Estudiantina Ensemble
古巴 Cuba
8:00 pm-9:00 pm,26,Sep 2011
演出者 Artists
主音/首席吉他 Lead Vocal /Guitar: Ricardo “Arístides” Bekema
和音/第三吉他 Vocal /Third Guitar: Pedro Luís Pardo Cosme “El Chamba”
主音/击乐 Lead Vocal /Percussion Menor: Oscar Lorient Vedey “Papitín”
主音/击乐 Lead Vocal /Percussion Menor: Eric “Derecho de Nacer” Wijngaarde
巴洛克式定音鼓 Baroque Timpani (Pailas Criollas): Adriaan Joaquín Correa
小号 Trumpet : Alexander Rodriguez Cala
低音吉他/和音 Double Bass: Ernesto Paz Rivero
为了传承及保护东古巴圣地亚戈类别的坦桑Danzon音乐, Ricardo “Arístides” Bekema于2001年建立了Estudiantina Ensemble组合。Estudiantina组合最初起源于19世纪晚期，当时的学生们在街头和当地的节日庆典中表演流行的坦桑音乐。Estudiantina 组合的传统阵容除声乐部分及三名吉他外，还有低音吉他、小号及巴西定音鼓，还会加进笛子、响棒、锯琴、沙锤和其它传统乐器，制造出强劲的节奏感出来。
2007 年，该团应美丽村俱乐部的邀请,到古巴圣地亚戈著名的 Festival de la Trova Pepe Sanchez 节日表演,赢得了古巴民众的狂热追捧。通过不断演出，Estudiantina Ensemble 一直致力于保护坦桑这一可能消失的音乐种类，这个独特组合始终坚持在演出中实用最为完整的坦桑音乐乐器。
The name Estudiantina Ensemble came from his dear friend and musical teacher “Inaudis Paisán Mallet” who was at that time the director of Estudiantina Invasora, the last estudiantina in the whole of Cuba. Ricardo followed in the footsteps of his master in dedication, preservation and continuation of the traditional danzón music in the estudiantina tradition from Santiago de Cuba and the Eastern Orient provinces of Cuba.
The original estudiantina groups were formed by students who roamed the streets and local festivities and played the popular version of the danzón during the late 19th century. Consisting of two guitars, two tres, bass, trumpet, drums and two singers who also played the guiro and maracas, these groups roamed the streets of Cuban traditional university uniforms playing music for fun and money.
With persistent dedication to its musical genre and through innumerable performances in Holland, Cuba and abroad, Estudiantina Ensemble tries to save a significant popular musical style from extinction. The performances of this uniquely Dutch/Cuban group have remained virtually intact. So the same instrumentation is used by Estudiantina Ensemble today as the old ensemble’s did in the late 20’s.