The "tiritrán," the unmistakable introduction to the alegrías, is much more than a simple refrain: its entrance marks the character and pulse of the canteBut did you know that it doesn't always start in the same place on the measure?
In this new episode of ExpoMusic, Faustino Nunez It explains how the tirititrán can be started in two different ways: in anacrusis, before the first beat of the measure, or in the middle of the measure, as many artists from Cadiz usually do.
Through practical examples and a clear and didactic musical analysis, you will discover how these two ways of starting influence the interpretation of alegrías and enrich one of the most representative styles of flamenco from Cádiz.
A new installment to learn to listen to the rhythm with different ears and continue discovering the secrets hidden in flamenco music.
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