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info@ArtTimesJournal.com Flamenco and Passion Rafael Campallo (Photo: Takase) BY DAWN LILLE May, 2003 Flamenco in the Temple of Dendur! At first hearing it sounded too wild to be missed, but, historically, it was most apropos. In its simplest form the word Flamenco denotes a gypsy from Seville and their dances. Some say the term originally meant "Flemish" and was associated with foreigners. Others that it refers to noisy, ostentatious public behavior. No one really knows where the wandering people known as gypsies came from, but it is most probably India, and there are records of them in Persia, Egypt and Palestine before the Christian era. They did not allow themselves to be absorbed into these and other lands and maintained their own pure identity although they were (and still are) treated terribly. Called "Gitanos" in Granada and "Flamencos" in Seville, they have lived in their own areas of these cities for centuries, producing an explosive and meaningful art form that is the result of both the different influences in Spain and on them as a unique ethnic group. The area of Andalucia lies on the southern coast of Spain, part on the Mediterranean and part on the Atlantic. Over time different invaders and visitors have left their mark. The Phoenicians arrived in 1600 BC. The Greeks came in 600 BC, bringing castanets, an arched back and spiral movements to Cadiz, where dancers were adored. The Romans arrived in 215 BC and the Arabs from North Africa invaded at the end of the 7

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Home Page Splat Comic Animation Magazine Add a link ... Dance-Videos Dance Flamenco AGM - Promoter of Flamenco dance, singing and guitar. Alegría Española - A school in Saskatoon that offers classical background in flamenco dance. Alianza Flamenca - Organization offering dance classes through a unique syllabus in various countries. Ana Montes Flamenco Danzarte - A performer and teacher of flamenco dancing, located downtown Seattle, WA, USA. Antonia Maria - A pictorial record of a flamenco teacher, her classes, and her amateur troupe in Belfast, Northern Ireland. Antonio Vargas - Flamenco dancer and choreographer with flamenco workshops and performances in North America. Arte Flamenco - Worldwide sales and delivery of flamenco products. Beginning Flamenco - Flamenco dance classes offered by Suzuki Cady in Berkeley, CA, USA. Bettina Castano Flamenco - Includes information about tour program, musicians, a photo gallery, products, courses and workshops.

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Reviews Bios Past Performances Bios Elba Hevia y Vaca Elba Hevia y Vaca was born in La-Paz, Bolivia, where she studied Classical Spanish dance from the age of five to the age of fourteen when she became interested in Flamenco. While attending college in Washington, D.C., she studied and danced with Ana Martinez, and later danced with the Raquel Pena Dance Company, appearing as a soloist at various venues througought the US including The Kennedy Center. She later moved to Philadelphia and studied various other forms contemporary dance and later became a member of Flamenco Ole. Spain by masters such as: Pilar Ortega, Alejandro Granados, Yolanda Heredia, Alicia Marquez, Belen Maya, La Tati, Carmela Greco and Ciro. She continues her studies in New York with La Meira and Nelida Tirado. She has a studio in Philadelphia where she teaches various levels of Flamenco. She also conducts master classes and gives lectures on the history, philosophy and the role of the Women in Flamenco throughout the colleges in the area. She is currently an Adjunct Professor at the Franklin and Marshall College. In addition she regularly is commissioned to choreograph for dance company and theater groups.

92. Flamenco — The Dance Of Andalusia Brief article discussing the history, influences, and types of flamenco dance. http://www.inquisitivetraveler.com/pages/artlib/flamenco.html

by Bob Martin Reprinted from Culture Briefing: Spain fellah mangu Flamenco combines acoustic guitar playing, singing, chanting, dancing and staccato handclapping. The flamenco dancer performs with passion, fervor, even tortured expressions but always striving for grace and dignity. Flamenco handclapping produces a sharp, almost piercing sound. Those performers not dancing or guitar playing hold the left arm still. Its bent at the elbow with the hand about neck high and just slightly cupped. The fingers of the right hand slap the left crosswise, covering the hollow. The dancer does not begin immediately, but waits, absorbing the strumming, clapping and singing until inspired to dance. duende (DWEN-day). The word means goblin or fairy, but to the flamenco dancer it signifies an inner force that fuels an inspired performance. A dancer with duende or Flamenco blends many influences The Pyrenees Mountains running along the Spanish-French border have throughout history cut Spain off from the mainstream of European culture. But a Mediterranean coast hundreds of miles long opened the country to influences from cultures not only bordering this sea but beyond it as well.

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Learn Spanish in one of the best schools in Spain, Malaga Printable Version Flamenco - Learn Spanish in Malaga The Flamenco folklore is an Andalusian art, so their origins are in the South of Spain. Andalucia in the Early Middle Ages. Their influence can clearly be appreciated in its harmonies. The flamenco singing conserves great parallels with other musical manifestations of North Africa, such as the Moroccan music. The guitar often reminds one of the musical manifestations not only from North Africa but alsol from Black Africa. The female dance, in particular the movements of the hips and hands, are similar to those of some North African dances. All these influences cannot be denied for being notorious and do not surprise us, if we bear in mind that Andalucia had been influenced by that culture for many centuries. In addition to this, various races lived together in these lands, which may let you realize other influences in the merry Jewish folklore rhythms or their ancient liturgical music, although one does not really know, whether it is by coincidence or corresponds to reality. In whichever case the flamenco art can be regarded as pure and as crossbred at the same time. It contains elements of its own kind that it does not have in common with any other type of folklore, but at the same time you may clearly appreciate a high amount of influence streams other peoples contributed with the result of its enrichment. We know going superficially through the evolution of the

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List on Course Junction Login Home Add Course ... FAQ Course Name: Classes are designed for New Beginners with no previous dance training thru Intermediate/Advanced level students. Appropriate for adults ages 13-55+ and children ages 5-12 years. Choreagraphies are developed for all classes which are 90 minutes in length. Classes are ongoing and registration is required with a One Time Only registration fee of $15.00 to cover administrative costs. Space is limited. Auditions are required Curriculum for Flamenco: **Curriculum for Spanish Dance: Basic thru advanced castanet technique, development of musicality, coordination to dance movement and application to choreography, footwork for Spanish Dance, body placement and floor combinations. Curriculum for children is the same as describied above. ** Class Schedule ** ~~ Flamenco ~~ * Monday: 8:30-10:00 PM: Advanced Intermediate Level-Concord, CA * Wednesday: 5:00-6:30 PM- New BeginnerBerkeley, CA and 8:30-10:00 PM- Concord, CA * Thursday: 7:45-8:30 PM- Footwork Only Class: Levels Beginner II thru Advanced Intermediate Concord, CA

99. The Passion Of Flamenco: When Dance Speaks The Unspoken And No Language Is - Dea The Passion of flamenco When dance speaks the unspoken and no language is Dean Lesher Theatre A complete dancer today, is well trained in more than one http://www.absolutearts.com/artsnews/1999/07/25/25663.html

account access login: password: artist port. gallery port. submit your arts news media kit about us services ... art history Indepth Arts News: "The Passion of Flamenco: When dance speaks the unspoken and no language is" 1999-07-25 until 1999-07-25 Dean Lesher Theatre Walnut Creek, CA, USA United States of America A complete dancer today, is well trained in more than one discipline. The European dance scene has seen a rebirth of the influence of Spanish dance with the fusion of Flamenco and Classical Spanish Dance with other styles. The excitements of these fusion's are very present in the Bay Area, which is America's hot bed of Flamenco. Related Links: Indepth Arts Resources for the State of California Other Important Exhibitions in California Quick Arts Access: Berkeley Long Beach Los Angeles Oakland ... Venezueland: Emerging Venezuelan Artists - Galeria Galou Multiple Partners: Curated and Organized by Carla Gannis - Pablo's Birthday Reap: 19 artists, 30 installations, 365 days - Cafe Gallery Project John Kippin and Masaki Fujihata - Jaywick Martello Tower Phoebe Washburn: It Makes For My Billionaire Status - Kantor / Feuer Gallery Call for Artists: 2006 Scheduled Solo Shows and Special Exhibitions - gallery twenty-four Peter Caley to Attend PawPaw Moon Pow wow - George Rogers Clark Park Petah Coyne: Above and Beneath the Skin - Kemper Museum of Contemporary Art - Talwar Gallery Kathryn Henneman to Exhibit New Works on Aluminum , Warm Exotic Woods

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Spanish Dancing The passion and beauty of flamenco dance comes from its diverse cultural history. By Judith Lynne Hanna, PhD Issue: August 2000 Ziva Cohen of Ziva’s Spanish Dance Ensemble in Washington, DC Cohen performing Dr. Hanna is a senior dance research scholar at the University of Maryland.

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