Playing For Change (2)

This was a fantastic experience which I'll never forget and which I shall keep in my heaart forever. I'll always remember it with great pleasure. The artists of Playing For Change have explained the real meaning of music and the feeling music can pass to human heart. In my opinion music is peace, love, happiness, joy, and sometimes, unfortunately, sad moments, too.

I hope, so much, that next year too we (my friends and I) will have the opportunity to meet the artistis of Palying For Change, artistis with a pure heart which fights to spread peace among people.

Playing For Change

An International Group

I think this experience was important and different. It was a good experience and it was interesting. In the video I liked best the part with the Exile Brothers. My favourite singer and guitarist was Roberto Luti. I liked his guitar. A very funny singer was Granpa Elliot from New Orleans. Another part of the film I liked was the last. In this part ther were a lot of singers, Manu Chao and others from all over the world.
The aim of this experience was: fight for the union of all the world with music and charity. In the concert a funny part was when some children took part. We played the guitar and sang what crossed our minds: that was BLUES! Finally we went on the stage and asked the autographs to all musicians.

"Theatrino!" We love Theatrino - 16 maggio 2009

TWO TONGUE - TWISTERS (due scioglilingua)

The thin thirtry- three yers old thief thinks his tights are thick.

Happy Harry has a hobby. Hopping happily is his hobby. 

Guy Fawkes'Night or Bonfire Night

In 1605 there was a plan to kill King James I on 5th November. Guy Fawkes and other people put gunpowder under the House of Parliament, but the King's Guards found him with the explosive and arrested him.

Now, on 5th November, people light a bonfire and watch fireworks. Sometimes they put a guy, made with paper and old clothes, on the bonfire.On Bonfire Night, childre eat jacket potatoes, toffee apples and hot dogs. 

Traduzione:
LA NOTTE DI GUY FAWKES o LA NOTTE DEI FALO'
Nel 1605 ci fu uncomplotto per uccidere re Giacomo I il 5 novembre. Guy Fawkes e altre persone misero dell'esplosivo sotto gli edifici del Parlamento, ma le guardie reali lo trovarono con la polvere da sparo e lo arrestarono.
Ora il 5 novembre, la gente accende un falò e guarda i fuochi d'artificio.
Qualche volta vieen messo un fantoccio, fatto con carta e vecchi vestiti, sopra il falò.
La notte dei falò i bambini mangiano patate al cartoccio, mele caramellate e hot dogs.