Historic recordings from Manuel Cano's book

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edguerin

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From: Siegburg, Alemania

Historic recordings from Manuel Cano...

In his book "La Guitarra - Historia, Estudios Y Aportaciones Al Arte Flamenco" from 1991 (2nd ed) Manuel Cano included 2 MCs with historic recordings (Breva, Torre, Chacon, Niña de los Peines, Cojo de Malaga etc., accompanied by Ramon Montoya, Juan Gandulla, Luis Molina etc.).
I digitalized and uploaded them to SoundCloud

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edguerin

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RE: Historic recordings from Manuel ... (in reply to edguerin)

I can't seem to be able to upload the listing of the recordings here ( error '80070070'
/js/PGDUpload.asp, line 328 ).

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REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Jul. 24 2018 15:07:26

henrym3483

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RE: Historic recordings from Manuel ... (in reply to edguerin)

thanks very much, will have listen in depth later on this evening.

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edguerin

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RE: Historic recordings from Manuel ... (in reply to edguerin)

Ok. It worked now.

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REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Jul. 24 2018 16:39:23

kitarist

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RE: Historic recordings from Manuel ... (in reply to edguerin)

Thank you!

Do we know why the buleria is 'buleria nueva'? Does 'nueva' signify anything musically, or is it meant as in a new composition (in the buleria style)?

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Ricardo

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RE: Historic recordings from Manuel ... (in reply to kitarist)

quote:

ORIGINAL: kitarist

Thank you!

Do we know why the buleria is 'buleria nueva'? Does 'nueva' signify anything musically, or is it meant as in a new composition (in the buleria style)?

They mean Nueva as in “ the oldest **** ever”.

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edguerin

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RE: Historic recordings from Manuel ... (in reply to edguerin)

quote:

They mean Nueva as in “ the oldest **** ever”

Cano doesn't explain this in detail. According to him, Pastora Pavon "presents this piece under the title of -Buleria Nueva- demonstrating it's [bulerias] two forms. Verses in minor mode accompanied by -toque por medio- ending in the more festive major mode."
He goes on to explain that this more festive form is underlined by the tongue-twisting [trabalenguas] play on words at the end.