Foro Flamenco in Jerez 2004 - photos and video clips (Full Version)

Foro Flamenco: http://www.foroflamenco.com/
- Discussions: http://www.foroflamenco.com/default.asp?catApp=0
- - General: http://www.foroflamenco.com/in_forum.asp?forumid=13
- - - Foro Flamenco in Jerez 2004 - photos and video clips: http://www.foroflamenco.com/fb.asp?m=7785



Message


Escribano -> Foro Flamenco in Jerez 2004 - photos and video clips (Mar. 20 2004 20:54:07)

OK, it's ready, took me four hours to sort this drunken pile into some sort of meaning.

What can I say? This why we are doing what we are. It gave me goosebumps. I am not a "clubby" sort of guy but this was the dog's dangly bits. A mis amigos, you were better company than I ever imagined.



NO to terrorists, SI to flamenco

Gracias Melchor.




Ron.M -> RE: Foro Flamenco in Jerez 2004 - photos and video clips (Mar. 20 2004 23:08:37)

Great photos and clips Simon!
Thanks for making it available as streaming video for us rural buggers who don't yet have wideband available.
To Emma, great looking guitar!
To Estela, you look great!
To Simon, I'd watchit with Big Don's daughter if I were you.
He looks like the sort of guy who would rip your head off and spit down your windpipe then go for a beer after, if you know what I mean....

cheers

Ron




Escribano -> RE: Foro Flamenco in Jerez 2004 - photos and video clips (Mar. 20 2004 23:24:54)

You're welcome Ron, I hope you got a sense of the occasion.

quote:

To Simon, I'd watchit with Big Don's daughter if I were you.
He looks like the sort of guy who would rip your head off and spit down your windpipe then go for a beer after, if you know what I mean....

Funny you should say that. He did chaperone rather closely and I could not get him to retire early. Sorry Don.

As he and I chatted over a fino, discussing the merits of the Conde he had just bought, he tells me he shot a grizzly the previous week - "Damn thing kept raiding the fridge".

Though he was most impressed when I told him my dog could sort out his mountain lion problem.

I embellish yeah not[:D]




Florian -> RE: Foro Flamenco in Jerez 2004 - photos and video clips (Mar. 21 2004 1:21:14)

Thank you for Sharing Simon , is so nice to be able to hear it and see it rather than just hear about it.




Miguel de Maria -> RE: Foro Flamenco in Jerez 2004 - photos and video clips (Mar. 21 2004 2:36:34)

Simon, great stuff, looks like you'll have nice memories for a long time to come. :)




TANúñez -> RE: Foro Flamenco in Jerez 2004 - photos and video clips (Mar. 21 2004 2:54:42)

Simon that was EXCELLENT! Thanks for taking the time to post those vids and pics and taking us there.




Guest -> RE: Foro Flamenco in Jerez 2004 - photos and video clips (Mar. 21 2004 7:35:24)

Looks really cool. I´ll come down and join you next year.

Anders




Melchor -> RE: Foro Flamenco in Jerez 2004 - photos and video clips (Mar. 21 2004 9:20:43)

Hi Simon, that was great, what nice memories!

The Moneo´s and the Carpios were very friendly with us, and made us experience something wich is not something you can buy or pay for. That is really what flamenco is about and we were able to experience it first hand. You can watch Tomatito or Jose Merce in a concert but what can really make you understand what flamenco is and where it comes from is just by been in Jerez and sharing a juerga with them. Simon, I think we should keep in contact with them and send them a copy of the videos. I am sure they will remember us next year and will delight us with their cante.

I hope next year more people can get together, specially you guys who live so far like the States or Australia.

Thanks Simon for your effort.

Melchor




Tenshu -> RE: Foro Flamenco in Jerez 2004 - photos and video clips (Mar. 21 2004 9:25:57)

Fantastic...

This has to be the first time EVER I see(or even hear) a woman playing la guitarra flamenca.

Excellent videos. I really like the second cantaor in the buleria (Y mi madre Maria ...)

Thanks




Tenshu -> RE: Foro Flamenco in Jerez 2004 - photos and video clips (Mar. 21 2004 9:39:00)

Way cool... I'm accompanying the cante on video so I can trick my mind into believing I was actually there.




Escribano -> RE: Foro Flamenco in Jerez 2004 - photos and video clips (Mar. 21 2004 10:36:14)

quote:

think we should keep in contact with them and send them a copy of the videos


I have Manuel Moneo's address and will send a print to him and the pena - I'll try and make a short video tape for them. Was the second singer a Carpio? Give me his name and I will update the site.




Tenshu -> RE: Foro Flamenco in Jerez 2004 - photos and video clips (Mar. 21 2004 11:34:32)

quote:

Give me his name and I will update the site.


You might also want to change Manuel Moneo sings soleares into Manuel Moneo sings seguiriyas. Your street credibility would go WAY up [:D]




El Craic -> RE: Foro Flamenco in Jerez 2004 - photos and video clips (Mar. 21 2004 11:41:55)

Thank you Simon 'El Presidente' Shearston!!! So many good memories.

On the inside cover of Robin's book it says "How are you going to be able to talk about Spain after you've actually been there". Great to share. Thanks. [:D]




Escribano -> RE: Foro Flamenco in Jerez 2004 - photos and video clips (Mar. 21 2004 11:42:20)

It was a long night[:D] Funnily enough, they play soleares real slow in Jerez.




Guest -> RE: Foro Flamenco in Jerez 2004 - photos and video clips (Mar. 22 2004 7:36:09)

Oups Simon, watch out with that street credibility.

Siguiriyas are actually faster than soleares if you count all 12 beats in the compas. Some 90 - 100 for soleares and 130 - 140 for siguiriyas. The just have this slow feeling because normally you don´t count all 12 beats, but the 8, 10, 12, 3, 6 or 8, 10, 12, 2,3, 5,6, but this doesn´t change the original cycle.




Escribano -> RE: Foro Flamenco in Jerez 2004 - photos and video clips (Mar. 22 2004 8:05:11)

Thanks Anders, I don't think I mean't what I think you think I meant[:D]

We noticed the soleares is played much slower than we would have expected in Jerez. Perhaps the Solo Compas soleares comes from Jerez - I think it's at about 70 bpm, but I can't look it up at work.

It seems to be a trend for a guitarist to play too fast. The constant call from Jaime, our friendly singer, was "mas tranquillo".

Street cred? Huh, I am a newbie, still learning after all these 18 months.




Escribano -> RE: Foro Flamenco in Jerez 2004 - photos and video clips (Mar. 22 2004 8:17:47)

Having said that, I guess I do think of Siguiriyas as slower than Soleares. I'll have a closer listen. Thanks.




el ted -> RE: Foro Flamenco in Jerez 2004 - photos and video clips (Mar. 22 2004 8:31:26)

Excellent stuff. You lucky buggers!




El Craic -> RE: Foro Flamenco in Jerez 2004 - photos and video clips (Mar. 22 2004 11:14:00)

you're right simon "mas tranquilo" was the lesson of the festival for me too. Also remember Rafa from Cadiz told me I was playing a solea tempo and feel typical of Jerez - he said that they like solea to be slower in Jerez than Cadiz. Melchor said I should take that as a compliment haha....which is rubbish i've so much to learn.




Fergusito -> RE: Foro Flamenco in Jerez 2004 - photos and video clips (Mar. 22 2004 11:51:13)

Thanks Simon for all your hard work on this. It makes all the memories come flooding back looking at this stuff.
Fergus




Escribano -> RE: Foro Flamenco in Jerez 2004 - photos and video clips (Mar. 22 2004 13:03:00)

quote:

Melchor said I should take that as a compliment haha....


Yes and.... Rafael also recognised your Bulerias De Jerez, that you got off Fergus, so Jerez certainly gave you an accent [;)]




Escribano -> RE: Foro Flamenco in Jerez 2004 - photos and video clips (Mar. 22 2004 13:04:30)

quote:

It makes all the memories come flooding back looking at this stuff.


Si, muy flamenco del bacalao[;)]




Guest -> RE: Foro Flamenco in Jerez 2004 - photos and video clips (Mar. 22 2004 13:14:27)

Simon, I also feel the siguiriya slower than soleá, but if you put a metronome, it´s the same speed as alegrias!!!

Solea is being played slower and slower, but 70.. boy that´s slow




Escribano -> RE: Foro Flamenco in Jerez 2004 - photos and video clips (Mar. 22 2004 13:16:52)

quote:

I also feel the siguiriya slower than soleá

Probably all the pauses. I'll check the Solo Compas CD when I get home, or maybe someone else can? I recall it was too slow to be playable for me.




Melchor -> RE: Foro Flamenco in Jerez 2004 - photos and video clips (Mar. 22 2004 17:57:18)

Certeainly Emma is building a jerezano accent in her Spanish and I feel proud of that[;)]

Melchor




El Craic -> RE: Foro Flamenco in Jerez 2004 - photos and video clips (Mar. 22 2004 18:46:42)

gracia' ami'o me gu'ta mi nuevo accent' de jere'. Ere' buen profesor.




Escribano -> RE: Foro Flamenco in Jerez 2004 - photos and video clips (Mar. 22 2004 19:39:09)

'e nada[;)]




TANúñez -> RE: Foro Flamenco in Jerez 2004 - photos and video clips (Mar. 22 2004 19:49:20)

Hey Emma, so who made the new guitar you got? Very lovely. The guitar is nice too [:)]




El Craic -> RE: Foro Flamenco in Jerez 2004 - photos and video clips (Mar. 22 2004 20:13:46)

haha shall i pretend to blush [:)] Sean O'Brian's your man. He originally put me on to Rafael Lopez - although on this trip I kept Jonathan and Simon out guitar shopping all day - que tan chica mala (if I got a euro for every time...)

I had to play the guitar and loads of others to realise that nothing else i'd played in that price range was close, but I suppose these things are personal too. 'She' is beautiful and 'she' will sound better when I do. Rafa said 'she' was definately a 'she'. [:D]

http://www.rafaellopezehijo.com/




Escribano -> RE: Foro Flamenco in Jerez 2004 - photos and video clips (Mar. 22 2004 20:30:11)

I've updated the page give Rafael a plug.




Page: [1] 2    >   >>

Valid CSS!




Forum Software powered by ASP Playground Advanced Edition 2.0.5
Copyright © 2000 - 2003 ASPPlayground.NET