"Hola Celso espero que te encuentres muy bien, te dejo un video que grabe recientemente de una banda Cubana de Timba-Funk, un abrazo! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DiLPZObI-NY"
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Celso Duarte
- Male
- Cuernavaca, Morelos
- Mexico
Music
Profile Information
- I am a:
- Teaching Artist, Performing Artist, Researcher, Carnegie Hall artist
- My school is:
- Carnegie Hall's Weill Music Institute
- My style(s) of music:
- Experimental, Folk, Latin, Traditional, World
- I am interested in:
- Ethnomusicology, Film Scoring / Soundtracks, Performing, Recording / Producing / Engineering, Composing / Arranging
- My musical instrument(s):
- Guitar, Harp, Violin, Other
- My other musical interests, styles, and instruments are:
- Traditional Strings from Latin-America like Jaranas, Charango, Cuatro, Acoustic Guitar, Harps etc.
- My favorite artists, influences, and inspirations are:
- I have many influences in my music style, such as the traditional music from Mexico and the South America genres. I also like very much the Classical music and Jazz. Some of my favorite artists are Astor Piazzola, Paco de Lucía, Cheo Hurtado, Bill Evans, John Coltrane, Chano Domínguez, Itzak Perlman, Mark O'Connor, Béla Fleck, Roby Lakatos, Toumani Diabaté, Oumou Sangaré and many others!
- More about me:
- FOLK HARP PLAYER &
TRADITIONAL STRINGS FROM LATIN AMERICA.
Well-know in world-music circles as a virtuoso of the Mexican and Paraguayan harps, Celso Duarte has been impressing audiences around the world since very early age. Born in Paraguay and reared in Mexico, Celso comes from a rich musical tradition.
When he was very young , he began harp and Latin-American music studies with his father, a world-renowned Paraguayan harpist, and his mother a Mexican singer and pianist. For the past several years, Celso has been key member of Lila Downs's band La Misteriosa on violin, guitar, jarana, charango and harp.
Celso Duarte's concert schedule has included performances at the Getty Center in Los Angeles, the Kennedy Center, Carnegie Hall, and in concert venues and festivals around the world. He also shared the stage with Wynton Marsalis, Mercedes Sosa, Martirio, Susana Baca, Mariza, Joe Vasconcellos, Mono Blanco, Julieta Venegas, and Celso Piña, among others. His own touring group, the Celso Duarte Ensemble comprises great traditional, classical, and jazz musicians, and its beauty lies in the execution of traditional music from baroque and African roots, and experimentation of fusion between Jarocho rhythms and jazz.
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Tanya Gabriela Páramo López left a comment for Celso Duarte"muchas gracias, espero grabar más próximamente y compartirlas aquí."
Celso Duarte commented on Carnegie Hall's page How Do You Make an Old Song Sound New? in the group Latin American Music
"We had our first rehearsal in México City two days ago, and we had a great time together taking and sharing ideas. It's wonderful recreating old and traditional music, in this particular song it's more difficult because there are so…"
Celso Duarte posted a videoLa llorona - Chavela Vargas en El Habito.
Doña Chavela interpreta su maximo himno: La llorona. 1991, El habito, Mexico D.F.
Felipe Mayagoitia left a comment for Celso Duarte"Muchas gracias Celso, pero yo tengo el problema de no tener alguna cámara o algún buen micrófono, pero todo va muy bien, he estado aprendiendo mucho recientemente, pero ahí sigo, en el momento que consiga algo bueno, de…"
Celso Duarte posted a photo
Magos Herrera & Celso Duarte the first rehearsal
We had our first rehearsal in México City two days ago, and we had a great time together taking and sharing ideas, it's wonderful recreating old and traditional music, in this particular song it's more difficult because there is to many versions,…
Josie Rose Duncan commented on Celso Duarte's video
Celso Duarte: Fantasia X by Alonso Mudarra (XVI Century)
"This is fantastic! I play a lever harp too so I am so happy to hear this as I have never heard it played in this style. Thank you for sharing this! "
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Comment Wall (25 comments)
- At 2:43pm on June 4, 2013,
Jose Daniel Ponce San Martin said… Hola Celso espero que te encuentres muy bien, te dejo un video que grabe recientemente de una banda Cubana de Timba-Funk, un abrazo! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DiLPZObI-NY
- At 5:52pm on November 10, 2012, Tanya Gabriela Páramo López said…
muchas gracias, espero grabar más próximamente y compartirlas aquí.
- At 9:43pm on November 6, 2012,
John Robles said… - Si, vamos a subir una version! Gracias por escribirme!
- At 9:11pm on November 6, 2012, Felipe Mayagoitia said…
Muchas gracias Celso, pero yo tengo el problema de no tener alguna cámara o algún buen micrófono, pero todo va muy bien, he estado aprendiendo mucho recientemente, pero ahí sigo, en el momento que consiga algo bueno, de inmediato lo subo!!! Muchas gracias por el interés.
Un abrazo!!!
- At 9:36am on July 26, 2012, Jose Daniel Ponce San Martin said…
Saludos Celso! un abrazo.
- At 7:13pm on March 31, 2012,
Margie Espinales Correa said… Hola Celsito!! te mando un abrazo!
- At 12:48pm on March 27, 2012, Felipe Mayagoitia said…
Sii!! En la conferencia oí que tambien estabas :)
- At 1:37am on December 11, 2011,
Jonathan said… Hola Celso gracias por tu comentario en mi perfil... yo estoy en el ensamble del Maestro Adrian Oropeza el viernes presentamos la cancion en mi escuela.. pronto subiran el video yo estare tocando la bateria espero pueda verlo muchas graciass por todo
- At 11:48pm on November 30, 2011,
Pamela Soria Sánchez said… Hola Celso! Muchas gracias por los cumplidos y más aún porque usted toca muy bien :)
Me alegra que usted como embajador de la música mexicana sea reconocido. Espero poder hacer algo para este proyecto y subirlo jeje. Saludos!
- At 9:42pm on November 13, 2011,
Javen C. Lara said… You're in New York City?! That's Awesome!
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