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Flamenco en Red

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XII Edición Flamenco en Red – LOS PALOS DEL FLAMENCO, de la A a la Z

Updated 31 de May de 2023
Posted 31 de May de 2023

del 16 al 18 de abril de 2020  / Edificio Constitución 1812

 

 

El músico, escritor y profesor del Aula de Flamencología de la Universidad de Cádiz Faustino Núñez y el cantaor David Pino impartieron un seminario en tres sesiones donde, a través del cante y la guitarra, mostraron los elementos con los que los flamencos construyen su música.

 

El objetivo del curso es proporcionar conocimientos sobre el flamenco, la música andaluza más universal. Su proyección a todo el mundo ha convertido este género musical en la más eficaz herramienta para dar a conocer nuestra cultura. ¿Pero conocemos de verdad de qué materia está hecho el flamenco? ¿Sabemos diferenciar unos tangos de unas alegrías, un fandango de una soleá?

 

  • Sesión 1

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  • Sesión 2

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  • Sesión 3

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