Research Catalog

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Additional authors

1. Papp, Joseph
2. Sabez, Jorge Raul
3. Ciccone, Oscar
4. Vega, Celia
5. Sánchez, Francisco
6. El Veneno, Alfonso
7. Montoya, Pedro
8. Cordoba, Telegon de
9. Cortez, Gabriel
10. Núñez, Gerardo
11. Salazar, J. (Juan)
12. Lozada, Diego
13. Carmon, Juan
14. D'Amigo, Francesco
15. Patiño, Osçar
16. New York Shakespeare Festival Public Theater, producer.
17. Festival Latino en Nueva York, producer.

Description

1. 1 videocassette (VHS) (104 min.) : sd., col.; 1/2 in.

Summary

1. Cumbre flamenca is a variety show featuring flamenco song, guitar playing and dance.

Donor/Sponsor

1. Gift of the Joseph Papp Public Theater/New York Shakespeare Festival.

Series statement

1. Joseph Papp Public Theater/New York Shakespeare Festival Moving Image Collection

Alternative title

1. Espana : cumbres flamencas

Subject

1. Singers > Spain
2. Flamenco music
3. Spanish dancing
4. Flamenco dancers
5. Flamenco
6. Dance > Spain

Call number

1. NCOV 5026

Note

1. This video separated from the New York Shakespeare Festival collection, *T-Mss 1993-028.
2. Credits on tape.
3. On original tape container: Cumbre flamenca. August 1986. Presented by New York Shakespeare Festival/Festival Latino. Directed by Jorge Raul Sabez.

Access (note)

1. Restricted to qualified researchers. Preservation pending. Appointment and tape transfer required before viewing.

Credits (note)

1. Sound [video], Franceso D'Amigo ; editing [video], Osçar F. Patiño.

Performer (note)

1. Cante: Alfonso el Veneno, Pedro Montoya, Telegon de Cordoba, Gabriel Cortez. Guitaras: Gerardo Nunez, Juan Salazar, Diego Lozada, Juan Carmona.

Event (note)

1. Videotaped at the Delacorte Theater, Central Park, New York, N.Y., August 1986.

Biography (note)

1. Started in 1976 by Oscar Ciccone and Cecilia Vega, the Festival Latino in Nueva York became part of the New York Shakespeare Festival in 1984. Billed in a 1988 program as "the most important cultural event in the United States of America," the festival supported the "full range of Latino dramaturgy" in the U.S. with work that engaged the contemporary Latino audience and aimed to promote cross cultural understanding. Annual festivals featured a mix of theater, dance, music and film from Spain, Portugal and Latin America, performed in Spanish, English, Italian and Portuguese, or in combination.

Language (note)

1. Performed in Spanish.

Title

1. Cumbre flamenca [videorecording] / a New York Shakespeare Festival production, Joseph Papp presents Festival Latino en Nueva York; directed by Jorge Raul Sabez; Oscar Ciccone and Cecilia Vega, directors, Festival Latino en Nueva York.

Imprint

1. New York, 1986.

Series

1. Joseph Papp Public Theater/New York Shakespeare Festival Moving Image Collection

Access

1. Restricted to qualified researchers. Preservation pending. Appointment and tape transfer required before viewing.

Credits

1. Sound [video], Franceso D'Amigo ; editing [video], Osçar F. Patiño.

Performer

1. Cante: Alfonso el Veneno, Pedro Montoya, Telegon de Cordoba, Gabriel Cortez. Guitaras: Gerardo Nunez, Juan Salazar, Diego Lozada, Juan Carmona.

Event

1. Videotaped at the Delacorte Theater, Central Park, New York, N.Y., August 1986.

Biography

1. Started in 1976 by Oscar Ciccone and Cecilia Vega, the Festival Latino in Nueva York became part of the New York Shakespeare Festival in 1984. Billed in a 1988 program as "the most important cultural event in the United States of America," the festival supported the "full range of Latino dramaturgy" in the U.S. with work that engaged the contemporary Latino audience and aimed to promote cross cultural understanding. Annual festivals featured a mix of theater, dance, music and film from Spain, Portugal and Latin America, performed in Spanish, English, Italian and Portuguese, or in combination.

Language

1. Performed in Spanish.

Local subject

1. Spanish dancing.
2. Flamenco.

Added author

1. Papp, Joseph, producer.
2. Sabez, Jorge Raul, director.
3. Ciccone, Oscar, producer.
4. Vega, Celia, producer.
5. Sánchez, Francisco, director.
6. El Veneno, Alfonso, musician.
7. Montoya, Pedro, musician.
8. Cordoba, Telegon de, musician.
9. Cortez, Gabriel, musician.
10. Núñez, Gerardo, musician.
11. Salazar, J. (Juan), musician.
12. Lozada, Diego, musician.
13. Carmon, Juan, musician.
14. D'Amigo, Francesco, video sound.
15. Patiño, Osçar, video editing.
16. New York Shakespeare Festival Public Theater, producer.
17. Festival Latino en Nueva York, producer.

Research call number

1. NCOV 5026