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Ivan Crico the national prize for poetry


From "Il Piccolo" 11/10/2009


Saturday, October 17 will receive the awards to the winners of the "National Award Biagio Marin" 2009 edition, for nearly two decades the largest prize for poetry in the dialects and minority languages \u200b\u200bin Italy, created to commemorate the work and figure of the great poet of Grado.
A witness recognized the seriousness of the prize, the jury may award, in fact, in addition to the books presented in any other dialect or volume essay published in Italy in the last two years. Over time, the jury was composed from the very beginning, the major Italian poets and scholars, by the late Carlo Bo Franco Brevini, Pietro Gibellini Franco Loi, by Edda Serra Giovanni Tesio. Among past winners are also some of the greatest poets in dialect and scholars of the twentieth century: suffice it to recall only the names of Paolo Bertolani, Enesto Calzavara, Amedeo Giacomini, Franca Grisoni, and for the section devoted to essays, Dante Isella Cesare Segre, Alfredo Stussi.
Quattro sono le persone che riceveranno il prestigioso riconoscimento. All’unanimità la giuria ha deliberato di assegnare il premio Marin di 5000 euro ex aequo al poeta bisiaco Ivan Crico, per la raccolta “De arzent zu-D’argento scomparso”, edito dall’Istituto Giuliano di Storia, Cultura e Documentazione e al brianzolo Piero Marelli per la silloge “I nocc-Le notti” edita da Lieto Colle. Ne dà notizia la presidente del Centro Studi Biagio Marin, Edda Serra. La giuria del Premio per la poesia in dialetto edita formata da Franco Loi, Giovanni Tesio, Pietro Gibellini, Gianni Oliva, Edda Serra e Flavia Moimas, si è riunita a Brescia e ha stabilito altresì di assegnare altri two awards. That given the personality in the course of his work has graced the poem in dialect, and contributed to his knowledge, always with the unanimous opinion, has been awarded to Lucio Felici, which is the premium of the City of Degree of € 2500. Happy is known for his studies of Roman authors in the '300 now and poets of the Treviso region, and in particular Calzavara Zanzotto. Finally, again unanimously, for essays on Biagio Marin and his world, the prize will be awarded to Catherine Conti for the thesis "The diaries and letters of Falco Marin: idealistic enthusiasm and experience in military debated at the University of Trieste.
The award ceremony will be held Grado (GO) 17 October at 17.30 in the Council Chamber of City Hall sal.