- the 5th string).
Soleares is
sometimes called "mother of palos"
although it is not the
oldest one (e.g.
siguiriyas is
older than
soleares) and not even related...
-
Soleares is a
volume of
poetry by
Dutch poet J. Slauerhoff.
First published in 1933, and Slauerhoff's next-to-last volume, the
poems in this collection...
- be
roughly comparable to an
improvised lick in jazz or
blues music. The
Soleares,
Alegrias and
other palos could be
explained as one
measure of 6/8 time...
- ("Life on Earth," 1934) were
widely praised, and his 1933
verse collection Soleares was
awarded the Van der
Hoogt Prize. The year 1935 saw more sea voyages...
-
Jerez during the 19th century,
originally as a fast,
upbeat ending to
soleares or alegrias. It is
among the most po****r and
dramatic of the flamenco...
- cantiñas. Alegrías has a
rhythm consisting of 12 beats. It is
similar to
Soleares. Its beat
emphasis is as follows: 1 2 [3] 4 5 [6] 7 [8] 9 [10] 11 [12]...
- Huelva) can be seen as
stylized forms of
genres of
Andalusian folk music.
Soleares and
siguiriyas are more
strictly ****ociated with
Romani music culture....
- [11] 12 This
rhythm can be
contrasted with the
rhythmic pattern of the
soleares,
which also has 12 beats, but the
accents fall differently.
Taking the...
- Utrera) was a
famous Spanish flamenco singer (cantaora). She was
seminal in
soleares style. Her real name was
Mercedes Fernández
Vargas and she was a very po****r...
-
rarely in A minor, the
verdiales have a 12-count
rhythm similar to the
soleares, and bulerías.
Listen to verdiales(2:18, 502Kb). This
example shows some...
