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The 23 Biggest Weddings of the Year

TownandCountrymag.com-Dec. 27, 2018
This was a banner year for weddings, boasting not one, but two royal affairs. ... From the ultra-lavish, to the uber understated and intimate, these were the 23 ...
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Why Princess Eugenie Wanted a Wedding Even Bigger Than ...

Vanity Fair-Sep. 20, 2018
With just three weeks to go until their October 12 wedding, Princess Eugenie .... while the Duke and Duchess of York are hosting a lavish two-day party at the ...
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Exactly How Much Chiara Ferragni's Lavish Wedding Cost

Harper's BAZAAR-Sep. 6, 2018
It's safe to say that the wedding of Chiara Ferragni and her now-husband, Italian rapper Fedez, has already safely secured the title of the most extravagant ...
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Billionaire's daughter gets romantic message from boo before ...

Pulse Nigeria-Mar. 24, 2018
Billionaire's daughter gets romantic message from boo before lavish wedding ... Fatima Dangote's wedding message from Jamil Abubakar, her groom is the ...

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  1. Meyerhold on theatre semiotics 89
    the viewer not a single second was no question why this drama actors
    sing and do not say" (There. same.P. 58.).
    The rhythm of the music does not match with the rhythm of everyday life:
    "Stage rhythm, the whole essence of it-the antithesis of the entity is valid
    everyday life" (ibid. P. 62.). Accordingly, the "dance for
    our body the same as the music for our feelings: artificially created, do not
    turning to the promotion of knowledge form" (ibid. P. 63). The problem
    dance very actively studied at the time. (See, for example:
    Sung-Davydov M. Contemporary art of dance // Mask. -- 1912-1913.
    -- No 5; Borozdina, N. Ancient Egyptian dance. -- M., 1919).
    Semiotic ratio multiple channels-auditory and
    visual -- was interested in not only V. E. Meyerhold. "I would like
    to draw attention to the fact, - writes S. Andrew, -- as this
    visual interest helps to listen, and therefore understand music:
    the eye becomes an organ of musical perception. Who thought
    ratio of the eye and ear and their functions in the perception of art, he will understand
    what strengthening of musical impressions should this occur. You
    never smelled a flower with an open mouth? -- The sense of smell is doubled. It
    same thing-listen to the music, hearing and sight. Eye usually dissipates
    the attention of the hearing: who wants to concentrate in music -- closes his eyes. With
    the other hand, the eye is much more greedy organ than the ear: see how
    the audience listening to the Overture, the whole rushes to the scene when it rises
    curtain. Finally, a vision of a more popular ability than
    rumor: a sight to interest anyone to the joys of hearing
    need a special location or development" (Volkonsky S. Person on
    stage. SPb., 1912. P.163).

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