Alegrias Silencio and Escobilla

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Alonte

Posts: 214
Joined: Dec. 2 2008

Alegrias Silencio and Escobilla

Hello there accompanists! I was wondering if anybody can suggest a good SIlencio and Escobilla to learn? Ones that you find dancers really like? I currently have the ones from Galvan's Solo Compas but would love to tackle another one that still sounds traditional with clearer sense of compás.

REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Jul. 29 2011 23:42:50

kudo

Posts: 2064
Joined: Sep. 3 2009

RE: Alegrias Silencio and Escobilla (in reply to Alonte)

I havent accompanied dancers for Silencio, it seems like they dont dance it in this modern flamenco school, I dont know why. I have accompanied them for Escobilla. if you want to see both Silencio and the Escobilla I used to accompany them, its in my video:

Silencio 1:00-1:48
Escobilla starts at 1:48 - 2:26
and then into Bulerias

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REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Jul. 30 2011 1:53:55