- The
zortziko is a
dance rhythm that
originates in the
Basque Country. It is also used as an
accompaniment rhythm for
vocal melodies, such as "Gernikako...
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Simple drum
pattern Video representation 6 8 (duple)
Double jigs, jotas,
zortzikos, polkas, sega, salegy, tarantella, marches, barcarolles, loures, and some...
- In the court's prison, the bard José María
Iparraguirre composed the
zortziko Nere amak
baleki ('If my
mother knew'). In 2009 it was the headquarters...
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bertsos but 4 of the
commonly encountered ones are the
zortziko txiki "small of eight",
zortziko handi "big of eight",
hamarreko txiki "small of ten" and...
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Arbola by José María Iparraguirre,
which is in
zortziko rhythm, but he also
quotes traditional zortziko melodies, as well as
imitating their quintuple...
- made from vegetation.
Other po****r
dances are the fandango, jota and 5/8
zortziko.
Basques on both
sides of the Spanish-French
border have been
known for...
- (Mutico)
Paloteados Sagar San Juan Soka
Sorgin Trokel Uztai Txiki Yantza Luze
Zortziko Alboka (double clarinet)
Atabal Dulzaina Kirikoketa Pandero Silbote Tarogato...
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characterized by a simple,
flowing rhythm and
distinctive 1-2-3 beat.
Zortziko – Folk
Basque dance characterized by its
distinctive 5/8 time signature...
- El
zortzico (The
Zortziko) is a 1-act
zarzuela by
Miguel Marqués for a
libretto (in prose) by
Emilio Sánchez Pastor [es]. It was
first staged on 23 July...
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prelude and 12 scenes. The
notable music numbers are the prelude, the
zortziko of
Ventura (scene 2), the chorus's
serenade (scene 3), the two-partite...
