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8 de dezembro de 2008

Castanets and Guitar


Seville Flamenco Dancers with castanets
Castañuelas y Guitarra

17.- Giro o Variación.
En nuestro caso, lo definiremos como un conjunto de notas emitidas por el canario enlazadas una a continuación de otras, las cuales reúnen unas determinadas características en cuanto a su composición silábica y ritmo, definidas en un código. En cierto sentido podríamos asimilar este concepto al gramatical de "frase" o al musical de "pasaje".
Los giros, atendiendo a la composición de las notas que los forman, los clasificaremos en giros de texto fonético limitado y giros de texto fonético ilimitado:
- Giros de texto fonética limitado serán aquellos en los que intervienen unas consonantes y vocales determinadas. Por ejemplo, las consonantes "l", y "n" y la vocal "i" en el giro cascabel (linlinlin...), o las consonantes "c", "l" y "k" en el giro castañuela (clakclakclak), etc.
- Giros de texto fonético ilimitado serán aquellos en cuya composición pueden intervenir todas las consonantes y vocales, como por ejemplo en los floreos, en los floreos lentos y en las variaciones conjuntas.

1.9. Castañuelas.
Las Castañuelas son un giro de ritmo semicontinuo, timbre o sonoridad hueca y texto fonético limitado compuesto por las consonantes "C", "L", y "K", nunca "CH", y la vocal "A" (ej.: clakclakclak...). La estructura de esta variación coincide con la de los cloqueos, si bien las castañuelas se emiten con ritmo semicontinuo, de cadencia, por lo general, más rápida que los cloqueos y en su texto fonético interviene la vocal "A" en lugar de la "O" o la "U".

Como en el caso de otros giros que toman el nombre por la semejanza de su sonido con el de algún instrumento musical, el sonido de las castañuelas debe hacernos rememorar el del típico y tradicional instrumento del folclore español.
VALOR POSITIVO: Hasta 9 Puntos.

17 de julho de 2008

Links sobre a Guitarra Portuguesa/Portuguese Guitar


5 de abril de 2008

'Penny' Stradivarius makes $1.2

A Stradivarius violin named after its pioneering female owner has been sold in New York for $1.2m (£600,000).
The instrument, made in the 18th century, belonged to Barbara Penny, the first woman to play in the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra strings section.
Ms Penny, who played as a soloist and chamber musician throughout Europe, died last year.
The violin was sold to a buyer who wished to remain anonymous, said auction house Christie's.
The instrument, the sound of which is described as "sweet and bell-like", was owned by Ms Penny from 1965.
The sale was far below the $3.5m (£1.75m) paid in 2006 for a Stradivarius instrument known as The Hammer, thought to be a record.
Italian Antonio Stradivari made some 1,100 pieces during his working life, with 650 still in existence today.

4 de fevereiro de 2008

Carnaval do Brasil

O papagaio José Carioca (vulgo Zé Carioca) foi criado para o filme Alô, amigos de 1942 que foi lançado nos EUA em 1943 pela Disney. Antes do lançamento americano foram publicadas tiras de jornais com as aventuras do Zé Carioca, em 1942.
O desenho mostrava a América do Sul, no qual o Zé ciceroneou o Pato Donald em terras brasileiras. O personagem foi criado pela Disney, dizem, para ganhar a simpatia dos brasileiros, já que na época os EUA estavam buscando aliados para a Segunda Guerra Mundial.

3 de fevereiro de 2008

New Generation Artists

Described by The Times as "God’s Gift to the flute", Sharon Bezaly was chosen as ‘Instrumentalist of the Year’ by the prestigious Klassik Echo in Germany in 2002 and ‘Young Artist of the Year’ at the Cannes Classical Awards in 2003. Classics Today has hailed her as "a flutist virtually without peer in the world today" and International Record Review wrote "Her recordings and concert appearances are typically more than simply triumphs: they are defining artistic events".Having started to play the flute at the age of 11, Sharon Bezaly gave her début concert as a soloist with the Israel Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Zubin Mehta when she was 14.
On the advice of Jean-Pierre Rampal she continued her studies at the Conservatoire National Supérieur de Musique in Paris under Alain Marion, Raymond Guiot and Maurice Bourgue, winning the Academy’s first prizes for flute and chamber music. She was subsequently invited by Sándor Végh to play as principal flautist in his Camerata Academica Salzburg, a position she held until his death in 1997.
Since then, Sharon Bezaly has concentrated on expanding her solo career and is one of the very rare full-time, international flute soloists. She has performed with orchestras such as the Minnesota Symphony Orchestra, Tokyo and Osaka Philharmonics, and São Paulo Symphony Orchestras. As a Radio 3 New Generation Artist, Sharon has performed with all of the BBC Orchestras.
She has also played as soloist with the Royal Scottish National, and the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra at the prestigious last night of the Welsh proms, with the Stockholm and the Helsinki philharmonic orchestras, the SWR and Belgian National Orchestra, appearing in prestigious venues such as the Vienna Musikverein, Cologne Philharmonie, Tokyo Suntory Hall, the Rudolfinum in Prague, Palais des Beaux Arts in Brussels and both the Châtelet and Salle Gaveau in Paris.Without neglecting the standard repertoire, Sharon Bezaly is committed to the music of our time and has inspired renowned composers as far-ranging as Sofia Gubaidulina, Kalevi Aho and Sally Beamish to write for her.
To date Sharon has ten dedicated concertos which she performs around the world – she has played Aho’s concerto more than a dozen times on four continents. Sharon has commented: "In recent years my sights have been turning towards a wider horizon and I hope that, by inspiring challenging composers to create new works, it could propel the flute further into the spotlight as well as provide standard repertoire for generations to come".Sharon Bezaly is the first wind player to be chosen as artist in residence 07/08 for the Residetie orchestra den Haag, Chief conductor Neeme Järvi, she will appear with the Orchestra is numerous projects thought the season Other highlights for season 07/08 are recitals at the Wigmore hall in London and the Concertgebouw, performances with the Radio Symphony Orchestra Holland, Bergen Phil Orch./Litton Tonkünstler Orchestra at the Musikverein in Vienna as well as tours to Japan/Vänska, Brazil/Neschling Taiwan, Singapore and SpainSharon Bezaly has an exclusive contract with the Swedish label BIS and her wide-ranging recordings - 20 CDs to date - have won her the highest accolade, including the Diapason d’or (Diapason), Choc du Monde de la Musique (Monde de la Musique), Editor’s Choice (Gramophone), CD of the Month (BBC Music Magazine), Stern des Monats (FonoForum), Recommandé (Répertoire) and Recomendado (CD Compact).Sharon plays on a 24-carat gold flute, especially built for her by the Muramatsu team, Japan. Her perfect control of circular breathing (taught by Aurèle Nicolet) liberates her from the limitations of the flute as a wind instrument, enabling her to reach new peaks of musical interpretation, presenting an extended spectrum of colours and emotions. The Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung has compared her to David Oistrakh and Vladimir Horowitz.

Jan Kubelik plays "Zephyr" by Hubay