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西班牙
España
两部篇幅宏大的西班牙吉他与大提琴合辑，穿行于安达卢西亚、格拉纳达与地中海夜色的气息之中。
传统
- Flamenco is organised into palos — soleá, siguiriya, alegrías, bulerías — each with its own compás, mode and emotional register.
- The twelve-beat compás of soleá and bulerías carries accents that do not fall evenly, which is why the form resists a single European time signature.
- Cante, toque and baile — voice, guitar and dance — developed together; the guitar grew from accompaniment into solo repertoire mainly in the twentieth century.
- Nuevo flamenco is the opening of that tradition to other instruments and harmonies — which is where the cello enters.
- Beyond Andalusia the peninsula carries Galician, Basque, Catalan and Castilian musics with their own instruments and metres.
乐器
- Guitarra flamenca — lighter and shallower than a classical guitar, with faster response
- Cajón — box drum adopted from Peru in the 1970s and now standard
- Palmas — hand clapping, played as a full percussion part with sorda and fuerte tones
- Cello — the IGUNO voice set against the guitar
- Gaita galega and pandeireta — the bagpipe and frame drum of the Atlantic north
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故事
这段旅程的文字故事仍在书写中。上方的音乐、传统与乐器部分已经完整。