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07-15-2009, 10:52 AM
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 Flamenco-Jazz Practically all great artists accept the influence of others. But... the artist with vision... by integrating what he has learned with his own experiences... molds something distinctly personal. Originality really means... the ability to mix up various elements and come up with something new. When you take it apart you realize none of the elements are really new, but the end product is. The more originality you have in yourself, the more you see in others. Here I share with you to relish and learn the very Original composition by Paco De Lucia : Performance and explanation of Paco de Lucia's rumba-tango “Palenque” from “One Summer Night” album (Track 1) http://www.rdiaz.org/rdvideo1.html http://www.rdiaz.org/rdvideo21.html I hope you enjoy it ! your friend :Ruben Diaz.     |
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04-23-2010, 01:21 AM
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| My last video on flamenco jazz guitar... YouTube - ¨Zyryab¨ by Paco de Lucia & Ruben Diaz contemporary flamenco guitar |
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« Ruben Diaz plays: ¨Zyryab¨ by Paco de Lucia
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Ruben Diaz private channel ¨Almoraima¨ flamenco guitar (web-cam/skype) lesson 1 »
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