4.2 La guitarra espanola: musica popular y clasica
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- 4.2 La guitarra espanola: musica popular y clasica
- Flamenco
- Paco de Lucia
- Guitarrist
- Most innovative and influential Flamenco artist of his generation
- cancelled his performanes for almost a year when Camaron died
- Died at 42
- Camaron de la Isla
- A cante jondo singer (Flamenco Vocal style
- Partnered together
- Paco de Lucia
- Guitarrist
- Most innovative and influential Flamenco artist of his generation
- cancelled his performanes for almost a year when Camaron died
- Died at 42
- Both modernised Flamenco without losing its authenticity
- Paco de Lucia
- Considered the best Cantaor (cante jondo singer) ever
- Smoked and did drugs excessively
- Transformed the Cante Jondo (deep song) when it was going through a serious crisis
- Paco de Lucia
- Fernando Sor
- Classical Guitarist and Composer
- Considered best guitarist in the world and Mozart of Spain
- 1778 - 1839
- Challenged the then popular notion that the guitar can only accompany classical music
- Despite the expectation by his parents to folloe a military career, he became fixated with music and the guitar.
- At age 11, he had began composing music.
- When Napoleon reigned, he wrote very patirtiotic music.
- At age 11, he had began composing music.
- El Concierto de Aranjuez
- Guitar concerto by composer Joaquin Rodrigo
- Written in three parts.
- Inspired by EL Palacio Real de Aranjuez and its gardens.
- Part 2, (the most popular), is an evocation of the happy days of his honeymoon and a response to the devastation of his wife's miscarriage.
- Flamenco
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