Astor_Piazzolla_-_Symphonic_Works_(Castagna)-2003-CMG

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█▓█  General Info   :
█▓█  Title .........: Symphonic Works (Conducted by Castagna; Wuerttembergische
█▓█                   Philharmonie) - Tangazo; Tres Movimientos Tangusticos
█▓█                   Portenos; Milonga del Angel; Sinfonietta
█▓█  Artist ........: Astor Piazzolla
█▓█  Music Style ...: Tango
█▓█  Type ..........: Album
█▓█  Release Date ..: Sep-18-2003
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█▓█  Used Tools     :
█▓█  Grabber .......: Eac
█▓█  Encoder .......: Lame
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█▓█  Additional Info:
█▓█  Source ........: CDDA
█▓█  No. Of Songs ..: 08
█▓█  Size ..........: 78,6 MB
█▓█  Playtime ......: 57:10 min
█▓█  Label .........: Chandos (CODAEX)
█▓█  Quality .......: 192kbps / 44.1kHz / HQ / Full Stereo
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█▓█  01  :::  Lento - Allegro - Lento - Allegro - Mas              :::  14:32
█▓█  02  :::  Tango Nr.1 Allegretto - Meno Mosso E                 :::  07:10
█▓█  03  :::  Tango Nr.2 Moderato - Poco Piu Mosso                 :::  08:33
█▓█  04  :::  Tango Nr.3 Vivace (Fuga)                             :::  04:28
█▓█  05  :::  Milonga Del Angel                                    :::  06:44
█▓█  06  :::  Dramatico Allegro Marcato, Un Poco                   :::  05:41
█▓█  07  :::  Sobrio Andatino - Poco Piu Mosso                     :::  06:11
█▓█  08  :::  Jubiloso Vivace                                      :::  03:51
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█▓█  Since the death of Astor Piazzolla in 1992, the popularity of his music
█▓█  has increased exponentially, and his works continue to appear on disc in
█▓█  countless arrangements for all manner of instrumental forces.
█▓█  This recognition of the very special talent of one of the finest composers
█▓█  to have emerged from Latin America is well deserved - Piazzolla's melodic
█▓█  and harmonic gifts have an expressive potency all their own - but the way
█▓█  in which this burgeoning popularity has sometimes ridden rough-shod over
█▓█  the fine distinctions within his output is less welcome.
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█▓█  Piazzolla is credited with the reinvention of the tango, the century-old
█▓█  dance form endemic to Spanish-speaking America in general and to his
█▓█  native Argentina in particular, and, from the late-1950s onwards, for
█▓█  finding a new audience for that music.
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█▓█  But what is so fascinating about Piazzolla's development is the way that,
█▓█  from the start of his career, he straddled both art-music and dance
█▓█  cultures.
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█▓█  As a child he learnt to play the bandoneon, the special Latin form of the
█▓█  accordion, and from the age of 17 was a sought-after member of many of the
█▓█  leading tango bands in Buenos Aires.
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█▓█  His idol as a teenager was the great Argentinian songwriter Carlos Gardel,
█▓█  but he was fascinated by the the classical tradition too, and by Bach
█▓█  especially, and so took composition lessons with Alberto Ginastera, who
█▓█  introduced him to the music of Stravinsky and Bartok.
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█▓█  Piazzolla then won a scholarship to go to Paris to study with Nadia
█▓█  Boulanger, taking with him a whole portfolio of worthy orchestral pieces.
█▓█  It was Boulanger though who, belying her historical image as a hardline
█▓█  neoclassicist, recognised that Piazzolla's real gifts were very special
█▓█  and unclassifiable, and suggested that he return home to discover what the
█▓█  tango could offer.
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█▓█  The rest, as they say, is history: with his harmonic and rhythmic
█▓█  sophistication, Piazzolla revived a dance form that was dying on its feet,
█▓█  and with his own band, which went through numerous incarnations but always
█▓█  spotlighted its leader's acerbic bandoneon, he spread the gospel of tango
█▓█  nuevo around the world.
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█▓█  Yet he never quite cut his links with the concert hall; he continued to
█▓█  compose orchestral pieces and this very decently played collection is that
█▓█  rare thing nowadays, a Piazzolla disc in which everything is heard exactly
█▓█  as it was written, even if Milonga del Angel is the composer's own hazily
█▓█  sensuous orchestration of a piece that he first made famous with his
█▓█  sextet.
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█▓█  The roots of Piazzolla's "classical" style are clear in the Bartokian
█▓█  opening of the 1969 Tangazo, a set of variations in which he also finds
█▓█  ingenious orchestral equivalents for the spiky dissonances that
█▓█  characterised his own bandoneon playing.
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█▓█  In the set of three tangos he called Tres Movimientos Tanguisticos
█▓█  Portenos (1961), the treatment of the infinitely suggestive themes has a
█▓█  Stravinskian tang, while the Sinfonietta was one of the pieces Piazzolla
█▓█  took with him to Paris.
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█▓█  It's a bit too close to the music of his teacher Ginastera for my taste,
█▓█  but still fascinating as the starting point for a music that was to become
█▓█  so pungently personal.
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01-lento_-_allegro_-_lento_-_allegro_-_mas-cmg.mp319,97 MB
02-tango_nr.1_allegretto_-_meno_mosso_e-cmg.mp39,85 MB
03-tango_nr.2_moderato_-_poco_piu_mosso-cmg.mp311,75 MB
04-tango_nr.3_vivace_(fuga)-cmg.mp36,15 MB
05-milonga_del_angel-cmg.mp39,26 MB
06-dramatico_allegro_marcato_un_poco-cmg.mp37,81 MB
07-sobrio_andatino_-_poco_piu_mosso-cmg.mp38,49 MB
08-jubiloso_vivace-cmg.mp35,30 MB