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Hoy voy a hablar sobre la música folklórica del lugar donde vivo: Murcia (España). He estado trabajando con mis alumnos sobre este tema y han descubierto muchas cosas interesantes sobre el mismo. Algunas veces no somos conscientes de la riqueza cultural que nos rodea.
Today I’m going to talk about folk music in the place I live: Murcia (in Spain). I’ve been working with my students about this topic and they have discovered many interesting things about it. Sometimes we’re not aware of the cultural richness around us.
Today I’m going to talk about folk music in the place I live: Murcia (in Spain). I’ve been working with my students about this topic and they have discovered many interesting things about it. Sometimes we’re not aware of the cultural richness around us.
Mis alumnos han tocado una pieza llamada “Marchas de Pascua”, que se incluye en el libro que publicó la Consejería de Educación de Murcia (foto de arriba) y que se puede descargar aquí: Folklore Murciano para la escuela. Aquí tenéis la interpretación:
My students have played a piece called “Marchas de pascua”, which is included in a book published by the Murcian Culture Department. You can download it here: Folk Music from Murcia for School . Here you have the performance:
My students have played a piece called “Marchas de pascua”, which is included in a book published by the Murcian Culture Department. You can download it here: Folk Music from Murcia for School . Here you have the performance:
Creo que es muy importante, no solo conocer el folklore de otros países, sino también el nuestro. 🙂 Espero que os haya gustado y, como siempre, podéis comentar lo que os apetezca. 🙂
I think that it’s very important, not only knowing other countries’s folk but ours too. 🙂 I hope you’ve liked it and, as usual, you can comment what you feel like. 🙂
