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Miguel Azguime's new piece for clarinet and piano, Son a ta demeure , written for Nuno Pinto and Elsa Silva, will be premiered on October 30, at the inauguration of O'culto da Ajuda in Lisbon. This concert, with live broadcast on Antena 2, will also include four other works by this composer published by MIC.
The concert is also an occasion for the release of a new CD by the Miso Records. This new edition entitled Miguel Azguime - chamber music , is composed of four of his chamber works created between and O'culto da Ajuda is a new venue in Lisbon run by Miso Music Portugal and dedicated to Free Art, experimentation and exchange between creators and public. It is situated on Travessa das Zebras n.
From October onwards the MIC. Transmutations pour orchestre was premiered on April at the Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation in Lisbon, and on this occasion it will have its first performances in Germany, at the Stadthalle in Chemnitz. Two concerts with works by the Portuguese composers published by the MIC. The performers at these events will be the cellist Filipe Quaresma and the saxophonist Gilberto Bernardes who will present the works, Ostinati for violoncello and live electronics and In Nuce for saxophone and electronics, both by Ricardo Ribeiro; Anamorphoses VI for saxophone and electronics and Anamorphoses IV for violoncello by Isabel Soveral; as well as the Sonata for alto saxophone and violoncello by Edison Denisov.
Filipe Lopes, composer published by the MIC. PT, is responsible for the conceptual sound design at the new circus spectacle, Abutre , created and performed by Filipe Caldeira. This piece is a co-production of the Alcateia Project and the Lapa do Lobo Foundation destined at secondary school pupils. It is a spectacle on the present condition of teenagers as well as a metaphor on the construction of their own identity, between the search of the I and the confrontation with themselves and the others.
Abutre will be presented on October 15, as a "work-in-progress" format, during the International Puppet Festival in Porto, as well as between October 29 and 31 within the Alcateia Project at the Centro Cultural de Carregal do Sal. In this context on October 15 at 6h00 p.
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The public presentation of the artistic results of this work will initially take place in form of a seminar on October 9 at 9h30 p. In October the multimedia opera Salt Itinerary , with music and text composition by Miguel Azguime and video composition by Paula Azguime, will have two presentations in Portugal.
The first performance, on October 25 at 6h30 p. The second performance of Salt Itinerary will take place within the inauguration of O'culto da Ajuda in Lisbon, on October 31 at 9h30 p. PT, the Salt Itinerary is a one man show combining in a unique way, tradition and contemporaneity, as well as poetry, theatre, music and image. This opera is a reflection on creation and madness, revolving around language - words as meaning and words as sounds.
They constitute dimensions of the voice treated as extension of the body, being integrated in the stage construction as a tangible projection of the words' resonance through sound and image. PT, professor and promoter of new music, who shares his residence between Portugal and Germany, celebrates his 50 th anniversary.
Carlos Marecos, terra The online score edition by the MIC. According to previous studies on evaluation of DAT for the canine reservoir Harith et al. Clinical examination of the studied population was carried out whenever possible.
Dogs presenting all or some signs or symptoms characteristic of the disease ex lymph node enlargement, skin involvement, abnormal locomotion were considered clinically positive. After aspiration the content of the syringe was smeared on to a glass slide, fixed with methanol and stained with Giemsa for microscopical examination according to the technique described by Lanotte et al.
Foxes were subjected to histopathological examination. In 6 of the canine samples tested, weak positive titres were obtained with IFAT 1: Out of 19 dogs found positive in both tests, 9 had symptoms suggestive of leishmaniasis. The other 5 were parasitologically negative. The remaining 10, were parasitologically and clinically negative. Histopathological examination of the liver section in this fox showed no amastigote but a granuloma forming.
The concordance between the two tests in all canine and vulpine samples studied was significant being Following further modifications in DAT procedures, sensitivity of DAT was significantly improved to monitor low antibody levels and prepatent infections in the human and the reservoir host Harith et al. Although the population studied here was rather small, the results obtained indicated a concordanceof Recent studies in Central Tunisia Ben Said et al.
In the study reported here, all four parasitologically confirmed dogs with leishmaniasis were positive in both tests. The same holds for the other five dogs with typical clinical symptoms of the disease. This phenomena was earlier pointed out by other scientists Lanotte et al. A comparatively high prevalence rate has been reported in a dog population in the south of France De Korte et al.
IFAT positivity in six of the cases was of a minimum value titre 1: A recent study Harith et al. Nevertheless, one should not eliminate the possibility of deteoration of serum or the fact of being in presence of one of the few "false positives" as demonstrated in an earlier study Zijlstra et al.
As reported in previous studies using DAT and IFAT, significant positive results were obtained in 16 dogs having early or prepatent leishmaniasis Harith et al.
This again emphasizes the need to incorporate reliable serological techniques in routine surveillance and control of leishmaniasis in the south of Europe. However, the need for anti-immunoglobulins specific to incriminated reservoirs constitute difficulties in applying IFAT and similar techniques for regular epidemiological surveys.
Both the domestic and wild reservoir should be considered for proper control of leishmaniasis in the Mediterranean areas. J Trop Med Hyg O Kala-azar em Portugal: La leishmaniose canine dans la region d'Enfidha Tunisie centrale. Bull Soc Path Ex