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02-11-2010, 04:11 PM
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 The Andalusian Guitar music and other instruments interact. Here is the first video example of how the sound and music of Andalucia (southern Spain) is nowadays -thanks to Paco De Lucia- mixed together and as a result the term “Flamenco /Jazz” came into existence, combining the richness and beauty of both styles utilizing many instruments. YouTube - Ruben Diaz Flamenco Jazz Project - Chanela here is another version of the same piece (rehearsal): YouTube - Flamenco for all instruments lesson at the RCM - Chanela lesson on that piece Flamenco Guitar Royal Conservatory of Toronto Ruben Diaz Official Website and in case you want to know more about all this fusion and the pioneer musician that started this venture read this: Flamenco Guitar Ruben Diaz Official Website You may like to read this other article about music as the universe in which guitar is contained and alive, or in other words: how the guitar becomes a great tool for musical invention. Flamenco Guitar Ruben Diaz Official Website Thanks Be creative and enjoy creating! Ruben Diaz Flamenco Guitar Ruben Diaz Official Website     |
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