Rolling Stones, ABBA, Queen , Beatles y Michael Jackson son los protagonistas de la nueva exposición que acoge este centro hasta el día 24 de marzo
La Biblioteca Pública de Melilla ha inaugurado hoy, 13 de febrero, una exposición que tiene como protagonistas a The Beatles, Rolling Stones, ABBA, Queen y Michael Jackson. Toda la documentación necesaria para conocer mejor a estos "músicos sobresalientes en su época" estará disponible hasta el 24 de marzo en el hall de la biblioteca.
Bajo el título ‘Estrellas de la Música Mundial’, la muestra ofrece todo tipo de artículos relacionados con estos grupos y artistas musicales. Desde discos antiguos, letras manuscritas, recortes de prensa y cartas dirigidas a los fans, “hasta la patente de un zapato que inventó Michael Jackson” para poder realizar un movimiento especial en un videoclip.
Las réplicas en miniatura de algunos de los instrumentos utilizados por estos grupos también figuran en las vitrinas, que se han organizado por artistas para tener una panorámica general de su evolución histórica.
No sólo de sus carreras musicales habla la exposición, sino que también se puede consultar la faceta más personal de algunos de estos artistas a través, por ejemplo, del acta de matrimonio o un testamento del rey del pop.
La temática de esta muestra se escogió para ofrecer algo diferente a los melillenses que visitan la biblioteca y para intentar acercarles a instalaciones como la sala audiovisual, menos conocida entre los ciudadanos pero igual de importante para el ocio y la documentación.
Las encargadas de la presentación de esta exposición han sido la consejera de Cultura y la directora de la Biblioteca Pública de Melilla. Simi Chocrón ha informado de que la muestra finaliza el 24 de marzo para poder preparar las actividades que se organizan todos los años en el centro con motivo del 2 de abril, Día Internacional del Libro Infantil.
The Rolling Stones, The 'World Music Stars' arrive at the city libraryRolling Stones, ABBA, Queen, Beatles and Michael Jackson are the stars of the new exhibition center to host this on March 24
Melilla Public Library opened today, February 13, an exhibition which stars to The Beatles, Rolling Stones, ABBA, Queen and Michael Jackson. All necessary documentation to learn more about these "outstanding musicians of his time" will be available until March 24 in the lobby of the library.
Under the title 'World Music Stars', the exhibition offers all kinds of items related to these groups and musical artists. From old records, handwritten letters, newspaper clippings and letters to fans, "until a patent for a shoe that Michael Jackson invented" to make a special move in a video clip.
Miniature replicas of some of the tools used by these groups also appear in the windows, which are organized by artists to have an overview of its historical evolution.
Not only their music careers talks exposure, but you can also see more personal side of some of these artists through, for example, marriage certificate or a testament to the King of Pop.
The theme of this sample was chosen to offer something different from Melilla to visit the library and try to bring them closer to facilities such as audio-visual room, less known among the public but just as important for leisure and documentation.
The charge of the presentation of this exhibition have been the Minister of Culture and the director of the Public Library of Melilla.Simi Chocrón reported that the sample ends on March 24 to prepare the activities that are organized every year in the center to mark the April 2, International Children's Book Day.
Melilla Public Library opened today, February 13, an exhibition which stars to The Beatles, Rolling Stones, ABBA, Queen and Michael Jackson. All necessary documentation to learn more about these "outstanding musicians of his time" will be available until March 24 in the lobby of the library.
Under the title 'World Music Stars', the exhibition offers all kinds of items related to these groups and musical artists. From old records, handwritten letters, newspaper clippings and letters to fans, "until a patent for a shoe that Michael Jackson invented" to make a special move in a video clip.
Miniature replicas of some of the tools used by these groups also appear in the windows, which are organized by artists to have an overview of its historical evolution.
Not only their music careers talks exposure, but you can also see more personal side of some of these artists through, for example, marriage certificate or a testament to the King of Pop.
The theme of this sample was chosen to offer something different from Melilla to visit the library and try to bring them closer to facilities such as audio-visual room, less known among the public but just as important for leisure and documentation.
The charge of the presentation of this exhibition have been the Minister of Culture and the director of the Public Library of Melilla.Simi Chocrón reported that the sample ends on March 24 to prepare the activities that are organized every year in the center to mark the April 2, International Children's Book Day.
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