Wednesday, October 27, 2010

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"THE ECHO OF A SONG"


Just opened the new Museum of Ethnography and he QUIRÓS exhibition dedicated to the music and music in Quirós, one more contribution to recover the history of our music and our musicians of the council.

Since the new museum began to take shape, we did the concern to pay tribute to all those musicians who came before council and what better way than by looking for a place where I could turn back time to remember their names, their songs, their tunes, their instruments, so to reconnect with this most popular of which is music history.

First of all, we want to publicly thank the full acceptance of the idea by the City quirosano, the Department of Culture and the Director of the Museum, support, work and readiness for this project become a reality, assessing in a special way the important material collection effort carried out especially in the run up to the opening of the museum.

reflect As the first panels of the exhibition is intended not only to remember all those musicians with their own name, but also those that their daily work using music as a form of escape and expression.

advance what you do not want to be found in the visit to this exhibition, rather than discover it there. For young people will be a place to discover their past, to the veterans, will be a rendezvous with the sound and the experiences of other times. Instruments, our pipers regional costumes, photographs, sheet music, history and stories, all about our musical tradition.

We the opening day with a guest exception Rodri guez Diamantina, singer quirosana than their just turned ninety years were reunited in the museum with his years of success and triumph on the stages of Spain, on radio, television and theater. And farewell, as the echo of a song repeated by the time alive and active as part of what this museum is to represent, be living legacy of memory, two components of our group gave her one of bagpipes the songs she was popular for more than half a century, "The panderetera."



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