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The Minister of Culture and Tourism, Pedro Alberto Cruz, today visited the Museum of Ethnic Music Barranda, with the mayor of Caravaca de la Cruz, Domingo Aranda, director general of Fine Arts and Cultural Heritage, Enrique Ujaldón, and the director of center, Carlos Blanco Fadol.
Cruz said while visiting the museum which the Ministry of Culture and Tourism and the City of Caravaca work together to create the Foundation 'Carlos Blanco Fadol, an initiative that "will allow the museum to continue to grow and develop A number of initiatives for the future through more efficient management. "
In addition, the museum today renewed the Jubilee Caravaca transfer consortium of five years of a representative of pieces from the collection of Carlos Blanco Fadol.
It is, in Cruz's words, a "special news" and that "this collection will be here to enjoy all the Murcia and people who visit."
The Museum of Ethnic Music Barranda, opened in February 2006, is the result of research trips Carlos Blanco.
Since 1970 visited countries in all continents contacting ethnic groups that still have traditional instruments and music, stories and legends of them ranging from the third century BC to the twentieth century.
The approximately 1,200 instruments from 150 countries on five continents that can be seen at the Museum noted for its exotic, authentic and spectacular, featuring such diverse sizes as small clarinet barley stem Belarus, to the huge Chinese drum, which reaches nearly 4 feet high, including its structure.
Most museums in the library funds are no longer used in their places of origin, being displaced by new musical trends, or reduced to small groups of musicians.
Source: CARM
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