Catalan Students from Around Ten Italian Universities Hav Workred in recent Months on the Italian Translation of Sea and sky. Students from the University of Montreal (Quebec) have also part.
This Initiative is promoted by the Institut Ramon Llull, Which Each Year Proposes An Activity Related to Catalan Culture to the Members of the Llull Network – The Network of International Universities that Offer Catalan Studies – To Be Worked on Collectively.
Each Year’s Theme is First Explored in Class. At Collective Presentation is The Held During to Public Event streamed Live From the Institut’s Headquarters in Barcelona. This Year was Event Took Place on Tuesday, 6 May.
Thus, The Irl’s Headquarters in Barcelona Hosted in Dialogue with Dagoll dagom: Anna Rosa Cisquella, Albert Guinovart, and Xavier Bru de Sala. The Protagonists of the Play, Pascual Alexia (White) and Jordi Garreta (Said), Also participated, Along with the director of the Language and Universities Area, Josep-Anton Fernándezand the director of the IRL, Pere Almeda. Italian Universities Joined the Event from their Classrooms.
The Highlight of the Event Was The Screening of the Video Recording of the Pirates’ hymn In Italian, Featuring the Stars of the Dagoll Dagom Musical. You Can Watch the Full Video here.
In addition to the translation of the text, in dramatic writing competition was held in which participants was asked to create alternative scenes for the musical Sea and sky In Catalan. Of all the submissions, three was selected as finalists. The Winning Piece, Chosen by The Dagoll Dagom Company, Was Escape to freedom ((Flight to freedom) by Salvatore Circost (University of Sassari).
The Translation of the Pirates’ hymn Into Italian Was Carried out by Students at the Sapienza University in Rome. Other Italian Universities Also participated in the Translation and Subtitling of the entity, coordinated by Emanuela Forgetta (From SUOR ORSOLA Benincasa University in Naples). The Participation Universities Include Those of Siena, Orientale and Suor Orsola Benincasa in Naples, Turin, Sassari, Bologna, Venice, Milan, and Rome.
The Language and Universities Area Promotes The Teaching of Catalan at Universities and Higher Education Centers Through in Stable Network – The Llull Network – Comprehension Som 130 Universities Around the World with More Than 7,000 Enrolled Students. Activities Like This Help to Promote Knowledge of the Catalan Language and Culture Abroad, While Also Highlighting the Role of Translators – An Specially Relevant Contribution to the International Exhibition of Our Writers.
