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DEPRODUCERS
deProducers Vittorio Cosma, Riccardo Sinigallia, Laura Arzilli, Giovanni Maggiore, Simone Filippi, produttori e musicisti
De-producers è un connubio senza precedenti tra musica e scienza diretto da Vittorio Cosma (produttore musicale e musicista nella PFM, Elio e le Storie Tese, Steward Copeland), Gianni Maroccolo (produttore e innovatore, membro dei Litfiba e CSI) e Riccardo Sinigallia (produttore e fondatore dei Tiromancino). Il primo capitolo PLANETARIO nasce nel 2012 con il ricercatore e astrofisico Fabio Peri. BOTANICA è il titolo del secondo capitolo, l’attenzione si concentra sulla Terra con un frontman d’eccezione sul palco, Stefano Mancuso. DNA datato 2019 è l’ultimo progetto dei Deproducers con la preziosa collaborazione del filosofo e frontman d’eccezione Telmo Pievani. Una trilogia rigorosa ma accessibile che affrontando alcuni dei temi più affascinanti con cui l’uomo si sia mai confrontato sottolinea il valore della ricerca scientifica come strumento fondamentale per il processo di miglioramento di sè stessi attraverso la conoscenza.
Talks
Sat. 26 September
at 21:00 - 22:15
21:00 - 22:15
Saturday 26 September
Teatro Verdi
Piazza Giuseppe Verdi, 1, 34121, Trieste, TS
Piazza Giuseppe Verdi, 1, 34121, Trieste, TS
TRIESTE
DNA, the show that makes science sing, as part of Trieste Next – Festival of Scientific Research. Taking the stage alongside the Deproducers — Vittorio Cosma, Riccardo Sinigallia and Laura Arzilli — are their live music, evolutionary philosopher Telmo Pievani as narrator, and the visuals of Marino Capitanio. The project was born from the collaboration between the Deproducers and the AIRC Foundation, with the aim of bringing the value of cancer research beyond the laboratory and into a shared experience.
Original music, visual imagery and Pievani’s narration intertwine to transform science into an immersive experience: rigorous in its content yet accessible to everyone, bringing together the pleasure of listening with the wonder of discovery.
The story follows a precise and surprising thread. It begins with the origins of life — abiogenesis, the emergence of multicellularity, and the distinction between chance and necessity — before tracing the 200,000-year history of our species: 8,000 generations and 107 billion human beings. At its heart lies the discovery of DNA, evolution’s greatest invention, and our encounter with LUCA, the Last Universal Common Ancestor. From there, the journey leads to cancer: its mutations and the tools science is developing to recognize and fight it.
Original music, visual imagery and Pievani’s narration intertwine to transform science into an immersive experience: rigorous in its content yet accessible to everyone, bringing together the pleasure of listening with the wonder of discovery.
The story follows a precise and surprising thread. It begins with the origins of life — abiogenesis, the emergence of multicellularity, and the distinction between chance and necessity — before tracing the 200,000-year history of our species: 8,000 generations and 107 billion human beings. At its heart lies the discovery of DNA, evolution’s greatest invention, and our encounter with LUCA, the Last Universal Common Ancestor. From there, the journey leads to cancer: its mutations and the tools science is developing to recognize and fight it.
Location: Teatro Verdi - Piazza Giuseppe Verdi, 1, 34121, Trieste
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