Return Trip Project was established by Martin Richardson to record and distribute  his compositions and arrangements inspired by Spanish music.  

 The name Return Trip, Ida y Vuelta in Spanish, refers to musical styles that have their roots in Spain, evolved in Central and South America, and then “returned home” to Spain in modified form.  

 

Martin has lived in Spain  since 2010. He has studied music composition with  the Open College of  Arts and Berklee College of Music. 

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Spanish Roots

This instrumental album is inspired by traditional Spanish and flamenco  music. It illustrates  the rich melting pot  of styles that have influenced Spanish music over the centuries, including   Arab, European  and South American folk songs and dances.  
All sales will be donated to Care International,  a global charity working to save lives and alleviate poverty around the world

Musicians 
Faliq Auri (Malaysia / Uilleann Pipes), Kristel  Birkholz (South Africa / Viola, Violin),  Francesco Bruno (Italy / Bandoneon), Keri Degg (UK / Clarinet, Flute, Saxophone), Bruno Elisabetsky (Brazil / Guitar), Erkan Erginci (Turkey /  Duduk), Nadav Itzhak (Israel /  Oud, Quanun, Percussion), Chris Lawry (UK / Piano, Organ), Reinaldo Ocando (Venezuela / Marimba, Percussion), Anderson Romero (Costa Rica / Tuba), Larry Salzman (US / Percussion),William Stewart (Scotland / Violin, Viola, Violoncello), Emily Zimmer (US / Guitar, Mandolin)

Music by Martin Richardson, mixed by Remon Beeftink 

 

 

 

Spanish Roots

Return Trip Project: Spanish Folk and Flamenco Music

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