Flamenco Biennale 2011 Amsterdam video

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kozz

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From: Eindhoven NL

Flamenco Biennale 2011 Amsterdam video

Had a great night yesterday evening with the Terremoto tribute....
Here's a short movie I shot with Joaquin Grilo.
I've got more but is taking a while to upload

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kozz

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RE: Flamenco Biennale 2011 Amsterdam (in reply to kozz)

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mezzo

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RE: Flamenco Biennale 2011 Amsterdam (in reply to kozz)

Seems you had a good time. Nice shoot.
I really enjoy J. Grillo nonchalant way of dancing...dislocated

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REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Jan. 28 2011 22:58:21

XXX

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RE: Flamenco Biennale 2011 Amsterdam... (in reply to kozz)

Thanks kozz!

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REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Jan. 29 2011 8:40:01

por medio

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RE: Flamenco Biennale 2011 Amsterdam... (in reply to kozz)

At last a dancer who doesn't take himself so seriously.

Thanks kozz. Enjoyed that immensely.

REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Jan. 30 2011 9:12:28

rombsix

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RE: Flamenco Biennale 2011 Amsterdam... (in reply to kozz)

quote:

Here's a short movie I shot with Joaquin Grilo.

By Jove, that was awesome!

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REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Jan. 30 2011 9:34:32

kozz

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RE: Flamenco Biennale 2011 Amsterdam... (in reply to kozz)

Thanks guys,
he's quite a character indeed.

Yesterday took the workshop palmas for "beginners" and met Ed and Annemarie.
Very nice to have met you two.

Now its time to reconsider my compas again, it was a very usefull workshop, and very fun with El Bobote.
Some small footage will follow soon.

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REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Jan. 30 2011 11:02:51

kozz

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RE: Flamenco Biennale 2011 Amsterdam... (in reply to kozz)

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Now its time to reconsider my compas again, it was a very usefull workshop, and very fun with El Bobote.
Some small footage will follow soon.

As promised...no energy to cut it up nicely and add some palmas and pie comments, maybe later
Have fun...

Ed is playing in the upper left corner

(palos: solea / sequiriya / tango / buleria / fandango)

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REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Jan. 30 2011 11:30:01

mezzo

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RE: Flamenco Biennale 2011 Amsterdam... (in reply to kozz)

haha nice!
Clapping the contra reminds me how problematic i feel myself with this stuff

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Now its time to reconsider my compas again, it was a very usefull

Yeah doing palmas is very usefull. If you pratice seriously what you learned there, you'll improved very much in the understanding and feeling of the Arte.

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Ed is playing in the upper left corner

Just next to the lazy guy who seems so bored?! WTF i hope he did not pay for that

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REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Jan. 31 2011 9:53:49

henrym3483

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RE: Flamenco Biennale 2011 Amsterdam... (in reply to mezzo)

grilo con el padre en 2008. this was some seriously cool baile

REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Jan. 31 2011 11:28:09

XXX

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RE: Flamenco Biennale 2011 Amsterdam... (in reply to kozz)

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ORIGINAL: kozz
Here's a short movie I shot with Joaquin Grilo.

I wonder what the dance accomp experts on the foro think about this. Diego is mainly playing solo here. Dancer dances above his falsetas. Is this impro? If so, how does the dancer know the length of the falsetas and remates?

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REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Jan. 31 2011 12:33:36

edguerin

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RE: Flamenco Biennale 2011 Amsterdam... (in reply to kozz)

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Ed is playing in the upper left corner

Yeah, it was a great workshop, Remco is the guy behind the camera

I believe the "bored" guy is Bobote's son/relative (or "desciple" ---> he was doing palmas with El Torta & Diego Morao in the Saturday night show).

Thanks for the vids !

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REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Jan. 31 2011 17:17:10