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Copenhagen

2006: 12007: 42008: 52009: 52010: 32011: 92012: 62013: 102014: 152015: 112016: 42017: 32018: 42019: 62020: 42022: 22023: 82024: 22025: 12026: 2
2006’10’202026
performances filmed, by the year danced· our videos

2006: 1, 0; 2007: 4, 0; 2008: 5, 0; 2009: 5, 0; 2010: 3, 0; 2011: 9, 0; 2012: 6, 0; 2013: 10, 0; 2014: 15, 0; 2015: 11, 0; 2016: 4, 0; 2017: 3, 0; 2018: 4, 0; 2019: 6, 0; 2020: 4, 0; 2022: 2, 0; 2023: 8, 0; 2024: 2, 0; 2025: 1, 0; 2026: 2, 0

  1. 51% of the performances filmed here are from 2010–2015.

    How we know

    The shortest run of years that holds at least half of them: 54 of 105 performances in our videos, each filmed Occasion once, under the year it was danced.

Copenhagen: Copenhagen: Jacob Gade was principal conductor of the 24-piece orchestra of the Palads Cinema when he composed the tango Jalousie 'Tango Tzigane' in 1925, Copenhagen: Jalousie was first performed under Gade's baton on 14 September 1925, the opening night of the Danish premiere of the silent film Don Q, Son of Zorro, Copenhagen: written to accompany the silent film Son of Zorro while Jacob Gade led the Palads Cinema orchestra, the tango Jalousie premiered on 14 September 1925 and was an instant international hit, Copenhagen: the Palads cinema, in the former central railway station on Axeltorv, opened on 18 October 1912 with 1,780 seats and a 30-man orchestra, Scandinavia's largest entertainment centre, Copenhagen: in 1909 the violinist and dance-music composer Jacob Gade, later the author of the tango Jalousie, was hired by the Hotel Bristol, in front of the city's main plaza, Copenhagen: after Jalousie, Jacob Gade's tango Romanesca (with Rhapsodietta) was published in Copenhagen and in Paris, and Copenhagen: in 1921 Jacob Gade returned from New York to a post as kapelmester at the Palads cinema, where in 1925 he composed Jalousie, Tango Tsigane for a film.††† 1909: Copenhagen: in 1909 the violinist and dance-music composer Jacob Gade, later the author of the tango Jalousie, was hired by the Hotel Bristol, in front of the city's main plaza.† 1912: Copenhagen: the Palads cinema, in the former central railway station on Axeltorv, opened on 18 October 1912 with 1,780 seats and a 30-man orchestra, Scandinavia's largest entertainment centre.† 1921: Copenhagen: in 1921 Jacob Gade returned from New York to a post as kapelmester at the Palads cinema, where in 1925 he composed Jalousie, Tango Tsigane for a film.† 1925: Copenhagen: Jacob Gade was principal conductor of the 24-piece orchestra of the Palads Cinema when he composed the tango Jalousie 'Tango Tzigane' in 1925.† 1925: Copenhagen: after Jalousie, Jacob Gade's tango Romanesca (with Rhapsodietta) was published in Copenhagen and in Paris.†

The music danced here

The recordings most danced here, on film. The bar is how often each is still danced everywhere we index.

  1. Milonga del recuerdoJuan D'ArienzoAlberto Echagüe
    523 dances
  2. AnsiedadJuan D'ArienzoAlberto Echagüe
    213 dances
  3. Una tarde cualquieraMiguel CalóRoberto Arrieta
    24 dances
  4. La vi llegarOsvaldo PuglieseJorge Maciel
    81 dances
  5. Mozo guapoRicardo TanturiAlberto Castillo
    174 dances
  6. Te aconsejo que me olvidesAníbal TroiloFrancisco Fiorentino
    424 dances
  7. El jagüelCarlos Di Sarliinstrumental
    125 dances
  8. Tus palabras y la nocheCarlos Di SarliOscar Serpa
    215 dances
  9. La capilla blancaCarlos Di SarliMario Pomar
    86 dances
  10. Yunta de oroColor Tango (Roberto Alvarez)
    78 dances
  11. Que tiempo aquelFrancisco LomutoJorge Omar
    349 dances
  12. El puntazoJuan D'Arienzoinstrumental
    467 dances
  13. En el rosalJuan D'ArienzoJorge Valdez
    98 dances
  14. La cicatrizJuan D'ArienzoAlberto Echagüe
    523 dances
  15. SaludosOrquesta Típica Sans Souci
    26 dances
  16. DivagandoOsvaldo Fresedoinstrumental
    4 dances
  17. BarroOsvaldo PuglieseAlberto Morán
    106 dances
  18. Oigo tu vozRicardo TanturiEnrique Campos
    182 dances
  19. El último adiósRodolfo BiagiAndrés Falgás
    121 dances
  20. Ilusión azulAlfredo De AngelisCarlos Dante
    273 dances

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Copenhagen: Jacob Gade was principal conductor of the 24-piece orchestra of the Palads Cinema when he composed the tango Jalousie 'Tango Tzigane' in 19251925

Single source

Copenhagen: Jalousie was first performed under Gade's baton on 14 September 1925, the opening night of the Danish premiere of the silent film Don Q, Son of ZorroSep 14, 1925

Single source

Copenhagen: written to accompany the silent film Son of Zorro while Jacob Gade led the Palads Cinema orchestra, the tango Jalousie premiered on 14 September 1925 and was an instant international hitSep 14, 1925

Single source

Copenhagen: the Palads cinema, in the former central railway station on Axeltorv, opened on 18 October 1912 with 1,780 seats and a 30-man orchestra, Scandinavia's largest entertainment centreOct 18, 1912

Single source

Copenhagen: in 1909 the violinist and dance-music composer Jacob Gade, later the author of the tango Jalousie, was hired by the Hotel Bristol, in front of the city's main plaza1909

Single source

Copenhagen: after Jalousie, Jacob Gade's tango Romanesca (with Rhapsodietta) was published in Copenhagen and in Paris1925

Single source

Copenhagen: in 1921 Jacob Gade returned from New York to a post as kapelmester at the Palads cinema, where in 1925 he composed Jalousie, Tango Tsigane for a film1921

Single source

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