Dedicated to a "shear" (story of Coronis) 
Coronis, daughter of Flegg, King of Lapiths lived in Thessaly, on the shores of Lake Beobi, where he used to wash his feet. Apollo, attracted by her beauty, became his mistress. Having to go one day at Delphi, Coronis entrusted to the care of a raven feathers by spotless. But Coronis had long been a strong passion for Ischia and he also became her lover, though waiting for a child by Apollo. happened that the crow, thinking to please, who went to Delphi, telling infidelity of Coronis to Apollo. That, however, cursed the animal because he had blinded Ischi beak, and feathers made of black, passing the curse even to his tribe. Artemis, sister of Apollo, then wanted to avenge the insult hurling Coronis a whole quiver of arrows. Apollo at the sight of the lover who died was seized by remorse, but now Coronis fell in Tartarus and was about to be burnt on the pyre burning. Apollo called in help from the womb of Coronis Hermes rescued a child who called Asclepius (think, the first history of cesarean delivery) in the care of the centaur Chiron, who taught him, then, the art of medicine. Ischi was rather struck by the wrath of Jupiter, it flashed. Coronide: una storia che ha del vero; una figura che ha del moderno; una persona che ha del materialmente vivo e che ce la fa sentir vicina. Questa è Coronide.
Dedico questi ricordi scolastici a una "tosa" .
[La coronide (
Coronìs ) in lingua greca è una notazione ed indica un'aspirazione. Viene rappresentata con una leggera curva, di formato lieve e conferisce una tonalità melodica.
Coronis sta per "falce", per la sua struttura, e pare desse origine a
Chrono .
Segnature falciformi si trovano anche in Musica: ad esempio, le chiavi di Basso e di Baritono sono rappresentate da curve (coronidi)].
