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(bh Piano). 40 Tangos By the Revolutionary Tango Musician and Composer Astor Piazzolla, Arranged for Solo Piano. These Crowd-pleasing Tangos Borrow From Classical, Jazz, and Latin Traditions. Includes Piazzolla's Most Famous Tangos, "libertango" and "oblivion." Appropriate for the Intermediate to Early Advanced Player. Contents: Adios Nonino (goodbye Nonino) Artisane 1 From a Midsummer Night's Dream Artisane 2 From a Midsummer Night's Dream Ausencias (the Absent) Calambre (cramp) Chanson de La Naissance (song of the Birth) From Famille D'artistes Dansee (dance) From a Midsummer Night's Dream Decarismo Duo de Amor (duet of Love) Duo 1 El Mundo de Los Dos (the World of the Pair) El Viaje (the Voyage) Extasis (ecstacy) Gulinay La Calle 92 (92nd Street) La Chanson Du Popo (the Song of Popo) From Famille D'artises La Mort Du Canard (the Death of the Duck) Libertango Los Suenos (dreams) Milonga From a Midsummer Night's Dream Milonga for Three Milonga Picaresque Mumuki From Tango, L'exil de Gardel Nuevo Mundo (new World) Oblivion Ouverture From a Midsummer Night's Dream Ouverture From Famille D'artistes Pedro Y Pedro (pedryo and Pedryo) Puck Arrabal (puck's Neighborhood) From a Midsummer Night's Dream Recuerdo New York (i Remember New York) Revirado (unruly) Romantico Idilio (sans Ta Presence) Romantic Idyll (without Your Presence) Se Termino (the End) Sentimental From Famille D'artistes Sin Rumbo (aimless) Street Tango Tango Choc Tango Final From Famille D'artistes Vuelvo Al Sur (i'm Returning South)

Tango Etudes for Flute and PianoBy Astor Piazzolla

Piazzolla, Astor / Roberto Goye (IMPORT) Astor Piazzolla - CD 743211892025

Manuel Barrueco is internationally recognized as one of the most important guitarists of our time. His unique artistry has been continually described as that of a superb instrumentalist and a superior and elegant musician, possessing a seductive sound and uncommon lyrical gifts. His career has been dedicated to bringing the guitar to the main musical centers of the world. During three decades of concertizing, he has performed across the United Sates from the New World Symphony in Miami to the Se

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(Fretted). Astor Piazzolla (1921-1992) was the foremost composer and ambassador of tango music, who carried the signature sound of Argentina to clubs and concert halls around the world. This folio gathers 35 of his finest and arranges them for violin and guitar duets. Titles include: Adios nonino * Buenos Aires Hora Cero * Decarisimo * Extasis * Fievre (Fiebre de Tango) * Greenwich * La fin del mundo * Made in USA * Misteriosa Vida * Nuevo Mundo * Recuerdo New York * Tango choc (Doudou) * Yo canto un tango * and more. Includes bio.

14 works by Astor Piazolla transcribed for guitar by Francesco Russo. Contents: Adios Nonino Ave Maria (Tanti Anni Prima) Che Tango Che El Penultimo Fear Finale Introducción (Suite Punta del Este) Jeanne Y Paul Milonga Del Angel Milonga Sin Palabras Oblivion Yo Soy Maria Verano Porteño

(boosey & Hawkes Chamber Music). 25 Tangos By the Revolutionary Tango Musician and Composer Astor Piazzolla, Arranged for Flute and Piano. These Crowd-pleasing Tangos Borrow From Classical, Jazz, and Latin Traditions. Includes Piazzolla's Most Famous Tangos "libertango" and "oblivion." Appropriate for the Intermediate to Early Advanced Player. Contents: Artisane 1 From a Midsummer Night's Dream Ausencias (the Absent) Chanson de La Naissance (song of the Birth) Dansee (dance) From a Midsummer Night's Dream Duo 1 From a Midsummer Night's Dream El Viaje (the Voyage) Fracanapa La Chanson Du Popo (the Song of Popo) From Famille D'artistes Libertango Los Suenos (dreams) Milonga From a Midsummer Night's Dream Milonga for Three Milonga Picaresque Mumuki Nuevo Mundo (new World) Oblivion Ouverture From a Midsummer Night's Dream Psicosis (psychosis) Sensuel (sensual) From Famille D'artistes Sin Rumbo (aimless) Street Tango Tango Final From Famille D'artistes Todo Fue (it All Was) Vuelvo Al Sur (i'm Returning South)

14 works from the Argentine composer Astor Piazzolla transcribed for Piano Solo. Contents: Adios nonino Ave Maria (tanti anni prima) Che tango che El penultimo Escualo Finale Introducción (Suite Punta del Este) Jeanne y Paul Libertango Milonga del Angel Milonga sin palabras Oblivion Solitude lumiere N1 Yo soy Maria

25 Piazzolla Tangos for Alto Saxophone and Piano Boosey & Hawkes Chamber Music Series Book. 25 Tangos By the Revolutionary Tango Musician and Composer Astor Piazzolla, Arranged for Alto Saxophone and Piano. These Crowd-pleasing Tangos Borrow From Classical, Jazz, and Latin Traditions. Includes Piazzolla's Most Famous Tangos Libertango and Oblivion. Appropriate for the Intermediate to Early Advanced Player. Contents: Artisane 1 From a Midsummer Night's Dream Ausencias (the Absent) Chanson de La Naissance (song of the Birth) Dansee (dance) From a Midsummer Night's Dream Duo 1 From a Midsummer Night's Dream El Viaje (the Voyage) Fracanapa La Chanson Du Popo (the Song of Popo) From Famille D'artistes Libertango Los Suenos (dreams) Milonga From a Midsummer Night's Dream Milonga for Three Milonga Picaresque Mumuki Nuevo Mundo (new World) Oblivion Ouverture From a Midsummer Night's Dream Psicosis (psychosis) Sensuel (sensual) From Famille D'artistes Sin Rumbo (aimless) Street Tango Tango Fina

(boosey & Hawkes Chamber Music). 25 Tangos By the Revolutionary Tango Musician and Composer Astor Piazzolla, Arranged for Violin and Piano. These Crowd-pleasing Tangos Borrow From Classical, Jazz, and Latin Traditions. Includes Piazzolla's Most Famous Tangos "libertango" and "oblivion." Appropriate for the Intermediate to Early Advanced Player. Contents: Artisane 1 From a Midsummer Night's Dream Ausencias (the Absent) Chanson de La Naissance (song of the Birth) Dansee (dance) From a Midsummer Night's Dream Duo 1 From a Midsummer Night's Dream El Viaje (the Voyage) Fracanapa La Chanson Du Popo (the Song of Popo) From Famille D'artistes Libertango Los Suenos (dreams) Milonga From a Midsummer Night's Dream Milonga for Three Milonga Picaresque Mumuki Nuevo Mundo (new World) Oblivion Ouverture From a Midsummer Night's Dream Psicosis (psychosis) Sensuel (sensual) From Famille D'artistes Sin Rumbo (aimless) Street Tango Tango Final From Famille D'artistes Todo Fue (it All Was) Vuelvo Al Sur (i'm Returning South)

(Boosey & Hawkes Chamber Music). 25 tangos by the revolutionary tango musician and composer Astor Piazzolla, arranged for cello and piano. These crowd-pleasing tangos borrow from classical, jazz, and Latin traditions. Includes Piazzolla's most famous tangos "Libertango" and "Oblivion." Appropriate for the intermediate to early advanced player. Includes separate pull-out cello part.

Paperback. (Guitar Solo). When you think of the tango, the dramatic music of Argentine composer/arranger and bandoneon player Astor Piazzolla immediately comes to mind. This collection contains 12 of Piazzolla's most beloved compositions masterfully arranged and recorded by award winning Turkish-American classical guitarist Celil Refik Kaya. Each recording is accessed online using the unique code inside the book and can be streamed or downloaded. The audio files include PLAYBACK+, a multi-functional audio player that allows you to slow down audio without changing pitch, set loop points, change keys, and pan left or right: perfect for helping with practice! Pieces include: Adios Nonino * Ausencias * Calambre * Contrabajeando * Decarisimo * El Penultimo * Jeanne Y Paul * Leonora's Love Theme * Libertango * Oblivion * Rio Sena * Zita. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

(Boosey & Hawkes Chamber Music). 25 tangos by the revolutionary tango musician and composer Astor Piazzolla, arranged for cello and piano. These crowd-pleasing tangos borrow from classical, jazz, and Latin traditions. Includes Piazzolla's most famous tangos "Libertango" and "Oblivion." Appropriate for the intermediate to early advanced player. Includes separate pull-out cello part.

(boosey & Hawkes Chamber Music). 25 Tangos By the Revolutionary Tango Musician and Composer Astor Piazzolla, Arranged for Trumpet and Piano. These Crowd-pleasing Tangos Borrow From Classical, Jazz, and Latin Traditions. Includes Piazzolla's Most Famous Tangos "libertango" and "oblivion." Appropriate for the Intermediate to Early Advanced Player. Contents: Artisane 1 From a Midsummer Night's Dream Ausencias (the Absent) Chanson de La Naissance (song of the Birth) Dansee (dance) From a Midsummer Night's Dream Duo 1 From a Midsummer Night's Dream El Viaje (the Voyage) Fracanapa La Chanson Du Popo (the Song of Popo) From Famille D'artistes Libertango Los Suenos (dreams) Milonga From a Midsummer Night's Dream Milonga for Three Milonga Picaresque Mumuki Nuevo Mundo (new World) Oblivion Ouverture From a Midsummer Night's Dream Psicosis (psychosis) Sensuel (sensual) From Famille D'artistes Sin Rumbo (aimless) Street Tango Tango Final From Famille D'artistes Todo Fue (it All Was) Vuelvo Al Sur (i'm Returning South)

(boosey & Hawkes Chamber Music). 25 Tangos By the Revolutionary Tango Musician and Composer Astor Piazzolla, Arranged for Trumpet and Piano. These Crowd-pleasing Tangos Borrow From Classical, Jazz, and Latin Traditions. Includes Piazzolla's Most Famous Tangos "libertango" and "oblivion." Appropriate for the Intermediate to Early Advanced Player. Contents: Artisane 1 From a Midsummer Night's Dream Ausencias (the Absent) Chanson de La Naissance (song of the Birth) Dansee (dance) From a Midsummer Night's Dream Duo 1 From a Midsummer Night's Dream El Viaje (the Voyage) Fracanapa La Chanson Du Popo (the Song of Popo) From Famille D'artistes Libertango Los Suenos (dreams) Milonga From a Midsummer Night's Dream Milonga for Three Milonga Picaresque Mumuki Nuevo Mundo (new World) Oblivion Ouverture From a Midsummer Night's Dream Psicosis (psychosis) Sensuel (sensual) From Famille D'artistes Sin Rumbo (aimless) Street Tango Tango Final From Famille D'artistes Todo Fue (it All Was) Vuelvo Al Sur (i'm Returning South)

Astor Piazzolla, brilliant, iconoclastic tango musician and composer, has become a national hero in Argentina and a cult figure for classical and jazz lovers worldwide, but only after a lifetime of controversy and struggle.The outspoken, headstrong Piazzolla told his story to journalist and longtime fan Natalio Gorin in the spring of 1990 in a series of frank interviews.Among the firsthand observations of others who knew Piazzolla well are those of his lyricist Horacio Ferrer, his fellow musicians, and his colleagues. Translator Fernando Gonzalez, an Argentine native and American popular music critic who covered Piazzolla's career in the United States, has annotated the Amadeus edition for the widening audience that is rediscovering Astor Piazzolla.

Astor Piazzolla was a musical genius, a man who used the national dance of Argentina as raw material for a whole new musical genre. In Le Grand Tango, María Susana Azzi and Simon Collier vividly capture the life of this extraordinary musician--a visionary who won worldwide acclaim, but sparked bitter controversy in his native land. Azzi and Collier trace Piazzolla's early life from his birth in Argentina in 1921 to his childhood years on the Lower East Side of Manhattan, where he first developed a talent for the bandoneon, the accordion-like instrument central to the tango. They describe his return to Argentina at age 16 and his rapid rise in the intoxicating world of tango, where he quickly earned a place with the leading dance band, and then formed his own group. But at the height of his success, Piazzolla decided to take tango music to a new level and studied composition with the legendary Nadia Boulanger in Paris. Combining deft musical analysis and intriguing personal insight, Azzi and Collier show how he created a dramatically new style of tango music influenced by jazz and classical pieces--a tango music meant for listening, not dancing. But they also show that, in the birthplace of the tango, he met fierce resistance. He eventually left Argentina for Europe, where he emerged as an international celebrity. Since Piazzolla's death in 1992, his influence has only grown. Jazz giants such as Gary Burton and Al Di Meola--and classical stars Yo-Yo Ma, Emanuel Ax, and Daniel Barenboim--have all recorded albums of his works. Now Azzi and Collier have given us the first biography of this astonishingly gifted musician.

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