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A blog about a life shared with a guitar and a family (is not easy), and about how to live the culture in a deeply a-cultural environment
- Author: Montse
- Listed in: Music Arts
- Tags: music poetry arts classical music spanish culture classical guitar
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Free classical guitar lessons…
It’s nice to see how many places are offering free guitar lessons on the web. If I usually think that classical guitar spirit is dying, this massive offer seems to demostrate the contrary. At present, a lot of people is improving their te...
Nana de Sevilla
In our last post you have a performance of “Nana de Sevilla”, a popular song that Lorca harmonized in 1931, and then recorded with famous singer “La Argentinita”. It’s a song as sad as beautiful. Our own record has tipic...
Una canción para Emilia
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Is classical guitar in decadence?
As you know, I’m worried about classic guitar decadence. And it was, perhaps, the original live-motive for this blog. I told about guitar only, as is question I better know. But it seems be only a part of a huge, world spread cultural decadence, wh...
A “typical Spanish” concert
Few days ago we were lucky enough to give a concert in a privileged corner of the Pyrenees mountains, a nice Romanesque church in a small village located in a very exclusive tourist area, only for wealthy people, either in winter or summer. Therefore...
Charming Chinchón
This summer we played a concert in a lovely little city called Chinchón, not far from Madrid, which is famous for its main square and its alcoholic drink also called Chinchón, a kind of anisette. In fact it is a city which has not grown in the last...
Splendid illustrations.
Posted: March 18th, 2009 | More Reviews From WoFat | Report This Comment