Astor Piazzolla
Tangos y Canciones
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GEN 88110 EAN: 4260036251104
25.4.2008Special offer18.90 € 16.90 €
Have you previously associated the combination of the “piano trio” with ripe old gentlemen who play exclusively in a lyrical unisono or present Beethoven’s teasing cockatoo to the public? Then you will have to part from your old cherished prejudices, for better or worse, with the new GENUIN CD with Tangos of Astor Piazzolla. These old prejudices recede into the background, starting with the first pale piano chords at the latest, and when the lost string sounds creeping in. The Munich Piano Trio prepares a smoky, dark, seething sound-carpet for the fabulous singer Ofelia Sala, upon which she recreates the street scenes of Buenos Aires before our inner eye with sobbing and bite, with tenderness and aggressiveness. Death and mourning, love and passion – qué pasión!
Eleganz und Leichtigkeit, musikalische Perfektion und das gewisse Etwas an nicht in Worte zu fassender Tangomanie zeichnen diese Scheibe aus. Siebzig berückende Minuten, die an unbeschreibliche Ewigkeit rühren. (NMZ Online)
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Tracklist
- Astor Piazzolla (1921-1992)
Tangos y Canciones
Oblivion - Chiquilín de Bachín (Horacio Ferrer)
- Yo soy María (Horacio Ferrer)
- Escualo
- Libertango
- Se potessi ancora (Sergio Bardotti)
- Adios Nonino
- Introducción al Ángel
- La Muerte del Ángel
- Los pájaros perdidos (Mario Trejo)
- Balada para un loco (Horacio Ferrer)
- Astor Piazzolla (1921-1992)
Cuatro estaciones porteñas – The Four Seasons (Die Jahreszeiten)
Primavera porteña - Verano porteño
- Otoño porteño
- Invierno porteño
Have you previously associated the combination of the “piano trio” with ripe old gentlemen who play exclusively in a lyrical unisono or present Beethoven’s teasing cockatoo to the public? Then you will have to part from your old cherished prejudices, for better or worse, with the new GENUIN CD with Tangos of Astor Piazzolla. These old prejudices recede into the background, starting with the first pale piano chords at the latest, and when the lost string sounds creeping in. The Munich Piano Trio prepares a smoky, dark, seething sound-carpet for the fabulous singer Ofelia Sala, upon which she recreates the street scenes of Buenos Aires before our inner eye with sobbing and bite, with tenderness and aggressiveness. Death and mourning, love and passion – qué pasión!
Eleganz und Leichtigkeit, musikalische Perfektion und das gewisse Etwas an nicht in Worte zu fassender Tangomanie zeichnen diese Scheibe aus. Siebzig berückende Minuten, die an unbeschreibliche Ewigkeit rühren. (NMZ Online)