Federico García Lorca
Lectures on The Duende, Deep Song, and Lullabies, his Impressions of Granada of 1918, and Holy Week in Granada of 1936.
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Deep Song
- His lecture Importancia histórica y artística del primitivo canto Andaluz llamado ‘Cante Jondo’ - 1922.
On Lullabies
- His lecture Las nanas infantiles - 1928.
Holy Week in Granada
- His radio talk Semana Santa en Granada - 1936.
Granada
- Impressions of the city and the Vega from Impresiones y paisajes 1918.
Theory and Play of the Duende
- a translation of his brilliant lecture on artistic inspiration and creation.
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