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	habanera mediterranean chap 4 Marseille lectures
		Music was always seen in a positive, joyful perspective, intensifying religious experience in a controlled but vivid manner and exalting the love of God, nature and the pleasures of life, sometimes marking prophetic experience...
		After the destruction, musical silence was to represent the tangible expression of mourning for all generations to come (...).
		...The mystical element in Hasidic music was of a fundamental importance to its diffusion.
	www.habanera.it /en/4chap.htm (700 words)

	Musical Atlas of Cuba (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		The musical descendant of the contradanza, the habanera or contradanza habanera (Havana-style contradanza), the habanera's distinguishing musical feature is its short, repeating 2/4 rhythmic figure in the bass line:
		In 1890, Eduardo Sanchez de Fuentes' habanera "Tu" became so popular, both within and outside of Cuba, that it epitomized the form.
		According to preeminent Cuban music historian Alejo Carpentier, the habanera was never called such by the people of Havana (for them it was just the local style of contradanza).
	www.pbs.org /buenavista/music/a_habanera.html (149 words)

	History of Tango Music
		In this process, the musical and choreographic material they came in contact with was transformed by the addition of rhythmic elements characteristic of African music and dance.
		The strong influence of italian inmigrants brought a melancholic character to the music that was missing in the early repertoire.
		One musical tendency that is showing some promise of creative renewal is the preoccupation of some tango musicians with incorporating improvisation and jazz into their arrangements.
	www.avantango.com /Pages/Articles/musichist.html (5795 words)

	Habanera Dance - Streetswings Dance History archives - Main Page
		In the States the Habanera became a part of some Ragtime music and in Mexico was just called the Danza.
		The distinguishing musical feature in the Habañera is its short, repeating 2/4 rhythmic figure in the bass line.
		The Habañera was one of the first Latin rhythms widely used and as a music form crossed many borders from Ragtime to Blues and Western Swing to Rockabilly and Rock and Roll rhythms.
	www.streetswing.com /histmain/z3haba.htm (1129 words)

	CHARANGA HABANERA
		Many of Charanga Habanera's arrangements play a game of "Where's One?" at the very beginning, where it's easy to disorient the listener, but this time, they set up the groove and give you plenty of time to get in the pocket before they hit you with the bloque.
		Remember that in most salsa, there is no kick drum, and in most types of music where there is, the kick drum usually reinforces the bass and the two together form a static rhythm underpinning for the higher instruments and voices.
		Yulién Oviedo is such a musical genius that he adapted to it within seconds and immediately was able to play all the percussion in these examples without the slightest difficulty.
	www.timba.com /artists/charangahabanera/index.asp?page=ch_anatomy.htm (1487 words)

	Cuba Music Timeline
		Rumba holds pride of place both as Cuba's national dance music and for its distinction of having spawned, in tandem with the Cuban son, countless Latin-influence music styles throughout the world since the 1950s, including salsa.
		The origins and definitions of the formal musical elements of son are elusive to denote insofar as there is no single meter, rhythmic pattern or instrumental setup that characterizes the genre.
		Likewise, the heart of the performance style is the "anticipated bass," the bass rhythm pulse that precedes the expected downbeat and lends the distinctive "push" that characterizes all Cuban music derived from the son, namely salsa.
	www.antillania.com /Cuba_Music_Timeline.htm (1368 words)

	Picadillo a la habanera recipe (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
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	picadilloalahabanerarecipe.roundtripsandmore.com (824 words)

	Music CD, Espana De Mi Corazon, featuring Malaguena and La Paloma, by guitarist Terrence Farrell
		Andalusia is the home of flamenco music (the music of the gypsies of Spain).
		The bravura, rhythms and raw passion of that music have gained a world-wide audience that may not understand the nuances of every little detail but they do respond to the immediacy of its fetching songs and dances.
		The Aragon, located between Barcelona and Madrid, is famous for its music and politicians (many of its princes and princesses have become kings and queens).
	www.terrencefarrell.com /MusicCDEspana.html (1000 words)

	The Birth of Rockabilly - Afro-Cuban rhythms in the music
		By the beginning of the twentieth century, Latin musical flavorings were found in a variety of North American music and even influenced dance styles as divergent as the Charleston and the Jitterbug.
		It is almost ironic that fl music infiltrated the white domain of Country music especially when the musical norm that was so popular then was the type of country music typified by Hank Williams.
		In both cases the electric guitarist Scotty Moore plays Habanera like patterns on the lower strings while the bass remains in its traditional country two-beat pattern but in 1956 with his move to RCA, the contribution of the Habanera to Elvis' rise to fame is evident.
	www.geocities.com /sd_au/rockabilly/RockabillyHistory.htm (1300 words)

	3-habanera
		Of course, native drums were not used in these dances as they were thought to be a "lower" kind of musical instrument reserved for African slaves and not suitable for European ears.
		The guajira is a descendant of Spanish folk music played by Cuban country folk with guitars and lauds and to which maracas and shakers are later added.
		Another of Cuba's important musical genres that made its appearance in the late XIX century was the bolero.
	www.lordtiger.com /3habanera.html (1056 words)

	Metroactive Music \| La Charanga Habanera and Bamboleo
		Though the music has its roots in salsa (Calzado made his first fortune, by Cuban standards, playing the likes of "Guantanamera" on the French Riviera), there's also a hungry eclecticism about it that reflects Cuba's new, expectant generation.
		The Cuban people have voted La Charanga Habanera the No. 1 band in Cuba two years in a row, probably in part because the youthful spiritedness resonates with the mood of the day.
		Everyone in the Latin music world is watching, from record labels to promoters like Hugo Cancio, who have taken the initiative and the risks to get Cuban music out in the open.
	www.metroactive.com /papers/metro/11.09.00/charanga-0045.html (1316 words)

	Rediff On The NeT: Meanwhile: Who invented the tango?
		It origins are in the Habanera music - popular among prostitutes and sailors in the port of the Cuban capital.
		Habanera music was then supposedly taken to Europe, particularly to the Mediterranean coast.
		In the Argentine consulate in Rio de Janeiro, where information providers presents the tango as an inextricable and unquestionable part of national culture, Verzoni's discovery is treated like an insult to the flag.
	www.rediff.com /news/1996/1812tang.htm (738 words)

	Music. La Bijirita. SoyCubano
		The habanera Tú was in Alejo Carpentier`s opinion, the first hit of Cuban music.
		Eduardo Sánchez de Fuentes was born in Havana and died being 76 in Vedado and is one of the greatest luminaries at Cuban music, he represented his country as delegate in musical events obtaining different prizes.
		His musicological thesis holds the colonialist and Euro-central concept, which has so deeply blurred the music in Latin America, but this is a topic for some other time.
	www.soycubano.com /bijirita/musica/habanera_tui.asp (577 words)

	Cuban Music Discussion
		Brazilian music was brought into Salsa for the challenege, innovation and experimentation of fusing it with afro-cuban music.
		Jazz was the other music that many latin music musicians in the USA, and in particular in NYC where the majority of your SALSA bands emerged from, enjoyed and loved playing.
		The dancers do turn patterns but the weight is in their responsiveness to the music, the dancing is repeated emotional orgasms, the bodies are moving and work it to the music.
	www.tosalsa.com /DearTOsalsa/dto_cubanmusic1.htm (9463 words)

	ABC Newcastle Music Awards » Marguerita Vorobioff
		The track ‘Habanera’ from Carmen is one of the best known and loved opera arias of all time and will be recognised by most people throughout the world.
		Having explored a distinct talent and passion for the stage from a very early age, Marguerita entered vocal studies the Queensland Conservatorium of Music in 1992 and unleashed a musical obsession which continues today.
		Having a love of many musical styles and frustrated that many of the population do not share her passion for classical music, she decided to blend the unlikely combination of opera and dance music to appeal to a wider audience.
	www.abc.net.au /newcastle/musicawards/stories/s1170648.htm (240 words)

	Popular!
		This music, known as timba, is made by a new generation and takes off where the Buena Vista Social Club left off; it is sexy, streetwise, mesmerizing and wild.
		This is the story of a legendary popular Cuban music orchestra that has kept the Cubans dancing for nearly two decades.
		The film introduces musical visionary David Calzado, the controversial director of Charanga Habanera He keeps his vow to stay on top in Havana's competitive music scene in spite of government restrictions, (they were banned for 6 months for lewd behavior), and the loss of talent to greener pastures.
	www.popular-documentary.com (303 words)

	Travels with my Spanish Guitar, music composed and performed by guitarist Terrence Farrell
		That I would represent the United States on several occasions performing overseas, that I would sit at the feet of a Samashan master in a geisha school in Kyoto, be the guest of a pasha, that I would see the oud played in Zanzibar, visit the Parthenon...
		n is in the musical form of the Habanera, a dance form from Cuba that eventually evolved into the Tango.
		While I was the guest of a pasha in Turkey, the connection between their music and the gypsy music of Spain was visceral, direct and intoxicating.
	www.terrencefarrell.com /MusicCDSpanishGuitar.html (826 words)

	La Charanga Habanera
		Cuba is certainly a sexy place - the music, the people and especially, the way the women dance - and if you want to see the new style at its wildest, La Charanga, as they are affectionately called, is the scene to see.
		One could say they are the new consciousness of Cuban youth, and even their name is ironic, because in the music, there is really no "charanga" (a more traditional form of Cuban music, featuring violins and flutes) but instead, a heavy rhythm section, a group of singers and several trumpets.
		Robert Leaver is a producer and owner of Round World Records, a world music record store in the Mission district of San Francisco, featuring African and Cuban music, as well as a variety of CDs from around the globe.
	www.rootsworld.com /rw/feature/habanera.html (997 words)

	Georges Bizet: Habanera from Carmen (Mezzo soprano and piano)\| Digital sheet music to download and print \| ...
		There are few operas as popular worldwide as Carmen, which stems from the French composer Bizet’s incredible ability to write in a Spanish idiom with such sparkling success.
		The Habanera is a slow Spanish-inspired Cuban dance, which formed the basis for Bizet’s popular piece.
		This is an original sheet music edition of Habanera from Carmen, composed by Georges Bizet, published by Sheet Music Now A/S. It's a digital sheet music product for you to download and print.
	www.sheetmusicnow.com /Title.asp?tid=3434 (159 words)

	Music : All Items on Ruby Lane
		This Vintage Sheet Music Book, includes 27 songs, many all time favorites, such as The Chapel in The Moonlight, Empty Saddles, The Glory Of Love, Just Say Aloha, You Will Never Be Too Old To Love, and many other, what great memories they conjure up.
		This Vintage sheet music, is the well known classic " It seems To Me I've Heard That Song Before" as recorded by Harry James and his orchestra.
		This wonderful Vintage sheet music, is "Mickey" adapted from 500,000 Photoplay by Max Sennett, and dedicated to Mabel Normand, who is pictured on the cover.
	search.rubylane.com /search/,id=52,page=54 (1444 words)

	Habanera association: promoting and studying folk culture
		Known as a Cuban dance, it was born in the first half of XIX century (Georges Bizet used its swaying rhythm for a movement of his famous opera: Carmen).
		Recent studies have ascertained that habanera divided in two branches: the first migrated South, towards Argentina, mixed with the "gauchos" Milonga Campera and with other music forms of the marginalised communities in Buenos Aires, including the italians; eventually it entered brothels and became tango.
		Part of the Habanera Association's philosophy is an attempt to elevate so called "poor" music cultures, similar to Habanera, including European ones, to the same level as western "high" culture.
	www.habanera.it /en/enindex.htm (248 words)

	Popular! Special Edition
		The Buena Vista Social Club movie made Cuban music world famous but the music that is widely popular on the island is made by young musicians trained in Cuban academies since the revolution.
		Using the hugely popular, and hugely controversial, and hugely talented Charanga Habanera, as a guide, the documentary takes on some of the biggest themes in Cuban music and in popular culture and music, going in and nosing around subjects that are often overlooked.
		The music is often stunning; Jennifer Paz, the director, has shot the band professionally, and all the band's routines are clearly delineated, the rhythm and blues dance moves, the intro routines, the breaks where the band draws big women up and makes them shake their, well, you know.
	www.customflix.com /219435 (669 words)

	Iberian and Latin Music
		Mayupatapi, UCR’s Latin American music ensemble specializing in Andean folk music, performed at the second annual World Music Concert, in the University Theatre at UCR on March 17.
		The concert also featured the UCR Rondalla Ensemble, a guitar ensemble playing traditional music of the Philippines derived from Spanish and Latin American prototypes.
		Background Music: The habanera "La paloma" (The dove) by Sebastián Yradier (1809-65), arranged for guitar by Francisco Tárrega (1852-1909), performed by Pepe Romero on his album Corazón Español (Hollywood Records, 2005).
	www.cilam.ucr.edu (184 words)

	Cuban Music
		A page dedicated to the history of the clave, with sections on both son, and rhumba clave and music sheets.
		Collective of musicians, storytellers, and dancers who are priests and adherents of African Traditional Diasporic Religions; dedicated to sharing the Afro-Latin music, dance, and traditions of Lucumi Orisha and Palo Mayombe.
		With strong roots in West African Yoruba religious music, Cuba's highly syncopated, potent, percussion-rich music has spawned much of what is today's salsa and Latin jazz and greatly influenced musics all over the world.
	www.afrocubaweb.com /music.html (848 words)

	Sheet Music Plus - Habanera (from Carmen)
		John Thompson's Modern Course for the Piano - The First Grade Book For piano...
		Georges Bizet: Habanera from the Opera Carmen For piano, guitar, vocal...
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	www.sheetmusicplus.com /a/item.html?id=75545&item=381148 (131 words)

	Habanera - Moviefone
		La Habanera Movie - DVD Information on the La Habanera Movie from Bestprices.com is available here.
		Habanera Movie at CD Universe Habanera DVD movie $22.95 in stock at CD Universe, Director Douglas Sirk's under the name Detlef Sierck LA Habanera became more than a star vehicle for...
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	movies.aol.com /movie/habanera/22279/main (159 words)

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