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diego El Teatro Campoamor de Oviedo es el templo de la ópera asturiana
diego La creación de la Fundación para promover la cultura en Asturias
diego De Príncipe a Princesa
¡De Príncipe a Princesa, de Príncipe a Princesa! La gala de Asturias cambia su historia.
diego Ordena la historia de los premios para descubrir su transición de Príncipe a Princesa.
diego Este epicentro de la ópera asturiana recibe cada año a reyes, princesas y a los galardonados más brillantes
El primer discurso: el rey Felipe VI pronunció su primer discurso público en estos premios en 1981, con tan solo 13 años de edad.
diego Figuras inflables y brillantes representan el gran cambio de los premios en 2014
Recompensa o premio que se otorga a alguien por sus méritos, logros o acciones destacadas. En 2014, esta distinción cambió su nombre histórico tras la proclamación de Felipe VI como monarca español.
¿Por qué cambiaron los premios su nombre de 'Príncipe' a 'Princesa' de Asturias en 2014?
¿Qué parte de una gran gala real te genera más curiosidad?
¿En qué año se fundó originalmente la institución de los Premios Princesa de Asturias?
¿Quién es la actual presidenta de honor de la Fundación Premios Princesa de Asturias?
¿En qué emblemático edificio de Oviedo se celebra anualmente la ceremonia de entrega?
¿Qué mes del año es el elegido tradicionalmente para celebrar la gala de entrega de premios?
¿Qué edad tenía el príncipe Felipe cuando pronunció su primer discurso en los premios en 1981?
¿Qué importante organización de la ONU otorgó un reconocimiento especial a estos premios en 2005?
¿De qué comunidad autónoma española son originarios estos prestigiosos premios?
diego John Coltrane transformed his jazz style while playing with Miles Davis.
diego Saxophone Apprenticeship
Play all night, play all night / Fall asleep with the mouthpiece in!
diego The U.S. Navy band in Hawaii has a rich history.
diego John Coltrane developed a rapid new style of saxophone improvisation.
diego Drag the musical notes to discover how John Coltrane created his signature jazz sound.
diego After Davis fired him, Coltrane spent six crucial months in 1957 performing and studying with Monk at New
Coltrane's first instrument: Before picking up the saxophone, a young John Coltrane actually played the community band's clarinet and the alto horn in North Carolina.
diego Miles Davis plays trumpet beside saxophonist John Coltrane on a warm, glowing stage.
A period of training during which a person learns a trade or craft from a skilled employer. Coltrane's musical apprenticeship lasted from 1946 to 1955 under bandleaders like Dizzy Gillespie.
Which legendary trumpeter hired John Coltrane for his First Great Quintet in 1955?
At which famous New York venue did John Coltrane perform with pianist Thelonious Monk in 1957?
In which year was John Coltrane born in Hamlet, North Carolina?
In which branch of the military did John Coltrane serve and play in a band during World War II?
On which best-selling 1959 Miles Davis album did John Coltrane play tenor saxophone?
What musical term did critic Ira Gitler coin to describe John Coltrane's rapid, dense style of improvisation in the late 1950s?
What instrument did John Coltrane play first before switching to the saxophone?
What technique of playing two or more notes simultaneously on a saxophone did Thelonious Monk help Coltrane develop?
diego Admiral Villeneuve's French fleet trapped in the port of Cadiz
diego Admiral Pierre-Charles Villeneuve led British ships on a massive transatlantic chase
diego Napoleon Bonaparte prepared a massive military invasion of Great Britain
diego Spain and Napoleonic France formed an unexpected military alliance.
diego Position your warships to break the line to discover Nelson's tactics at Trafalgar.
diego Trapped in Cadiz after failing to reach the English Channel, Villeneuve had to sail for Italy under furious
Napoleon's seasickness: Napoleon Bonaparte hated the sea because he suffered from severe seasickness, which is why he rarely joined his navy on campaigns.
diego Admiral Villeneuve's fleet sails toward the Caribbean with British warships close behind.
A plan of action designed to achieve a long-term or overall military or political aim. In 1805, Napoleon devised a deceptive strategy to lure British fleets away from the English Channel.
Who commanded the French fleet during the Battle of Trafalgar?
Which country was Napoleon's primary target for invasion in 1805?
Approximately how many miles did Nelson chase the French fleet across the Atlantic and back?
How many warships did the allied Franco-Spanish fleet have at Trafalgar?
What treaty forced Spain into an alliance with Napoleon's France against Britain?
Where did Napoleon mass his army of 180,000 men for the planned invasion?
Which French emperor planned the invasion of Great Britain in 1805?
Where was the French and Spanish allied fleet blockaded before the battle?
diego How the Beach Boys copied Chuck Berry to write Surfin USA
diego The surfing life of Beach Boys drummer Dennis Wilson
diego The Hawthorne garage band that became the Beach Boys