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| | vinguitarsolearesne.html |
 | | The soleares has a part for a singer and he's acompanied by a guitarist and some people clapping their hands or beating a case. | | | The singer decides how the guitarist must play the song because he wants to put his emotions in the music and the guitarist must acompany him as good as possible. | | | Probably there will not be 2 singers that can sing the same soleares. |
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http://www.geocities.com/BourbonStreet/Canal/2601/vinguitarsolearesen.html
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| | Soleares |
| | Soleares one of the most basic forms Flamenco music probably originated around Cádiz in Andalusia region of southern Spain. |
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http://www.freeglossary.com/Soleares
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| | moonlid. |
| | The soleares is also considered cante jondo ("deep" song): of a serious nature in song, guitar, and dance. | | | The soleares is considered, both in song and in dance, to be the central figure around which most of Flamenco revolves. | | | The Soleares also often deals with anguish, poverty and death, but unlike a more serious song, the siguiriya, which carries these emotions to the brink of experience, the Soléa couches them in melody, wit, irony and laughter. |
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http://www.moonlid.com/music/flamenco/index.htm
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| | Daniel Fortea "Soleares" - an Andalusian folk song. |
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http://www.classtab.org/df_solea.txt
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| | UKAuthors - THE LAST SOLEARES by M.A.Meddings |
| | They are the Bularias, the Alegrias, the Sevillanas, the Fandango and the Soleares. | | | Thus, in the case of the Soleares, the singer interprets the music of the guitarist as he can. | | | Then the Soleares becomes the performers own swan song, their own nostalgic longing for the past. |
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http://www.ukauthors.com/article10398.html
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| | Fiesta Pavilion: Glossary Of Flamenco Terms |
| | Soleá or Soleares -- a song and dance form which is often referred to as the "mother of flamenco" because other important forms (such as alegrias and bulerias) derive from it. | | | The main characteristics of this flamenco style are the richness of its guitar accompaniment, the intricacy of the dance, the demands of its difficult rhythm and the lively sound. | | | Polo -- a form of flamenco song and dance which derives from the Soleares family. |
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http://www.novareinna.com/romani/glossary.html
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| | Flamenco - World.com / Ciberpeña |
| | Escobilla is a section of dance in the middle of alegrías, soleares or seguiriyas, in which the dancer improvises around a repetitious musical phrase. | | | Escobilla can mean a section of dance in alegrías or soleares, in which the dancer improvises around a repetitious musical phrase. | | | This section is like a composition where the dancer composes music with continuous footwork to the repetitious rhthym of the guitar (for example in palos such as alegrías or soleares). |
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http://www.flamenco-world.com/magazine/definiciones/escobilla2.htm
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| | Soleares de Alcalá by Manolo Caracol: Song Music Downloads |
| | Soleares de Alcalá by Manolo Caracol: Song Music Downloads | | | Sorry, at this time no downloads have been found for "Soleares de Alcalá" on album Flamenco King. | | | Check the albums tab for other downloads from Manolo Caracol. |
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http://www.mp3.com/tracks/104606/dl_streams.html
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| | Introduction to Flamenco - The Flamenco Forms |
| | It is traditionally accompanied in the key of E Phrygian mode, but in some cases in A Phrygian mode (sometimes guitarists refer to the latter as Solea por Bulerias, but the distinction is actually in the letras of the cante). | | | Like the Soleares, the Alegrias dance often includes a taconeo section (which can be without guitar accompaniment, as with Carmen Amaya's version). | | | Sometimes, for fun, guitarists will solo in F# or B Phrygian as well. |
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http://users.aol.com/BuleriaChk/private/compas/compasa3.html
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| | Mes-cd.com - Détail d'un album |
| | 6 - Diego Bermudes Soleares - 166 s. | | | 1 - Manuel Torre (Hijo de Salvador) Soleares - 139 s. | | | 7 - Diego Bermudes Soleares de Paquirri - 167 s. |
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http://www.les-cd.com/detail.asp?s=COTATEL39950&c=12
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| | MY MP3 Lyrics - Soleares -- Steel Prophet Song, Music, Artist |
| | Soleares -- Steel Prophet Song, Music, Artist, MP3 is a property of Soleares -- Steel Prophet Song, Music, Artist, MP3 respective authors, vendors and developers. | | | Yasa VCD burner is a powerful and easy to use for creating audio CDs, Data CDs and Video CDs. | | | If you want to use Soleares -- Steel Prophet Song, Music, Artist, MP3 for other purpose, Please contact the authors, vendors and developers of Soleares -- Steel Prophet Song, Music, Artist, MP3. |
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http://www.mymp3lyrics.com/artist-steel%20prophet/song-Soleares.html
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| | Steel Prophet lyrics - Steel Prophet Soleares lyrics |
| | Steel Prophet Soleares lyrics and all other song lyrics provided for educational purposes and personal use only. | | | Steel Prophet Soleares lyrics are the property and copyright of Steel Prophet. | | | Steel Prophet Soleares lyrics path - Song Lyrics :: Steel Prophet lyrics |
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http://www.musicsonglyrics.com/S/steelprophetlyrics/steelprophetsoleareslyrics.htm
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| | dmusic.com - SeaFeel-1986 |
| | The lastest one is my version of Juan Serrano's Soleares that I recorded again. | | | A popular piece with the melody performed using tremolo instead.. | | | My version of a Soleares composed by Juan Serrano.. |
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http://seafeel986.dmusic.com
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| | Flamenco: The Music of Diego del Gastor |
| | Included are notes which explain how to read the tablature, and 2 audio tapes showing how the falsetas are played in the proper rhythm (compás). | | | For those new to Flamenco or the Morón style I sell a Rhythm Lesson and Chord Progression tablature with accompanying audio tape. | | | 450 falsetas written in guitar tablature covering the main Flamenco rhythms: Bulerías, Soleares, Alegrías, Siguiriyas, Granadinas, Tarantas, and Sevillanas. |
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http://www.kalilight.com/nsites/diego
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| | Learn to Play Flamenco Guitar Videos and DVDs |
| | Along with flamenco history and terminology, Aaron teaches four of the most important forms: Tangos and Alegrias (on DVD 1) and Bulerias and Soleares (on DVD 2) – along with the strumming and picking techniques that make flamenco so exciting to players and listeners alike. | | | Aaron Gilmartin's intro to flamenco will get anyone started playing this passionate and exciting music. | | | Learn to play the flamenco guitar or improve your skills with instructional videos and DVD. |
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http://musicridge.com/guitars_flamenco.htm
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| | Steel Prophet - Soleares Lyrics for Song |
| | Lyrics > S > Steel Prophet Lyrics > Soleares Song Lyrics | | | Song Lyrics > S > Steel Prophet Lyrics > Soleares |
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http://www.stlyrics.com/songs/s/steelprophet23439/soleares744294.html
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| | The contribution of the Gypsies to cante flamenco. prof. Pierre Lefranc |
| | The tonás are the oldest and most austere songs, and are unaccompanied by a guitar ; the siguiriyas are the most tragic cantes, while the soleares often deal with gentler emotions, between sorrow and melancholy. | | | I have identified a total of 99 forms of those higher songs, the tonás, siguiriyas and soleares, to which one more is being added by Ramón Soler Diáz. | | | This is the case of siguiriyas and soleares created by two non-Gypsies, Silverio Franconetti and Aurelio de Cádiz, which are often sung by Gypsies in Jerez and in Cadiz, because they find that those songs meet their requirements and have adopted them. |
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http://www.deflamenco.com/especiales/gypsies/second.jsp
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| | Discount Check: Soleares |
| | I played a Soleares at 6:30 am on live Spanish TV with this guitar. | | | This has a wonderful tone Diccionario de Guitarristas?. | | | Classical Guitar - Giuliani, Sanz, Gaspar, Romero, DeMurcia, Narvaez, Mudarra Lullabye (Goodnight, My Angel); She?s Got A Way; Through the Tecate?60°; Chords in Soleares; Soleares. |
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http://05planet.info/soleares.669221.html
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| | Flamenco Glossary |
| | However, unlike Soleares, it has a fast and lively rhythm - indeed, the fastest in all flamenco - and provides enormous scope for improvisation on the part of dancers, singers and guitarists. | | | polo flamenco song derived from the Soleares family | | | caña Caña, also very closely related to Soleares, is one of the oldest forms of flamenco, and one of the most pure and beautiful. |
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http://www.flamenco.org/glossary.html
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| | Soleares - definition of Soleares in Encyclopedia |
| | Soleares, one of the most basic forms of Flamenco music, probably originated around Cádiz in the Andalusia region of southern Spain. | | | Embed a dictionary search in your own web page |
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http://encyclopedia.laborlawtalk.com/Soleares
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| | Flamenco guitar transcriptions - soleares falsetas |
| | This is a prime example of "call and response" that Diego de Morón has recorded a lot, with variations on each unfolding measure. | | | Here are some very basic examples of flamenco guitar falsetas (phrases) in the soleares style. |
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http://www.penaturk.com/download/soleares%20falsetas.htm
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| | FORMS IN FLAMENCO |
| | The singing of this form is one of the 'cante jondo' (deep song). | | | Sole por Bulerías: Sometimes referred to as just Sole, a bit confusing. | | | Sole or Soleares: Most likely derived from 'soledad', meaning loneliness, has a slower pace, and is profound in nature. |
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http://www.kl.unibe.ch/sec2/neufeld/faecher/spanisch/Amigos/1/99-OwnHomepage/nf-f-forms.html
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| | es flamenco - Flamenco Forms, Soleá (or soleares) |
| | Strictly speaking, one should not speak of the soleá, but rather of singing in a soleá style, or in a soleares style, due to the number of variations and nuances that it possesses. | | | Just enter your e-mail address below and we'll add you to our list. | | | (From soledad, solitude, which in turn comes from the Latin sólitas, - atis, although some modern views argue that it may come from the verb solear, that is, placing something in the sun). |
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http://www.esflamenco.com/scripts/news/ennews.asp?frmIdPagina=211
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| | More About Flamenco |
| | It is a family which includes the soleares, the alegrías, and the bulerías, all having a rhythmic signature of twelve beats. | | | There is another family which derives from the tango, which has a rhythmic structure based on four beats. |
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http://www.azahardance.org/azahar4-3.html
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| | "Soleares" and "Sevillanas" by Ramon Montoya Salazar are multi-sectional Latin guitar pieces that showcase Marquez's versatility and sensitivity on her instrument. | | | The "Sarabande inB Minor" and "Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring" by J. Bach bring some popular cross-over classics to the CD. |
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http://www.nessamarquez.com/press.htm
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| | 'Soleares' by Carlos Montoya from The Portsmouth Chorus. |
| | Click for more related Music about 'Soleares' - from ThePortsmouthChorus.com. | | | Our next concert: Wed 14th December, 2005, Portsmouth Guildhall: "A Christmas Cracker Concert" (click for more) | | | Click for similar DVDs about 'Soleares' at our partner Psychohelp.co.uk... |
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http://www.theportsmouthchorus.com/music-cd/B0002HUXE4
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| | Flamenco-world.com - Norman Paul Kliman |
| | Another variation of this falseta is heard in another soleá from these solo recordings. | | | Collections of transcriptions of soleares and siguiriyas falsetas from the 1900's to the 1990's in standard notation, tablature, and cassette. | | | The falseta is still in triplets, but Sabicas gives it a complete overhaul. |
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http://www.flamenco-world.com/guitar/kliman/kliman3.htm
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| | Hier eine kleine Melodie/Improvisation (Falseta sagen die Flamencos dazu) daraus: | | | Soleares ist ein traditionelles Flamenco Stück, das von den Flamenco Gitarristen in vielfältiger Weise varriiert wird... |
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http://www.gitarrenlinks.de/workshops/soleares.htm
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| | Palos del Flamenco - Soleá |
| | Segundo: García Matos ha comprobado en antiguos Jaleos, cuya notación conserva, que tienen el carácter musical de las soleares. | | | Por tanto no tiene nada de extraño que, durante los cuarenta primeros años del siglo pasado, no encontremos empleado el término de soleares y sí sea muy frecuente el de Jaleo, mientras estuvo supeditado al baile, hasta que por el año 1850 adquiere naturaleza propia, debido a grandes interpretaciones personales». | | | Finalmente, puntualizar que las conocidas por soleares de Córdoba, no responden a una forma autóctona, sino que proceden de la versión que hizo el cordobés Onofre, inspirado en una soleá de Ramón El Ollero. |
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http://www.tristeyazul.com/histpal/palos/solea.htm
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| | A collection of videos on flamenco guitar - Libreros Reunidos, S.L. |
| | VICTOR MONGE « SERRANITO » : introduced by F. Quiñones, Victor Monge Serrano « Serranito » (born Madrid 1942) is heard in a taranta, soleares, an interview, in « Popular Themes » and a zapateado with Alejandro Winia and Manolo Sison (guitar players). | | | The second guitar is that of his nephew, then known as Juan Habichuela « hijo », who later became Juan Carmona « El Camborio », and is today the established leader of the Ketama group. | | | The gypsy guitar-player from Catalonia describes the hot bed of flamenco experimentation that was the Catalonia of the 70’s (which explains the present fertility of Catalonian flamenco) and performs six pieces of a classical turn in a modern technique. |
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http://www.barataria.com/collection.html
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| | Classification of styles of soleares. |
| | The authors analyzed 1,269 soleás (examples of sung verse) recorded by 130 singers born up to 1920 in mediums ranging from late 19th-century cylinders to CDs released shortly before the 1992 publication of the book. | | | These styles are also known as "soleares de Onofre." The singer Manuel Moreno Madrid, known as Juanero el Feo, is the alleged creator of these styles, which are based on the soleá of Ramón El Ollero, and display some characteristics of La Serneta and Paquirri. | | | His recreations, known as "soleares de El Moreno," were reportedly well-known and sung in the center and east of Andalucia, in Córdoba, Málaga and Granada. |
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http://perso.wanadoo.es/siguiriya/soleares.htm
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| | De Groene 15-7-2000: Dirk Lambrechts |
| | Dus ik ging erheen, bij wijze van kleine literaire pelgrimage, gewapend met een exemplaar van de Soleares. | | | Ik had net Slauerhoff ontdekt, en had gehoord dat dit zijn stamcafé was. | | | Het waren niet zozeer de gedichten over de zee die me aantrokken, als wel de gedichten over het land: over Lissabon, fado, saudade en flamenco-coplas. |
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http://www.groene.nl/2000/0028/rz_lambrechts.html
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| | Flamenco Dance Forms |
| | Developed in Cadiz, this form is derived from, and has the same compas (rhythm, beat, meter) as Soleares. | | | Central themes to this form include sorrow, cruelty of fate, setbacks and the pain of love, thus requiring an enormous amount of emotional involvement. | | | This, of course, is a poetic allusion, more likely referring to the role that the soleares play in flamenco - there is no doubt that it is the central figure, the matriarch, around which all of the flamenco revolves - than to any belief that the soleares has given birth to flamenco. |
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http://www.pasionflamenco.com.au/aboutflamenco.htm
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| | Flamenco Books & Magazines |
| | Flamenco Guitar Method for Beginners, a primer leading to "An Introduction to the Flamenco Guitar, by Anita Sheer and Harry Berlow. | | | Covers basic technique including fingering, hand position, picado, rasgeado, and several pieces including Sevillanas, Farruca, and Soleares. | | | Covers use of rasgueado, gulpe and other techniques and has exercies for legatos, arpeggio, and more. |
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http://www.flamenco.org/flamencobooks.html
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| | Dancing Tree, Ruth Barrett, Folk Music, A Dulcimer Harvest |
| | Noteworthy is Cyntia Smith's composition Dales Emerson Foye, which features Daniel Bienefeld on concertina and has one of the loveliest melodies I've ever heard. | | | Each of the three pieces is a technical tour de force and a clear demonstration of the musical capabilities of what was once thought to be a very limited instrument." ~Dulcimer Players News | | | A highlight for me is Cyntia's playing on Pavan by Luis Milan, the Lesson For Two Lutes, and Soleares, a traditional Flamenco form. |
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http://www.dancingtree.org/catalogue/dulcimerharvest.htm
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| | (Includes Bulerias, Soleares, Alegrias, and Siguiriyas collections with accompanying audio tapes and Bulerias falseta videotape)...............................$105 (Overseas add $35 for postage) | | | As a supplement to the Academy courses, I have produced a collection of guitar falsetas for the toques of Bulerias, Soleares, Siguiriyas, and Alegrias. | | | You can also try the.wav version; it may work better with your system. |
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http://users.aol.com/BCompas2/private/sol_bul.htm
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| | Welcome to the Guitar Foundation of America GFA site has moved to guitarfoundation Please change bookmarks. | | | soleares Flamenco transcriptions of soleares and seguiriyas falsetas from standard |
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http://guitar.eros.waw.pl
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| | Flamenco 12-Count Compas (Soleares Family) |
| | Within that context, however, there are many variations; the following is meant to give basic guideposts for your own journey into the beauty and profundity of this complex art. | | | Soleares has a compas that can be expressed consistently in phrases 12 counts long; the actual metric expression can depend on the emphasis to be placed on the musical phrase. | | | The most fundamental cycle of the Soleares family consists of four measures of 3/4 time, with the "resolution" phrase on counts 10-12, with accentuation on the first count of each measure. |
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http://members.aol.com/BCompas2/private/12count.htm
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| | Soleares |
| | Soleares es un espacio en el cada uno encuentra su lugar, aunque el verdadero protagonista es el flamenco. | | | Contratiempo dijo: "Soleares es el resultado de una apuesta, un lugar cultural que ofrece arte y trabajo." |
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http://www.adondevamos.com/bares/Soleares/1535/?b6=33
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| | Falseta - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | The Soleares and Alegrias and other palos could be explained as two beats of 3/4-time and two beats of 6/8 time, although the accents are different than in 'normal' (western classical) measures: |
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Falseta
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| | Soleares kendetegnes som dans ved at være "baile grande", d.v.s. | | | Soleá er prøvestenen for den gode sanger, som her har stor mulighed for at demonstrere al sin kunnen og sine kvaliteter m.h.p. | | | Soleares er en af de mest udbredte stilarter i de forskellige flamenco-regioner; men som med meget andet inden for flamenco har man heller ikke her sikker viden om dens oprindelse. |
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http://www.flamencovivo.dk/soleares.htm
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| | History of Flamenco |
| | Flamenco is a tripartite art, involving singing, dance and the guitar simultaneously - as well as rhytmic punctuation (by hand-claps and other methods) that is considered an art form in its own right. | | | They are defined by characteristic melodic, rhytmic, and harmonic structures; each has a characteristic mood and many are regional variants of essentially similar forms. | | | There are hundreds of different types of pieces within flamenco, which have generic names such as seguiriyas, soleares, alegrías, malagueñas, fandangos, zapateado, rondeña, etc. |
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http://www.classicalguitarmidi.com/history/flamenco.html
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