WHAT DOES MALAGUÉNA MEAN IN ROMANIAN?
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Definition of malaguéna in the Romanian dictionary
MALAGUÉNA s. F. Spanish dance with slow rhythm; the song that follows this dance. [Pr .: -ghenium] MALAGUÉNA s. f. Dans spaniol cu ritm lent; melodie după care se execută acest dans. [Pr.: -ghe-nia]
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9 ROMANIAN BOOKS RELATING TO «MALAGUÉNA»
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Elisa la malagueña - Pagina 9
Juan Valera. PREÁMBULO Es tal la multitud de manuscritos hallados en Egipto, llevados a Viena y adquiridos por el archiduque Raniero, que será menester la constante actividad de muchos sabios, quizá durante un siglo, para trasladar a ...
(Guitar Solo). Sheet music for classical guitar.
Ernesto Lecuona, L. (CRT) Bock, 1984
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Guide to the Pianist's Repertoire, third edition - Pagina 11
Rumores de la Caleta (Murmurs from the small courtyard): a sensual and emotional courting dance from Malaga (malaguena). The Lento mid,section is improvisational: available separately (BMC). En la Playa (On the beach): requires a ...
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Ten Golden Moments - Pagina 62
MALAGUENA. Ican picture the green and white sheet music of Ernesto Lecuona's internationally popular piece of music, the melodic, fiery, and showy “Malaguefia.” How boldly the thick dark letters stood out at the top of the title page!
Gary Alexander Azerier, 2013
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The Cambridge Companion to Ravel - Pagina 122
'Malaguena' theme, unmuted and with castanets, and by the tonal shift to D# (a diminished fifth from the tonic). A strongly directed upward motion in parallel harmony (a slower, more dramatic version of the harp glissando that precedes so ...
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Poem of the Deep Song - Pagina 133
"Malaguena" "Malaguena" is not properly part of deep song, but rather belongs to the fandango family. Malaguena also means "woman of Malaga," and Lorca plays with the double meaning. Page 93. "Dance," line 1. This is Bizet's Carmen, but ...
Federico Garcia Lorca, 1987
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Spanish for Guitar: Easy to Intermediate Solos by the ...
Helpful playing tips and plenty of fingerings are included, making this your ultimate source for Spanish guitar pieces.
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Espa a: Opus 165 by Alb Niz - Pagina 10
Isaac Albeniz, John Griggs. Malagueña (op. 165) Transcribed and arranged by: John Griggs (BMI) 1521216 Albéniz (1860-1909) Allegretto ~ . р . р . . р 8va Harm ША Ш п А AI |_3_\ |_3_\ :—3—\ 3—\ 3—\. Malagueña.
Isaac Albeniz, John Griggs, 2010
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Guitar For Dummies - Pagina 239
Figure 14-5 is an excerpt from a Spanish piece, “Malagueña,” that just about every guitar player picks up at some time or other. You play the melody with the thumb while the middle finger plays free strokes on the open high-E string. Classical ...
Mark Phillips, Jon Chappell, 2012
