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Flamenco dancing Web sites There are several web sites devoted to Flamenco dancing and guitar playing http://xoom.com/flamenco http://www.geocities.com/vienna/1652 (American Mirror Sites) Kara's Flamenco Page: http://www.kflamenco.com/ http://www.pingweb.de/flamenco http://privat.schlund.de/flamenco (German Mirror Sites) http://personal.redestb.es/flamenco/ , Spanish only. http://www.dcflamenco.com/ about flamenco in Washington DC. http://www.angelfire.com/pq/flamenco/index.html has pictures, dancewear links and a message board See also the list found on http://www.rpi.edu/~ruberd/dancelnk.html Here's a site about Flamenco dancing, music, culture: http://www.arrakis.es/~lajanda Mailing list The German Flamenco Mailing List (in German) dflamenco@geocities.com dflamenco@usa.net There is another public unmoderated electronic mailing list started as the result of discussions about flamenco guitar playing on rec.music.classical.guitar but is intended to support the discussion of all relevant aspects of the flamenco tradition. It was originally at another site: flamenco@tethys.nswc.navy.mil, but moved on Oct. 28, 1994. Possible topics include, but are not limited to, teachers, performances, music, videos, books, history, the future of flamenco, major people, technique, etc.

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TOPICS Online Magazine Dance Around the World It's International Home Page Photo: Stephen Wong In Granada, you can see Flamenco in typical caves where families of gypsy people lived in ancient times. Spanish Flamenco Dancing Agustina Pascual from Spain Flamenco is a typical dance and music in the south of Spain, concretely in the Andalusian region. It was brought to Spain by gypsy people coming from Eastern Europe in the 15th century. The roots of Flamenco come from different cultures and countries such as Morocco, Egypt, and India; but the first traces of flamenco in Spain date to 1760. Among the Spanish cities with more tradition in Flamenco are Cadiz, Granada, and Sevilla. Photos: Stephen Wong The three principle things needed to do flamenco are a good singer, a Spanish guitar, and a good dancer. The three principle things needed to do flamenco are a good singer, a Spanish guitar, and a good dancer. Normally, the scene of a flamenco show is a plank floor (

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Welcome to the Flamenco Page Information about Flamenco Flamenco is an individualistic, yet structured folk art from Andalusía, Spain. It is often improvised and spontaneous, the song, dance and guitar are blended together by the passionate rhythms of southern Spain. Gypsies say “ it’s in the blood”, but Spain’s famous poet and writer Fredrico Garcia Lorca, called flamenco one of the most gigantic inventions of the Spanish people. The tragic lyrics and tones of flamenco clearly reflect the sufferings of the gypsy people. It is thought that the gypsies who ended up in Andalucía travelled from India and Pakistan acquiring the name "gitano" from Egiptano, the old Spanish word for Egyptian. The source of flamenco lies in its singing tradition, so the singer's role is very important. The flamenco guitar was used originally as an instrument of accompaniment. Today solo flamenco guitar has developed as a separate art. Whilst some purists disapprove of the fashionable attempts to blend flamenco with jazz, blues, rock and pop music, it is no wonder that so many young people embrace it wholeheartedly. Apart from songs delivered from different regions such as fandangos from Huelva, Alegrias from Cadiz, there are broadly speaking two main styles in Flamenco: the "jondo" - profound and serious, the cry of people oppressed for many centuries; and the "chico" - happy, light and often humorous. The song "el cante" is most important as it is considered to be the source which gives inspiration to the guitar playing "el toque" and the dance "el baile".

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showHide_TellMeAbout2('false'); Business Entertainment Games Health ... More... On this page: Dictionary Encyclopedia WordNet Wikipedia Translations Mentioned In Or search: - The Web - Images - News - Blogs - Shopping flamenco Dictionary fla·men·co flə-mĕng kà  n. pl. -cos A dance style of the Andalusian Gypsies characterized by forceful, often improvised rhythms. A dance in this style. The guitar music that usually accompanies a dance in this style. [Spanish, Flemish, from Middle Dutch Vlāming , Fleming.] var tcdacmd="cc=edu;dt"; Encyclopedia flamenco, Spanish music and dance typical of the Gypsy , or gitano. Flamenco dancing is characterized by colorful costumes, intense and erotic movements, stamping of the feet ( zapateado ), and clapping of the hands ( palmada ); its execution is brilliant, noisy, and passionate. Flamenco music is believed to have originated in the early 19th cent. from the canto hondo [Sp.,=deep song] of Andalusia, a highly emotional and tragic type of song accompanied by a guitar. By the mid-19th cent. flamenco had become a generally popular entertainment form, and it subsequently flourished, both in its pure form and with the addition of elements from ballet, folk music, jazz, and other forms. Among the most notable flamenco dancers have been La Argentina (d. 1936), Vicente Escudero, La Argentinita (1898–1945), Carmen Amaya (1913–63), Jos© Greco , Antonio (“El Bailar­n”) Ruiz Soler (1921–96), and El Farruco (1936–97) and his grandson, Juan Manuel (“El Farruquito”) Fern¡ndez (1982–).

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Flamenco dancing Spain Malaga Spanish-courses-in-Spain-at-AIFP Registration Contact Tell it a friend ... School Malaga Malaga Travel to Spain Andalusia Holiday ... Leisure activities Flamenco dancing Night life in Malaga News Spain Flamenco dancing Spain Malaga Flamenco is a genuine Spanish art, and to be more exact an genuine art of southern Spain. It exists in three forms: Cante Flamenco, the song, Baile Flamenco, the dance, and Guitarra Flamenca, guitar playing. The flamenco dancing is the symbol of Spanish Culture. Although the dance on its own is called Sevillanas. Gypsies are very often named as its fathers, and it can be taken for certain that they play the most important part in its creation. But also the popular songs and dances of Andalusia have influenced early Flamenco considerably. Certainly there were other influences, too, as it will not surprise in a country that has been dominated by most diverse cultures and civilizations during its different historical periods. There were the legendary Tartessos, and seven centuries of Muslim occupation hardly could have passed without leaving traces. All that, directly or indirectly, influenced Flamenco.

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36. The Fine Art Of Flamenco Dancing One night a dancer friend played a flamenco record for her and she loved it. Most of her flamenco dancing is done in the classes taught by Rubina http://archives.thedaily.washington.edu/1996/020296/flamenco20296.html

Friday February 2, 1996 The University of Washington Student Newspaper News news opinion sports classified ads The fine art of flamenco dancing Nancy Bartlett Daily Staff With her dark tousled curls, red lipstick and a multicolored scarf wrapped around her neck, Ph.D. candidate Holly Haynes doesn't look like she'll ever turn into the kind of professor who can be seen by appointment only. On the other hand, her elegant black-rimmed glasses and professional demeanor don't give a clue to what she does for fun - flamenco dancing. The images don't easily blend. Holly doesn't seem like someone who habitually stomps and twirls and trills her tongue. But when she speaks of flamenco she lights up. "I started about five years ago," Holly said. One night a dancer friend played a flamenco record for her and she loved it. "I was always interested in percussive music," she said. "People think of flamenco as this really cheesy thing, this 'Olé!' thing." She said that image comes from the fact that flamenco originated in gypsy culture. It's a strict society in which people are betrothed at 10 years of age. That leads to a lot of songs about loving one person while having to marry another. "It's a very passionate art form, but it's very disciplined also," Holly said.

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38. Flamenco Dancing In Washington, DC Liana Vargas heads this Award Winning flamenco dance theatre company. Furia Flamenca is a flamenco dance group in the Washington, DC Metro area, http://www.dcdancenet.com/moredancing/flamenco.shtml

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Flamenco dance and music take center stage at Stanford Students ages 12 to 80 and from all over the state have signed up for Flamenco Week's 10-class workshop in Roble. Those who can't make it during the day can take evening walk-in classes Monday through Thursday of that week. "This is an opportunity for them to come in and have an intensive week with first-class international teachers," Harris says of the daytime sessions. He adds that with approximately 20 flamenco teachers, the Bay Area is rich with offerings. The workshop is aimed at people who live outside the Bay Area's population centers and don't have access to these teachers. Unlike the more theatrical versions of the dance form, which have been popularized by performers like Greco, the version of flamenco that will be spotlighted at Stanford is closer to the style performed in southern Spain. "Jose Greco is of the theater form of flamenco, which is, of course, for financial reasons, where you have to be if you're going to make money," Harris says. "But the traditional venue for flamenco is in the cafes and bars of small towns and large towns of Andalusia. It's also very much a family art." The three components of flamenco are "baile," or dance; "toque," instrumentals; and "cante," song. Although flamenco has its roots in southern Spain, it has taken on rhythms, melodies and chants of other cultures, including Indian, African and Jewish. Traditional dances from northern Spain, Cuba, Argentina and Colombia have also been incorporated into the art form. Although many contemporary flamenco performers are not gypsies, flamenco remains largely a gypsy tradition. "Since it's an art that is not documented and keeps changing all the time, you don't really know what it was even 100 years ago," Harris says. Some of today's flamenco performers have fused traditional moves and music with modern dance and jazz.

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Arts Index North Bay Metroactive Home Archives Photograph by Rory McNamara Three-Minute Love Affairs Tango and flamenco have long showcased the beautiful and young, while devotedly practiced by the pleasant and old. Why? Because art and obsession know no age. By Jennie Orvino Dance is a vertical expression of a horizontal desire. George Bernard Shaw W e should have a warning at our website: 'May be habit-forming '" says Gustavo Hornos, a native of Buenos Aires, the world capital of tango. His teaching partner and wife, Jesica Salomon, adds, "The elegance, the romanticism and the sensuality attract people. If you don't have those things, you want them. If you have them, you want more!" "What's so addictive is the feeling of connection," Hornos says. "The tango is a very close dance, your bodies are very much in contact. You almost feel the heartbeat of your partner, reallyyou are facing each other heart to heart in a beautiful zone of sharing. It's about your life moving with another life. This is so powerful,it's maybe the main reason people get so crazy about tango." Watching a tango demonstration by these two salon-style dancers under the lights at Ellington Hall, I can't help but be swept away. Anyone who has seen even a photograph of the stage play

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