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Santa Fe 2015 CC SALON SUNDAYS AUGUST 9,16 ,23 & 30,2015 6 – 7:30 pm 202 GALISTEO STREET SANTA FE. NM LIBRERIA ÁLLA 102 W. San Francisco St.

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Tertulia Flamenca is a cultural project promoting the spread of innovative flamenco. Our extensive research and documentation will reveal its depths of historical influence, as well as place it in the ever-expanding global music scene. In this series of four sequential Sunday evenings, we will: reveal the mysteries and diversity of flamenco styles; demonstrate it in simple, practical and entertaining ways; explore its essential rhythms, melodies and harmonies guide participants in gaining a better appreciation for and enjoyment of this unique musical form experience the cultural imprint that has been the key to creating recognition of this musical art form all over the world.

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TERTULIA FLAMENCA AT COLLECTEDWORKS

August 6, 7:30 pm / Arts Center

Santa Fe2015CC

SALON

SUNDAYS

AUGUST 9,16 ,23 & 30,2015

6 – 7:30 pm

202 GALISTEO STREET

SANTA FE. NM

LIBRERIA ÁLLA 102 W. San Francisco St.

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Tertulia Flamenca is a cultural project promoting the spread of innovative flamenco. Our extensive research and documentation will reveal its depths of historical influence, as well as place it in the ever-expanding global music scene.

In this series of four sequential Sunday evenings, we will:

reveal the mysteries and diversity of flamenco styles;

demonstrate it in simple, practical and entertaining ways;

explore its essential rhythms, melodies and harmonies

guide participants in gaining a better appreciation for and enjoyment of this unique musical form

experience the cultural imprint that has been the key to creating recognition of this musical art form all over the world.

Innovative musical interpretation will include live and video settings for the poetry and prose of four exemplary writers in Spanish history: Miguel De Cervantes, Antonio Machado, Federico Garcia Lorca, and Juan Ramon Jimenez.

These literary gatherings are open to all in a natural collaboration with two pillars of literature in the city of Santa Fe, Collected Works Bookstore and Alla, the only Spanish language bookstore in the region. “Salon Sundays” are open to the public and participants are invited to attend one or more evenings. Hosts are FERNANDO BARROS LIROLA, cantaor and founder of the International Center of Flamenco and CARLOS LOMAS, reknowned innovative guitarist with deep links to flamenco luminaries.

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This literary gathering is open to all residents, guests and visitors to the city of Santa Fe and the communities of Northern New Mexico.

August 9 – Canto Como Leo: Text by Miguel De Cervantes, represented in Flemish (flamenco)songs, original to Fernando Barros.

INTRODUCTION: Each week we will use an author to initiate dialogue among participants for this form of unique world music.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jQ8i3GVn-YM

• Understand how the musicality of the Castilian language has conditioned the creation of flamenco music.

• Understand the musicality and rhythm of the poems that serve as the basis for singing as well as to mastering the art of reading and recitation.

Poe Tertulia Flamenca is a cultural project promoting the spread of innovative flamenco. Our extensive research and documentation will reveal its depths of historical influence, as well as place it in the ever-expanding global music scene.

In this series of four sequential Sunday evenings, we will:

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reveal the mysteries and diversity of flamenco styles;

demonstrate it in simple, practical and entertaining ways;

explore its essential rhythms, melodies and harmonies

guide participants in gaining a better appreciation for and enjoyment of this unique musical form

experience the cultural imprint that has been the key to creating recognition of this musical art form all over the world.

Innovative musical interpretation will include live and video settings for the poetry and prose of four exemplary writers in Spanish history: Miguel De Cervantes, Antonio Machado, Federico Garcia Lorca, and Juan Ramon Jimenez.These literary gatherings are open to all in a natural collaboration with two pillars of literature in the city of Santa Fe, Collected Works Bookstore and Alla, the only Spanish language bookstore in the region. “Salon Sundays” are open to the public and participants are invited to attend one or more evenings. Hosts are FERNANDO BARROS LIROLA, cantaor and founder of the International Center of Flamenco and CARLOS LOMAS, reknowned innovative guitarist with deep links to flamenco luminaries.

mas y otros textos de Cervantes:

Autorretrato. Bulerías. Romance de Altisidora. Guajiras, colombianas y tanguillos las

distintas partes del poema. “En un lugar de la Mancha…”. Soleares.

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August 16 - Al encuentro flamenco de Antonio Machado

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AMeaoylAE3s

.The letters and lyrics of Antonio Machado reflect a certain musical interpretation and are sung in the inherent genres of bulerías, Colombianas, vidalita, etc.,

Poems of Antonio Machado:

• “Crime”. Dedicated to Lorca, - Seguidillas and cabales

• “Parable” - Bulerías

• “Fields of Castile” – Colombianas

• “My Childhood” Vidalita.

August 23 - Alma flamenco de Lorca.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aQNs60fJ3EM

With Federico Garcia Lorca. we will explore the multifaceted range of his lyrics represented by his seminal, most classic and innovative poem, “Poet in New York”, published in 1929-1930.

To revitalize each poet´s lyrics, to remember his legacy and to recapitulate the lineage of the music, form the vital part of our desire to present this innovative performance. Additionally, the styles will be explained and the musical harmonies emphasized, along with the lyrics of each of the poems where the themes of light and water illuminate each poet.

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Poems of Federico Garcia Lorca:

• “Romance of a Black Sorrow” - Bulería solea.

• “Precious and the Air” - Cantiña

• “Musical Storks and Romance of the Moon, Moon” - Tangos

• “They Are Blacks in Cuba” - Rumba

• “Murder” - Seguidillas and cabales.

August, 30. - Juan Ramon Jimenez exiled in USA

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VPJiq2Hip9k

Unique poetic metrics and musicality accentuate traditional flamenco rhythms. Additionally, contents of the letters will reveal many of the sources of flamenco.

That is why the verses of Juan Ramón Jiminez will be the "fandango", of the land so dear to him as well as "tientos" in the poem "The Final Journey” or “The Definitive Trip.”

Poems of Juan Ramón Jimenez:

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• ¨Rendered - Fandango de Huelva

• “The Final Journey” - Tientos

• “I am not I” - Flamenco bolero

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The Voice of the Poets: Verses of Light and Water.

This is an artistic performance which is expressed by flamenco music, offering the opportunity to explore themes of the poems chosen.

This work is dedicated to Spanish poets and authors of the XX and XXI centuries: Antonio Machado, Federico García Lorca, Miguel Hernandez, Juan Ramón Jiménez, Federico Mayor Zaragoza, etc. Several poems have been set to music and performed with various flamenco singing styles: soleares seguidillas, tangos, bulerías, joys, Malaga, granainas, tientos, romances, tonás ...

The proposed activity features the aforementioned authors, but will mainly focus on three renowned Andalusian poets: Juan Ramón Jiménez, Antonio Machado and Federico García Lorca.

Our goal is to reveal the poetic and symbolic work of these three great Andalusian poets who are universally known and renowned.

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We will reveal how each piece closely links to each individuals´ life and work as well as to flamenco.

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Collected Works Bookstore & Coffeehouse 

Dirección: 202 Galisteo St, Santa Fe, NM 87501

Teléfono:(505) 988-4226

Horario: · 06:00 – 7:30, pm

Coordinación Fernando Barros Lirola

Miembro del Consejo Internacional de la Danza - UNESCO con el nº 16955

Tlfno: 505 603 0743 

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