In a series of short video interviews, the Prince Albert II of Monaco Foundation is inviting personalities and scientists to open the window on post-pandemic environmental perspectives.

Jean-Yves Le Gall, Chair of the Centre National d’Etudes Spatiales – Ariane Space, underlines that « scientists, are front-row witnesses to the disasters induced by climate change due to human activities and are ready to redouble our efforts to protect humankind. (…) The space community, with its technologies and meaningful data, can only hope to inform people and decision makers. But responsibility for action lies in everyone’s hands. »

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In a series of short video interviews, the Prince Albert II of Monaco Foundation is inviting personalities and scientists to open the window on post-pandemic environmental perspectives.

Paul Alan Cox, Ethnobotanist and Founder of the NGO Seacology, highlights « how we, as humans, can be stewards of the remarkable biodiversity of our planet » and sums up in three words « our response to the current situation : vulnerability, humility, and resiliency. »

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Le clip avec les 44 buts de la saison 2019/2020 ! Wissam Ben Yedder a notamment terminé co-meilleur buteur du championnat avec Kylian Mbappé et Islam Slimani 2e meilleur passeur du championnat.

Peter Grimes de Benjamin Britten est de ces œuvres qui en disent autant par leurs silences que par ce qu’elles montrent.

Retour en vidéo sur cette œuvre forte, véritable drame humain terrible et touchant, menée par le ténor argentin José Cura qui non seulement interprétait le rôle-titre, mais déployait ses multiples talents en signant la mise en scène, les décors et les costumes.

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Direction musicale Jan Latham-Koenig
Mise en scène José Cura
Décors & costumes José Cura
Lumières José Cura & Benoit Vigan
Chef de chœur Stefano Visconti

Peter Grimes, un pêcheur José Cura
Ellen Orford, une veuve Ann Petersen
Capitaine Balstrode Peter Sidhom
Tantine Carole Wilson
Première Nièce Micaela Oeste
Deuxième Nièce Tineke Van Ingelgem
Bob Boles, pêcheur et méthodiste Michael Colvin
Swallow, un avocat Brian Bannatyne-Scott
Mrs Sedley Christine Solhosse
Rev. Horace Adams, le recteur Philip Sheffield
Ned Keene, pharmacien et guérisseur Trevor Scheunemann
Carter Hobson, voiturier Michael Druiett

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In a series of short video interviews, the Prince Albert II of Monaco Foundation is inviting personalities and scientists to open the window on post-pandemic environmental perspectives.

Stewart Wilkinson, Founder and Chairman of Vita Power and serial entrepreneur, declares that « The silver lining to the dark cloud of this pandemic could be a green shift in our awareness to see what our rivers, lakes and coastlines might look like if electric power replaced combustion engines in boats. »

As we slowly emerge from confinement, we have realized that dance is an art unlike any other. Movement needs flesh and space to exist.
To reduce the space for a dancer Is to deprive them of their body, for an apartment can never be a stage and a wall can never be a partner.

The company of Les Ballets de Monte Carlo resumes the path to the Atelier and hopes to see you again very soon.

Music : Antonio Castrignianò & Taranta Sounds

Speaker:- Mr Bertrand Petyt and Dr. Annalisa Tarquini – International University of Monaco

In a series of short video interviews, the Prince Albert II of Monaco Foundation is inviting personalities and scientists to open the window on post-pandemic environmental perspectives.

Dr Brad Lister, Professor of Biology at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute and Laureate of the Prince Albert II of Monaco Award for Biodiversity 2019, underlines that « ironically Corona virus has left us with a message of hope. In our isolation the natural world spoke to us : I’m still resilient. If you reduce your impact, I will heal. (..) if we act now, the Earth’s brief shift to green can point the way to the greatest accomplishment our species has ever attained: The salvation of our planet and ourselves. »

In a series of short video interviews, the Prince Albert II of Monaco Foundation is inviting personalities and scientists to open the window on post-pandemic environmental perspectives.

Dr Andres Garcia, Professor at the Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México, Estacion de Biologia, highlights that « the pandemic has to change our perception and attitude towards environmental and socio-economic problems to direct a comprehensive effort from all sectors of society to achieve sustainable development where scientific knowledge and activities in favor of environment are accessible to the public. » Media and education both have an important role to play.