Piazzolla - The Cello Album
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Label: MDG (Dabringhaus und Grimm)
Cat No: MDG65022932
Format: CD
Number of Discs: 1
Genre: Chamber
Release Date: 13th October 2023
Contents
Works
Adios Nonino (tango)Allegro tangabile
Escualo
Milonga sin Palabras
Romance del Diablo
Serie del Angel
Sur: Regreso al amor
Tangata
Tzigane Tango
Violentango
Artists
Dai Miyata (cello)Atsushi Yamanaka (piano)
Kazuma Miura (bandoneon)
Verus String Quartet
Works
Adios Nonino (tango)Allegro tangabile
Escualo
Milonga sin Palabras
Romance del Diablo
Serie del Angel
Sur: Regreso al amor
Tangata
Tzigane Tango
Violentango
Artists
Dai Miyata (cello)Atsushi Yamanaka (piano)
Kazuma Miura (bandoneon)
Verus String Quartet
About
Yet Piazzolla actually started out with something quite different in mind. As a student of Alberto Ginastera and supported by Artur Rubinstein, his first compositional influence was Johann Sebastian Bach - until Nadia Boulanger practically jostled him onto his destined path as a composer by scolding him ("idiot!") after hearing his bandoneon prelude...
The "serious" composition lessons also left their mark: Piazzolla's tangos are all superbly crafted. Various instrumentations allow for their charismatic originality to unfold. Dai Miyata is accompanied by world-class musicians including pianist and arranger Atsushi Yamanaka as well as the Verus String Quartet, who add colourful rhythmical accents to their energetic performance.
The bandoneon, of course, plays an integral role - Kazuma Miura contributes this typical tango flavour along with his own arrangement of Milonga sin Palabras. With this impressive new production from the MDG-Denon series, Dai Miyata shows a completely new facet of his versatile skills, which made him a richly decorated prize-winner of several international competitions.
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