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Танцевальный коллектив »Пермская чечётка» стартовал 6 декабря 2014г. с концертом «Экспресс Пермская чечётка» и сразу покорил сердца зрителей новизной и оригинальностью жанра.
Танцевально-театральная программа из номеров в стиле чечётка(степ), аккомпанемент артистов ансамбля "Ба-ба-ту", яркие образы артистов и ведущая в образе проводницы Люси надолго запомнились зрителю.
Несмотря на молодой возраст, коллектив успешно даёт концерты на различных площадках г.Перми и Пермского края.
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![Bedtime for Charlie [Official page]. Bedtime for Charlie are a punk rock band from Rome, Italy.
The story probably starts out as any other story of any other band of any other place and time:
Bedtime was born back in 2001, with a different name, a different line up and a completely different sound, strongly influenced by the Italian punk scene of that period and, of course, just fucking terrible.
Despite the general lack of musical knowledge and the inevitable initial whatthefuckarewedoinghere kind of thing you always get from youngsters holding their first guitars and drumsticks, the band, driven by a genuine love for music and making music for the goddamn sake of just making it, still managed to put together something like five or so badly recorded and home-taped records between 2001 and 2004, and to slowly evolve into an English-singing melodic hardcore band who’s sound could be easily brought back to the American punk scene and it’s classic band-scenario of the Nineties and early Two Thousands.
In 2005 former members Giacomo Gabrielli -vocals and bass-, Domenico Migliaccio -drums- and Sandro Donnici -guitar- where joined by their buddy Alessio Moroni on guitar and started to take things a bit more seriously, with a fair amount of local and non-local shows and a five song EP called “Dog Tricks”, that never actually saw the light of day (if not in a special Japanese edition in 2009).
The mid-Two Thousands where a particularly good period for our hometown scene, so Bedtime got to play with many cool roman bands of the time and gained a fair amount of small local popularity, which is a not to be underestimated aspect of the life of a musician-wannabe’s life, for it encouraged our heroes to carry on, write more songs, play more shows and just keep having fun with it.
2007 is right in the middle of the Myspace era and the bands self-produced first official LP, “Winning is for Losers”, a 14 track fast and straight to the face punk-rock record, quickly makes its way across the net, receiving positive reviews and a general stamp of approval of the Underground Italian scene.
Unfortunately guitarist Sandro decided to quit the band the year after, and Bedtime remained a three piece for a while.
In late 2008 the band releases its second official studio album.
“It Ain’t about the Music” has eleven awesomely produced tracks, recorded by Alessandro Gavazzi (from the roman melodic hardcore band Jet Market) in his own Hell Smell Studio, and mastered by Riccardo Pasini at the Studio 73 in Ravenna; it was released by Italian label Wynona Records in Europe and by Milestone Records in Japan.
In 2008 and 2009 and 2010 the band hits the road for a series of massive tours, some of which along with mates from Jet Market (that Giacomo joined on bass in 2007), travelling all over Europe, Eastern Europe (in three legendary tours in Ukraine, Russia and Belarus) and flying over to Japan in the spring of 2009.
In 2009 Alex (yep, the man, the one and only, from Jet Market and owner of the Hell Smell Studio) joins in on guitar and makes Bedtime a four piece again. Hell fucking yeah.
…don’t ask us about the Teddy bear tattoo, or we’ll have to show you. But we probably would anyway.
So in 2012, Bedtime for Charlie are finally ready to release a brand new record, that will bring us back on the road and rockin it all over.
“Bright Light City Skyline” will be released this spring . We are super stoked and proud of this record and just can’t wait to have everybody hear it and sing along to our new songs, so just make sure you stay tuned and in for some good stuff.
It still is about the music, after all.](https://sun1-17.userapi.com/s/v1/if2/2TFz5djzLq2JzwXTgSQ1hb2C5uxOMHQmnghNsZ0z5cueS3maFszrkdntON2qfzNRvmlawVxDMGa_f8_QKev8osho.jpg?quality=96&crop=587,263,1401,1401&as=32x32,48x48,72x72,108x108,160x160,240x240,360x360,480x480,540x540,640x640,720x720,1080x1080,1280x1280&ava=1&cs=480x480 "Bedtime for Charlie [Official page]. Bedtime for Charlie are a punk rock band from Rome, Italy.
The story probably starts out as any other story of any other band of any other place and time:
Bedtime was born back in 2001, with a different name, a different line up and a completely different sound, strongly influenced by the Italian punk scene of that period and, of course, just fucking terrible.
Despite the general lack of musical knowledge and the inevitable initial whatthefuckarewedoinghere kind of thing you always get from youngsters holding their first guitars and drumsticks, the band, driven by a genuine love for music and making music for the goddamn sake of just making it, still managed to put together something like five or so badly recorded and home-taped records between 2001 and 2004, and to slowly evolve into an English-singing melodic hardcore band who’s sound could be easily brought back to the American punk scene and it’s classic band-scenario of the Nineties and early Two Thousands.
In 2005 former members Giacomo Gabrielli -vocals and bass-, Domenico Migliaccio -drums- and Sandro Donnici -guitar- where joined by their buddy Alessio Moroni on guitar and started to take things a bit more seriously, with a fair amount of local and non-local shows and a five song EP called “Dog Tricks”, that never actually saw the light of day (if not in a special Japanese edition in 2009).
The mid-Two Thousands where a particularly good period for our hometown scene, so Bedtime got to play with many cool roman bands of the time and gained a fair amount of small local popularity, which is a not to be underestimated aspect of the life of a musician-wannabe’s life, for it encouraged our heroes to carry on, write more songs, play more shows and just keep having fun with it.
2007 is right in the middle of the Myspace era and the bands self-produced first official LP, “Winning is for Losers”, a 14 track fast and straight to the face punk-rock record, quickly makes its way across the net, receiving positive reviews and a general stamp of approval of the Underground Italian scene.
Unfortunately guitarist Sandro decided to quit the band the year after, and Bedtime remained a three piece for a while.
In late 2008 the band releases its second official studio album.
“It Ain’t about the Music” has eleven awesomely produced tracks, recorded by Alessandro Gavazzi (from the roman melodic hardcore band Jet Market) in his own Hell Smell Studio, and mastered by Riccardo Pasini at the Studio 73 in Ravenna; it was released by Italian label Wynona Records in Europe and by Milestone Records in Japan.
In 2008 and 2009 and 2010 the band hits the road for a series of massive tours, some of which along with mates from Jet Market (that Giacomo joined on bass in 2007), travelling all over Europe, Eastern Europe (in three legendary tours in Ukraine, Russia and Belarus) and flying over to Japan in the spring of 2009.
In 2009 Alex (yep, the man, the one and only, from Jet Market and owner of the Hell Smell Studio) joins in on guitar and makes Bedtime a four piece again. Hell fucking yeah.
…don’t ask us about the Teddy bear tattoo, or we’ll have to show you. But we probably would anyway.
So in 2012, Bedtime for Charlie are finally ready to release a brand new record, that will bring us back on the road and rockin it all over.
“Bright Light City Skyline” will be released this spring . We are super stoked and proud of this record and just can’t wait to have everybody hear it and sing along to our new songs, so just make sure you stay tuned and in for some good stuff.
It still is about the music, after all.")
![KAWASAKI NINJA 650R/ER-6N. The faired Kawasaki Ninja 650R, also known as the ER-6f in some markets, and its un-faired sister model ER-6n were introduced in 2006 by Kawasaki. The 2012 model drops the R designation from its moniker.[1]
They are middleweight, parallel-twin engined motorcycles, designed for normal use on paved roads. They have modern styling and features, with low-seating ergonomics, a low center of gravity, and respectable, manageable power output. The design was intended to appeal to a wide-ranging audience from newcomers to seasoned riders.
The engine is relatively unusual in employing a 180 degree crankshaft. This results in an uneven firing interval (180 degrees, 540 degrees) which gives the engine note a distinctive throbbing quality.
The 650R/faired ER-6f was introduced to the market in 2006. The unfaired ER-6n was not sold in North America until the 2009 model year. The motorcycle fits above the Ninja 250R and Ninja 500R models, which already existed in Kawasaki's sportbike lineup, which includes the Ninja ZX models. For 2009, Kawasaki released an updated Ninja 650R which includes new bodywork, mirrors, gauges, lighting, and a new tune on the same 649 cc engine. The curb weight is reported as 440.9 lb (200.0 kg) instead of the previous dry weight of 393 lb (178 kg).](https://sun1-27.userapi.com/s/v1/if2/nnxzedOvxeLI-o80KAeXCmYsjzfbvURFNSXmiLv3cN12C8tSfP94Nlm5Ip1rlY7GJ_VxHXM8IxAi_z3z12RX1HJ2.jpg?quality=96&crop=61,0,201,201&as=32x32,48x48,72x72,108x108,160x160&ava=1&cs=480x480 "KAWASAKI NINJA 650R/ER-6N. The faired Kawasaki Ninja 650R, also known as the ER-6f in some markets, and its un-faired sister model ER-6n were introduced in 2006 by Kawasaki. The 2012 model drops the R designation from its moniker.[1]
They are middleweight, parallel-twin engined motorcycles, designed for normal use on paved roads. They have modern styling and features, with low-seating ergonomics, a low center of gravity, and respectable, manageable power output. The design was intended to appeal to a wide-ranging audience from newcomers to seasoned riders.
The engine is relatively unusual in employing a 180 degree crankshaft. This results in an uneven firing interval (180 degrees, 540 degrees) which gives the engine note a distinctive throbbing quality.
The 650R/faired ER-6f was introduced to the market in 2006. The unfaired ER-6n was not sold in North America until the 2009 model year. The motorcycle fits above the Ninja 250R and Ninja 500R models, which already existed in Kawasaki's sportbike lineup, which includes the Ninja ZX models. For 2009, Kawasaki released an updated Ninja 650R which includes new bodywork, mirrors, gauges, lighting, and a new tune on the same 649 cc engine. The curb weight is reported as 440.9 lb (200.0 kg) instead of the previous dry weight of 393 lb (178 kg).")