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Title: |
El Tango |
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Tracks: |
El Tango (Piazzolla/Borges)
Jacinto Chiclana (Piazzolla/Borges)
Alguien le dice al Tango (Piazzolla/Borges)
El titere (Piazzolla/Borges)
A Don Nicanor Paredes (Piazzolla/Borges)
Oda intima a Buenos Aires (Piazzolla/Borges)
El hombre de la esquina rosada: Aparicion de Rosendo (Piazzolla/Borges)
El hombre de la esquina rosada: Rosendo y La Lujanera (Piazzolla/Borges)
El hombre de la esquina rosada: Aparicion de Real (Piazzolla/Borges)
El hombre de la esquina rosada: Tango para Real y La Lujanera (Piazzolla/Borges)
El hombre de la esquina rosada: Milonga nocturna (Piazzolla/Borges)
El hombre de la esquina rosada: Bailongo (Piazzolla/Borges)
El hombre de la esquina rosada: Muerte de Real (Piazzolla/Borges)
El hombre de la esquina rosada: Epilogo (Piazzolla/Borges)
All compositions by Astor Piazzolla except where noted. |
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Group: |
Piazzolla, Astor/Borges, Jorge Luis |
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Musicians: |
Piazzolla (Astor) - bandoneon and director
Rivero (Edmundo) - voice (singing)
Medina Castro (Luis) - voice (poetry reading)
Gosis (Jaime) - piano
Lopez Ruiz (Oscar) - guitar
di Fillippo (Roberto) - oboe
Zamek (Margarita) - harp
Yepes (Antonio) - tmbales and xilofon
Jacobson (Leo) - guiro and percussion
Agri (Antonio) - first violin
Baralis (Hugo) - second violin
Lalli (Mario) - viola
Bragato (Jose) - cello
Diaz (Kicho) - bass
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Label: |
Polydor/Polygram |
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Country: |
Japan |
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Catalog number: |
POCP 2623 |
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Media: |
CD |
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Year of release: |
1998 |
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Studio or Live: |
Studio |
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Year of performance: |
1965 |
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Description: |
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Style: |
Piazzolla/Ferrer and Other Works with Singers (1963-1972 and later) |
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Comments: |
This is finally the re-issue on CD of the 1965 LP that captured the collaboration between two greats, Astor Piazzolla composing music to texts by Jorge Luis Borges. The music for "El hombre de la esquina rosada - Suite para recitante, canto, y doce instrumentos" had been written originally in 1960 while Piazzolla was in New York on an idea by Argentinian choreographer Ana Itelman, who also adapted texts taken from Borges' "El hombre de la esquina rosada" for this recording. |
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