each other long enough. He never talks about "when we're married," but he does talk about things in the future. He wants to buy a house, for instance, but I've told him I will not move into said house without being married. His complete lack of consideration for my views on marriage makes me think that it will never happen. What should I do? —Bare Ring Finger
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Hold your ground, BRF. If he wants to buy a house and plan a future with you, tell him you're down with that—so long as you're married to him. If he doesn't want to marry you, tell him he'll have to do all that future crap with someone else.
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The prerequisites for admission are listed in this section. Be sure that you meet the Clarkson program prerequisites before submitting your CASPA application. This includes your score on the GRE. Please review the technical standards for the program. Those applicants who are invited to submit a supplemental application will sign a statement in that application that these standards can be met.
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(March 06, 2013) Belkin Smart Card Reader and Secure Audio and Microphone Switch Pick Up Silver and Bronze Awards in Security Products and Solutions for Government
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Part of the reason I even responded to the assertions of Patty Bonds last evening was because I knew, in light of the current spate of "Hate White" posts following the Great Debate X, one of those, probably on Envoy, who are so highly impressed with themselves, would seek to jump all over it. That would give me the opportunity to 1) at least address a meaningful topic (the gospel, not how "lifeless" and heartless and mean-spirited I am), 2) within a meaningful context (Scripture), and 3) illustrate the massive explosion of pure hypocrisy in the RC apologetics community (at least as it is represented by Envoy and a large portion of posters on the CA forums) that has (whether they know it or not) shocked many who have observed it. I will not even honor those who have provided some of the most glaring examples of "hatred in the service of my own ego" of late--they don't deserve it. But one thing is for sure: there is nothing I can say, no matter how clearly, no matter how obvious the context, that cannot be twisted into an insult in service of Mother Church. And the double-standards embraced by entire communities (Envoy esp.) have simply been beyond belief."Crimson Catholic" is Jonathan Prejean, who called the Dividing Line a while back and apologized for his own part in the use of ad hominem argumentation. He has engaged Eric Svendsen in discussions, and is currently going back and forth with Steve Hays as well. Unfortunately, the repentance in reference to me did not last long, as the recent week has demonstrated. In any case, he has commented on my brief response to the assertion that one of the greatest truths of God's self-glorification in salvation, that being the perfection of the work of the Son in the salvation of the elect, is "the single most dangerous teaching being spread in the name of Christianity." Now, in light of all of the heresies that exist today--inclusivism, open theism, the denial of the deity of Christ or the resurrection, etc.,--the statement is highly suspect on its face, of course. But I did not even address that aspect. I wanted to provide a brief comparison, a fair comparison, knowing that folks like Mr. Prejean, if they followed the line of non-reasoning that has swept over the Envoy web forum of late, would leap upon it with glee, and I was not disappointed. Prejean begins:
As an elder brother, I had no small amount of ire regarding James White's latest rant against his sister Patty Bonds: http://www.aomin.org/index.php?itemid=512. I'd like to think that I wouldn't publicly berate my sisters for ignorance even if we had a sincere disagreement.Let's start there. Let's extend as much courtesy as possible (something unknown on the Envoy boards) and say Prejean is using "rant" in the modern sense of "blog article" and not in the negative connotation that would seem to fit the context better. Passing by that, why is pointing out the lack of clarity and the inherent confusion in the blog article (which appeared on Madrid's blog) equivalent to "berating" someone? Prejean demands perfection in anything I write--but no one else? Is Prejean "berating" me as well? One truly has to wonder. In any case, I truly wonder: if Mr. Prejean's sister joined a false religion and began teaching false doctrine, is he stating he would put family above gospel, blood above worship? I wonder if he has considered Jesus' words about this very subject so as to understand my position? But that would require a bit of fairness to appear in the context of what is going on over there, and that isn't going to happen.
But in this instance, it's particularly irritating, because I know for a fact that he's wrong, and I've only met Ms. Bonds once myself (in the bustling metropolis of Wylie, TX). For instance,Wrong? Well, let's see. Did she differentiate between a Reformed understanding of the perseverance of the saints and "eternal security"? No, she did not. Must one do so to be even semi-fair in one's comments? Of course. That's like saying Papal Infallibility means the Pope never sins: such shows ignorance of the dogma itself. Did Mrs. Bonds understand and read on the issue of the perseverance of the saints from a Reformed perspective prior to her conversion, say, reading Calvin's Institutes on the subject? One would have to ask her. I have no evidence that she did. The church she attended, while having some Reformed members, is not, itself, Reformed, so the chances of a meaningful discussion of this very issue taking place there so as to inform her of the issues would be rather small. I recently debated a leading proponent of the non-Reformed, "once-saved, always saved" viewpoint, and stood firmly in the camp of those who recognize the biblical reality that saving faith that perseveres is the gift of God given to His elect, and that those whom God regenerates He likewise sanctifies. I spoke clearly against presumption, against embracing and promoting empty faith, etc. So, since Mrs. Bonds began her article by naming me directly, fairness would require her to accurately represent me, yes? Or is that reserved only for those who defend Mother Church, whereas all forms of argumentation, including straw-man arguments, are "fair game" for those "outside the church"?
I had written last evening:
Now, it is very possible--in fact, highly likely--that the author of this statement on Patrick Madrid's blog, Patty Bonds, is reacting to "once saved, always saved" as found in the likes of a Bob Wilkin. I would be shocked if she had read anything in the Lordship Controversy area or regarding the nature of saving faith (the list of verses at the end of the post indicate no familiarity with the issues involved). But in any case, since she not only fails to differentiate what I have so clearly differentiated in my writings, and instead begins this article with a reference, if I am not mistaken, to an article by none other than Dan Corner (!), then she is, at the very least, very confused.Mr. Prejean replies:
Nonsense. Someone raised this very point in the comboxes on that thread; it's not that we Catholics are unfamiliar with the argument. The problem is that they both stem from a fundamentally defective Christology that separates justification from sanctification, human righteousness from divine righteousness (can you say Nestorianism?). Antinomianism, the rejection of "lordship salvation," and the "fire insurance" mentality are all just symptoms of rejecting the Trinitarian theology of the Church Fathers. By their lights, you've denied the commonality of God and man that even makes salvation possible, and the logical implication is that your theology is not going to be sufficiently robust to prevent this sort of perversion.What? Is this supposed to contain a compelling argument? Or do I detect an admission on Prejean's part that Mrs. Bonds was, in fact, incorrect, in that he admits that "they both stem from a fundamentally defective Christology..."? Both what, Mr. Prejean? Perhaps both refers to the anti-Lordship viewpoint of Arminianism and of the "free grace" folks that I have been consistent in repudiating and rejecting, as well as the position I myself hold? Is that the "both"? Then why did Mrs. Bonds conflate the two, Mr. Prejean? Is it to be assumed that a valid argument against the one is a valid argument against the other? You may assume all the arguments you wish, but the fact remains that in the material I was commenting on the two positions were conflated. That is not "nonsense," that is a simple fact. All the smoke produced by other issues will not cover over that reality.
Next, it seems that over at Envoy, the phrase ipse dixit has become law. To what do I refer? There is an epidemic of unsubstantiated authoritarian statements appearing with regularity, where "it is because I say it is" is enough to not only prove the point but convict yours truly of every form of error and sin. I am sure there are many who are quite impressed with charges of defective Christologies and Nestorianism, but in serious dialogue you cannot just throw terms around at your opponent without demonstrating the connection you allege to exist. In reality, Prejean is assuming his position and, as a result of that assumption, making highly contestable arguments regarding the alleged reasons why I, or others, believe what we believe regarding soteriology. I reject the assertion that I have a defective Christology, and challenge Prejean to do something more than just make the allegation. I further challenge him to demonstrate the connection, not just in his theology, but from biblical truth, of how this alleged Christology is relevant to the confusion, in Roman Catholicism, of justification and sanctification. I would like to hear Mr. Prejean comment on Romans 5:1 and dikaiwqentej and its syntactical relationship to ecomen. I would challenge him to not just assert, but prove, how the recognition of the need of a divine righteousness imputed to us (Christ's righteousness) amounts to Nestorianism (as if the recognition that there is no good thing in sinners means we cannot consistently believe in the hypostatic union, for example).
Prejean simply assumes some kind of completely consistent, monolithic "Trinitarian Theology of the Church Fathers." And just what is that? Given the wide divergences of opinion in patristic writings, how can Prejean even pretend to judge on the basis of such a concept?
If by "commonality of man" Prejean is referring to the broad area of incarnational theology, surely he must be aware that Reformed theologians are more than ready to meet any such challenge head-on with a full and firm affirmation of the Incarnation, but that unlike many Roman Catholic theologians, the Reformed theologian should refuse to compromise his foundational belief, that being the sufficiency, perspicuity and clarity of Scripture, so that the divine Word becomes the "hedge" defining the boundaries outside of which one only has speculation, not divine truth. Hence, Calvin's wisely repeated statement that "here the Scripture makes an end of speaking, and so shall we."
I challenge Prejean to go beyond mere assertion and actually provide some kind of meaningful basis for his broad condemnations. But I also point out once again that this entire paragraph does not begin to substantiate his dismissal of my observations as "nonsense." [ continued in part II ]
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Florence is famous all over the world for its unique beauties. To visit the principal beauties in Florence you need at least 4 days.
For many years Florence has been the cradle of culture and art: many of the most famous artists of the
were born there and thanks to them thousands of tourists choose Florence for their holidays.
Florence signifies abundance or wealth; during the middle-age, thanks to the Medici family, became an important economic, cultural and artistic city.
The artistic patrimony of Florence is among the most important of the world.
Uffizi Gallery
, Pitti Museum, Museum of the Bargello,
Archaeological Museum
, Museum of Modern Art, Museum of Opera del
Great libraries (Laurenziana Library, Riccardiana Library, Marucelliana Library, Central National Library).
The famous academies (Academy of the Bran, Academy of Cimento, Colombaria Academy).
Large parks and gardens (
Park of the Cascine
Garden of Boboli
Garden of the Iris
in Florence constitute an artistic complex among the most important of the world: the
(with the gold doors by the
and Andrea Pisano), the
Fortezza da Basso
, the
Giotto Bell Tower
, the Innocenti Hospital.
Important churches like the
(or Santa Maria del Fiore) with the immense
by the Brunelleschi and the bell tower by Giotto, The Pietà by Michelangelo, the Santa Croce church, in which we found the rip of Machiavelli, Michelangelo, Galileo Galilei, Alfieri, Foscolo and Rossini, the San Lorenzo church, the Santa Maria Novella church.
Florence is rich of great work and wonderful palaces like the
Palazzo Vecchio
, the loggia by Orcagna, the
Spedale degli Innocenti
of Brunelleschi, the Palazzi Medici, the
Pitti Palace
and the Uffizi (by the Vasari with the famous Uffizi Gallery), the Ponte Vecchio with the double row of small old
, from the 1500 exclusive rights of the orafi.
The splendid squares like Piazza del Duomo,
Piazza della Repubblica
Piazza Santa Croce
Piazza Della Signoria
Piazza Della Libertà
, Piazza Dell'Indipendenza,
Piazza Santa Maria Novella
Piazzale Michelangelo
The historical houses of Dante Alighieri, Michelangelo Buonarroti, Guidi.
In this section of the website you'll find a
Florence virtual tour
and a
map of Florence
that will guide you to the discovery of the beauties of the main city in Tuscany. Moreover for those stay in Florence for more than 2 or 3 days we have prepared a dedicated section for the
itineraries and excursions
in order to program a visit in one of the most beautiful medieval villages wich lie near the city. There are places in the outskirts of Florence that are really marvellous and if you have enough time they really desrve to be visited.
There are few cities in the world that can rival Florence Italy for its rich
and beauty. Visitors are enchanted by the Italian city's many tourist attractions, churches, cathedrals and town squares. The Dome cathedral is just one of many wonderful tourist attractions to visit in the city that Italians call 'Firenze'. Among the many works of art that can be found in Florence, is Michelangelo's most famous statue called 'David'. Art and architecture from the Renaissance period can be found throughout the city.
The lily was chosen to be the symbol of Florence in the second half of the XII century. Florentia had to be represented by a flower and the flowers mainly used in heraldic bearings were roses and lilies. The Florentine lily on the gonfalon was originally white on a red background; it was changed to red on a white background by the Guelfi in 1266, as a sign of victory over the Ghibellini. The botanic name of the lily of Florence is Irish Florentina, the iris can be seen in the city's coat of arms because it is a flower that grows abundantly in the fields around the city.
Mythology tells that the lily was born from drop of milk that feels from Giunone' s breast while she was feeding Ercole. The lily therefore signifies purity and chastity.
The Florentines were so struck by the abundance and beauty of the flowers that they became attached to the iris and associated it to their city life; the iris became the emblem of Florence due to its botanical name, Iris Florentia. Whether it was red on white background or white on a red background, according to the current political movement, it was always the only valid symbol of the city and under it is sign Florence won liberty and honour. The iris however has story. The Egyptians cultivated various varieties of it on the banks of the river Nile and the Greeks admired the beautiful and many-coloured plants between the rocks and stones of the temple. The Greeks in their fantasy saw in these many coloured petals, Iride the messenger of gods, sliding down the rainbow from Olympus.
In this section of Florence Online: the
generality of Florence
, the history, the
photos of Florence
, the
historical pictures
, the
Florence flood
and the
annual events
. Moreover to your disposition we have created a
useful information
section that it will allow you to organize at the best your
visit to Florence
. You will find the things essential to carry with you and the deliveries of the main institutions and centers of ready participation for whichever situation.
There are many fine hotels throughout Florence Italy. From budget accommodation to lavish five-star hotels, suitable accommodation is available for all budgets. Regional maps, hotel information and current weather information are available on this website. Use our handy
tool or
site map
to find information you need about the Renaissance city.
In the section
hotels in Florence
we selected the best réreptives structures in Florence and province subdivided by type. For each accommodation exists the possibility of sending a free request reservation directly to the owner; in the 24 following hours you will receive a confirmation email about availability and prices of your stay.
On the left column you will be able to select the
bed and breakfast
1 star hotels
2 stars hotels
3 stars hotels
4 stars hotels
luxury hotels
, the Farm holidays, the Residence, the apartments, the Holidays home and the Hostels.
You will have moreover the possibility of making research of the Florence accommodations not only by type but even by selecting the zone (Hills of Florence, Campagne of Florence, Centre of Florence...) or by Area (Chianti, Periphery of Florence, historical Centre of Florence...).
Finally you can consult the
last minute offers
or make a online
florence hotel booking
Florence is not only art and museums. The
enjoying in Florence
never finishes:
, Cinemas,
disco clubs
become animated life for all the night.
The tradition teatrale fiorentina was always considerable, packs to name celebrates it Musical May Fiorentino which attracted downtown even of the famous characters.
cinemas in Florence
are alternated between the modern ones and equipped with the rooms and multisalle and small independent cinemas.
Between June and September, are opened cinemas and spaces under the stars, which reproposent successes 'of winter' together to new films of the season.
Florence thank you with the great number of buildings and discos succeeds in making amuse and entusiasmare all in unspecified giorno of the week (especially in the week end) and offers many alternatives to make the small hours in company of friends.
The offers are varied and enticing; Latin aperitifs, parties house, rates/rhythms, spuntini of midnight, coffee bars, pubs, bars,
sexy discos
wine bars
and disco clubs.
Infinite varieties of good beer, music and spuntini always point out a elevé number of young people (and not) that is to say fiorentini that foreign.
Florence offers a great quantity of night buildings, is possible to choose between commercial discotheques or rock'n'roll spirit. But there are many buildings (especially during the estival time) where will have fun by listening to music and while dancing, while drinking and while chattering with perhaps of the evenings with it fears. If you decide to pass one evening by drinking a beer in historical center of Florence will be able to find very much pubs and birrery. The principal zones are surely
Santa Croce square
Santa Maria Novella square
and the zone of the Dome.
The pubs quickly become animated life after dining; the night buildings receive young people of one each part of the world.
So on the other hand you prefer one evening with the sign of dance can go in one of very much discos and discopubs located is in historical center of Florence that in periphery.
You will be able moreover to taste made aperitifs with rule of art or to taste a good coffee in one of the very famous places of the city in many the bars and coffee bars located in any Florence.
So on the other hand you decided to pass one hot evening you will be able made with visit in
night clubs
of Florence: these buildings are not however in I center of Florence but you will be able to join them with few minutes by car.
Florence features some wonderful Italian
. Not only do they offer great Italian cuisine, many are situated in picturesque piazzas and other attractive locations. The Tuscany cooking is famous for its simple flavours prepares with great attention.
In passed the difficult living conditions imposed to the Tuscany population to prefer the use of poor alimony as the bread without salt that is present still today with thousand shapes and flavours: in every part of the Tuscany exist vary type of bread, from the tradition to the wheel, from the crostoni to the focacce, from the crushed with the oil to the bread with the ramerino, until arriving to the round loaf with grape.
Just the bread is one of the main ingredients of most famous Tuscany prescription like the panzanella (made with bread softened in the water, with vegetables), the pappa al pomodoro (to cook itself with bread, garlic, prezzemolo, basil, salt, oil and tomato), the ribollita (born from the tradition peasant who heated the remainders of the foods already cooked the day before).
Florence is very famous for the bistecca alla fiorentina, the ribollita, the trippa, the donuts, the schiacciata con l'uva, the cenci, the lampredotto, the fagioli all'uccelletto.
The Tuscany is famous for being between the italian regions in which you can tasted the better plates.
In this section of the website a wide directory of the best restaurants in which you will be able to savour the specialties From Tuscany and Florence and to taste valuable wines of the chianti area: restaurants,
, wine bars and
international restaurants
The Tuscany is famous all over the world for its valuable and precious wines.
Brunello di Montalcino, Nobile di Montepulciano, Chianti classic, Barco reale of Carmignano, Vernaccia of San Gimignano, Morellino of Scansano, Pomino, Montescudaio white, Montescudaio red are only some of the valuable wine produced in Tuscany. The Tuscany region in fact is rich of large vitigni is scattered on hills and of visitable wine cellars in whichever period of the year.
The Tuscany evokes one images of great beauty; a rich and unique place of historical, cultural and natural treasures. A territory that in the time has been evoked from poets and writers. A territory with colors, smells and flavours unique.
The Tuscany is rich of Medieval Castles and villages, palaces, villas, churches, works of art fascination and history. The Tuscany is characterized from a varied landscape; greens hills, beauty sea, high relaxant mountains and terme.
Just for these characteristics many tourists every year choose routes in lands of Tuscany to the search of the traditions and in order tasting, wine cellar after wine cellar, the great from Tuscany red wines. Between the more known localities we can name the Chianti zone, the Orcia Valley, Montepulciano, San Giminiano, Montalcino and the zone of Tuscany Maremma.
Delicious wines, typical Tuscany foods, traditional plates, typical specialties of fish, international plates You must only choice...
Florence Italy is conveniently located just two hours north of Rome. Two major airports serve this premiere tourist destination.
Florence is the most important art city in Tuscany, in the Italy center. Florence is easy reachable by Car, by train, by
and by airplane. The city is equipped in fact of the
airport Amerigo Vespucci
, (zone of Peretola), situated to least kilometers from Florence Historical Center, in the district of Rifredi. There aren't directed international connections to Florence, in any case the airport covers many European drafts and often with flights low cost. The airport is approximately 5 km far from the center and it's very connected by taxi and shuttles bus.
Moreover the
airport of Pisa
is to 50km from Florence and it is connected to the railway station of Santa Maria Novella by appropriate train.
Florence is moreover easily reachable in Train from all Italy and from abroad. There are various railway station in Florence. The more important are: Florence Rifredi, Florence Santa Maria Novella and Florence Campo di Marte.
Who wishes to travel by car, Florence easy is easy catched up by the A1 freeway or the A11 freeway. In the historical center of Florence are present many payment
where to be able to leave the own car. If you arrived by train or by airplane and you wish to rent an car you can do it easy in one of the
car rentals
of Florence.
The Historical center of Florence has an extension of approximately 4 Kmq, the entire city of Florence approximately 100 Kmq. To the inside of the historical center (seen the reduced dimensions) it is possible to move easy by foot, by bicycle, by bus or to use of one of the numerous taxi in every angle of the city. For morer information on like catching up Florence visits the pages present in this section of the website: how to
reach Florence
Italy is between the main world-wide leaders for the fabrication of design, fashion and is therefore very easy to find some souvenir.
Many visitors to Florence Italy like to spend a little time shopping. Popular items include Italian shoes, clothes and jewelry. There are lots of small shops and boutiques throughout the city. A number of jewelry shops can be found on the Ponte Vecchio in the Signoria district of Florence.
The city is famous for the shops and for its Jewels hand works with experience and following the tradition that the famous 'orafi fiorentini' using from hundreds of years.
The street for the objects of
is Via Maggio: in any case you can find work of art of the 16° century. In Via dei Tornabuoni (Tornabuoni street) in Florence, we find storees of
where you will find the best companies like Armani, Gucci, Versace, Coveri, Ferragamo and moreover.
The central
in Florence Italy (Firenze) is called the Mercato Centrale. It operates near the San Lorenzo church in the Duomo district of Florence in a two-story building. Visitors can buy fresh fruits and vegetables on the second floor of this market.
In the section
shops in Florence
you'll find the principal shops in the historical center and province sort by category.
Without doubt when we plan a travel to Florence we make it first of all in order to admire its beauties, its monuments and in order to breathe an atmosphere that seems is stopped in the time. But many tourists reach Florence in order to learn the limbs that characterize Florence and the Tuscany for hundred of years. In the time artisan, generation after generation, have realized many work: gold work, ceramics work, painting work, design work, sculpture work. Florence is also this: an open museum with realizate works of art from the greatest artists, sculpture, painters and Fiorentini craftsmen.
Just for this reason are been born many
with Italians and foreign students, coming from every part of the world. In Florence therefore are been born the
art schools
specialized in course of Visual Limbs, course of design, course of photography, course of art, course of design and painting, of frescoes and workshops. Much diffuse also the
italian language schools
with language course specialized with expert instructors and much available with the students. Exist also many
dance schools
with course specialize in dances of every kind and type: 'Tango Argentino', 'Liscio', 'Modern dance' 'Dance', etc. In this section are also listed the
primary schools
, the elementary schools and the
university in Florence
Florence became the city of art that all the world knows thanks to the great artists who built big monuments, churches, and sculptures during the years. Nearly all the famous artists of the Renaissance came from Tuscany and Florence became the centre of the Arts, artists like Donatello, Michelangelo, Brunelleschi, Giotto, Galileo Galilei, Dante,
are only a few of those who have left signs in the monuments or Florentine works of the xv century.
A plunge in the past to admire the beauties of the present...
In this section of the web site the most important manifestations and the more interesting events. The events and manifestations of tourist importance. Popular extensions, festivals, inaugurations, festivities, conventions, conferences, folklore, sports events... Suggestions for your travels and your vacations.
The subdivision in type of manifestation allows to fastly find the best of the panorama
events in Florence
and surroundings (Tuscany region). In the left column you will be able to find many links, clicking on link of the your interest you'll view the list of events.
The Extensions: the most important extensions in Florence and in Italy.
: the fairs organized by public and private agencies.
The Folklore: the folkloristic events like medieval festivities, country festivities and local traditions.
The Theatral shows: the
theatres shows
in in programming in the theatres and in the open theatres.
The Festivals: the previewed
festivities in Florence
and in all Italy.
Typical markets
: the typical markets, when and where they are made, the types of market.
: the course of whichever kind organizes in Florence and province.
The Local traditions: the program of the main local traditions.
The Conventions: the conferences and the organized conferences in the Florence Hotels and in the appropriate stands.
: all the live concerts in programming.
Other events
: other type of events not present in the previous sections.
In the Florence Forum you will be able light the messages of all the users of Florence Online and to insert tien; all free. Inside the Florence Forum you will find advertisements of hiring rooms, rooms and apartments for short and of the long periods. The indication for the discotheques, the restaurants, the pub of Florence. Advertisements 'offer' or 'looking for' a work in Florence, will be able to announce an event or to consult the already announced events; in more a section dedicated even to the advertisements of purchase and sale.
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Wine-lovers rejoice. The 27th Annual Missouri Winefest is this weekend at Westport Plaza.
Even better? The event will be supporting The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society.
The event, which will feature wines from nearly a dozen wineries in the region, will cost $25 at the door—$20 if you get a ticket in advance—and be held on Feb. 16 from noon to 5 p.m. inside the Indoor Pavilion of Westport Plaza.
You can call The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society directly at 314-590-2230 for advance tickets. Those tickets are available through Feb. 15. Each ticket gets you wine sampling, a commemorative wine glass and live entertainment.
Here's a list of wines being sampled or sold by the bottle:
- Artesian Springs Winery
- Chandler Hill Vineyards
- Fahrmeier Family Vineyards
- Papas Fruit of the Vine
- Serenity Valley Winery
- St. James Winery
- Stone Hill Winery
- Vance Vineyards & Winery
- Wenwood Farm Winery
- Westphalia Vineyards.
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Financial Regrets From This Past Year and What I'll Do Differently In '09
Although we are financially secure and tend to make wise decisions regarding our finances, we still screw up sometimes and do things that we later regret. We're human. However, while we may have regrets I choose to look at them as learning opportunities. Whatever we regret from this past year is something that can be [...]
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Many of you may know that I spent the majority of my winter in San Francisco. And even though I am VERY happy to have missed the cold Maryland winter, I am thrilled to be home. However, there were a few things that I LOVED about San Francisco and at the top of that list was the FARMER'S MARKETS! The Ferry Plaza Farmer's Market was particularly amazing! Can you say FRESH VEGGIES ALL WINTER!!! HEL-LO!
At that farmer's market I fell in love with the mushroom stand from Far West Fungi. These are not like mushrooms from your local grocery store. No way. I have never tasted the likes of this quality in a mushroom. They were fresh and had a very hearty and rich flavor to them. Any dish I put these mushrooms in turned out so much tastier. So, I was disheartened to come home to Maryland to find there was no mushroom company of this caliber. As my husband lingered in San Francisco for a few weeks after I returned home he decided to make my day by shipping 2 FLATS back home to me (YES – TWO FLATS!!). This was a SUPER AWESOME surprise, however mushrooms don't last forever and I didn't want to waste them. Thanks to Pickle Me Too, I had seen a recipe for lactofermented mushrooms on our Freaky Friday blog carnival. So, I decided to preserve many of the mushrooms this way. And I am not disappointed that I did. They are delish!
Make a brine:
The first thing that you need to do is make a brine to add to your mushrooms. Make 4 T sea salt for 8 cups of water and mix until the salt is dissolved. Set aside.
I couldn't tell you how many mushrooms I actually used but I filled 3 one liter jars. Maybe about 2-3 cups of sliced mushrooms for each liter?? But I packed in as much as I could because I knew they would shrink. So it may have been more. Fill jar and leave on counter for three days. Cover with a lettuce leaf to hold the mushrooms under the brine as it will want to float up. Refrigerate after three days or transfer to cod storage.
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How to use LF mushrooms:
You could always cook them, but I don't recommend it. The best part about LF mushrooms is the probiotic benefits that are best eaten raw. Cooking will kill the good flora that your gut needs. Not only will the probiotics help repopulate your gut with good bacteria, it will also help to digest meat and egg products.
So far, I've topped grilled steak, hamburgers, and my morning eggs with the LF mushrooms. I bet they would be delish in a salad, but I haven't tried that yet!
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