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    Carlos Montoya - Recital de guitarra Espanola (1992)

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    Carlos Montoya - Recital de guitarra Espanola (1992)

    Carlos Montoya - Recital de guitarra Espanola (1992)
    EAC Rip | FLAC (image & cue & log) & mp3 @ 320 kbps | tracks: 14 | Scans | 1:01:17 | ~ 301 Mb & 148 Mb
    Label: Music Of The World | 5% recovery record | Genre: Flamenco guitar

    From the pioneer of popular Flamenco music, the spanish Carlos Montoya, a delightful CD with 14 traditional tunes, played with unique artistry and virtuosity. Enjoy extra speedy picados and spectacular tempo changings from the "father" of the modern flamenco style. Really a 'must have' for all guitar fans.

    Carlos Montoya (13 December 1903 – 3 March 1993) was a prominent Flamenco guitarist and a founder of the modern-day popular Flamenco style of music. His unique style and successful career, despite all odds, have left a great legacy for modern day Flamenco. It is because of his pioneering work in popular Flamenco music that have allowed other great modern groups such as the Gipsy Kings to take hold in all parts of the world.

    Carlos Montoya was born in Madrid, Spain, into a Romani family, on December 13, 1903. As the nephew of renowned flamenco guitarist Ramón Montoya he seemed to have been born to play Flamenco, but it was his uncle who would be his biggest obstacle, as he refused to teach Carlos the tricks of the trade. He began studying the guitar with his mother and a neighboring barber, Pepe el Barbero, a.k.a. Pepe the Barber. By the time he was 14 years old he was accompanying dancers and singers in the cafes of Madrid, Spain. In the 1920s and 1930s he performed extensively in Europe, North America, and Asia with the likes of La Teresina. The outbreak of World War II brought him to the United States where he began his most successful days as a musician, and frequently toured with the dancer La Argentina. Settling in New York City during World War II (circa 1941), he began touring on his own, bringing his fiery style to concert halls, universities, and orchestras. During this period he made a few recordings for several major and independent labels including RCA Victor, Everest and Folkways.

    Montoya toured year round but always returned to his homeland, Spain, to spend the Christmas holidays with his family. His style was not particularly appreciated by serious flamenco students, who considered it less brilliant than many others, including that of Montoya's uncle Ramón. Carlos's own favorite flamenco guitarist, it was reported by Zern, was the obscure Currito de la Geroma. That he was unpopular among aficionados owes largely to the fact that Montoya learned in a non-traditional way and that he abandoned the compás which has evolved within flamenco over hundreds of years. Many of his works do not even keep perfect tempo, increasing and decreasing in speed almost whimsically. He was admired for the speed of his picados and undoubtedly found popularity on the international stage as a result of this technically impressive pace. Montoya died on March 3, 1993 at the age of 89 of heart failure in the tiny Long Island, New York town of Wainscott, New York.
    TRACKLIST
    01. Malaguena
    02. Sevillanas
    03. Granadinas
    04. Tanguillo-Zambrilla
    05. Bulerias
    06. Soleares
    07. Rondena
    08. Bolero Malorquin-Castilla-Galicia
    09. Seguiriya
    10. Fandango De Huelva y Verdiales
    11. Peteneras del Cafe de Chinitas
    12. Farruca
    13. Solea-Bulerias Por Solea
    14. Malaguenas Boleras

    Exact Audio Copy V1.0 beta 1 from 15. November 2010

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