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	soleares
		Soleares - eller på andalusisk "soleá" betyder direkte oversat ensomhed.
		Soleares hører til blandt flamencoens kernestilarter og er en af de ældste og meget dybe (jondo) stilarter.
		Soleares er en af de mest udbredte stilarter i de forskellige flamenco-regioner; men som med meget andet inden for flamenco har man heller ikke her sikker viden om dens oprindelse.
	www.flamencovivo.dk /soleares.htm (613 words)

	Flamenco rhythm analysis - description of soleares and siguiriyas rhythms (compás), with tablature, audio files, ...
		Soleares, or soleá, is one of the most important styles of flamenco singing, guitar playing and dancing.
		It has a peculiar rhythm (or compás) that is found in other styles of flamenco such as alegrías, and other members of the cantiñas group.
		The tempo here is faster than in soleares, making it more logical to count only the accented beats in a framework of five irregularly spaced beats.
	www.ctv.es /USERS/norman/compexp.htm (587 words)

	Flamenco 12-Count Compas (Soleares Family)
		Soleares has a compas that can be expressed consistently in phrases 12 counts long; the actual metric expression can depend on the emphasis to be placed on the musical phrase.
		The most fundamental cycle of the Soleares family consists of four measures of 3/4 time, with the "resolution" phrase on counts 10-12, with accentuation on the first count of each measure.
		Although divisible by 12 in this context, this form of Bulerias should be still be thought of in "sixes", counting in eighth notes in the above context.
	members.aol.com /BCompas2/private/12count.htm (1607 words)

	Noche Flamenca
		The main characteristics of this style are the richness of its guitar accompaniment, the intricacy of the dancing, the demands of its difficult rhythm, and its lively sound.
		However, unlike soleares, it has a fast and lively rhythm-indeed, the fastest in all flamenco-and it provides enormous scope from improvisation on the part of dancers, singers, and guitarists.
		One can say that the soleares is the perfect form of cante Flamenco, where beauty and depth of feeling are in harmony.
	www.nocheflamenca.com /supplimentalmaterials1.php (488 words)

	The contribution of the Gypsies to cante flamenco. prof. Pierre Lefranc
		Conversely, 6 per cent of the siguiriyas and 22 per cent of the soleares are of Andalusian, non-Gypsy, origin.
		This is the case of siguiriyas and soleares created by two non-Gypsies, Silverio Franconetti and Aurelio de Cádiz, which are often sung by Gypsies in Jerez and in Cadiz, because they find that those songs meet their requirements and have adopted them.
		The tonás, being unascribed, form a distinct group, but the siguiriyas and soleares represent the collective achievement of a few dozen creators, no more, whose names are known and who all lived between Seville, generally Triana, and Cadiz.
	www.deflamenco.com /especiales/gypsies/second.jsp (1780 words)

	Palos flamencos: Soleá
		The meter of the soleá is a basic scheme in twelve beats that can be extended to other flamenco styles from the same category.
		Soleares are based on the caña and polo.
		Strictly speaking, one should not speak of the soleá, but rather of singing in a soleá style, or in a soleares style, due to the number of variations and nuances that it possesses.
	www.esflamenco.com /palos/ensolea.html (802 words)

	Fiesta Pavilion: Glossary Of Flamenco Terms
		The main characteristics of this flamenco style are the richness of its guitar accompaniment, the intricacy of the dance, the demands of its difficult rhythm and the lively sound.
		Alegrias is a descendent of the Soleares family.
		Soleá or Soleares -- a song and dance form which is often referred to as the "mother of flamenco" because other important forms (such as alegrias and bulerias) derive from it.
	www.novareinna.com /romani/glossary.html (5189 words)

	A collection of videos on flamenco guitar - Libreros Reunidos, S.L.
		The gypsy guitar-player from Catalonia describes the hot bed of flamenco experimentation that was the Catalonia of the 70’s (which explains the present fertility of Catalonian flamenco) and performs six pieces of a classical turn in a modern technique.
		VICTOR MONGE « SERRANITO » : introduced by F. Quiñones, Victor Monge Serrano « Serranito » (born Madrid 1942) is heard in a taranta, soleares, an interview, in « Popular Themes » and a zapateado with Alejandro Winia and Manolo Sison (guitar players).
		The second guitar is that of his nephew, then known as Juan Habichuela « hijo », who later became Juan Carmona « El Camborio », and is today the established leader of the Ketama group.
	www.barataria.com /collection.html (892 words)

	YouTube - Paco Pena - Soleares
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		Paco Pena flamenco guitar soleares spain spanish andalucia
		Nino Ricardo (Soleares) - Sevilla es mi tierra
	www.youtube.com /watch?v=c8dpwH7FrgM (482 words)

	Flamenco Glossary
		This developed like Soleares from a simple style.
		However, unlike Soleares, it has a fast and lively rhythm - indeed, the fastest in all flamenco - and provides enormous scope for improvisation on the part of dancers, singers and guitarists.
		caña Caña, also very closely related to Soleares, is one of the oldest forms of flamenco, and one of the most pure and beautiful.
	www.flamenco.org /glossary.html (959 words)

	History of Flamenco
		Flamenco is a tripartite art, involving singing, dance and the guitar simultaneously - as well as rhytmic punctuation (by hand-claps and other methods) that is considered an art form in its own right.
		There are hundreds of different types of pieces within flamenco, which have generic names such as seguiriyas, soleares, alegrías, malagueñas, fandangos, zapateado, rondeña, etc.
		They are defined by characteristic melodic, rhytmic, and harmonic structures; each has a characteristic mood and many are regional variants of essentially similar forms.
	www.classicalguitarmidi.com /history/flamenco.html (1270 words)

	Swingend muziek voor feest, bruiloft en Spaanse avond - Rumba trio - Flamenco dans band
		Met een gitarist en twee of eventueel meerdere danseressen verzorgt Rumba trio de muziek voor uw feest.
		Rumba Trio is gespecialiseerd in authentieke Rumba muziek, zoals Gipsy Kings en Latijnse hits, maar ook voor de meer traditionele Spaanse stijlen zoals Bulerias, Alegria, Soleares, Sevillianas, Fandangos, Spaanse tango's enz
		Wij verzorgen muzikale Spaanse avonden, bruiloften en feesten met een Spaans karakter.
	www.geocities.com /laura_musica/trio (138 words)

	Steve Mullins - Global
		Each flamenco form is in a sense incomplete--an ongoing composition--with various artists sharing in its development, borrowing certain melodies (called falsettas) from the tradition while adding variations of their own and developing their own personal interpretation over years or even a lifetime.
		Each artist therefore has his or her own soleares with a grab-bag of melodic variations that can be plugged in or omitted depending on the needs of the dancer or the mood of the guitarist.
		Improvisation in the flamenco tradition is primarily of this sort--choosing which of the pre-composed melodies to use and what sequence to use them in.
	www.mandolinmagazine.com /workshops/mullins/spring00.html (1219 words)

	Bulerias
		This is a cross between Soleares en Bulerías: faster than Soleares and slower than Bulerías, less deep than Soleares and more serious than Bulerías.
		This makes it sound as if it is a lot slower than Soleares, while in fact the tempo may be higher, nevertheless giving a more tranquil impression.
		Some people say the Seguiryias has five counts, but they are being silly: they only count the accents, and think of them as counts, but counts are regular by definition, these accents are not.
	www.xs4all.nl /~davidbos/flamenco/forms.htm (1329 words)

	Amazon.com: Soleares (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Soleares by Carlos Montoya (Audio CD - Jun 28, 2004) - Import
		(consisting of a Garrotin and Soleares) was recorded at Kenwood House...
		Fandango; Solea Por Bulerias; Granadina; Soleares; Seguiriva; Malaguena; Alegrias; Taranta Elektra...
	www.amazon.com /s?ie=UTF8&keywords=Soleares&tag=lexico&index=blended&link_code=qs&page=1 (866 words)

	DOS Amigos Home Page (Site not responding. Last check: )
		A Soleares is a dance form from the Spanish Flamenco music, this piece is composed by Daniel Fortea.
		We arranged this piece from a solo to a duo on the occasion of a Spanish night, we were invited to play for.
		Anyway, we have learned something from an interesting lecture on Gaudi that evening (which was equally disturbed by the good mood of some of the participants).
	members.home.nl /mark.erna/text_en/soleares_fortea_duo.html (91 words)

	Flamenco-world.com - Norman Paul Kliman
		Another variation of this falseta is heard in another soleá from these solo recordings.
		If you have trouble reading them just play a very fast slur, pausing on the third note (the A) before the quick fourth and fifth notes.
		Collections of transcriptions of soleares and siguiriyas falsetas from the 1900's to the 1990's in standard notation, tablature, and cassette.
	www.flamenco-world.com /guitar/kliman/kliman3.htm (234 words)

	Desktop Flamenco
		For example, names such as soleares, bulerias, alegrias, and tientos are not specific titles of fixed pieces, but rather musical forms with associated meters, rhythmic patterns, tempos, harmonies, and other characteristics.
		In bulerias, for example, the basic compas is the same as in soleares (accents on beats 3, 6, 8, 10, and 12), but there may also be a secondary compas with accents on 1, 2, 4, 5, 7, 8, 10, and 11.
		Place the soleares metronome that you created earlier into track 1, pan it to the far left, and increase the sequence tempo to 210 bpm.
	emusician.com /mag/emusic_desktop_flamenco/index.html (6889 words)

	Compas part 2 - The compás clock
		This is essentially the same as Soleares, except that the 12 count is subdued or softened.
		Dennis Koster, one of New York's most sought after teachers for over 25 years, guides you through distinctive rhythms such as soleares, alegrías and bulerías along with important techniques like rasgueado, tremolo and golpe.
		Features like standard notation and TAB as well as an accompanying CD demonstrating all examples and compositions in the book are sure to make learning this passionate style both easy and fun.
	herso.freeservers.com /clock.html (1094 words)

	Flamenco Básico for Dancers
		Others believe that the cante bulerías were developed from earlier songs, including shorter, lighter versions of the soleares, called the soleariya, and the alegrías.
		Besides this rapid tempo, the compás [rhythmic structure] for the bulerías is identical to the soleares [see Figures 1 and 2].
		As previously described, the heavy accents for bulerías, and for many other 12-count phrased flamenco dances, including soleares and soleares por bulerías, fall on counts 12, 3, 6, 8 and 10.
	www.mojacarflamenco.com /FB_For_Dancers.html (2204 words)

	Flamenco en Soleares
		Este sábado, se presentan en Soleares Marina Schampier al baile, Claudia Montoya al cante y Fernanda del Córdoba al toque.
		Soleares no es un tablao, tampoco es un restaurante español, es un espacio donde el amor y la pasion son interpretados por los artistas que nos conmueven a cada segundo.
		La propuesta es seria y atractiva al mismo tiempo, ya que le da un soplo de aire fresco al flamenco de siempre, que se engrandece con otras músicas.
	www.adondevamos.com /evento/Flamenco-en-Soleares/15037 (88 words)

	MOTOS
		The flamenco guitar solo, which masters like Ramon Montoya pioneered, marks an important step in this evolution.Whatever the purist aficionado may think, few impartial listeners will deny that in the hands of a player of Jose Motos' gifts, the solo guitar suite justifies its existence.
		Without gypsy feeling the most brilliant technician cannot handle the soleares or seguidillias. Jose Motos' seguidillias (which he considers to be the most successful tracks on this record) are a triumph. He is a man of great talent who, at the age of 28, has a long and brilliant career before him."
		Motos lacked the commercial flair which brought such success to Carlos Montoya and Sabicas; he was unsuccessful in his efforts to establish his own flamenco troupe.
	www.richardleveson.com /MOTOS.html (412 words)

	Soleares one of the most basic forms of... (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Soleares one of the most basic forms of...
		Each falseta consists of 12 beats (4 measures of 3/4 time) with emphasis as follows: 1 2 "" 4 5 "" 7 "" 9 "" 11 "" Listen to Soleares clip"(30 seconds,118Kb)"
		A copy of the license is included in the section entitled
	www.geodatabase.de /Soleares (129 words)

	Détails d'une sélection
		Le livre en notation standard et tablature ainsi que le CD qui accompagne démontrant tous les exemples et les compositions du livre rendent l'étude de ce style passionné facile et amusant.
		Sortez de l'ordinaire et étendez vos horizons musicaux pour inclure le flair caractéristique de la guitare flamenco.
		Des formes caractéristiques et des rythmes comme soleares, alegrias et bulerias, aux techniques importantes comme rasgueado, tremolo, alzapua et golpe, ce livre couvre les éléments musicaux qui sont au coeur du son flamenco.
	www.guitare-diffusion.com /1/Action.Lasso?-database=gd01&-response=detail.lasso&-layout=Web3&-sortField=ProductTypeID&-sortOrder=ascending&-sortField=CatSortOrder&-sortOrder=ascending&-sortField=PersID&-sortOrder=ascending&-sortField=ProdNumber&-sortOrder=ascending&-sortField=TitleOpVersion&-sortOrder=ascending&-op=bw&CategoryID=pa45&-maxRecords=1&-search&-token.skip=0 (157 words)

	World Music Central - Legendary Recordings from Spanish National Radio Archives
		The first is the passionate Antonio Mairena, one of the legendary singers of the 20th century, singing Martinetes, Soleares, Malagueñas, Seguiriyas and Romances.
		Terremoto sings Fandangos, Soleares, Seguiriyas and Bulerías, accompanied by Manuel Morao.
		Melchor de Marchena was a pioneering guitarist who led the way as a soloist, when the majority of guitarists were limited to being accompanists.
	www.worldmusiccentral.org /article.php/20060311121749714 (328 words)

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