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We begin a new journey and a new Project. Encouraged by Manuel Boh\u00f3rquez<\/strong>, we will develop the universe of the flamenco guitar. The journey will start with historical topics, schools, disciplines, constructions, etc. We will also continue to portray the masters who have exalted this instrument.<\/p>\n

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We all know the flamenco guitar as a musical instrument. We are aware that it is a plucked string instrument<\/strong>. Its technical execution creates different melodies and harmonies by pulsing the strings with our fingers or, in other cases or styles, with a plectrum or pick. However, we know how difficult the noble art of the guitar is. Even as this instrument was originally introduced in flamenco to accompany singing (cante<\/em>), the evolution it has experienced until our days have been extraordinary. Moreover, in this instrument, as part of one particular musical genre, we find three disciplines with their own flamenco identity. Besides, through flamenco\u2019s two centuries of history, we will find true masters who set the standard for each discipline. The disciplines we are referring to are accompaniment for dance, the accompaniment for singing and the solo or concert guitar.<\/p>\n

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The flamenco genre has a clear tradition of oral transmission<\/strong>. When it comes to the flamenco guitar, this transmission happens face to face. In fact, guitarists would often admit that they \u201cborrow things from one another\u201d. The analysis of this musical instrument has resulted in treatises, methods, transcriptions and even studies about its evolution. That is why we know that all flamenco guitarists have vast resources available to them for learning their trade. Actual practice<\/strong> is vital when it comes to accompaniment for dancing or singing, because in these two disciplines there are basic unwritten codes that are essential for the evolution of the flamenco guitarist.<\/p>\n

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We know that the guitar first appeared in flamenco with the purpose of accompanying singing<\/strong>. Regarding the guitarists of accompaniment, even as there are some differences between playing for singing and playing for dancing, there are common aspects that every guitarist must know. Besides having a technical knowledge of the melodic, harmonic, and rhythmic possibilities, a flamenco guitarist must know the different styles (palos<\/em>) of flamenco genealogy<\/strong> and must be well-versed in the various styles of cantes<\/em> and their different rhythms and harmonies. The guitar accompaniment is what provides a solid and comfortable base for the melody of cante<\/em>, and a good synchronization of the song-guitar or dance-guitar pair.<\/p>\n

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Among the qualities that are essential and necessary for the art of guitar accompaniment are the knowledge of cantes<\/em> and their structure. This is where a falseta<\/em> is played as an introduction to the llamada al cante<\/em> (\u201ccalling to sing\u201d). The singer (cantaor<\/em>) continues with a voice warm-up (temple<\/em>) and thereafter sings a bunch of stanzas, in a dialogue with short intervals of elaborated falsetas<\/em>. It is essential to have a repertoire of falsetas <\/em>and guitar motifs<\/strong> of different cantes<\/em> in their various tunes. It is also convenient to work, in a practical and real sense, on a good intuition combined with a capacity for musical improvisation, aiming for a good development of the auditive reflexes. There must also exist a good rapport with the singer being accompanied and knowledge of their tessituras. And of course, we cannot forget about the use of the bridge to adapt to the requirements, not to mention infusing each toque<\/em> (guitar playing) with flamenco identity and depth.<\/p>\n

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In a similar way, although with some differences, we have accompaniment for baile<\/em> (dance). Just like the guitarist who accompanies cante<\/em> provides the entradas, remates, compases <\/em>and cierres<\/em>, the accompanist for baile<\/em> has the difficult task of assisting the famous llamadas<\/em>, escobillas<\/em>, silencios<\/em>, desplantes<\/em> or the pata\u00edtas<\/em>, campanas<\/em> and cambios<\/em> or subidas de comp\u00e1s<\/em>. Thus, guitarists who accompany baile<\/em>, besides having a clean, expressive and flamenco<\/em> technique, must also possess an extraordinary sense of rhythm and comp\u00e1s<\/em><\/strong>, with their rasgueos<\/em> (strumming), arpeggios, tremolos, picados<\/em> and pulgares<\/em> always in the service of corporal expression. Every baile<\/em> has specific features that define their unique identity. As examples we can mention the bailes por tarantos<\/em>, por alegr\u00edas<\/em>, por garrot\u00edn<\/em>, por sole\u00e1<\/em> or por seguiriyas<\/em>, where each palo<\/em> possesses their own unique and proper structure.<\/p>\n

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Historically, we know that there were true masters in the art of the guitar in all its variants. Since the middle of the 19th<\/sup> century, with the introduction of the guitar with the so-called toque<\/em>, where the instrument leans on the guitarist legs \u2014 traditionally known as toque a lo barbero<\/em> \u2014 its evolution has been extraordinary. We shall highlight two important milestones that changed the development of this instrument: the appearances of Ram\u00f3n Montoya <\/strong>and Paco de Luc\u00eda<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

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\u00abThrough flamenco\u2019s two centuries of history, we will find true masters who set the standard for each discipline: accompaniment for dance, the accompaniment for song and the solo or concert guitar\u00bb<\/em><\/p><\/blockquote>\n

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A multitude of guitarists have contributed to setting the standards of accompaniment for cante<\/em>, as well as to define the structures in guitar playing. We can go back to Paco de Lucena <\/strong>and Paco el Barbero, <\/strong>passing by Rafael del \u00c1guila<\/strong>, Perico el del Lunar <\/strong>and Manolo de Huelva<\/strong>. There are whole families renowned in the art of accompaniment, such as the Moraos<\/strong>, the Parrillas <\/strong>and the Habichuelas<\/strong>, where Parrilla de Jerez<\/strong>, Mora\u00edto <\/strong>and<\/strong> Juan Habichuela <\/strong>represent its highest expression. Yet, if we must pick one guitarist as an expert in this noble art for, that would be Melchor de Marchena<\/strong>, who accompanied two of the greatest flamenco cantaores<\/em> in history: Manolo Caracol and Antonio Mairena. And his evolution can be appreciated in his son Enrique de Melchor<\/strong>. We can also appreciate this art form in masters such as Ni\u00f1o Ricardo, Eduardo el de la Malena, Currito el de la Jeroma, Antonio de Sanl\u00facar, Ram\u00f3n de Algeciras, Quino Rom\u00e1n, Pedro Bac\u00e1n, Pepe Mart\u00ednez, Manolo Dom\u00ednguez, El Poeta, Quique Paredes, Manolo Brenes, Miguel and Juan Vargas, Paco and Miguel \u00c1ngel Cort\u00e9s, El Perla, Eduardo Rebollar, Jos\u00e9 de Pura, Manuel Silveria, Rafael Rodr\u00edguez El Cabeza, Ruben Lara, Diego del Morao, Miguel Salado, Paco Le\u00f3n, Antonio Patrocinio, Fernando Moreno, Antonio Dovao, Francis G\u00f3mez, Ni\u00f1o Jero, Manuel Jero and Juan Manuel Moneo, among many others, in a list that would be extremely long. Yet, we cannot forget two guitarists who have also taken guitar accompaniment to its highest expression: Jos\u00e9 Luis Postigo y Antonio Carri\u00f3n.<\/p>\n

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Regarding toque para el baile<\/em><\/strong>, many of those mentioned above also play for baile<\/em> performances. There are guitarists who have made a career in part by creating music for various productions of baile<\/em>, such as Paco Jarana<\/strong>, Jose Luis de la Paz, Dani V\u00e9lez <\/strong>and<\/strong> Joaqu\u00edn Amador<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

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Then there is the soloist toque<\/em><\/strong>. It is here where we can appreciate technique at the service of flamenco expression. The flamenco themes in soloist musical pieces are developed in a more orderly and structured way, compared with toque de acompa\u00f1amiento<\/em>. This is apparent in the evolution of this discipline through history and is exemplified in the pieces of obligatory study for any self-respecting guitarist. The toque<\/em> is more elaborated and meticulous, with an elevated degree of composition that barely leaves any room for improvisation. The classic guitar<\/strong> has influenced this discipline, since some of its pieces are recommended for broadening the musical horizons of the flamenco guitarist. On the other hand, many classical guitarists got started in this flamenco discipline, such as the concert guitarists Juli\u00e1n Arcas <\/strong>and Amalio Cuenca<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

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Nowadays, the flamenco concert guitar<\/strong> has great renown all over the world. A great level of technical, harmonic and rhythmic mastery is materialized by guitarists such as Esteban de Sanl\u00facar, Mario Escudero, Miguel Borrul, Sabicas, Ni\u00f1o Ricardo, Serranito, Andr\u00e9s Batista, Diego del Gastor, Isidoro Carmona, Manolo Sanl\u00facar, Paco de Luc\u00eda, Manuel Cano, Juan Serrano, Ricardo Mi\u00f1o, Vicente Amigo, Gerardo N\u00fa\u00f1ez, Serranito, Jos\u00e9 Antonio Rodr\u00edguez, Jos\u00e9 Luis de la Paz, Rafael Riqueni, Jos\u00e9 Carlos G\u00f3mez, Paco Cepero, Paco Pe\u00f1a, Juan Carlos Romero, Alejandro Hurtado, Santiago Lara and Antonio Rey, among many others.<\/p>\n

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Sometimes, circumstances take guitarists to different types of work. This implies a qualitative leap in the evolution of the guitar player, and we can observe a rhythmic, harmonic and melodic richness in both their accompaniment and soloist toque<\/em>. Clear examples of this are Manolo Franco, Ni\u00f1o Manuel L\u00f3pez Romero, Manuel de la Luz, Salvador Guti\u00e9rrez, Pedro S\u00e1nchez, \u00c1lvaro Mora, Juan Campallo, Ni\u00f1o Seve, Manuel Valencia, Alfredo Lagos, David Hidalgo El Moncayo and Jos\u00e9 Juan Pantoja.<\/strong><\/p>\n

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Nowadays we are also witnessing the blossoming of a group women with exquisite technical abilities<\/strong> in all disciplines of the flamenco guitar. There were some flamenco guitar players in the 19th<\/sup> and 20th<\/sup> centuries such as Amparo \u00c1lvarez La Campanera, Josefa Moreno La Antequerana, Dolores la de la Huerta, Anilla la de Ronda, Teresita Espa\u00f1a and Adela Cubas. The evolution of these artists is manifest in our days on guitarists such as Davinia Ballesteros, Antonia Jim\u00e9nez, Laura Gonz\u00e1lez and Alba Espert.<\/p>\n

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In the following articles the different disciplines of the flamenco guitar<\/strong> will be developed in greater detail. We hope that these, together with other important guitar topics, be of interest for all readers.<\/p>\n

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Translated by P. Young<\/span><\/p>\n

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