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Info on Accompanyment????
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Mark2
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Joined: Jul. 12 2004
From: San Francisco
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RE: Info on Accompanyment???? (in reply to larone)
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Juan Serrano wrote a book, but as I recall there is not that much technical info. It is a nice book though. Maybe that solo compas stuff would be good too, but I think your going to have to get what your asking about directly from other folks who know. It's not a cut and dried thing, as dances change all the time. An alegrias, for example, which is one of the more structured dances, can have a silencio, or not. Studying spanish would be a wise thing, because if you get into it, the day's going to come when you have an opportunity to play for a Spanish artist, and not being able to communicate well verbally will inhibit your ability to do a good job. A command of Spanish will give you a leg up in flamenco circles even in english speaking countries.
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Date Apr. 5 2005 16:41:31
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RE: Info on Accompanyment???? (in reply to larone)
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I looked into the Merengue de Cordoba stuff - at $110 a pop, does anyone have a first hand review? Thanks
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Date Apr. 7 2005 16:47:14
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