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What is an alborada?

Rusticmaid | 20:56 Sat 24th Mar 2007 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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Anyone have any idea what an alborada is? The only clue I have is that it is something to do with music.

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Aquagility

Alborada is a telenovela made by Mexican TV network Televisa.

Heather33

i think its a spanish dance

Heather33

i think its a spanish instrumental serenade

Metz

Alborada (meaning 'Sunrise') refers to a traditional Galician rhythm.

Rusticmaid

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Thank you for all your suggestions. I think I will probably go with the spanish instrumental seranade. Thanks for your help!

08012006

An alborada is a dawn song with a long history in folk and literary traditions.

Alborada del gracioso (Aubade of the Jester) is the first of Ravel's Spanish-style pieces. It began life as the fourth of a set of five piano pieces from the cycle Miroirs (Mirrors), composed in 1904.

More info on http://www.laphil.com/resources/piece_detail.c fm?id=617

Rusticmaid

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That seems to be a more specific answer and it does fit the music theme. Thank you very much for your help 08012006!

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