Domenico Zullo - Two Flamenco GuitarsDomenico Zullo and Emilio Prados met in Seville in 1956 but didn't start playing as a team until three years later, when they were both in the United States. Though they also have separate careers, their pleasure in performing together is apparent throughout this album, in lively rhythms and dance pieces, as well as a march, a corrido, malaguera, and, of course, flamencos. Liner notes are in English and Spanish.

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her astonishing ability to master even the most difficult coloraturas and highest notes

are simply dazzling

According to Gyldendals The Great Danish Encyclopedia: "A Danish jazz pianist and composer

mostly played and recorded with Persian instruments

aerated clarity and sense of functionalism in which no note

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