UK's only charanga 'orquesta' to perform for Lunchtime Concert Series
Charanga del Norte, the UK's only full charanga 'orquesta', was set up in 1998 by bandleader and Anglia Ruskin University Popular Music lecturer Sue Miller.
The band consists of flute, violins, bass, piano, singers, timbales, congas and guiro and plays 1950s 'old skool' Cuban dance styles of mambo, chachachá, son montuno, danzón and pachanga.
Sue's book Cuban Flute Style: Interpretation and Improvisation will be published by Scarecrow Press in summer 2013.
In this concert, Charanga del Norte perform music from their more recent albums Our Mam in Havana and Look Back in Charanga.
The band consists of flute, violins, bass, piano, singers, timbales, congas and guiro and plays 1950s 'old skool' Cuban dance styles of mambo, chachachá, son montuno, danzón and pachanga.
Sue's book Cuban Flute Style: Interpretation and Improvisation will be published by Scarecrow Press in summer 2013.
In this concert, Charanga del Norte perform music from their more recent albums Our Mam in Havana and Look Back in Charanga.
More information:
Lunchtime Concert listings - Charanga del Norte website - Music video - Press - Recordings
Lunchtime Concert listings - Charanga del Norte website - Music video - Press - Recordings
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