Who are some good traditional Celtic and Argentinian tango musicians?
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as far as Celtic I don't know but for tango, Carlos Gardel is the most famous tango musician.
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try ottmar liebert....good latin guitar group. also try salinas. very smooth.
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1. Presumably the words "What are the ..." are missing from your question. If you can't be bothered to ask a proper question, you can hardly expect to get a proper answer.\n\n2. I would suggest these as a start:\na) traditional/folk music\nb) traditional costume\nc) normally danced either in pairs or as a larger group\nd) likely to be practised:\n(i) in rural or small urban areas (not in cities)\n(ii) where culture is perceived to be under threat of suppression or extinction.\n\n3. You should find out what you can on the internet. Yahoo! Answers is not a great place to get answers to a question such as this. I recommend searching at www.dogpile.com
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I'm a big fan of Intocable.  Their music is great.  I Love the song "El Amigo Que Se Fue".
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Could go either way. Latin, since you are from Latin America &\nHispanic because you come from a Spanish-speaking country.\nOf course, these are cultural/ethnic designations without any racial connotation. Being of Argentinian heritage, you are most likely unmixed white of Spanish, Italian and/or German extraction. I'd go with Hispanic, if I had to choose! (It's more Eurocentric and best applies to people from Spain, Uruguay,  Argentina, Chile & Cuba.)\nThat is, of course, assuming that your ancestry is from Spain. So many Argentinians (& Uruguayans) are actually of Italian extraction. Italians are more Latin than the Spanish, who  really are more of a Celtic people.  Anyway, you are an American!
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http://www.capoeirista.com/
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I like blues, jazz, latin jazz, r&b, rock, classic rock, classical music, scores, pop, spanish, flamenco, spanish rock, all kinds, country and much more
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check into herb alpert & tijuana brass sheet music if u can find it, they made some great jazz in their time...some of the best of the 60s' and there music is quite easy to play. try ebay, they have tons of sheet music.
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Classical guitar\nFlemenco rhythm
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Try gaydar..there's thousands of them. Try the Scots, Welsh and Irish, too
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I gravitate more towards the Celtic because it's part of my heritage.  I've always been drawn to Ceridwen.
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I love classical music! It is the inspiration for the best types music out there, in my opinion. First of all, I can find a classical piece for almost anything. If I want to relax, Ill play something like Pachelbel's Canon. It is very soothing, especially since I have a copy of it with included ocean sounds. If I feel pissed, agitated, or some tense emotion, Vivaldi does the trick for me. Concerto No. 6 in A minor, RV 356 III. Presto from his four seasons concert is awesome. For just plain entertainment, I listen to classical guitar. Tárrega has very cool pieces, like Cappricio Arabe. As for providing inspiration for modern music... Listen to many 80's shred bands. The soloing is purely classical scales. Yngwie Malmsteen, who still tours to this day, has really good classical shred. Other classically inspired music is a lot slower pop songs with classical piano. Overall, I think classical music is the best type of music today. That is just my opinion, but I'll bet my money that there are many who will agree with me.
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In the area where I live there are dances that play latin music.  A lot of Spanish speakers come to these dances because they enjoy dancing.  That might be a good place to start.
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As far as GREAT fast bluegrass, be sure to check out any Johnson Mountain Boys.  \nAs far as guitarists, I'm sure by now you are probably familiar with Doc Watson and Tony Rice.  Also, Dan Tamenski, Eddie Pennington, Maybelle Carter, and a virtual unknow in the big scene known as Jim Lloyd.\nAs for fast banjo, be sure to look for Sammy Shelor, Ben Eldridge, John Starling  and Barry Abernathy.\nFor mandolin, John Duffy, Don Rigsby, Lou Reid and Doyle Lawson.\nIf you are looking for some amazing guitar, which happens to be Irish, be sure to look for John Doyle.
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I am not sure if you mean Glasgow Ireland or Kentucky, but there are a lot of dance classes for adults, and it's so much fun!\n\nJust start calling around the dance studios.  People interested in dance are often at the same functions and very networked.  In the meantime, you can check out ebay for instructional videos- I have gotten some really good ones!
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Yeh Love the Irish music!  My all time favourite irish band was Planxty...  You know I have this theory that nearly all modern music came from the Irish. The influence is obvious. Music was and still is a very big part of Irish culture and the opression in their own country for hundreds of years drove them to all corners of the globe and they took their music with them...  *Raises a Guiness to the old country*
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Yes, I think most people who play musical instruments (esp a stringed one) like classical music since we learned to play using it.  I'll check out the group. Thx!