Written by a group of flamenco enthusiasts, this book traces the history and development of flamenco, the folk dance created by the gypsies of the Andalusian region of Spain in the 19th century still popular today. It also serves as a guide to the performers and places that maintain the tradition.
"The whole astonishing range of Brazilian music is revealed"-"Stage and Television Today." The first paperback edition of this study of Brazilian music, hailed as the long awaited, comprehensive, and scholarly history of this complex subject when it appeared in hardback in 1994. Schreiner takes us from the merging of Amerindian, African and ...
Defining more than 30,000 terms, this dictionary covers the range of environmental disciplines from agriculture to region planning and wildlife conservation. A global panel of experts gives you an international perspective in the field of environment, nature conservation, and land use. Edited by Dr. Johann Schreiner, director of the Alfred Toepfer ...
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Song of the Outcasts: An Introduction to Flamenco Paperback with CD
