Folk Music from the Andalusian Oral Tradition

Trébede

De chanza y fiesta (CLCD 199, 2003)

This vocal group is based in the province of Sevilla in Andalusia (southern Spain). While Andalusia is world renowned for being the cradle of Flamenco, it also includes a rich variety of folk music that is not part of the Flamenco tradition. Trébede compiles and reworks traditional songs and dances primarily
from the Andalusian oral tradition. The songs researched by Trébede include romances, Sephardic songs, coplas, and ánimas (Christian songs). The accompaniment is not very elaborate: guitars and percussion. The CD booklet includes lyrics and sheet music.

Author: Angel Romero

Angel Romero y Ruiz has dedicated his life to musical exploration. His efforts included the creation of two online portals, worldmusiccentral.org and musicasdelmundo.com. In addition, Angel is the co-founder of the Transglobal World Music Chart, a panel of world music DJs and writers that celebrates global sounds. Furthermore, he delved into the record business, producing world music studio albums and compilations. His works have appeared on Alula Records, Ellipsis Arts, Indígena Records and Music of the World.

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