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Philosophy and aesthetics of flamenco´ in Luzzy] | La Peña Antonio Piñana organizes a table and later a flamenco recital on Tuesday, March 3, within the program of Read, Think, Imagine |
The Peña Flamenca of Cartagena Antonio Piñana organizes a recital round table, under the title 'Poética del cante jondo.
Philosophy and aesthetics of flamenco ', next Tuesday, March 3 at 8:00 p.m. in the auditorium of the Ramón Alonso Luzzy Cultural Center.
The PhD in Philosophy José Martínez Hernández, the PhD in Geology García Gómez and the singer Raquel Cantero will participate.
At the end there will be a flamenco recital starring among others by the singer from Extremadura.
Terms such as "purity", "leprechaun", "grace", "jondo", "tradition", "renewal", "creation" or "imitation" have been around word of mouth among the flamingos, being used often so dogmatic as imprecise, as radical as subjective and little argued.
Questions such as what are the most flamenco styles? What are the most flamenco voices? What is pure flamenco and what is not? What is the angel, grace or elf? Does it exist or does it not exist? the goblin ?, which artist is creator and which one is only imitator ?;
In short, the discussion around the canon of flamenco and the jondo is as old, passionate and furious as its own practice.
All these essential questions to understand Flamenco Art can only be raised in depth from Philosophy and Aesthetics, to place it, without complexes, next to the other artistic creations that have occurred in the history of the West;
highlighting its uniqueness within the great tradition of western art.
ABOUT THE MEMBERS OF THE ROUND TABLE
At the table where these terms will be discussed will be the PhD in philosophy and high school professor, José Martínez Hernández.
He has published philosophy essays and has been co-director of the Flamenco Classroom of the University of Murcia and member of the jury of the International Festival of Cante de las Minas de La Unión (Murcia).
He has also published four books on Flamenco.
Genesis García Gómez, PhD in Philology and specialist in the analysis of Texts in the Linguistic Code, Messages in Social Communication, will also share a table, topics on which she has done numerous works for public and private institutions.
Linked from the earliest years to the organization of the Cante de las Minas Festival, an institution that awarded her the Research Prize, the Golden Castillete and named her the Proclamation of the Festival, Génesis García has been the rapporteur of the report presented to UNESCO for the declaration of the Flamenco Patrimony of the Humanity in 2010, and author of the one issued for the declaration of the Flamenco Bien of Cultural Interest by the Autonomous Community of Murcia in 2011.
Extremadura singer Raquel Cantero will be the third speaker of the talk.
With a long professional and research career, she has a degree in Humanities from the University of Extremadura and the first PhD singer in Flamenco, a degree she obtained with her doctoral thesis La saeta en Extremadura defended at the University of Seville in 2012 with a “cum laude. "
In addition, she is a member of the Association of Writers, Critics and Researchers of Flamenco (ACEIF) and currently continues her artistic career combining it with her work as a lecturer and with the teaching activity as a full professor of the Flamenco Singing Specialty at the Conservatory of Cartagena music.
After the table there will be a flamenco recital in which Raquel Cantero, Mamen Fernández, Paqui González, Álvaro Martínez and Pepe Martínez will participate.
On the guitar Rodrigo Félix and Daniel Madrid.
Source: Ayuntamiento de Cartagena
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