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Madrid Flamenco
Lango-Django
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I am in Spain, and I was given for Christmas a double CD of famous Spanish flamenco guitarists. But alas I can't play it until I get back to Canada as this old laptop's CD drive is useless.
I don't have the CD here with me this very second, but it seems to heavily feature Paco de Lucia, who I gather is one of the current masters of flamenco guitar?
I am very much looking forward to hearing it next week when I get home... I love the sound of a flamenco guitar, and the incredible technique that so many of the guitarists have makes it hard to believe they are playing all those blazingly fast passages using their thumbnail!
I don't have the CD here with me this very second, but it seems to heavily feature Paco de Lucia, who I gather is one of the current masters of flamenco guitar?
I am very much looking forward to hearing it next week when I get home... I love the sound of a flamenco guitar, and the incredible technique that so many of the guitarists have makes it hard to believe they are playing all those blazingly fast passages using their thumbnail!
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Edgar Degas: "Only when he no longer knows what he is doing does the painter do good things.... To draw, you must close your eyes and sing."
Georges Braque: "In art there is only one thing that counts: the bit that can’t be explained."
