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Presentation of folk and traditional dances in Spain for Comenius Project "European Portfolio Musical."CEIP JUAN XXIII Pío Baroja, 4 - Las Lumbreras - Monteagudo SPAINTelf. 968850448Email: [email protected]: https://www.murciaeduca.es/cpjuanxxiii-murcia/sitio/Blog Comenius: http://europeanmusicalportfolio.blogspot.com.es/

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• We understand folklore as the traditions and customs relating to the culture of peoples.

• We highlight the musical folklore, since most of the expressions of popular culture have music as main protagonist.

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FOLKLORE ANDALUZ

• Folclore andaluz: Flamenco, and jota (sevillanas, malagueñas, alegrías, bulerías, soleá...).

The flamenco is a very old and has many variants: seguiriya, solea, the martinete and the fandango.

Flamenco dancing is done together with the cante (typical flamenco songs), some dances are the alegrías, bulerías, sevillanas and verdiales.

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Authors:

• Paco de Lucía (foto)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=976aVPPx2Zc http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q9vNSA0WNlw

• Otros: Contradanza, Jara y Granito, Lombarda

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Sevillanas

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0_npq9n7U7A&feature=related

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Costume:

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Folklore catalán • Folklore catalán: sardana, contrapàs,

ball plà, habaneras.

• The most important dance is the sardana, (danced in a circle to the sound of a small orchestra)

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COSTUME

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AUTHORS:

• JOAN MANUEL SERRAT

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FOLV1tVErDQ

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LLUIS LLACH

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZddAr-IFOj4

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GALICIA

• Folklore gallego: alalá, muñeira, pandeirada, jota.

• Among the traditional dances of the community we can highlight “the muñeira” danced in the rhythm of 6 / 8.

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INSTRUMENTS • The most popular and genuine instrument

is the bagpipe.

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COSTUME.

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AUTHORS

CARLOS BECEIRO

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COMUNIDAD DE MADRID

Most popular dance: Chotis.

Couples dance developed in the late nineteenth century in Madrid. It is usually danced in a given area and the dancers hardly move outside that part.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6j-hPj9BBfo

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Instrument: Organillo

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PAÍS VASCO

• Folklore vasco: fandango, zortziko, trikitrixa

• The most widely dance is aurresku (traditional Basque dance) there are other dances that are also called with Basque names.

• http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p70-_Oj2Si8&feature=related

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INSTRUMENTS • Txistu o Chistu, this instrument

• is from the Basque Country.

alboka , txalaparta

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AUTHORS

Alboka,

Benito Lertxundi

Euritan Blai,

•Joxan Goikoetxea

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Goikoetxea & Idoia Laburu playing "Bate Coxa" http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZZvxR1OcTno

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COMENIUS PROJECT

EUROPEAN MUSICAL PORTFOLIO

JUAN XXIII SCHOOL

MAY 2011