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New Years Tango
Enjoy and exceptional concert in the lead up to the new year and relive the early days of tango in Buenos Aires, come to listen to our blend of the moving, heart stopping Argentine dance music live in the stunning setting of St James Church Piccadilly
Tango is passion, tango is nostalgia, tango is the allure of Buenos Aires; the danger of porteño knife fights, of broken hearts, and of the dance that exemplifies it. Born from the collision of Italian immigrant labour with local mestizo traditions tango is one of the great dance forms on earth, alongside a century-long treasure trove of passionate music.
Tango came of age as a worldwide phenomenon in the person of one extraordinary man: Astor Piazzolla. Initially an outcast from his homeland, Piazzolla blended New York jazz, Argentine música folclórica and tango, creating Tango Nuevo – a new style of dance music to which people had to sit and listen! With his death in 1992 a tidal wave of Latin passion was unleashed, sweeping the world as converts were drawn into the power and lyricism of his unforgettable music.
Featuring
Tango 44
Corina Piatti - vocals
Jonathan Truscott – violin
Pavlos Carvalho – cello
Mark Troop – piano
Programme
Piazzolla - Otoño Porteño
Piazzolla - Ave Maria
Lucio Demaré - Malena
Piazzolla - Los Pájaros Perdidos
Piazzolla - Libertango
Piazzolla - Fuga y misterio
Carlos Gardel - Por Una Cabeza
Mariano Mores - Uno
Piazzolla - Oblivion
Piazzolla - Mumuki
Piazzolla - Primavera Porteña
Piazzolla - Vuelvo al Sur
& further items
Tango is passion, tango is nostalgia, tango is the allure of Buenos Aires; the danger of porteño knife fights, of broken hearts, and of the dance that exemplifies it. Born from the collision of Italian immigrant labour with local mestizo traditions tango is one of the great dance forms on earth, alongside a century-long treasure trove of passionate music.
Tango came of age as a worldwide phenomenon in the person of one extraordinary man: Astor Piazzolla. Initially an outcast from his homeland, Piazzolla blended New York jazz, Argentine música folclórica and tango, creating Tango Nuevo – a new style of dance music to which people had to sit and listen! With his death in 1992 a tidal wave of Latin passion was unleashed, sweeping the world as converts were drawn into the power and lyricism of his unforgettable music.
Featuring
Tango 44
Corina Piatti - vocals
Jonathan Truscott – violin
Pavlos Carvalho – cello
Mark Troop – piano
Programme
Piazzolla - Otoño Porteño
Piazzolla - Ave Maria
Lucio Demaré - Malena
Piazzolla - Los Pájaros Perdidos
Piazzolla - Libertango
Piazzolla - Fuga y misterio
Carlos Gardel - Por Una Cabeza
Mariano Mores - Uno
Piazzolla - Oblivion
Piazzolla - Mumuki
Piazzolla - Primavera Porteña
Piazzolla - Vuelvo al Sur
& further items
Monday 30 Dec 24
St James Piccadilly, London W1J 9LL
8pm-9pm£22, £28, £38, £45
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