Fiber Castanets Ivory No Pico
€86.30
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Fiber Castanets Ivory No Pico - Professional
Spanish castanets utilize a combination of high strength resins. The ivory castanets fill light, touch of his music. Bolera School of Dance accompanies her performances with the tap of the castanets, in the two types of dances with two different techniques: boleros dances and dances of castanets.
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Spanish castanets with a strong percussion. In its accompanying to dances boleros or dances of castanets, its musical role is a key in the rhythm of the movements of the dancers. Much of the Bolero School dances retains its technical knowledge and the contribution of the saga of the Pericet, and documentation works compilation of characters like Pierre Lacotte and Ann Hutchinson Guest, who rescued the Cachucha and Jaleo de Jerez, Flemming Ryberg regained the heel tapping of Maria Cristina. The castanets remain basic element.
During contemporary times, both flamenco and the school Bolera enrich each other, incorporating numerous steps and moves, which provide greater show and showcasing the show, both styles share the touch of castanets.
The fiber ivory castanets, no peak, without the decorative corbatilla, are made in different sizes:
Size 6: wide. 6.7 x higher. 8.7; size 7 wide. 6.9 x high. 9.2; Size 8 wide. 7.0 x high. 9.2; size 9 wide. 7.1 x high. 9.4; Size 10: 7.7 long x 9.5 wide.
Musical Instrument Spanish cultural heritage, hand-crafted, original Spain.
Castanuelas.com. Play it.
67-M
10 Items
Data sheet
- Height
- 3 cm.
- Width
- 15 cm.
- Depth
- 10 cm.
- Weight
- 210 gr.
Specific References
- UPC
- 840130818638
- EAN13
- 8400130476478
Fiber Castanets Ivory No Pico - Professional
Spanish castanets utilize a combination of high strength resins. The ivory castanets fill light, touch of his music. Bolera School of Dance accompanies her performances with the tap of the castanets, in the two types of dances with two different techniques: boleros dances and dances of castanets.