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"Murray Schefer Cleaning ears"

Speaking of stomping and rhythm. Accompanied by sounds for execution, nothing better than to bring a topic related to ear cleaning which was written by Murray Scheffer me ... this material facilitated in my music therapy courses to understand many things.
Then we can study the sound, just making sounds, music making music ... The challenge is to open the ears. Induced to perceive sounds, which previously had not noticed .. Have if we understand ':
Listen to the sounds of your own body, your environment and they also inject their environment. The ear unlike other sensory organs, is always exposed. Their only protection is an elaborate psychological system that filters out unwanted sounds, allowing us to focus on what we want to hear.
music and language are linked to sound, live in time, but are transmitted through space. In contrast graphic and plastic arts, living space and are transmitted in time. The downside of the musical system, is noise.
Now we talk about noise, this is an undesirable audio signal, which interferes, is the destroyer of the things we want to hear. As for the music that we use silence. Add that is the momentary absence of sound, noise protection to musical events. We mentioned earlier
sound, as an example, if I stopped talking, there is silence ... but if I start speaking again, I break the silence and come alive. So it is with music. Now for Murray Scheffer sounds there are a number he calls "Soundscape" ... is simply not to invoke the scheduled music is the difference between talking about a space and try to fill that space with objects. and gives us a theme to the tune .. he is out walking sound ... you ask this issue on our space folklore .. .. and I'll tell you in this area is important as the music that accompanies us on each choreography.

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"The Marote"
In this block the path takes you to the dance and its history, in this case I chose the marotte.
Dance in ancient times had a very bad reputation. The intent of the dancers made it lighthearted. It's dance season, widespread in northern version by Don Andrés Chazarreta, as did most of the dances. The dance class as couple independent releases and roguish character. Arturo
Schianca, says in his book "Historia de la Música Argentina", which is an ancient dance of the Rio de la Plata, a native of Zorongo that is, a English dance, the steps are executed in a simple, but living movements.
They dance back and forth and clapping their hands in one of their small intermediate. We said we had a bad reputation because of the form of dance. Marotte has run the same fate as the stick is more or less gives the same time, and its early development lasted less than a stick. Then they were refined to be admitted to the Creole family gatherings elsewhere.
Meaning your name is already in case. BastanteAL interpret presents part of his personality, to interpret the stomping, as they do back, then go back and forth as indicated by the performance of English dance that originated from ours.
Another figure that characterizes it and run, takes place in the middle and end of the dance, they call this "Looking marotte."
Now this marotte, is the northern version we know thanks to Andrew Chazarreta restless. We can locate this dance since the mid-nineteenth century until about 1910 .... Strong Faced in corners and castanets ... Step valseado and that is particularly slow.

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"The tap in traditional dances "
this space today to start I found it interesting deal of tapping. as choreographic expression. Then I would say ...
Most of our traditional dances or not, include in their choreography, a figure known as the "Zapateo", does his man and is reciprocated by the shaking of the lady.
is at a time when man's footwork is expressed in their own language, expressing the intentions which animate it, to sympathize, and eventually conquer pleasing companion.
Al stomp their moves is they are a series of movements that run at pace and rhythmically performed with feet and have a fixed duration, this would make seeing a gallant attitude towards it.
worth noting that the "removal" is a series of movements that are executed with their feet to the rhythm. Also, our gauchos are called "positions." These figures are achieved through movement and percussion with his feet. The percussion is ancient history in China and India., Which are even mentioned in the Quran and the sayings of Lar-TASE. Native
In Africa, taking the entire continent, there are two typical ways to keep rhythm, body movement and footwork. Throughout the history of the dances, we find two elements always linked to the beat, they are:
The clapping and stomping. In conclusion we can draw that before the invention of the oldest instruments, were the hands and feet, as stated in other areas talking about music that marked the rhythm. Among the Incas was common tap dance in the Camaruco, among the Guaraní in various dances and footwork ceremonias.En everywhere took their own forms and regional accents, environmental characteristics, climate and language, this time influenced the rhythm- Music. In this way the tap expresses a complete cycle., Na set of sound, by performers born in each region. In this whole period we call malambo.

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Dance El Prado
Drawing on the heritage of the English Trail For a Varela, now takes you to the knowledge of dance history and our faithful companion: In this case, "El Prado"., Where we say ... is an ancient dance of Buenos Aires Province, which had no greater dispersion, is named after the then English Prados. R. Ventura
Lynch mentioned and described in his book published in 1883, contemporary version is due to Sunday Lombardi, where the maestro Andrés Chazarreta then receive it in 1923.
Their classification tells us that dance partner is independent release, although it is danced in four. Character roguish, with a handkerchief dance, castanets and his step is valseado.
As Arturo Berrutti history, published a history of the Prado as a dance of Buenos Aires. Ventura
Linch, describes it this way: place the man before the woman, just start singing both walk the ball rolling his handkerchief the man, ending with castanets. Like the other has four fronts, the compass is written lends itself to the peasant class gala then stomping and brushes.
In the book "La Historia de la Música Argentina", it appears that "the English Prado gave the name of a fifth near the city where he performed the pilgrimage, which was kept fond memories of the past meetings in happy camaraderie between natives and foreigners "