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Antonio Triana and the Spanish Dance: A Personal Recollection (Choreography and Dance Studies Series) (Volume 0) by Rita Vega de Triana, 1994-09-01
Flamenco (French Edition) by Isabel Munoz, Jacques Durand, 1997-02
Flamenco: Dance Class (French edition) by Lena Herzog, Ignacio de Cossio, 2003-10-01
The Art of Flamenco by Donn Pohren, 1990-05
The Art of Flamenco by D.E. Pohren, 1990-10
Farruca: Kinetograms et music (Documentary dance materials) by GiÌsela Reber, 1986

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Melbourne Flamenco
Flamenco Dance Lessons in Melbourne, Australia.
http://www.melbourneflamenco.com

Extractions: The guitar accompanies the stories. Shouts of encouragment help the story. Clapping helps the rhythm of the guitar. When the song is a sad tale, the song has a wailing mournful quality, when it is happy and playful, the whole thing speeds up. The clapping becomes rhythmical and playful and a dancer may feel it in himself to get up and express the emotions inside him. (or her)
Flamenco Guitar, Dancers, Music & Pictures | DonQuijote.org
Find out information about the Flamenco flamenco guitar, flamenco dance dancers, music and pictures of the spanish art.
http://www.donquijote.org/culture/spain/flamenco/

Extractions: Flamenco is a genuine Spanish art form, or, to be more exact, a genuine Southern Spanish art. It exists in three forms: el cante, the song, el baile, the dance, and la guitarra, the guitar playing. Gypsies are often credited with the "invention" of flamenco, and it is at least certain that they played an important part in its creation. But the popular songs and dances of Andalusia also had a major influence on early Flamenco. First there were the legendary Tartessos, and later, nine centuries of Muslim history in the Iberian Peninsula. Neither passed without leaving an imprint on Andalusian culture, and both influenced flamenco, directly and indirectly. The earliest mention of flamenco in literature is in Las Cartas Marruecas of Cadalso, in 1774. During its Golden Age (1869-1910)
Flamenco Dancing, One Of The Stunning Cultural Experiences Of Spain.
Flamenco dancing has been at the heart of the Spanish culture for hundreds of years
http://www.learn-spanish-with-ease.com/flamenco-dancing.html

Extractions: Learn Spanish with Ease The origins of Flamenco dancing go far back in time, back to the Spanish province of Andalucia in the 15th or 16th century. The music and dance were a kind of far-away-day rock 'n' roll music: guitar-based and danceable. A very high degree of importance is placed on the percussive aspects, originally created by people who came from impoverished backgrounds. Salubrious, often improvised, and a synthesis of the music and dance traditions of people from widely different cultural and ethnic backgrounds such as the Moors, Jews, "Gypsies", who were believed to be descendants of ancient Egyptians, and of course the indigenous people of Andalucia. All of the music and dance was built upon the foundation of the instrumental cante gitano, or "guitar song" tradition, much as all of rock 'n' roll was built upon the blues. There are literally hundreds of different types of pieces which are characterized by different harmonic and melodic structures, rhythmic patterns, and song types. Among the most prominent of these different types are the seguiriyas, rondena, soleares, zapateado, alegrias, malaguena, and fandango. However, there are just three basic guitar patterns: rasgueado (strumming, which can be very rapid), paseo (spirited melodic passages), and the falseta (improvised interludes). In the 19th century in Andalusia, then in Madrid and other parts of Spain, then beyond that, cafes opened up that featured Flamenco guitar and dancing as the primary entertainment, and this helped to spread the popularity and recognition of this cultural experience. Between the turn of the 19th century and 1936, while the cafes went into decline a more structured and formalized, theatrical mode took hold in the public imagination. "Opera Flamenco" and "Flamenco Ballet" became popular, and so did a new vocal tradition that emphasized smooth, controlled vocal delivery (this vocal style would later on have an influence on Latin jazz vocals). The leading vocalists of this time were Antonia Chacon and Manuel Torre, while the leading guitar players were Javier Molena, Manolo de Huelva, Ramón Montoya, and Perico del Lunar.
Flamenco Dancers, Performing Flamenco Artists And Instruction In All Styles Of F
A premier Flamenco dance group, giving instruction in Flamenco, Basque, and all latin dance. Arteflamenco is a registered non-profit flamenco dance company.
http://home.earthlink.net/~arteflamenco/
Flamenco Dancing In Spain
The best flamenco dancing is in Andalucia in southern Spain. You must visit a tablao in Seville, Granada or Cordoba.
http://www.spanish-fiestas.com/flamenco/

Extractions: Home Contact Us About Us Map of Spain ... Spain Hotel Offers Guide to Flamenco Dancing in Spain Flamenco is the traditional song and dance of the Gypsies (flamencos) of Andalusia. Its history can be traced over several centuries from Gypsy, Moorish, Andalucian, and other roots. Its evolution is a source of great debate with no accepted explanation of how flamenco resulted from the cultural influences of such diverse regions as North Africa, Southern Europe and the Near and Far East. Flamenco has never been more popular in Spain and abroad than it is today with a new generation of new flamenco performers in the post-Franco era who have broadened flamenco's appeal to an international audience. History of Flamenco Dancing in Spain
Flamenco-Web.com: Flamenco Dancing
Flamenco dancing and activities weblog FlamencoWeb.com A meeting place for all Flamenco Fans! Share info of Flamenco dancing, music, history and performances.
http://www.flamenco-web.com/flamenco/flamenco-dancing.html

Extractions: Contact Us Subscribe to this blog's feed Subscribe to my Podcast Blog powered by TypePad Here in Asia, Flamenco dancing is a new art form established only 2 decades ago. It is gaining popularity first in Japan, now in Taiwan, Hong Kong and Singapore. Flamenco has found its way to China in recent years. Many are attracted by the strong expression and the intensity of the dance. It is believed that Asians are reserved and by tradition, do not express their true feelings so easily. The strong expression of anger, death, happiness in the Art is a gateway for anyone to express their true emotions through an artistic way. Many claim that it is one of the most difficult dances to learn, unlike other dance forms with predictable music beat, Flamenco is often using 12 beats and the tempo changes throughout the dance. It takes intensive training to master the art. Dance steps and expressions are often unpredictable, you need determination to learn. The progress of individual dancers varies. In my opinion, some are born with the talent and its easier for these people. As for the rest, it is possible to master the art with perseverance and determination. Flamenco in Spain (flamenco spain) Spain is the place of origin for Flamenco. Click here to find out more.
Saint Louis Cultural Flamenco Society Dance Company
Saint Louis only flamenco dance company produces dance shows for the public with local and guest artists. Flamenco classes available.
http://www.saintlouisflamenco.com
YouTube - Cabo San Lucas Flamenco Dancing
Experience the art and beauty of Flamenco dancing in beautiful Los Cabos. David Bisbal Buleria
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xhits_HAeKM
Special Feature. A Brief History Of Flamenco Dancing
2004 Festival de Jerez. Rito y Geograf a del Baile (12 DVDs) ngel lvarez Caballero El baile flamenco (BOOK)
http://www.flamenco-world.com/magazine/about/baile_breve/baile19112007-1.htm

Extractions: Vicente Escudero (Photo Lipnitzki) And a similar path was followed by La Argentinita Laura de Santelmo and Pastora Imperio . These theater ladies of flamenco dancing were joined by Carmen Amaya, but with a different kind of show, since she called on the direct route to the gutsiest flamenco. She was thus a huge success on the greatest stages in America, where she fled after the Spanish Civil War broke out and where she became one of the great international dance stars. The avant-garde
Ilusion Flamenca - Flamenco Dance School - London - UK Shows & Classes
Flamenco dance group based in South London. Information about classes and shows, and a photo gallery.
http://www.ilusionflamenca.co.uk/
YouTube - Flamenco Dance Alegrias"Gades"performed By Group "Andalucia"
300 Add to Added to queue Cabo San Lucas Flamenco Dancing by swlasch 664,736 views 215 Add to Added to queue FlamencoCarolina Lugo's Carol Acu a's Brisa by Carolinalugo 179,996
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LIG0r0CCBBw
Tenerife Journal: Flamenco Dancing
I think it's hard to sit still or stop your hands from clapping when listening to the sounds of genuine flamenco. Also wonderful to see people young and old from Andalucia who
http://tenerifejournal.blogspot.com/2010/06/flamenco-dancing.html

Extractions: I think it's hard to sit still or stop your hands from clapping when listening to the sounds of genuine flamenco. Also wonderful to see people young and old from Andalucia who have been dancing these melodies since they were old enough to walk. I once took some lessons in dancing Sevillanas, which is more of a Spanish folk dance than pure flamenco. I loved it and plan to write about it soon including pictures taken in the class.
Flamenco Dance Is The Embodiment Of Sensuality Strength And Confidence
Flamenco dance instruction video available from Anna Due as Le n.
http://www.flamencodance.co.uk
Exploreseville.com: Flamenco In Seville
A guide to flamenco in Sevilla, Spain. Tablaos, Bars, concerts, flamenco schools, shops and more about flamenco in the city of Seville.
http://www.exploreseville.com/flamenco.htm

Extractions: Is the birthplace of flamenco in Seville or Jerez? Or maybe another town in Spain? We could argue the origins. We could also argue about where to see the true flamenco - in a tablao , a bar or a street corner. We'll get to some of this below, as I don't feel like arguing! The important thing to know is that the cradle of flamenco is certainly in western Andalucia, and there are few better places for flamenco than Seville. This section covers a little of everything, but much like my bullfighting section, the information is specific to Seville and I will link to the experts who know the details much better than I do. Flamenco bars Larger Venues Flamenco Classes CDs and Music Pa' empezar...
Flamenco Dance School
A school in Saskatoon that offers classical background in flamenco dance.
http://www.angelfire.com/art2/flamenco/
Flamenco Dancing: Spanish Gypsy Dance History And Steps
Flamenco dancing is wellknown for its passion and grace, but its history as a gypsy dance in the Andalucia region of Spain is a mystery to many.
http://www.suite101.com/content/flamenco-dancing-a185635
Ana Montes | Flamenco Danzarte
A performer and teacher of flamenco dancing, located downtown Seattle, WA, USA.
http://www.anamontes.com
Flamenco Dancing
spain, learn Spanish in Malaga at Academia AIFP under the Andalusian sun, in the historic centre of Malaga, motivated native professional teachers, combine learning Spanish and
http://www.aifp.org/spanish/malaga/flamenco-dancing.html

Extractions: Learn Spanish in Spain at AIFP Registration Contact Tell it a friend People dancing Flamenco at the Feria Flamenco is a genuine Spanish art, and to be more exact an genuine art of southern Spain. It exists in three forms: Cante Flamenco, the song, Baile Flamenco, the dance, and Guitarra Flamenca, guitar playing. The flamenco dancing is the symbol of Spanish Culture. Although the dance on its own is called Sevillanas. Gypsies are very often named as its fathers, and it can be taken for certain that they play the most important part in its creation. But also the popular songs and dances of Andalusia have influenced early Flamenco considerably. Flamenco dancer Certainly there were other influences, too, as it will not surprise in a country that has been dominated by most diverse cultures and civilizations during its different historical periods. There were the legendary Tartessos, and seven centuries of Muslim occupation hardly could have passed without leaving traces. All that, directly or indirectly, influenced Flamenco. When trying to find the true origins of flamenco most studies totally disregard the history of the Southern Iberian Peninsula previous to the 18th century, it is nevertheless fair to think that the cultural mix that occurred in the history of Andalusia had something to do with the development of Flamenco, an artistic expression truly born to the people.
Daniel De C�rdoba Bailes Espa�oles
Features flamenco dance information, classes, and a calendar of events.
http://www.flamencodallas.com
Flamenco Dancing (Belly Dancing) - Los Angeles, California (CA) | Company Profil
Flamenco Dancing company profile in Los Angeles, CA. Our free company profile report for Flamenco Dancing includes business information such as contact, sales and financial data.
http://www.manta.com/c/mmcwn4x/flamenco-dancing

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