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July 4, 1992, Buenos Aires (aged 71) Notable Works: “Le Grand Tango”. Astor Piazzolla (born March 11, 1921, Mar del Plata, Argentina—died July 4, 1992, Buenos Aires) was an Argentine musician, a virtuoso on the bandoneón (a square-built button accordion), who left traditional Latin American tango bands in 1955 to create a new tango that ...
Astor’s father also had a fondness for music, and in fact played a similar instrument, the accordion. In an interview on August 1st, 1947, in the newspaper Noticias Gráficas he said: «It was useless trying to find a bandoneon teacher on the banks of the Hudson» and the kid, on his own, set about persuading the bellboys to turn over to his fingers all his secrets.
29 de oct. de 2017 · Le bandonéoniste argentin revisite ce classique de son répertoire qu'il a composé en 1974, dans l'émission TSR Mosaïque du 18 mai 1977. En tournée européenne...
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Composiciones de Astor Piazzolla. Las composiciones de Astor Piazzolla se centran fundamentalmente en el tango (o neotango), jazz fusión y música de cámara. Compuso suites, conciertos e inclusive una "operita", María de Buenos Aires. A lo largo de su vida llegó a componer muchas obras que fueron realmente aclamadas en su momento.
En pleno centro de la ciudad de Buenos Aires , en el subsuelo de Florida 165, este mágico y único espacio ofrece un centro de arte y espectáculos inigualable. El mismo está integrado por el Teatro Astor Piazzolla y el Teatro Carlos Gardel , y en ambos espacios se destacan la sofisticación, la elegancia y el estilo puro estilo Art Noveau de ...
Jazz Tango. The lathyn rhitms of Astor Piazzolla and his quintet (1958) An Evening in Buenos Aires (1958) Piazzolla interpreta a Piazzolla (1960) Piazzolla o no? Bailable y apiazolado (1961) Astor Piazzolla con Daniel Riolobos (1961) Nuestro Tiempo (1962) Tango para una ciudad (1963) Tango Contemporáneo (1963) 20 años de Vanguardia (1964)
11 de abr. de 2024 · The video above features Piazzola with the German Cologne Radio Orchestra performing the piece. In 1960, Piazzolla returned to Buenos Aires and set up the orchestra in which he could best express his vision of tango and traditional Buenos Aires music: Quinteto Tango Nuevo , which, in addition to bandoneon and piano, included violin, electric guitar, and double bass.
