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Musical Instruments in Popular Basque Music - ERAKUSKETAREN ANTOLAKETA The accordionist Antonio Aranaga "Auntxa" playing the trikitixa. 1984 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS IN Soinu-tresnei buruz ari garenez, erakusketan soinu-tresnen argazki bilduma bat ikus (Arg. HMT). daiteke. Soinu-tresna bera bakarrik, objektu ederra izan daiteke, egitura konplexua eta POPULAR BASQUE MUSIC esanguratsua eduki dezake, baina horrez gain ez da ezer, ez du bizitasunik. Jole batek Rondalla from Falces, 1984 (Arg. HMT). ematen dio bizia eta jolea da soinu-tresna horren izaeraren ezinbesteko osagaia. Migellturbide.1984 (Arg. HMT). Bestalde, soinu-tresna eta soinu-joleek musika em an dezakete, baina norbaiti, non bait, Primi Erostarbe- Juan Mari Beltran. Donostia, 1984 (Arg. JM Beltran). Alboka made by the famous albokari from Igorre (Arratia) Silvestre noizbait eman beharko liokete, bestela ez luke zentzurik edukiko. Horregatik erakuske- a tan hiru osagai eta alderdi hauek azaltzen dira: SOINU- TRESNAK, SOINU-JOLEAK, Jose Peiia and Juan Mari Beltran. Ttin ttin ttin ttin ttikittin, ..... Orio, Elezkano "Txilibrin". MUSIKA HORREN INGURUA ETA GIROAK. 1984 (Arg. HMT). Alboka made by the famous albokari from Artea (Arratia) Leon Bilbao. ORGANIZACION DE LA EXPOSICION Ximon and Aritz Goikoetxea. Erbetegi Etxeberri, 2007 (Arg. HMT).) Alboka by the albokaris Gorrotxategi from Zegama. Esta exposici6n muestra una colecci6n totoqrafica de instrumentos musicales. EI instru- Playing the kirikoketa in the Txalaparta School in Hernani. 2007 (Arg. Sunpriiiu played by shepherds in larraun; made of hazelnut tree bark. mento musical de por sl puede ser un objeto hermoso, puede tener una estructura com- pleja y significativa, pero 81solo, aparte de eso no es nada, no tiene vida. Un instrumen- HMT). Txanbela played by shepherds in Zuberoa (Pyrenees). tista es el que Ie da vida y el instrumentista es el complemento imprescindible del ins- Leon Bilbao and Maurizia Aldeiturriaga. Artea, 1984 (Arg. HMT). Dulzainas (pipes) from Gipuzkoa, Araba, Bizkaia and gaitas (bagpipes) trumento musical. Por otro lade, los instrumentos musicales y los instrumentistas pue- Albokaris in the "Ardiki Eguna" festival in Zaldibia. 2007 (Arg. HMT). from Navarra. den ofrecer rnusica, pero se la tienen que ofrecer a alguien, en algun lugar, en algun momento, sino no tendria sentido. Por eso en la exposici6n aparecen estos tres compo- Children and young people playing the alboka in St John's festival Silbote and txistus made of ebony, boxwood and metal. nentes; INSTRUMENTOS MUSICALES, INSTRUMENTISTAS, EL ENTORNO Y EL Hernani 2007 (Arg. HMTxokoa). Xirulas or txirulas made of boxwood. AMBIENTE DE ESA MUSICA. Gaiteros (Bagpipe players) from Iruiia-Pamplona. Giants' Parade 2003- Zengotita from Bilbao, picture made in the first accordion factory in ORGANIZATION OF THE EXHIBITION 07-09. (Arg. HMT). Euskal Herria. This exhibition offers a photographic collection of Basque musical instruments. A musi- cal instrument itself can be a beautiful object, it can have a complex and meaningful Maiiaria, 1920. Dulzaina players from Bizkaia. (Arg. I. J. Abasolo - HMT). Basque accordions: Txikitixa and chromatic Larrinaga & Guerrini. structure, but apart from this it is nothing, lifeless. An instrumentalist or player gives it life Xaxurra and Arbetarrak, dulzaina players from Azpeitia, with giants and Larrinaga Trikitixa and Guerrini accordion. and they are the essential complement of the musical instrument's being. On the other 'cabezudos'. Azpeitia, around 1910 (Arg. Guadalupe Errasti-HMT). Lute from the 19th century. hand, musical instruments and their players can offer music but they have to provide it for someone, in a certain place, and at a certain time, or it would make no sense. This Azkoitia. Martitten, 1945. Juan Jose Osinalde "Harrita-Ettetto" dulzaina, String instruments: mandola, small traditional guitar, guitar and lute. explains why there are three components to the exhibition: MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, Joanito Garate "Maltzeta" accordion, Inazio Soraluze "Korta" dulzaina, Traditional tambourine from Iribas and new tambourine as used in PLAYERS, THE ENVIRONMENT AND ATMOSPHERE FOR THIS MUSIC. Joxe Mari Soraluze "Korta", drum. (Arg. HMT). Kopia Mikel Arrazolak Guipuzkoa. egina. Drums used in pipe and bagpipe groups. Soinu-tresnak. Zaharrak eta berriak. Instrumentos musicales. Tanto antiguos como nuevos. Txistularis from Vitoria-Gasteiz. Palm Sunday Gasteiz, 1970. (Arg. F. Traditional txistu and kettle drum. Musical instruments, both traditional and new. Askaso-HMT). The txistulari Jean Mixel Bedaxagar and the atabalero Pierre Ager Timpani for txistulari group: traditional and new system of string ten- Soinu-jole zaharrak, gazteak eta eskoletako ikasleak sing. Instrumentistas antiguos, jovenes y alumnos de las escue- "Garat". Maskarada, Altzai, 1984 (Arg. HMT). las Txistularis St Fermin festival in Lesaka, 2003-07-07 (Arg. HMT). Drum from Zuberoa. Old and. young instrumentalists and music school stu- Txirula from Zuberoa and drum with string called TTUNTTUNA-Danburia. dents The txistulari Jean Mixel Bedaxagar and the atabalero Pierre Ager Basque trompa or mouth harp. Soinu-tresna eta soinu-jole hauen lehengo eta oraingo "Garat". Maskarada, Altzai, 1984 (Arg. HMT). inguruak The accordionist Antonio Eskudero with the Carnival group from the dis- A model of traditional txalaparta. In the background, we can see a devi- Los entornos de estos intrumentos musicales y de estos trict of Ergoien. Oiartzun, 1934 (Arg. A. Eskudero-HMT). ce used to shred apples and play an old variety of the txalaparta called instrumentistas. kirikoketa. The environments for these musical instruments and these Joanito Tapia, Zialtzeta and Brig. Zelatun Pilgrimage, 1945 (Arg. players. Horn which is used in txalaparta recitals. Zialtzeta-HMT. kopia, Mikel Arrazolak egina). Toberas. Traditional variety of txalaparta. Testuak I textos: Juan Mari Beltran Argifiena Tambourine players, albokaris, txistularis, flautists, dancers... from Argazkiak I fotografias: Mikel Arrazola Zeanuri. Gernika, 1933 (Arg. Sagarna-HMTxokoa). New txalaparta composed of boards, stones and sticks. (Arg. HMT). Herri Musikaren Txokoa Party in the town square, Hernani, 1894: guitar, mandola, flute, violin, The famous albokari Silvestre Elezkano "Txilibrin" with other young ANTOLATZAILEAK / ORGANIZADORES / ORGANIZERS: tambourine. (Arg. Pilar Simon-HM Txokoa). albokaris. Zarautz, 1993 (Arg. HMT). EUSKO JAURLARITZA - GOBIERNO VASCO - BASQUE GOVERNMENT The txalapartaris Migel and Pello Zuaznabar in the Sausta homestead in Leon Bilbao in his workshop building an alboka Artea, 1984 (Arg. HMT). FEOERACION DE ENTIDADES VASCO ARGENTINAS (FEVA) Lasarte. Alongside them, several people playing the horn. 1950 (Arg. NORTH AMERICAN BASQUE ORGANIZATION (NABO) -USA- Hernani Music School, 2007. (Arg. HMT). Zuaznabar-HM Txokoa). HERR I MUSIKAREN TXOKOA Playing the sunpriiiu Iribas, 1977 (Arg. HMT). www.herrimusika.org The txalapartaris Asentsio and Ramon Goikoetxea from Erbetegi- Pierre Caubet playing the txanbela. Lakarri, 1984. EUSKAL ETXEAK - CENTROS VASCOS - BASQUE CLUBS: ANDORRA. Andorra La Etxeberri. Astigarraga, 1984 (Arg.HMT). Vella. ARGENTINA. Ayacucho, Azul, Bahia Blanca, Bolivar, Buenos Aires (Eusketxe, Txalaparta festival, Hernani, 1994. Ramon Goikoetxea and Pello Juan Aiesta. Bedia, 1984 (Arg. HMT). Laurak Bat), Cafiuelas, Chascomus, Cordoba, Corpus Christi, General Villegas, Gral Txistularis from Gasteiz. Villarreal, 1926. Onraita, Revuelta, Felix Rodriguez, Jose C. Paz, Laprida, Las Flores, Mar del Plata, Moreno, Necochea, Parana Zuaznabar (Arg. HMT). Askaso, Yus (Arg. F. Askaso-HMTxokoa). (Urrundik), Pehuajo, Pergamino, Rosario, Saladillo, Santa Cruz, Santa Fe, Santa Rosa, Group from the Portu district in Hernaniko playing toberas. Donostia, Tandil, Viedma, Villa Mercedes. BRASIL. Sao Paolo. CANADA. Vancouver. CHILE. Playing the txirula, ttuntun and tabal Lakarri, 2004. (Arg. HMT). Santiago de Chile, Valparaiso. CUBA. La Habana. ESPANA. Barcelona, Mallorca, Valencia. 1955 (Arg. HMT). ESTADOS UNIDOS DE AMERICA. Boise, Gooding, Ontario, Reno. FRANCIA. Burdeos. Playing toberas and singing Lesaka, 1985 (Arg. HMT). URUGUAY. Carmelo, Montevideo (Euskal Erria). VENEZUELA. Caracas. ALBOKA: this is a double clarinet. Its pipe composition (3 and 5 SOINU·TRESNAK holes) makes it possible to produce harmonic sounds. Playing the instrument uses a special breathing technique, releasing one long EUSKAL HERRI MUSIKAN stream of air, giving a constant sound like a xirolarru (Basque ins- trument in the bagpipe family). argazkierakusketa SUNPRINU: these instruments show us the evolution of "Oboe" type musical instruments made of hazelnut tree bark. This instrument is played using three holes. It was most INSTRUMENTOS EN LA recently played by Aralar shepherds. MUSICA POPULAR VASCA TXANBELA: (small pipe from the Suletina region) exposicion fotografica From the Oboe family, it was used in Zuberoa, in the foothills to the Pyrenees. Shepherds in that area used to play this instrument. The Txanbela has maintained the style and particularly tendency of tra- INSTRUMENTS IN ditional music. BASQUE TRADITIONAL MUSIC DULTZAINA-GAITA: this instrument from the Oboe family is divided into 2 varieties in photographic exhibition Euskal Herria: one based around the homestead and the other around urban areas. The homestead variety played for their dances providing music in their own style. The urban variety has a wider and more academic repertoire. Apart from their own music and reper- 2008/2009 toire they play sonatas, polkas, mazurkas, habaneras etc. DRUMS
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