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d'ethnomusicologie
Latinoamerican rythms & music
Latin America | New classes
Group lessons
This course offers an introduction to Latin American rhythms through a didactic and hands-on repertoire, which is adapted for the voice and for instruments.
Musical genres are approached through practice, and oral transmission; the written teaching material for melodic and rhythmic instruments will only be used as references for certain rhythmic details.
Rhythms studied:
Peruvian (Landó, Festejo, Marinera, Vals, Panalivio)
Colombian (Bambuco, Pasillo, Porro),
Venezuelan (Joropo, Merengue),
Cuban (Danzón, Habanera, Son),
Argentinian (Milonga, Tango)
Brazilian (Choro, Samba, Forro).
Moderate proficiency on an instrument is essential. Sergio also offers private guitar classes to individuals and small groups
Bio
Sergio Valdeos is a Peruvian guitarist, arranger and composer. After a long and brilliant career in Peru and Brazil, Sergio moved to Geneva in 2016, looking for new musical horizons.
PLACE :
Ateliers d'ethnomusicologie
10, rue de Montbrillant - 1201 Genève
TIMETABLE :
Thursday, 20-22h
FEES :
100 Frs per month : 2h. by week
Minimum 3 students
70 Frs private lesson (1h)
CONTACT :
T : + 44 (0) 22 751 82 19
Email : sergiovaldeos@gmail.com
An anthology of arrangements and compositions by Sergio Valdeos can be heard on:
https://soundcloud.com/user-418351134
Website : www.loscuatro.com.br
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