I'm trying to learn Italian and I'm looking for some music helping me. The point is i want someone, singing easy to understand, folk's preferred.

What are some books about the Italian Renaissance, that talks about the art, religion, Technology, music, government, and laws. Please someone help me with this.

As the topic, I wanna know how do Italian children learn music, it will be nice if someone could provide me a website that can tell me things about it, thank u^_^

I'm 13, and my friend is Italian American, and her 8 year old sister speaks Italian,English, and Spanish. But my friend does not she knows Italian and English. She told me when her sister was baby, her mother played music in different languages so she could learn it. No, I don't plan on having a child, but I find this topic interesting! I want to write on it!

Question: Does a child learn different languages by music?

I'm currently taking an Italian class that I'm not doing too bad in, but my vocabulary and grammar are still pretty terrible. My teacher recommended watching and listening to Italian programs.

I was wondering if anyone could recommend any good Italian songs or websites that display live video and broadcasts. In terms of music I'd really like something along the lines of Laura Non C'e by Nek. Thanks for any suggestions.

Hello, I am having trouble and just wanted to make sure my translation was correct. I need to translate this into basic italian:

My daily routine is to wake up in the early morning. Then I take a shower and go eat some breakfast. I usually eat oatmeal or some fruit in the morning before class. I then get dressed and go to class. After class I sometimes get lunch with my friends. If I am tired I will go home and nap instead. Me and my roommates usually make dinner together and then after go to discotechas. When I am not in class I like to walk around Florence. I like to see new things I have not seen before. On my free time I read, listen to music, surf the internet or cook. I also love to shop and eat. On the weekends I like to travel. I went to Amsterdam last weekend. I had a great time. I cannot wait to travel more.

I live in the States but would love to improve my Italian/listen to their news/culture on my laptop. I googled around but had a hard time getting what I was looking for. Does anyone have a link for a radio station that streams live? (Preferably an NPR-structured station that has more news and talking than music, but at this point I'll take anything. Even better if their website has an English translation, although I can probably navigate anyhow.)

I want to improve my english, and that is a clever instrument! So if there si someone that it wants speak to a whichever argument , I'm glad..! I'm interesting of music, politic, cinema, sport (but italian sport , therefore soccer!) and other many arguments...
Answer is a good method to improve my english, so isn't always simple to respond any question... However thanks for acceptance

Ps> you correct to me if I wrong to express to me!! I don't know very well italian neorealism, If I must be sincere... this is an aspect that I must increase ... However I have "ladri di biciclette" od De Sica.... "Otto e mezzo" of Fellini... what do you like to italian's neorealism??

I have noted only recently that most (if not all) of the terms used in music such as 'Andante", "Presto" and others ae in Italian language. Why was that langguage chosen instead of another?