Quiet, introverted and vulnerable are not the first words that spring to mind when describing the fiery world of flamenco ...

A professional flamenco dancer who grew up in Brecon is bringing her critically acclaimed full-length show to her hometown ...

Born into the Cissokho family of griots (some relatives spell it Sissoko or Cissoko), it would have been a challenge for Momi Maiga to imagine himself becoming a dentist or, really, anything other ...

Top cities and venues where flamenco still burns and shines. If you’re living in Spain or visiting this year, catching a live flamenco performance is a must, and Idealista has shared its top picks for ...

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – A local organization that hosts a global flamenco performance is struggling to put on its marquee event after the federal government cut tens of thousands of dollars ...

The music is classical but heavily influenced by flamenco, with lots of enthralling dancing. And it is only an hour and 20, not a Wagnerian three and 20. Next Thurs 7:30 p.m., Dorothy Chandler ...

Friday promises world-class flamenco from guitarist Brenna McDonald. Saturday combines flamenco and Mizrachi with Espacio Flamenco and dancers. Sunday offers a lecture on the Jews of the Maghred ...

WILDWOOD, N.J. (WHTM) — Some scholastic musicians from the Midstate are on their way back from New Jersey as indoor percussion champions. Northern York High School bested seven other marching ...

Artists from 45 Grados Flamenco, or 45 Degrees Flamenco, came by the Topeka and Shawnee County Public Library for a show about dance and music with influences from Spain and the Americas.

Often described as Malaga with fewer crowds, Jerez is the epicentre of flamenco and the birthplace of sherry, the ‘remarkable’ sweet Spanish wine that’s suddenly back in fashion. The new ...

The story centers around the life and death of Spanish Poet Federico García Lorca and the music, by Argentinian composer Osvaldo Golijov, is inspired by flamenco, which infuses every aspect of the ...

After 35 years of teaching, Robert LedBetter’s office on the basement floor of the University of Montana’s Music Building is packed with a percussion ensemble’s worth of instruments.