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clevblue

 

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book on Flamenco? 
I've really enjoyed the latest topic "Great Grand Daddy of Flamenco "

I wonder if anyone can recommend what to read to get a good background on the subject? In English if possible please. I've seen the book "Duende" - any good?
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clevblue

 

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RE: book on Flamenco? (in reply to clevblue) 
Ah, it's okay, I should've searched on here first, there's been plenty of discussion already. Ignore me
  REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE |  Date Dec. 29 2012 22:51:58
 
Ramon Amira

 

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RE: book on Flamenco? (in reply to clevblue) 
"The Art of Flamenco" - Donn Pohren

"The Flamencos of Cadiz Bay" - Gerald Howson

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  REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE |  Date Dec. 30 2012 3:51:25
 
britguy

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RE: book on Flamenco? (in reply to clevblue) 
quote:

I wonder if anyone can recommend what to read to get a good background on the subject?


I recently took a book from the local library that gave a pretty good basic overall picture of Flamenco:

"Flamenco- all you every wantedf to know" by Emma Martinez, published by Mel Bay.

It's not as definitive and in-depth as the Pohren classic, but it does give a good coverage of the overall flamenco scene - traditional and contemporary.

Worth a read. Try your local library. . . Good luck.

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  REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE |  Date Dec. 30 2012 13:33:17
 
britguy

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RE: book on Flamenco? (in reply to britguy) 
quote:

Flamenco- all you every wantedf to know" by Emma Martinez


Sorry; my typing is pretty bad this early in the mornng. The title should read:

Flamenco - all you wanted to know"

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Erik van Goch

 

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RE: book on Flamenco? (in reply to clevblue) 
"guitars from the renaissance to rock"

http://www.amazon.com/Guitars-history-construction-players-Renaissance/dp/044822240X
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mlau

 

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RE: book on Flamenco? (in reply to clevblue) 
For what it is worth, "The Art of Flamenco" is significantly less expensive from guitarsolo than amazon.
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