The Music of Spain
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que gracia ! que elegancia ! all that to excite the young dancer. It is vertiginous it is unspeakable ! " The Sevillana is another thing : it is in 3-4 time (and with castanets). . . . All this becomes extraordinarily alluring with two curls, a pair of castanets and a guitar. It is impossible to write down the malaguena. It is a melopceia, however, which has a form and which always ends on the dominant, to which the guitar furnishes 3-8 time, and the spectator (when there is one) seated beside ...the guitarist, holds a cane between his legs and beats the syncopated rhythm ; the dancers themselves instinctively syncopate the measures in a thousand ways, striking with their heels an SPAIN AND MUSIC 49 unbelievable number of rhythms. . .. It is all rhythm and dance : the airs scraped out by the guitarist have no value ; besides, they cannot be heard on account of the cries of Anda ! la chi- Sailla ! que gracia ! que elegancia ! Anda ! Ol ! le ! la chiquirritita ! and the more the cries the more the dancer laughs with her mouth wide open, and turns her hips, and is mad with her body.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
que gracia ! que elegancia ! all that to excite the young dancer. It is vertiginous it is unspeakable ! " The Sevillana is another thing : it is in 3-4 time (and with castanets). . . . All this becomes extraordinarily alluring with two curls, a pair of castanets and a guitar. It is impossible to write down the malaguena. It is a melopceia, however, which has a form and which always ends on the dominant, to which the guitar furnishes 3-8 time, and the spectator (when there is one) seated beside ...the guitarist, holds a cane between his legs and beats the syncopated rhythm ; the dancers themselves instinctively syncopate the measures in a thousand ways, striking with their heels an SPAIN AND MUSIC 49 unbelievable number of rhythms. . .. It is all rhythm and dance : the airs scraped out by the guitarist have no value ; besides, they cannot be heard on account of the cries of Anda ! la chi- Sailla ! que gracia ! que elegancia ! Anda ! Ol ! le ! la chiquirritita ! and the more the cries the more the dancer laughs with her mouth wide open, and turns her hips, and is mad with her body.
What to read after The Music of Spain?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Van Vechten Carl to read onlineMoreLess
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