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Richard Tedesco

Richard Tedesco is a Melbourne-based flamenco guitarist and musical director of Arte Kanela Flamenco. With over 30 years of experience, he has significantly contributed to Australia's flamenco scene through performances, collaborations, and education.

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Title: Richard Tedesco
Duration: 12:30
Year: 2019
Director/DOP: Peter M Lamont
Music: Richard Tedesco

About Richard Tedesco

Richard Tedesco is a distinguished flamenco guitarist based in Melbourne, Australia. He serves as the musical director and composer for Arte Kanela Flamenco, a renowned flamenco group known for its dynamic performances. Tedesco's playing is celebrated for its fluidity and sensitivity, effectively bridging musicians from various genres to create captivating musical experiences.

Over his extensive career, Tedesco has collaborated with both national and international artists, contributing to a diverse array of projects and tours. In 2004, he released his debut album, "Arte Kanela," showcasing his deep understanding and passion for flamenco music.

Beyond performance, Tedesco is dedicated to education, offering flamenco guitar lessons tailored to various skill levels. His teaching emphasizes personalized instruction, comprehensive curriculum, and rhythmic mastery, aiming to convey the passionate and emotive qualities that define flamenco.

Tedesco's contributions have been recognized in various media, including an interview for the series "Los Guitarristas," where he discusses his flamenco origins and influences.

Through his performances, collaborations, and educational endeavours, Richard Tedesco continues to enrich Australia's flamenco scene, inspiring both audiences and aspiring musicians.

Reference Links:

  1. Richard Tedesco - Arte Kanela Flamenco
  2. Richard Tedesco - Lessons

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