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Shortly thereafter, he meets Carlos Gardel who becomes a good friend of the. El Dia Que me Quieras”, playing. This feature film plays a monumental role in the history. Tango. In 1. 93. 6, he returns with the family to.

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Mar del Plata, Argentina for good, where Astor begins to play in some tango orchestras. It. is here that he makes his second grand discovery (after Bach with Bela Wilda), when he. Elvino Vardaro’s sextet on the radio, Elvino would later become. Astor’s violinist. That alternative way of interpreting Tango deeply touches him and. Elvino. Astor’s love for Tango, and especially for that.

Tango, touches him deeply and gives him the courage to move to Buenos Aires in. He was only 1. 7 years old. He plays on some second rate tango. Anibal Troilo orchestra. In 1. 94. 2 he marries to Ded. His works are too advanced for the time and. Troilo edits them so as to not scare off dancers.

In 1. 94. 3, he begins his. Suite para Cuerdas y Arpas” and in 1. Troilo’s orchestra to lead the orchestra which accompanies singer Francisco. Fiorentino, he plays with Firoentino until 1.

With this orchestra, with a similar formation to the other. That tango, of the young and.

In 1. 94. 6 he composes, “El. Desbande”, considered by Piazzolla as his first formal tango, and shortly thereafter. In 1. 94. 9 he feels the need to disband the. He searches. for something else, a different destiny. He continues to study Bartok and Stravinsky, he.

Herman Scherchen, he listens to lots of Jazz. His search. for a style becomes obsessive, he longs for something that has nothing to do with tango. He is 2. 8 years old.

Between 1. 95. 0 and 1. Para lucirse, Tanguango, Prep. Piazzolla wins the first prize and the work is performed at the Law. School in Buenos Aires by the symphonic orchestra of “Radio del Estado” with the. Sevitzky himself.

It is a full- blown. One of the prizes he won at this. French governement to study in Paris (where.

Nadia Boulanger, considered the best educator in the world of music. At first, Piazzolla tries to hide his tanguero past and his bandoneon work. This situation is quickly remedied when.

Boulanger and he plays his tango “Triunfal” for her. From. then on he receives a historic recommendation: “Astor, your classical pieces are well. Piazzolla is here, never leave it behind”After this episode, Piazzolla returns to.

What was once a choice between the. In Paris, he composes and records a series of tangos with a string. Most bandoneonists play. When Piazzolla returns to Argentina.

Octeto. Buenos Aires, which is the beginning of the contemporary tango age. With a makeup of two. He continues his personal revolution and. He does not sway and keeps going on the path which he more than ever. In 1. 95. 8 he. disbands the octet and the strings orchestra and he goes back to New York City to work as. Between 1. 95. 8 and 1.

US. where he experiments with Jazz- Tango with negative results and where, because of the death. October 1. 95. 9, he writes while in New York his famous, “Adi.

Upon his return to Argentina, he creates the first of many famous quintets. New Tango (bandoneon, violin, bass, piano, and electric guitar).

The quintet was. Piazzolla’s most beloved formation; the musical synthesis that best expressed his. In 1. 96. 3 he premieres under the direction of Paul Klecky. Tres Tangos Sinfonicos” (Hirsch Prize) and in 1. Piazzolla at the Philarmonic Hall New York, which has the works he.

May 1. 96. 5; and “El Tango”, of. Jorge Luis Borges. In 1. 96. 6 he leaves Ded. In 1. 96. 8 he. begins an extensive collaboration with the poet Horacio Ferrer, with whom he composes the. Maria de Buenos Aires; beginning a new style: the tango song. Around. that time he begins dating the singer Amelita Baltar.

In 1. 96. 9, with. Horacio Ferrer, he composes “Balada para un loco”, presented at the First. Iberoamerican Music Festival, where he receives second place. This work turned out to be. Amelita Baltar with Piazzolla himself conducting the.

In 1. 97. 0 he returns to Paris where, with. Ferrer, he composes the oratorio “El Pueblo Joven”, the premiere of which was in. Saarbuck, Germany in 1. That same year he forms the Conjunto 9, acting in Buenos Aires. Italy where they tape many shows for RAI. This group was like a dream for. Piazzolla: the picture- perfect chamber music formation he had always wanted and for which.

In 1. 97. 2 he plays at the Teatro Col. In 1. 97. 3. after a period of great productivity as a composer, he suffers a heart attack which forces. That same year (1.

Italy where he begins a series of recordings which span 5 years, the most famous being. Libertango”, a work that is widely accepted in the European Community. During these years he forms the. Conjunto Electronico”: an octet made up of bandoneon, electric piano and/or. Later, in 1. 97. 5 Jose A. Trelles is incorporated.

Argentinean and European musicians. The music that Piazzolla composes for this disc is characterized by. Agri playing. violin. In 1. 97. 6 he meets who would be his last. Laura Escalada. In December of the same year he plays an extraordinary concert at. Gran Rex theater in Buenos Aires, where he presents his work, “5.

Conjunto Electronico. In 1. 97. 7, he plays. Olympia in Paris, with a similar formation as before, but. This is the last time he has an.

Piazzolla regrettably stops making reference to Chick. Corea’s international sound and even though the Conjunto Electronico makes good. Piazzolla. In 1. 97.

Piazzolla world renowned. He also restarts.

The next ten years are the best for. Piazzolla as far as his popularity is concerned. He intensifies his concerts all over the. Europe, South America, Japan, and the United States.

During a period which lasts. There are many live recordings of the. CD. This in some way proves what is frequently said. Piazzolla’s music does not exist unless he plays it; him playing the music is a. In 1. 98. 2 he writes “Le Grand. Tango” for cello and piano, dedicated to Russian cellist, Mtislav Rostropovitch and.

New Orleans. In June of 1. Teatro Col. For the occasion he regroups the. Conjunto 9 and he plays solo with the symphonic orchestra directed by Pedro I. In 1. 98. 7 he records with the St. Luke’s orchestra directed.

Lalo Schifrin, the “Concert for bandoneon” and “Three Tangos” for. The concert which takes place in 1.

New York’s Central Park in front of a massive audience, is a rejuvenating experience. Piazzolla. The city where he spent his childhood, where he became mesmerized by the. Bach and Jazz, and where he failed in 1. Shortly thereafter, early in 1. New. Tango Sextet of unusual characteristics: two bandoneons, piano, electric guitar, bass and. With this group, in June of 1.

Teatro Opera in Buenos Aires in. Argentina and he begins an extensive tour throughout the.

US, Germnay, England, and Holland. Towards the end of 1. Until. August 4, 1. Paris, when he suffers a stroke.

After almost 2 years of suffering the. Buenos Aires on July 4, 1. His opus, comprising more than 1. Argentinian flavor, continues to.

For example, the violinist. Gidon Kremer, the cellist Yo- Yo- Ma, the Kronos Quartet, the pianists Emanuel Ax and Arthur. Moreira Lima, the guitarist Al Di Meola, the Assad brothers, and numerous chamber music. A career characterized by his aesthetic power and his unique.

His music is unmatched; when we listen to it we are. This is Piazzolla”. It is all about. the “language” he created, which is unique and can be identified as his and only. With hetergenous and rebellious elements (Jazz, classical music, experiments in.

Tango. El dia que me quieras (Gardel/Lepera)Bandoneon solo by Astor Piazzolla, recorded in 1. Fernando Solanas . A. Piazzolla)Allison Brewster Franzetti (piano) and Hector Falcon (violin)From Allison Brewster Franzetti, . Viejo Ciego (Piana/Castillo/Manzi)Francisco Fiorentino with Orchestra directed by Astor Piazzolla.

From Francisco Fiorentino and Nelly Omar . Piazzolla)Astor Piazzolla and his usual orchestra. From Astor Piazzolla . Typical orchestra: Astor Piazzolla, Roberto Di Filippo, Angel Genta. Fernando Tell (bandoneon); Hugo Baralis, Cacho Gianni, Juan Bibiloni, F. Lucero (violin). Atilio Stampone (piano), Angel Molo (cello), Pepe Diaz (double bass)Triunfal (A.

Piazzolla)Anibal Troilo and his orchestra. From Anibal Troilo . Piazzolla)Moscow Chamber Orchestra (dir.

Constantin Orbelian)From Federico Mondelci . Piazzolla)Astor Piazzolla.

From Astor Piazzolla . Octet Buenos Aires: Astor Piazzolla, Leopoldo Federico. Mario Francini, Hugo Baralis (violin), Atilio Stampone (piano), Horacio. Malvicino (guitar), Jose Bragato (cello), Juan Vasallo (bass)Lo que vendra (A. Piazzolla)Astor Piazzolla & strings.

From Astor Piazzolla . Piazzolla)Astor Piazzolla and Nuevo tango quintet. From Astor Piazzolla . Quintet: Astor Piazzolla (bandoneon), Jaime Gosis. Simon Bajour (violin), Kicho Diaz (bass), Horacio Malvicino (guitar)El Tango (A. Piazzolla/J. L. Borges)Astor Piazzolla and Jorge Luis Borges.

From Piazzolla/Borges . Quintet: Astor Piazzolla (bandoneon), Osvaldo Manzi. Antonio Agri (violin), Kicho Diaz (bass), Oscar Lopez Ruiz (guitar)Alevare (A. Piazzolla/H. Ferrer)Astor Piazzolla.

From Piazzolla/Ferrer . Piazzolla/H. Ferrer)Amelita Baltar. From Amelita Baltar . Piazzolla)Astor Piazzolla and his Conjunto 9.

From Astor Piazzolla . I y. II. Conjunto 9: Astor Piazzolla (bandoneon), Osvaldo Manzi. Antonio Agri, Hugo Baralis (violin), Nestor Panik (viola), Jose Bragato (cello). Kicho Diaz (bass), Oscar Lopez Ruiz (guitar), Jose Correale (drum)Libertango (A. Piazzolla)Astor Piazzolla. From Astor Piazzolla . Piazzolla)Astor Piazzolla and Gerry Mulligan.

From Piazzolla/Mulligan . Piazzolla)Astor Piazzolla.

From Astor Piazzolla . Piazzolla)Astor Piazzolla. From Astor Piazzolla and his Quintet . Quintet: Astor Piazzolla (bandoneon).

Fernando Suarez Paz (violin), Pablo Ziegler (piano), Oscar Lopez Ruiz (guitar), Hector. Console (bass)Concierto para bandoneon, guitarra y orquesta (Hommage a Liege). Milonga) (A. Piazzolla)A.