Gino D'Auri :: Дискография 4 альбома

Исполнитель: Gino D'Auri
Страна: Italy
Дата рождения: 1938
Место рождения: Rome, Italy
Дата смерти: January 26, 2007
Место смерти: Los Angeles (California)
Жанр: New Age, Flamenco

1984 - Passion Play

01. Moorish Fantasy (12:39) (28,97 MB)
02. Rondena (10:46) (24,65 MB)
03. Granadinas (14:17) (32,69 MB)
04. Palace (08:28) (19,38 MB)Трэков: 4, Продолжительность: 00:46:10, Размер: 105,68 MB

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Качество: 320 kbps CBR / 44100 kHz / Joint Stereo
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This contemporary flamenco is derived from the passionate Gypsy soul music of Spain with its North African and Asian influences. He uses a special nylon stringed acoustic guitar with built-in pick-up to achieve a crystal clear, detailed sound. State-of-the-art digital reverberation is added to put the album in a unique class by itself. Powerful dances and also introspective evocations offer the listener Flamenco for the '80s. ~ Backroads Music/Heartbeats, All Music Guide

1992 - Flamenco Mystico

01. Los Moros (09:59) (22,84 MB)
02. Guajira Antigua (05:30) (12,56 MB)
03. Barrio Santiago (Bulerias) (03:19) (7,60 MB)
04. Las Minas (Tarantas) (10:12) (23,32 MB)
05. Quelo de Triana (Soleares) (05:35) (12,77 MB)
06. Flamenco Mystico (Fantasia) (08:07) (18,58 MB)
07. Rondena para Sabicas (11:36) (26,52 MB)
08. Recuerdo de la Alhambra (05:38) (12,90 MB)Трэков: 8, Продолжительность: 00:59:56, Размер: 137,10 MB

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Качество: 320 kbps CBR / 44100 kHz / Joint Stereo
Тэги: ID3v1 ID3v2.4 APEv2

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Launching the new Hearts of Space World Class label is the world class flamenco guitarist Gino D'Auri. Gino takes off from the traditional flamenco forms, saturates them with authentic emotion and a thoroughly modern digital sound. This album includes his version of a much-loved piece by Francisco Tarrega, songs that evoke the time of the Moorish culture in Spain, dance-style flamenco songs and a tribute to the late gypsy guitarist Sabicas. ~ MusD, All Music Guide

1997 - Flamenco. Passion Soul

01. Barrio San Miguel (Bulerias) (04:49) (8,12 MB)
02. Ida y Vuelta (Colombianas) (04:51) (7,35 MB)
03. Pasion y Duende (Planidera) (12:15) (17,75 MB)
04. Galicia Flamenca (Farruca) (08:46) (12,94 MB)
05. Camino del Darro (Granadinas) (06:53) (10,20 MB)
06. Cadiz y Badajoz (Tanguillas) (04:57) (7,87 MB)
07. Paternera (Petenera) (09:35) (13,80 MB)Трэков: 7, Продолжительность: 00:52:06, Размер: 78,03 MB

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Качество: 235 kbps VBR / 44100 kHz / Joint Stereo
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Flamenco guitarist Gino D'Auri taps into the deeper undercurrents of flamenco, what they call duende, on this fiery follow-up to his album Flamenco Mystico. Improvisation has always been a part of the flamenco tradition, and D'Auri extends this by inviting cellist David Darling to play on this album. On five tracks, the cello takes the place of the singer, while on others, the cello adds bass drones, rhythms, or dramatic countermelodies. Darling often took the music to more romantic territories, more caressing than sizzling, more tender fingertips than pounding heels. D'Auri burns through the guitar work, but his playing is not reckless. He offers a sense of the other musicians, the space of the room, and the acoustic depths of his guitar. Palmas by Antionoi De Jerez added the perfect accompaniment, and I could swear I heard dancers' heels and the swish of long dresses. The percussive tango Cadiz y Badajoz swirls at breakneck, heart-pounding speed. The liner notes will help your appreciation of this music. Its gypsy origins are well-known, but much of the music was derived from the synagogual chants of the Sephardic Jews. The languid Paternera is one such piece; Darling provides a bowed drone, while the guitar embellishes a chant above it. Suddenly, the music snaps to a strong and sultry dance cadence. The original song tells the legend of a beautiful singer named La Paternera: very exotic and a troublemaker. Paternera is supposedly bad luck. Take your chances? ~ Carol Wright, All Music Guide

2003 - Flamenco Passion

01. Galicia Flamenca (08:38) (19,74 MB)
02. Guajira Antigua (05:20) (12,18 MB)
03. Barrio San Miguel (04:46) (10,89 MB)
04. Los Moros (09:42) (22,18 MB)
05. Ida y Vueta (04:50) (11,05 MB)
06. Las Minas (10:01) (22,91 MB)
07. Camino del Darro (06:45) (15,43 MB)
08. Quelo de Triana (05:31) (12,60 MB)Трэков: 8, Продолжительность: 00:55:33, Размер: 126,99 MB

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Кодек: MPEG 1 Layer III
Тип рипа: tracks
Качество: 320 kbps CBR / 44100 kHz / Joint Stereo
Тэги: ID3v1 ID3v2.4 APEv2

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Доп. информация:

Guitarist Gino D'Auri was born in Rome, the grandson of a gypsy. He began studying classical guitar, but while in his teens, D'Auri was traumatized by flamenco when he saw the movie Sombrero with Jose Greco, the legendary flamenco dancer, and Geronimo Villarino, one of the all-time great flamenco guitarists.
D'Auri began playing flamenco music and investigating the rich cultures that fed the tradition. In 1967, D'Auri moved to the Los Angeles area, where he played in the flamenco clubs. In 1976, he recorded with Caldera, a groundbreaking world fusion band, on their self-titled album.
In 1980, Hearts of Space's Stephen Hill met D'Auri while Hill was producing a film soundtrack, and Hill was asked to produce D'Auri's first album, Nuevos Caminos (translated New Paths), on harpist Georgia Kelly's label (Heru Records). In 1984, the album was remastered by Sonic Atmosphere and re-released as Passion Play. According to Hill, D'Auri created a unique sound by amplifying his Japanese Takemine guitar and shaping the sound through a reverb unit. In the late 1980s, D'Auri played on two albums by Keiko Matsui, a Japanese new age/world fusion artist.
D'Auri's next solo recording, Flamenco Mystico, was with Hearts of Space/World Class, in 1992, followed by Flamenco: Passion Soul in 1997. D'Auri has toured with famed dancer Jose Greco and often plays at flamenco restaurants in Southern California, such as Los Angeles' El Cid and Lare's in Santa Monica. ~ Carol Wright, All Music Guide