From Another World is more than an album title: it's an invitation to travel across centuries, continents, and emotions. At its heart lies an encounter between two musical traditions: the elegance and architecture of European classical music and the expressive pulse of Argentine tango. Bridging these worlds is Guttman Tango Quintet, formed by musicians who draw naturally from both traditions under the direction of violinist Michael Guttman. In From Another World, tango is not nostalgia. It is evolution. Just as Astor Piazzolla once liberated tango from the dance hall into the concert hall, Guttman dialogues with the classics that shaped Western music. Each track on this album begins with a familiar theme (Beethoven, Mozart, Mahler, Dvořák, and others) and lets it wander into Buenos Aires. What emerges is neither parody nor pastiche, but a transformation. Recorded in January 2025 at the Queen Elisabeth Music Chapel, this debut album captures a moment of creative alchemy, an ensemble of classical virtuosos surrendering to the irresistible gravity of tango.

Tracklisting:
1. Buenos Aires – Viena (Beethoven)
2. Du Bout de la Pensée (Satie)
3. Tango for Three Oranges (Prokofiev)
4. Hermano Gustavo (Mahler)
5. Présages (JS Bach)
6. La Revolucionaria (Chopin)
7. Musiquita Nocturna (Mozart)
8. Humo sin Fuego
9. Anápaistos (Schumann)
10. From Another World (Dvořák)
11. Mano Sinistra (Mendelssohn)
12. Valse no.2 (Shostakovich)