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Micheal,
Como a música o
principal é escoitala, existe en Internet unha páxina que che pode orientar
sobre o panorama da música galega (www.galiciantunes.com).
Non obstante,
faltan algúns das primeiras cabeceiras: Berrogüetto (www.berroguetto.com), Carlos Núñez (www.carlos-nunez.com), Budiño [creo que
si, estou a falar de memoria] (www.xosemanuelbudino.com),
o caso da Orquestra SonDeSeu (www.sondeseu.org),
Siniestro Total (www.siniestro.com; sen
olvidármonos da formación Transportes Hernández
y Sanjurjo [hai algo en YouTube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PxPtOk7ZVXY),
bonovo (www.bonovo.org) .
Se nos noventa
houbo o chamado boon do folk, na
actualidade comezase a visualizar formacións de jazz (algunhas levan moitos
anos como o caso de Clumia Jazz ).
Algunhas: Abe Rábade (www.aberabade.com
ou a súa formación con Uxía Pedreira e Guadi Galego Nordestin@as), Alberto Conde (www.albertoconde.com), o magnífico
baixista Baldo Martínez (http://perso.wanadoo.es/baldomartinez/)
e unha discográfica como Xingra (www.xingra.com).
No seu catálogo ten sorpresas abondas, incluídas unha versión moi particular de
interpretar de Marcos Teira o mundo do flamenco.
Resulta interesante
que consultase www.folque.com e as páxinas
dos conservatorios superiores de Vigo e A Coruña (sobre todo os concertos fin
de carreira). A finais de ano licenciouse por primeira vez unha persoa na
especialidade de Gaita (ata hai pouco era unha carreira sen ciclo superior e
moitos (entre os que estou eu) tivemos que ir por outras vías.
Cousas interesantes
tamén se poden atopar no YouTube e agora a televisión de Galicia (www.crtvg.es) ten unha opción que é a televisión
á carta. Nela ver algunhas das emisións de Alalá
ou Miraxes (este é un
programa cultural en que se inclúe outras cousas).
Isto non pretenden
ser unha lista exhaustiva, pero pode axudarte en algo (iso espero)
Saúdos.
Gabriel
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Enviado: luns, 12 de febreiro de 2007 15:22
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Asunto: Re: [GALICIAN-STUDIES] music query
Michael,
the other person who springs to mind is Sharif Gemie - I am sure that
he will be reading this, so please contact Michael, Sharif!
Jaine
Dr Jaine Beswick
Lecturer in Linguistics (Spanish and Portuguese)
Programme Coordinator - Portuguese
Room 3021
Modern Languages
University of Southampton
SO17 1BJ
02380 593247
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Subject: Re: music query
Thanks Michael.
The name that immediately comes to mind is that of Sarah Aldred, who
completed a PhD on the subject of Galician music, and has interviewed
most of the big names out there.
I think she's on this list and will get in touch presently, but I'll
forward this on just in case.
Best wishes
Craig
Dr. Craig Patterson
Lecturer in Spanish
The School of Languages, Cultures and Religions
The University of Stirling
Stirling
FK9 4LA
Scotland
United Kingdom
(0044) (0)1786 467543
Director of Centro de Estudos Galegos in Scotland
Member of the Executive Committee of the International Association of
http://www.vieiros.com <http://www.vieiros.com/>
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Sent: 12 February 2007 05:58
Subject: [GALICIAN-STUDIES] music query
Hello all,
I'm new to this list, and to Galizan studies. Please indulge me for a
moment while I introduce myself. I am a professor of Spanish in Ohio,
USA.
Hitherto my work has been in the area of 20th c. poetry, particularly
translation. My early university training was in music, however, and I
remain active as a performer in various genres, including
"Celtic"
music.
For some time I've been interested in music in Hispanic culture, and
about a year ago I began to consider Galizan music as an object of
investigation.
I've just read your fascinating string from spring 2005 concerning the
Celtic question. What a wealth of ideas and references, a truly eye-
opening read for me at this point in my work. It occurred to me that
the
current Galizan "Celtic" music might be seen as an
incarnation of the
spirit of Pondal or Nos, and as worthwhile a cultural-ideological
phenomenon to examine.
Prior to reading your posts, I had been struck by way the emregence in
the 1980s-90s of the likes of Milladoiro, Carlos Nunez, Susana Seivane,
etc.
on the international Celtic music scene had put Galiza "on the
map"
musically for the first time, at the very moment when various
"world
music" genres were entering a globalized entertainment
marketplace, and
that the interplay of globalization and regional identity in late 20th
c.
Galizan music was both exemplary of a wider trend and unique to the
particular historical-cultural situation of Galiza.
I traveled to Galiza in 2006 to attend performances and festivals,
interview musicians, and collect print and recorded materials. This
trip
was very fruitful, and I plan to return again later this year. So far I
have not succeeded in locating any scholarly studies in this area, and
I
am curious to know if anyone on the list might be working in this area,
or knows of someone else who is. I'd be most grateful for any
information, thoughts, or suggestions you might be able to offer.
Regards,
Michael Sisson
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