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Catalogue Produced on 22/03/2011 Si Buscas Música Flamenca, Video O DVD, Por Favor Visita: Flamencosound.Com Catalogue produced on 22/03/2011 Si buscas música flamenca, video o DVD, por favor visita: flamencoSound.com Video & DVD ........................................................................................................................................................................ 2 DVD ................................................................................................................................................................................... 2 Videos ............................................................................................................................................................................. 97 Phone Number: (0034) 91 5427251 - We export Flamenco worldwide. Torero. Antonio Canales. Dvd 14.95 € 21.13 USD Lanzamiento: 15/10/2010Hay un antes y un después de la obra ''TORERO'' tanto para mí, como para la danza flamenca en general… En ese momento es cuando nace el verdadero Antonio canales director, corógrafo, iluminador… en fin; un personaje más amplio y plural… más Renacentista y comprometido. Los papás del Torero en toda su concepción y realización somos dos entusiastas y soñadores, el señor Lucho Ferruzzo y mi persona… ''TORERO'' es un canto eterno, una evocación a la magia y el misterio que encierra la tauromaquia, filtrada por el fogoso y desgarrado lenguaje del flamenco. Con ello conseguimos, si cabe, dignificar aún más nuestra Fiesta Nacional y consolidar, a su vez, el Universal e inagotable Arte Flamenco. Con ella fuimos a los premios Emmy en Nueva York, conseguimos el Filpa de Plata francés. Con ella me hice más hombre y mejor persona, coreógrafo y artista… Y gracias a ella existe la compañía de ''Antonio Canales''. Phone Number: (0034) 91 5427251 - We export Flamenco worldwide. 2 Flamenco Piano method by Carlos Torijano. Vol.1 24.00 € 33.92 USD This Book/DVD “Flamenco piano method” by Carlos Torijano, makes closer the flamenco to those pianists who are interested in understanding its bases, rhythmical and harmonic structures. In this way, with the study of this method, the pianist will be able to play Solea, alegrias and tanguillos. Once the different elements of each palo (sing style) learnt the pianist could interpret a specific palo at the piano solo and as well accompany to basic level, a singer. The study format is very useful, following the structure for each palo (styles): Previous explanation of the origin Harmony Rhythmic Speed Introduction Basis or soniquetes Falsetas closed interpretation of the complete theme Soniquetes and falsetas of each palo are studied by increasing difficulty order, by normal and slow speed. The soniquetes are the Standards or rhythmical variations used to accompany the sing; giving to the singer a strong rhythmical basis meanwhile he plays different thirds of the theme. The falsetas are the variations where the singer replies to the guitarist (to the pianist in this case) and where he plays a melody as a soloist before letting sing the singer. The total structure of each piece is the result of each one of the structures called variations. With the aim of a rhythmic understanding of everything in this DVD, on each exercise the following information has been put: - The “digitación” it is not the only one possible but it is the easiest, according to our experience. - The harmonica analysis: in each exercise, the different level of each tonality, as the corresponding harmonious. In this way, it’s easier to transport other tonalities. Phone Number: (0034) 91 5427251 - We export Flamenco worldwide. 3 - In the palos of 12 times (Solea, Bulerias and Alegrias) the number of compas has been added to know in which point the cycle of the palo we are in each moment. As introduction before the palo study, there’s an explanation of Flamenco Harmony with previous exercises: Diatonic harmonic system Modal harmonic system Main harmonious Previous flamenco harmonious exercises with tonalities the most used Andalusian cadence exercises: Gregorian modes and corresponding scales. Several sound options are given: piano + accompaniment (guitar, palmas, metronome, cajon), piano solo, accompaniment solo. Piano: Carlos Torrijano Percussion: Nan Mercader 2 languages: Spanish, English DVD compatible for all countries (PAL and NTSC). Palos: Alegrias - Solea - Tanguillos Artists Carlos Torijano Phone Number: (0034) 91 5427251 - We export Flamenco worldwide. 4 Flamenco Piano method by Carlos Torijano. Vol.2 24.00 € 33.92 USD This Book/DVD “Flamenco piano method” by Carlos Torijano, makes closer the flamenco to those pianists who are interested in understanding its bases, rhythmical and harmonic structures. In this way, with the study of this method, the pianist will be able to play Bulerías, Tanguillos, Rumba and variation Rumba Afrocuban. Once the different elements of each palo (sing style) learnt the pianist could interpret a specific palo at the piano solo and as well accompany to basic level, a singer. The study format is very useful, following the structure for each palo (styles): Previous explanation of the origin Harmony Rhythmic Speed Introduction Basis or soniquetes Falsetas closed interpretation of the complete theme Soniquetes and falsetas of each palo are studied by increasing difficulty order, by normal and slow speed. The soniquetes are the Standards or rhythmical variations used to accompany the sing; giving to the singer a strong rhythmical basis meanwhile he plays different thirds of the theme. The falsetas are the variations where the singer replies to the guitarist (to the pianist in this case) and where he plays a melody as a soloist before letting sing the singer. The total structure of each piece is the result of each one of the structures called variations. With the aim of a rhythmic understanding of everything in this DVD, on each exercise the following information has been put: - The “digitación” it is not the only one possible but it is the easiest, according to our experience. - The harmonica analysis: in each exercise, the different level of each tonality, as the corresponding harmonious. In this way, it’s easier to transport other tonalities. - In the palos of 12 times (Solea, Bulerias and Alegrias) the number of compas has been added to know in which point the cycle of the palo we are in each moment. As introduction before the palo study, there’s an explanation of Flamenco Harmony with previous exercises: Phone Number: (0034) 91 5427251 - We export Flamenco worldwide. 5 Diatonic harmonic system Modal harmonic system Main harmonious Previous flamenco harmonious exercises with tonalities the most used Andalusian cadence exercises: Gregorian modes and corresponding scales. Several sound options are given: piano + accompaniment (guitar, palmas, metronome, cajon), piano solo, accompaniment solo. Piano: Carlos Torrijano Percussion: Nan Mercader 2 languages: Spanish, English DVD compatible for all countries (PAL and NTSC). Palos: Alegrias - Solea - Tanguillos Artists Carlos Torijano Phone Number: (0034) 91 5427251 - We export Flamenco worldwide. 6 Flamenco Piano method by Carlos Torijano (Pack Volume 1 and 2) 44.00 € 62.18 USD This Book/DVD “Flamenco piano method” by Carlos Torijano, makes closer the flamenco to those pianists who are interested in understanding its bases, rhythmical and harmonic structures. In this way, with the study of this method, the pianist will be able to play Soleá, Alegrías, Bulerías, Tangos, Tanguillos and Rumba (variation of Rumba afrocuban included). Once the different elements of each palo (sing style) learnt the pianist could interpret a specific palo at the piano solo and as well accompany to basic level, a singer. The study format is very useful, following the structure for each palo (styles): Previous explanation of the origin Harmony Rhythmic Speed Introduction Basis or soniquetes Falsetas closed interpretation of the complete theme Soniquetes and falsetas of each palo are studied by increasing difficulty order, by normal and slow speed. The soniquetes are the Standards or rhythmical variations used to accompany the sing; giving to the singer a strong rhythmical basis meanwhile he plays different thirds of the theme. The falsetas are the variations where the singer replies to the guitarist (to the pianist in this case) and where he plays a melody as a soloist before letting sing the singer. The total structure of each piece is the result of each one of the structures called variations. With the aim of a rhythmic understanding of everything in this DVD, on each exercise the following information has been put: - The “digitación” it is not the only one possible but it is the easiest, according to our experience. - The harmonica analysis: in each exercise, the different level of each tonality, as the corresponding harmonious. In this way, it’s easier to transport other tonalities. - In the palos of 12 times (Solea, Bulerias and Alegrias) the number of compas has been added to know in which point the cycle of the palo we are in each moment. As introduction before the palo study, there’s an explanation of Flamenco Harmony with previous exercises: Diatonic harmonic system Modal harmonic system Main harmonious Previous flamenco harmonious exercises with tonalities the most used Andalusian cadence exercises: Gregorian modes and corresponding scales. Several sound options are given: piano + accompaniment (guitar, palmas, metronome, cajon), piano solo, accompaniment solo. Piano: Carlos Torrijano Percussion: Nan Mercader 2 languages: Spanish, English DVD compatible for all countries (PAL and NTSC). Artists
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