Archivo de la etiqueta: Dance

El vals

El vals (del galicismo valse, que a su vez procede del germanismo Walzer, término proveniente del verbo alemán walzen, ‘girar, rodar’) es un elegante baile musical a ritmo lento, originario del Tirol (Austria) por el siglo XII y del sur … Seguir leyendo

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Dances and instruments in the tv series ‘Carlos, Rey Emperador’

The series is set in the sixteenth century and narrates the reign of Charles V. In this chapter, set in 1520, Margarita de Austria (Carlos’ aunt) and Fernando (Carlos’ brother) meet in Flandes. We can listen and see instruments from that … Seguir leyendo

Publicado en 1st evaluation 3ºESO, 3º ESO, Ancient instruments, Instruments, Music History, Renaissance, videos | Etiquetado , , , , , , , , , , , , | Deja un comentario

♪Flamenco I: Influences♪

Flamenco is is a form of Spanish folk music and dance from the region of Andalusia. It includes cante (singing), toque (guitar playing) and baile (dance). Short video intro Gypsies who came to Spain in the XV absorbed all the cultural influenced in Spain: 1. Arabian melodies … Seguir leyendo

Publicado en 4ºESO, bolero, Dance, fandango, flamenco, seguidilla, Spanish folklore | Etiquetado , , , , , , , , | Deja un comentario

Seguidillas sevillanas

A ‘Sevillana’ is a typical dance and singing from Andalusia. Nowadays is danced in ‘ferias’ and ‘romerías’, before was usually danced inside the ‘corralas’ or courtyards. It originated before the time of the Catholic Monarchs , in compositions that were known as «Seguidillas … Seguir leyendo

Publicado en 4ºESO, Dance, Sevillanas, Spanish folklore, Traditional Music | Etiquetado , , , , | 1 Comentario