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Catalogue Produced on 22/03/2011 Si Buscas Música Flamenca, Video O DVD, Por Favor Visita Catalogue produced on 22/03/2011 Si buscas música flamenca, video o DVD, por favor visita: flamencoSound.com Didactic Material ................................................................................................................................................................. 2 Books ................................................................................................................................................................................ 2 Classes for Beginners ...................................................................................................................................................... 85 Didactic CD´s ................................................................................................................................................................ 102 Didactic DVD & Video .................................................................................................................................................... 186 Flamenco Step by Step: Adrián Galia ............................................................................................................................ 331 Manuel Salado: Flamenco Dance, Flamenco Guitar and Tap ......................................................................................... 388 Metronome .................................................................................................................................................................... 414 Oscar Herrero ................................................................................................................................................................ 420 Scores and Sheet music ................................................................................................................................................ 444 Solo Compás ................................................................................................................................................................. 705 Phone Number: (0034) 91 5427251 - We export Flamenco worldwide. El Traje de Flamenca por Rosa María Martínez Moreno 22.00 € 31.23 USD The pejorative connotations which accompanied frequently the flamenco Andalusia dress find their reason in the lack of documented studies about this subject. The work we present alleviate a bit this absence. 456 pages. Phone Number: (0034) 91 5427251 - We export Flamenco worldwide. 2 Poética y didáctica del flamenco por Jose Cenizo Jimenez 17.50 € 24.84 USD Fleming to teach in the schools they are necessary some things: time, programming, hours, matters, teachers, pupils, materials. Especially it is necessary to make it with head, know wherefrom it departs and where one takes the pupils. To have rigor and seriousness, to know that it is a very complex art and that there are many things still in the air. 244 pages. Phone Number: (0034) 91 5427251 - We export Flamenco worldwide. 3 Flamenco music history by Maria Jesus Castro. 30.00 € 42.59 USD “Flamenco history” offers an original and a new perspective which is based on flamenco as music, far from the biographical aspects, typical of the articles published until now about this topic. As first pedagogical method of flamenco music, there’re some innovative propositions: divisions in musical moments, generational classification of sing and music schools, development of the flamenco repertoire and actual categories exhibition like the Posflamenco. In fact, this work allows teachers, students and fans to know and study the flamenco music history in another way. A4 format,128 pages. Texts in Spanish. Phone Number: (0034) 91 5427251 - We export Flamenco worldwide. 4 Phone Number: (0034) 91 5427251 - We export Flamenco worldwide. 5 Tradition and Avant-Garde.The dance today, The dance tomorrow by por Jose Luis Navarro Garcia 10.55 € 14.98 USD The flamenco dance is living a great period and its future will be bright. A time where are living together those who gave it its splendour during the last decades of las century. They are offering us new artistic proposal. They are writing with their names and their artistic fibre the history of the contemporary flamenco dance. Tradition and avant-garde are moving closer, thanks to their success and efforts. You will find two different approaches, one journalistic and another historical. The historical part is the most important: analysis and strict narration. This book complete a plan initiated in 2008 with De Telethusa a La Macarrona and continued in 2003 with El Ballet Flamenco and in 2004 with Paso a dos by Terpsícore and Talía. A trip through times. Phone Number: (0034) 91 5427251 - We export Flamenco worldwide. 6 Antonia Merce. The Flamenco and the Spanish avant-garde 22.00 € 31.23 USD Two artistic nicknames, distinguished between a diminutive, that dazzle the Spanish dance world during the first part of the 20. Century. One of the nicknames, La Argentinita, belongs to a passionate and scandalous woman, with a lively fame. The other surname, La Argentina, is less known today, but belongs to the most acute Spanish dancer of her time. The most modern and sophisticated dancer. Antonia Mercé took the flamenco dance out of the tablaos to the international stages, giving to this dance graceful attributes but always based on the ancestral roots. On the other side, La Argentina had a perpetual musical and scenic interaction with avant-garde figures (Falla, García Lorca, Granados, Néstor de la Torre, Joaquín Nin…) and with mythical dancers like Vicente Escudero. She was a very important artist in the Spanish culture. When she died (July 18. 1936) the international newspapers compared her to the Pavlova of the flamenco. 275 pages. Phone Number: (0034) 91 5427251 - We export Flamenco worldwide. 7 Phone Number: (0034) 91 5427251 - We export Flamenco worldwide. 8 Jose Luis Navarro Garcia. Flamenco dance history I,II,III,IV,V 79.95 € 113.49 USD Pack of 5 volumes of flamenco dance History by Jose Luis Navarro Garcia. Flamenco dance is the mixed race son of a multicultural union. The enriched fruit of three people especially talented for music and dance: “Andalusia”. The people from Andalusia have participated with more “salt”, more freshness, grace, elegance and mischief; the gypsies have strong character and the sense of interpretation; the blacks, with dances that, since the XV century, came from Caribbean islands, the sensuality of the way they sway the hips, the forwardness of the feints and its binary rhythms. All brought the best of their culture and of their dance, and contributed to the birth of the “creature”. Without the fraternal participation of the gypsies and andalusians, today it will exist gypsy’s dances and andalusian dances but none of them would have the beauty of our flamenco. An open and free dialogue without any prejudice between andalusian and “Calé” in which participated black people who arrived in our costs. This dialogue benefited prejudice t all the interlocutors and the dance itself. Thanks to it, we fused all styles and we stored up the steps. It became every time richer and the dance patrimony of each generation handed down to the other one. After, around the middle of the XIX century, all the richness stored up started to crystallize. And something new and different came: flamenco. Since then, this dance didn’t stop to grow up until reaching universal fame and prestige. Artists Jose Luis Navarro Garcia Phone Number: (0034) 91 5427251 - We export Flamenco worldwide. 9 Flamenco Dance History Vol. I by José Luis Navarro Garcia 20.00 € 28.39 USD Flamenco Dance History Vol. 1 by José Luis Navarro Garcia. First volume of an extraordinary investigation work revealing the gears of the flamenco dance. Mixed race son born from a cultural wedding between three races: Andalusian, Gipsies and Africans. A dance growing and enriching, prestigious. 462 pages. Artists Jose Luis Navarro Garcia Phone Number: (0034) 91 5427251 - We export Flamenco worldwide. 10 Flamenco Dance History Vol. II by José Luis Navarro Garcia 20.00 € 28.39 USD Flamenco Dance History Vol. 2 by José Luis Navarro Garcia. Second volume of an extraordinary investigation work revealing the gears of the flamenco dance. Mixed race son born from a cultural wedding between three races: Andalusian, Gipsies and Africans. A dance growing and enriching, prestigious. 350 pages. Artists Jose Luis Navarro Garcia Phone Number: (0034) 91 5427251 - We export Flamenco worldwide. 11 Flamenco Dance History Vol. III by José Luis Navarro Garcia 20.00 € 28.39 USD Flamenco Dance History Vol. 3 by José Luis Navarro Garcia. In this third volume, we cover the 70’s of the last century and we work on artsists as Salvador Távora, Mario Maya, José Granero, Pilar López, Antonio Gades, María Rosa, Rafael de Córdova, Manuela Vargas, Merche Esmeralda, Cristina Hoyos… 314 pages Artists Jose Luis Navarro Garcia Phone Number: (0034) 91 5427251 - We export Flamenco worldwide. 12 Flamenco Dance History Vol. IV by José Luis Navarro Garcia 20.00 € 28.39 USD Flamenco Dance History Vol. 4 by José Luis Navarro Garcia. Flamenco dance is the mixed race son of a multicultural union. The enriched fruit of three people especially talented for music and dance: Andalusia, Gypsies and Blacks. People and cultures which met on the same site: Andalusia. 288 pages. Artists Jose Luis Navarro Garcia Phone Number: (0034) 91 5427251 - We export Flamenco worldwide. 13 Flamenco Dance History Vol. V by José Luis Navarro Garcia 20.00 € 28.39 USD Flamenco Dance History Vol. 5 by José Luis Navarro Garcia. In this
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