The Jazz Organ Scene
Spain
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Enrique Valdivieso
Deeply influenced by the Arabian world of music, the Granadian Valdivieso has created a great
suite "Ziryab" (black bird) which shows his pride not only of his Andalusian roots, but also
of his wide experiences of this monstruous instrument Hammond organ. He toured various countries
like Marocco, Senegal, Libanon, England, France, and even Iran and Syria.
His family gave Enrique the musical base; his father played the piano and the accordeon, his uncle the trumpet. He became a master in the difficult handling of the organ, and his creativity allowed him to explore the new musical tendencies and to incorporate the new richness of electronical sounds to the traditional sound of the Hammond organ. |
| contact: | organjazz@gmail.com |
| homepage: | www.valdiviesoorganjazz.com |
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Click on the logo to see Enrique's tour dates. |
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Pajaro Negro RNE 630010 released 1988 |
Enrique Valdivieso, Hammond organ Marcelino Merino, guitar José Luis Yagüe, bass Tarik Banzi, percussion Manuel Morales, flute, sax Manuel Heredia, drums Pedro Smith, drums |
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"Moros Y Cristianos", from the album Pajaro Negro 04:12 - 4,942kB |
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