About the Artist
Tango composer and performer.
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Recorded in Buenos Aires (1979) and Munich (1983)
Escualo & Sette Sequenze,Astor Piazzolla,Trova,Argentina,Latin,Latin Continuum,Latin Jazz,Latin Music,Latin Pop,Tango
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- Wonderfully captivating music by the tango master
- When styles mix
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- Great sex music! Comes from the heart!
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Hommage A Piazzolla
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ASIN: B000005J48
Release Date: 1996-09-24 |
Tracks:
- Milonga En Re
- Vardarito
- Oblivion
- Escualo
- Histoire Du Tango: Cafe 1930
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Gidon Kremer, who plays the standard violin repertoire so well, has remained a restless explorer of music. Here is his first album of Piazzolla arrangements, introduced by a moving and perceptive assessment of Piazzolla by composer John Adams. Kremer has completely steeped himself in the spirit of the tango, and of Piazzolla's transformation of this music into concert works. The selection (mostly larger-scale Piazzolla works), the varied arrangements, and the compelling quality of the playing make this one of the best albums of this music not involving the composer's own performances. And if you love it, you'll be glad to know that Kremer's second Piazzolla album is also available. --Leslie Gerber
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Wonderfully captivating music by the tango master.......2005-10-25
I was introduced to the music of Astor Piazzolla by the more than great violinist Gidon Kremer when he played a virtuosic tango as an encore. Whenever a rich new vein of wonderful music is opened to me, well, it makes for a bright and happy day. Not long after I picked up this CD and I can recommend it to you highly. This is more than just tango dance music, these are serious and contemplative compositions that use the Tango as the vehicle just as the classical and especially Baroque composers used their dance music for instrumental compositions. The music is full of mood, sensuality, rhythm, lush harmonies, dissonance, love, and pain. It is a music of contrasts and never gets too fussy or complicated. It wears its heart on its sleeve and draws us in because it is so charming.
Each piece has its own varied ensemble and the musicians in that ensemble also arrange the music for that track. Kremer leads from the violin in all of them, after all it is his album and his hommage to Piazzolla. However, the instruments used depend on the musical materials and mood of the piece. The piano is used quite a bit, and at times there are wind instruments. The bandoneón is required in tango, as well. It is a kind of concertina that was developed and made in Germany, but adopted in Argentina for the Tango. It has a wonderfully reedy sound and is played with buttons on each side of the bellows. Depending on the model, the note can change or stay the same whether you are pulling the bellows out or pushing them in, but in all of them there are two voices always at the octave and gives the bandoneón its characteristic sound.
The only composition not by Piazzolla is a very interesting tango included as a tribute to the master entitled "El sol sueño" by Jerzy Peterbushsky.
This is good music and a very enjoyable change of pace.
When styles mix.......2005-09-07
I bought this record following a live performance by Gidon Kremer et al. at the Verbier Festival. The mixture of classical music with a dose of jazz on a Latin base produces an interesting result that is quite surprising at first. However, the more one hears, the more the result grows on the listener, just as at the live show where the audience, somewhat stunned at the outset, gave a standing ovation at the end.
Overall, the mélange is pleasant, chill listening to be appreciated by fans of any of the three styles of music.
Explains It All To Those Wounded in Love.......2005-01-16
Ever have a moment where you loved someone so much you hated him?
Ever have a relationship you could not get out of your mouth, your mind, your heart, your system, but that you knew was over and done with forever and ever, and you'd never even see the other again?
Ever feel so happy you wanted to cry? No, sob? Wrenching, wracking sobs? From happiness, now.
Yes?
Have I got a CD for you: Hommage a Piazzolla, featuring Gidon Kremer.
Like many, I suspect, I have a mixed relationship to tango. When I put on a tango CD, I fear I'll be hearing something that sets my teeth to jangling and makes me want to slap someone in the face.
This isn't that. You could listen to most of this while sitting perfectly still, on a window sill, in fact, with the lights down low in your apartment, as you stare out at the rain-slicked city at night. A drink sits on a nearby table, unfinished...you have no will to finish it.
(It's hard not to imagine these things while listening to this music; really, it's all so poetic, cinematic, irresistable.)
At some point, though, you're probably not going to be able to sit still any more, and you'll have to put that rose in your teeth and cut a few moves.
Tango often sounds, to we non-Argentinians, like a parody of itself.
This CD does not.
Rather, when I put it on, not at all sure what to expect, I had one of those epiphanies that art can give you.
I had been brooding over a vexed relationship, one I did not understand, but knew was hurting me, not with any immediacy, but like a sore tooth that could stand to go a few more months before you get over your fear of the dentist to get it fixed.
What bugged me most of all was that I did not understand what was hurting. Rationally, I had no reason to feel troubled.
I put on this CD, with the relationship way in the back of my mind, and I just, immediately thought, "That's it. This music is explaining it all; this music is articulating everything."
Not bad.
This kind of music, music that allows in the true bittersweet of life, the unsolvable, the passion, is all too rare. If music that addresses those qualities is what you crave, this CD might be just what you need.
Great sex music! Comes from the heart!.......2004-07-21
The music and perforamance are so sensually played and achingly beautiful, the hairs on my neck and arms stand up on end. Listen to the opening track and tell me this is not great sex music. Yes, tango is a very sensual art form and this CD is great for those very intimate moments. Of course, sex aside, the music is nothing short of a miracle unto itself. That I was to discover this CD just last year meant I was without it for 7 years since it was released. My life is richer for this and other Piazzolla works done by Kremer.
This CD has become one of those "island" CDs that you would take if you wer so to become deserted on one. You should be so lucky!
Piazzolla's Unofficial Interpreter.......2001-04-12
I first became aware of this CD several years ago as its melancholy strains wafted through the air of a bookstore through which I was browsing. My ears perked up...Piazzolla!!! Upon inquiry, I was shown the CD and I immediately purchased a copy. I couldn't wait to get home and listen to it at elevated volume. What a recording!! Kremer has captured and distilled the essence of Piazzolla's music. Every song is a masterpiece and nearly all of my favorite mid-period Piazzolla compositions are contained within. A special treat is the magnum opus which closes the set, a 12-minute rendering of Le Grand Tango with just Kremer's violin and the restrained passion of Vadim Sakharov's piano to lead your mind into another musical dimension. Gidon Kremer has since recorded a number of Piazzolla-related CDs and in so doing has set himself up as the unofficial interpreter of El Maestro's music. If you like Piazzolla, you are sure to enjoy this CD. I give it my highest recommendation.
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- Musical grandeur
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Sérgio & Odair Assad Play Piazzolla
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ASIN: B00005MIZX
Release Date: 2001-07-17 |
Tracks:
- Tango Ste: Deciso
- Tango Ste: Andante
- Tango Ste: Allegro
- Escualo
- Invierno Porteno - Sergio & Odair Assad/Fernando Suarez Paz
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Musical grandeur.......2002-11-22
The other reviewers have given this disc it's due superlatives and I would have to concurr, it is sublime. You will not find a more beautiful, rhythmic or enchanting piece of music. As soothing as it is invigorating the guitar work is a marvel. I play this disc constantly and never seem to ge tired of it. You seem to hear new things with each listen, the guitar work is more dazzling each time. Being somewhat of a novice when it comes to the works of Piazzola I find that this disc serves as a good reference point for becoming more familiar with his compositions that were infused with his impecable standards of Argentine tango. This is definitely an excellent disc that shows off the talents of the fast and furious fingering of the frets by Sergio and Odair Assad. Recommneded for guitar afficionados who love the sound of the violin and bandoneon blended to perfection. These are Piazolla masterpieces that lovers of world beat who like their music flavored with a spicy tango beat will enjoy year after year.
Overview of even deeper understanding of Piazzolla's music.......2002-04-14
A few of the tracks found on this CD were originally released on previous efforts of the brothers Sergio and Odair Assad; so this disc is a compilation of sorts. But don't let that stop you.
First appearing on the late eighties recording Sergio and Odair Assad play Latin American Music, Piazzolla's Tango Suite, composed expressly for the brothers, has always been a favorite of mine. It just bristled with energy and vitality. The new recording found here is taken at a slower tempo with the most obvious result being a heightened sense of rhythmical accentuation. Piazzolla did once say that the most important thing for a player to understand about his music was the use of accents. Here you will find a feast for the ears and the soul. The other tracks all share this sense of deep sorrow and angular rhythm that drips from the music. I have NEVER been so taken by a recording. Not only does this CD provide guitar playing of the very highest standards but it also gives us one of the best readings of Piazzolla's work ever. Most highly recommended.
Sublimely Stupendous.......2001-12-21
Frankly, I didn't know how I would like this CD. The song selection is marvelous, but I own the Assad brothers' Alma Brazileira and find it to be very uneven and was a little afraid I'd find the same here. I did not and was instead very pleasantly surprised.
This CD bears some comparison to Al DiMeola's Plays Piazzolla album. Both are great albums, but the Assads concentrate more on fidelity to the spirit of the compositions and are less given to experimental wanderings than Di Meola.
Its hard to argue with the choice of music played here. Tango Suite is a difficult piece and rarely offered, but the Assads pull it off wth alacrity. The Suite Troileana is another rarely performed and very demanding piece given a judicious rendering here.
My favorites are a very melancholy rendition of the classic Invierno Porteno, Primavera Portena, Decarissimo and a spirited and very competent interpretation of the rarely performed masterpiece Francanapa.
It helps that Piazzolla violinist Fernando Suarez Paz is present on many tracks. His duo with Odair Assad on Bordel 1900 is exquisitely delicate and dreamlike.
If you like Piazzolla, if you like DiMeola, then you are almost sure to like this sublimely stupendous musical feast. My respect for the talent of the Assad brothers has grown enormously and I recommend this CD most highly.
Vintage Guitar Magazine Review.......2001-07-18
At their best, Brazilian brothers and guitar duo Sérgio and Odair Assad play as if they were one person---one person blessed with four arms. With their six previous albums for Nonesuch, they have won renown around the globe for their lush, multi-faceted sound, rich in counterpoints and rhythmic adventure. Since their New York City concert debut as teenagers in 1969, the Assad brothers have collaborated with artists such as cellist Yo-Yo Ma and violinist Nadja Salerno-Sonnenberg. Along the way, they have recorded pieces by composers as varied as Scarlatti and Bach, George Gershwin and Argentine neuvo tanguero Astor Piazzolla. The Assads first meet Piazzolla in the 1970s when they were young music students in Rio de Janeiro. Piazzolla was then reaping his first great rewards for his New Tango, and Brazil was one of the first countries to rave over him, even more so than his homeland. After hearing the Assads play a guitar transcription of one of his own pieces for him at a dinner party in Paris in 1983, Piazzolla vowed to write a guitar duet dedicated to them. The composition, "Tango Suite," has since become a modern classic, and following Piazzolla's death in 1991, the brothers have kept the master's music as a central part of their repertoire. This new album is dedicated to Piazzolla's memory, and features nine of his compositions. They range from "Tango Suite" to parts of Piazzolla's stunning celebration of the four seasons of Buenos Aires. Also included are earlier compositions that have almost been forgotten, chief among them the glorious tribute to Piazzolla's mentor, master bandoneonist Anibal Troilo, "Suite Troileana." The pieces played by just the brothers on this album are charmed by a beauty and lyricism rare among guitar duets. They breathe a certain joy and happiness into the melancholic moodiness of Piazzolla's compositions---due in large part to the light sound of their guitarwork versus the original composer's bandoneon, which is without doubt one of the saddest-sounding instruments of all time. Yet the songs where the Assads are joined by the violins of Nadja Salerno-Sonnenberg and Fernando Suarez Paz or Marcelo Nisinman's bandoneon have even more impact with the third dimension coming from the added instruments providing counterpoint to the guitars. This is a stunning album.
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The Best of Astor Piazzolla
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ASIN: B0006B655M
Release Date: 2005-01-25 |
Tracks:
- Jeanne y Paul
- Peno
- Oblivion
- Enrico IV
- Ave Maria
- Cavalcata
- Rememberance
- Adios Nonino
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Nice price collection of tracks from 'Cadaveri Eccelenti'. Acrobat.
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It's the best for my heart.......2007-06-27
Maybe it is not a perfect recording,
maybe you can find some poor sound quality (not about play itself),
But it's the best play for my soul.
I think it's the cure for your sadness. Not for happy people.
disappointing.......2006-06-28
Such a title should deserve better quality... Other CDs of Piazzolla are much better.
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- An Inspired Homage
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Piazzolla Forever
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ASIN: B0000BWVNB
Release Date: 2003-09-09 |
Tracks:
- Otoorte
- Invierno porte
- Sur: Regreso al amor
- Concerto pour bandon et orchestre "Aconcagua" : Final
- Milonga del angel
- Michelangelo 70
- Improvisation sur le th "Libertango"
- Laura et Astor
- Escualo
- Prntation du septet
- Verano porte
- Primavera porte
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With his ninth album, "Piazzolla Forever" (Dreyfus Jazz) Galliano pays homage to one of his earliest inspirations, the man he often refers to as his "spiritual father." Rearranging 10 compositions by Piazzolla for accordion or bandoneon, piano and string quintet, he and the Richard Galliano Septet transform each tune into a personal statement of stirring beauty. Recorded on the sold-out world tour of the same name, "Piazzolla Forever" includes such classic Piazzolla compositions as "Le Quartre Saisons De Buenos Aires", "Libertango" and "Milonga Del Angel", but, with the guitar of Piazzolla's original recordings replaced by violin, viola and cello, the timbre and free-flowing improvisation reflect Galliano's unique musical vision.
Richard Galliano - accordion/bandoneon Jean Marc Phillips-Varjabédian - solo violin Lyonel Schmit - second violin Jean Marc Apap - viola Raphaël Pidoux - cello Stéphane Logerot - double bass Hervé Sellin - piano
Customer Reviews:
An Inspired Homage.......2004-03-24
Being a long-time fan of Astor Piazzolla, I am always seeking out performers who profess the same love for his work that I have. And having come to know about Richard Galliano through this site, I did not hesitate to order this CD when it first came to my notice.
With Piazzolla Forever, Galliano and his septet offer the listener a spectacular and virtuoso interpretation of some of the best known middle to late period compositions of the late Argentine musical giant.
Doing at least two of the Four Seasons of Buenos Aires has become de rigeur for any artist who dares to attempt Piazzolla. Galliano gives us all four, and in splendid fashion at that. In addition, we are treated to fine renditions of Milonga del Angel, Sur, Michelangelo 70, Escualo, as well as an extended solo interpretation of the classic Libertango by Galliano himself. As an added treat, a piece of the rarely covered Aconcagua is performed and Galliano slips in a little composition of his own in personal tribute to Piazzolla and his wife Laura. This recording is so good, it is hard to tell that it is live but for the occasional applause.
Galliano and his able sidemen show that they have learned the covered material inside out. I highly recommend this inspired work of homage to all fans of both Galliano and Piazzolla. You won't be sorry you bought it.
This is what music is all about.......2003-12-27
Got this for christmas from some hoity toity friends. Must admit I wasnt too impressed by the cover. Almost put it in the recycle bin for next year. But I gave it a try. Initially I used it for low background music just to give it a chance. Since then the volume has risen to normal istening levels and I must say this is a real unique musical experience. Difficult to describe the stlye, though I would say it has a very French 40's to 50's stlye. Acordians,violins,violas and similar. The recording is done live but its not obvious. For music I give it 88% and recording 92%. This is an treasure waiting to be unearthed for those brave enough to splash the cash.
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- Piazzolla Shines Sur La Main Parisienne
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Libertango
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Release Date: 2005-03-08 |
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- Tangata
- Escualo
- Libertango
- Concierto Para Quinteto
- Adios Nonino
- Verano Porteno
- Mumuki
- Michelangelo 70
- Muerte del Angel
- Soledad
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Piazzolla Shines Sur La Main Parisienne.......2007-02-18
Classical music often leaves me drowsy or distracted, but this is something different. Like tango partners, Paris and Argentina have long been sinuously intertwined, the Spanish artist being drawn into the arms of the French city, which seduces and renews him: one example being Julio Cortazar's book "Hopscotch," another being this CD. In this rich tradition, the young, ambitious, but little-known Quatuor Caliente, a quartet of five Parisians (a quartet of a bandeonist, pianist, violinist, and double-bassist augmented by a guest vibraphonist) has taken Piazzolla's masterpiece and spun it rapidly around, showing off its sparkling classical and jazz-infused ornament and leaving the listener ravished and fulfilled. The Quartet's playing is impeccable, sumptous, yet alert to Piazolla's subversive cleverness, and like after any good tango, both partners, the great Piazzolla and the radiant Quatour, are left much the better.
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- A classic version of Piazzolla's Le Grand Tango
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Le Grand Tango: Music of Latin America
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Release Date: 1997-10-29 |
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Carter Brey, who recently tied himself down to the position of principal cellist of the New York Philharmonic, has put together a most entertaining collection of Latin American music (including some excerpts from Milhaud's Saudades do Brasil). The most substantial pieces are Ginastera's Pampeana No. 2 and Cello Sonata, both wonderful. But they don't overshadow some excellent arrangements of Piazzolla tangos, which are fine music too. With prize-winning pianist Christopher O'Riley, Brey turns in scintillating performances of all this music, giving us a collection that is as stimulating as it is entertaining. The recording is fine, the price reasonable. --Leslie Gerber
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A classic version of Piazzolla's Le Grand Tango.......2000-06-21
Piazzolla's Le Grand Tango, which gives its name to the album, was one of his masterpieces. It has now been recorded more than half a dozen times. Easily the best are the Brey-O'Riley version heard on this record, and the performance recorded by Rostropovich (to whom the work was dedicated). Carter Brey and Christoper O'Riley really capture the essence of this piece. A superb performance.
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| Music
Tango
| Latin Music
| Styles
| Music
General
| Jazz
| Styles
| Music
Latin Jazz
| Jazz
| Styles
| Music
Movie Soundtracks
| Soundtracks
| Styles
| Music
General
| Soundtracks
| Styles
| Music
ASIN: B00004UXAG
Release Date: 2007-03-02 |
Tracks:
- Libertango
- Oblivion
- Biyuya
- Salvador Allende
- Evasion
- Ade Soledad
- Zita
- Escualo
- Amelitango
- Llueve Sobre Santiago
- Bandoneon
Average customer rating:
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Histoire du Tango: Piazzolla - Music for Violin and Guitar
Manufacturer: Asv Living Era
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD
Tangos
| Ballets & Dances
| Classical
| Styles
| Music
Piazzolla, Astor
| ( P )
| Featured Composers, A-Z
| Classical
| Styles
| Music
Chamber Music
| Forms & Genres
| Classical (c.1770-1830)
| Historical Periods
| Classical
| Styles
| Music
General
| Keyboard
| Instruments
| Classical
| Styles
| Music
Guitar
| Strings
| Instruments
| Classical
| Styles
| Music
General
| Classical
| Styles
| Music
General
| Chamber Music
| Classical
| Styles
| Music
Argentina
| South & Central America
| International
| Styles
| Music
General
| Latin Music
| Styles
| Music
Tango
| Latin Music
| Styles
| Music
General
| Jazz
| Styles
| Music
Latin Jazz
| Jazz
| Styles
| Music
Vocal Jazz General
| Vocal Jazz
| Jazz
| Styles
| Music
General
| Opera & Vocal
| Styles
| Music
Similar Items:
- Astor Piazzolla
- Piazzolla: Histoire du Tango
- The Rough Dancer and the Cyclical Night (Tango Apasionado)
ASIN: B0000AE7BO
Release Date: 2003-09-23 |
Tracks:
- Escualo
- Chiquilin De Bachin
- Bordel 1900
- Cafe 1930
- Nightclub 1960
- Concert D'aujourd'hui
- Soledad
- Chau Paris
- Campero
- Romantico
- Acentuado
- Triston
- Compadre
- Milonga In Re
- Valsisimo
Average customer rating:
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Homenaje a 10 Anos
Manufacturer: Trova
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD
Piazzolla, Astor
| ( P )
| Featured Composers, A-Z
| Classical
| Styles
| Music
General
| Classical
| Styles
| Music
General
| Chamber Music
| Classical
| Styles
| Music
Argentina
| South & Central America
| International
| Styles
| Music
General
| Latin Music
| Styles
| Music
Tango
| Latin Music
| Styles
| Music
General
| Jazz
| Styles
| Music
Latin Jazz
| Jazz
| Styles
| Music
Movie Soundtracks
| Soundtracks
| Styles
| Music
General
| Soundtracks
| Styles
| Music
ASIN: B000268ASG
Release Date: 2007-03-02 |
Tracks:
- Libertango
- Zita
- Persecuta
- Tango Fever
- Tango Blues
- Citango
- Meditango
- Presagio
- Llueve Sobre Santiago
- Woe
- Chin Chin
- Escualo
Average customer rating:
- Great sound quality. Piercing violin play
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Live in Colonia, 1984
Manufacturer: Intuition
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD
Piazzolla, Astor
| ( P )
| Featured Composers, A-Z
| Classical
| Styles
| Music
General
| Classical
| Styles
| Music
General
| Chamber Music
| Classical
| Styles
| Music
Argentina
| South & Central America
| International
| Styles
| Music
General
| International
| Styles
| Music
General
| Latin Music
| Styles
| Music
Tango
| Latin Music
| Styles
| Music
General
| Jazz
| Styles
| Music
Latin Jazz
| Jazz
| Styles
| Music
General
| Miscellaneous
| Styles
| Music
Similar Items:
- Astor Piazzolla/Oswaldo Pugliese
- Astor Piazzolla
ASIN: B00006FWZ4
Release Date: 2003-10-21 |
Tracks:
- Biyoya
- Caliente
- Lunfardo
- Decarisimo
- Milonga del gel
- Muerte del gel
- Resurrecciel gel
- Speech
Tracks:
- Tristezas de un Doble a
- Escualo
- Adioni
- Contraataque
- Mumuki
- Miguel Angelo
- Chin Chin
Customer Reviews:
Great sound quality. Piercing violin play.......2006-07-08
Of all the Piazzolla album I have, this is possibly the best recorded one. The instruments literally jump at your face. Audiophiles might consider this album on the bright side, but it works really well for this live concert album. The players were all excellent, as usual. The violin, in particular, sends a shiver down your spine. Yo-Yo Ma once said that no one can listen to Piazzolla without weeping. There's no better example than this album.
Also, Piazzolla's little speech at the end of disc 1 is a nice touch, and brought me even closer to his music. All in all, if you're a Piazzolla fan, get this.
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