Flamenco, Fado & the Iberian Tradition
The cante and guitar of Andalusian flamenco, the saudade of Portuguese fado, and the great Spanish composers — Granados, Albéniz, Falla, Rodrigo — alongside Galician, Catalan, and Sephardic music from across the peninsula.
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Amalia Classics on Portuguese Guitar / Castelo
Temperamento: Traditional Music from Spain
In Duo Recital / Paco Pena, Eliot Fisk
This CD has been a long time coming, and dates back to the first time Paco Peña and Eliot Fisk ever met, when they performed separately at a now-defunct guitar festival in Germany, in September 1983. The disc does not pretend to be either pure flamenco or pure classical. Necessarily, the classical selections are colored by Paco’s flamenco sensibility just as the flamenco selections are colored by Eliot’s formation in the classical world. But that is exactly what is interesting! Paco finds things in classical music that would never occur to a classical player, and something analogous can be said of Eliot’s attempts to enter the mysterious temple of flamenco.
Famous Fados on Portuguese Guitar / Castelo
Best of Fado: Tribute to Amália Rodrigues
Flamenco
Flamenco Passion / Various
Discover Fado With Arc Music / Various
Ladino Songs & Sephardic Music
Bagpipes of Celtic Galicia
Pepe Romero, head of an outstanding family of folk musicians has been playing the bagpipe since he was twelve years old. He is known today, as one of the best bagpipers in Galicia. The repertoire on this album, based on self-composed themes with clear, unmistakable and genuine roots in the Galician usical tradition, is another aspect that gives a very special character to this group. (ARC Music)
The Best of Flamenco Arabe
Flamenco Live / Jaleo
A potent cocktail of explosive footwork, haunting singing, virtuoso guitar playing and percussive handclapping from southern Spain with some of flamenco’s finest award-winning artists. This album was recorded live at a flamenco bar in the heart of Andalusia. JALEO began touring outside Spain in 1988, and ever since, their rigorous touring schedule has become more demanding each year including recording, theatre performances, workshops, TV and radio work. For three decades Jaleo have captivated the attention of audiences of all ages and walks of life with the universal appeal of their art. Their authentic and charismatic approach to performance – sometimes serious, sometimes humorous, but always sincere – has won them many followers and considerable critical acclaim from both press and public alike. Formed by award-winning flamenco artists from Seville who have each earned great recognition within their own country, Jaleo has now firmly established an international reputation as a very exciting and dynamic dance company with an innovative approach.