We found this excellent presentation on the history of Changui, the music of Oriente, and the mystery of East and West in Cuba.
It’s by Ben Lapidus and includes many musical examples.
The audio is a little low so crank it up a little.
– Ken McCarthy
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Recommended to us by the esteemed Changuisero and scholar Ben Lapidus.
– Ken McCarthy
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– Ken McCarthy
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What you missed…
I don’t even know how to begin to describe it
Alphabetical order because there is no way to rank these artists though I do list Changuito first which I don’t think any of the artists on the list would disagree with.
Changuito
Yaroldy Abeau
Rondey Barretto
Samuel Formel
Horacia Hernandez
Geraldo Pilota
Enrique Pla
Oliver Valdez
With guests Dr. Olavo Alen Rodriquez and Walfredo Reyes Sr.
Produced by Kosamusic.com
Interview with producer and host Aldo Mazza about this once in a lifetime event
– Ken McCarthy
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Elio Villafranca & Jass Syncopators live at Dizzy’s Club in NYC.
They project the energy of a symphonic orchestra, but it’s just five cats.
Elio Villafranca – piano
Sean Jones – trumpet
Greg Tardy – sax
Gregg August – bass
Willie Jones III – drums
– Ken McCarthy
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A super interview with Bobby Sanabria and master pianist, arranger, and bandleader Oscar Hernandez
But first, this great lesson/demo with Oscar and Friends
The Interview
The Quintet performs “Timeshift”
Spanish Harlem Orchestra performs “La Salsa Dura”
– Ken McCarthy
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