Flamenco Music

UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS PRESSISBN: 9780252087455

History, Forms, Culture

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By Peter Manuel
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UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS PRESS
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235 x 156 mm
Weight:
570 g
Pages:
352

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Peter Manuel is a professor emeritus of ethnomusicology at the John Jay College of Criminal Justice and the author of eight books, including Tales, Tunes, and Tassa Drums: Retention and Invention in Indo-Caribbean Music.

Preface Acknowledgments Part I. History 1 Pre-Flamenco Music 2 The Cafe Cantante Period, 1860-1920s 3 From Stagnation to Revival Part II. Structure and Forms in Flamenco 4 Structure 5 The Flamenco Repertoire: Description and Analysis 6 Flamenco Lyrics Part III. Flamenco Culture 7 The Contemporary Scene 8 Perspectives on Flamenco Culture Glossary Notes Bibliography Index

"Comprehensive, rigorous, and accessible--qualities that don't always coincide. This book tackles flamenco history, structure, and culture in a way that is professional and compassionate. Literature on flamenco often undiscerningly presents a jumble of facts, hypothesis, suppositions, stories, and legends; this work masterfully untangles these and even-handedly dissects several polemics. One of the most important contributions to the field."--John Moore, flamenco guitarist

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