Madrid: Home To Classical Music's Untold Secret (Classical Music History Documentary)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 ก.พ. 2022
- Simon Callow travels to contrasting countries, Spain and Serbia, exploring the lives of Albeniz, Falla and Mokranjac, before a suave performance of Albeniz's tango by Richard Tognetti.
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For better or worse, through its Atlantic and Asian empires, Spain initiated the greatest global trade routes, exported its language and customs, founded great cities, built the first universities in the Western Hemisphere, and offered the world some of the finest works of literature, drama, poetry, painting, sculpture, and architecture. In sum, Spain has left a profound influence in human history as a world power. With all due respect to my good Serbs, I suspect only an ignorant or prejudiced Anglo (sworn enemies of Spain for centuries) could possibly have thought it proper to lump together Spain and Serbia (?!) in a single short documentary. What an affront!
I love this documentary the beauty of the land and the music is wonderful.
Felt he could have gone further into Madrid and Spain. I pressed the like button initially then as I realized it wasn't fully about Madrid I removed my like button. Nothing against Serbia, but I was disappointed and felt there was more to Spain that could have been covered.
I left my "like," but I agree that Spain deserves its own full video (as do the Balkan countries, if they couldn't get a full video out of Serbia).
Yes and what about classical guitar?
Very good decision fans, the best entertainment for champions, from here to Beijing and back, learning to dig out new inspirations from the genius composers, a brain training that l trully love a lot fans
Flamenco is all about the "cante" - the singing. It is not "improvisation" there are set structure to every palo.
Is Madrid Central Park as big as NYC is?
Size is a thing?
@@RoxanneM- Not really but just out curiosity been smaller parks.
Retiro Park is smaller than Central Park, but equally quaint. The "Casa de Campo", the former Royal hunting grounds, is not right in the center but quite nearby. It is five times bigger than Central Park.
No one thought to correct his pronunciation of Sybele before putting this out?
how should one pronounce it?