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Miguel de Maria
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RE: Fakemenco you like (in reply to mark74)
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Mark, good finds! That Benise is crazy, but what needs to be understood is: There's a fine line between parody and a million dollars. It's really perfect, add together a romance novel, movie imagery and sound cues, a guy who kind of looks like and acts like Antonio Banderas in "Desperado", rip off the one of the most romantic melodies ever written, add a little dirt and sweat. It's perfect! Take the Esteban/Ottmar model and add good production values and better looks. The only thing stopping that guy is timing, he's probably too late in the game. Now I'm going to go play some Baroque music to try to undo the damage of watching those two vids.
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Date Nov. 19 2013 16:19:41
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Date Nov. 20 2013 1:31:23
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guitarbuddha
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RE: Fakemenco you like (in reply to Ricardo)
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ORIGINAL: Ricardo Back to some fakemenco I actually like....there are some historical flamenco guitar solo pieces that are not really flamenco form based but really nice. Esteban De Sanlucar composed a lot of these (Panaderos, Caracoles, Mantilla de Feria etc). Perhaps things like Escudero's "impetu" which takes a lot from the spanish classical stuff but puts it in a nice compas, but hard to consider that a die hard "buleria"...still fantastic composition. I could listen to entire concerts of those types of pieces. Modern flamenco players keeping that tradition alive somewhat, so long as they are not doing the jazz fusion thing (no more boleros please). RIqueni for one has some nice things like that, Sanlucar, Nuñez, Cañizares.... Paco and others not so much, they stick to flamenco forms. I'm gonna go right ahead and agree with all of that. In particular Nunez has carried on the EDL and Escudero tradition with some cracking self contained solo pieces. Probably just a crazy dream but wouldn't it be great if Paco did an album or even a folio of new compositions in this style ? Marrying his current technical textural and (mostly missing from the above composers, extended harmonic vocabulary and use of non standard modulation for colour) with the performance style of the first few albums and the monumental En Vivo concerts. That would be ....something else. D,
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