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Pablo Ziegler
13 facts · 3 sources · every fact links its source
Born on1
Born on Born in Buenos Aires.1944-09-02Single source
Described as9
Described as Composes and orchestrates for a stage Woyzeck, the first of many theatre scores.1974Single source
Described as Becomes Astor Piazzolla's pianist.1978Single source
Described as Plays with the re-formed Conjunto 9 at the Teatro Colón with the Buenos Aires Philharmonic.1983Single source
Described as Scores the film Adiós Roberto.1985Single source
Described as Records Tango: Zero Hour with Piazzolla's quintet.1986Single source
Described as Piazzolla stops performing; his time in the quintet ends.1989Single source
Described as Founds his New Tango Quartet.1990Single source
Described as Records Los Tangueros with Emanuel Ax for Sony.1996Single source
Described as Tokyo Jazz Tango Ensemble 15th-anniversary concert at Toyosu Civic Hall.2026-10-13Single source
Won3
Won Bajo Cero wins the Latin Grammy for best tango album.2003Single source
Won Jazz Tango wins the Grammy for best Latin jazz album.2018Single source
Won Named a distinguished cultural personality by the Buenos Aires legislature.2019Single source
Timeline
1944-09-02
Born on Born in Buenos Aires.Single source
1974
Described as Composes and orchestrates for a stage Woyzeck, the first of many theatre scores.Single source
1978
Described as Becomes Astor Piazzolla's pianist.Single source
1983
Described as Plays with the re-formed Conjunto 9 at the Teatro Colón with the Buenos Aires Philharmonic.Single source
1985
Described as Scores the film Adiós Roberto.Single source
1986
Described as Records Tango: Zero Hour with Piazzolla's quintet.Single source
1989
Described as Piazzolla stops performing; his time in the quintet ends.Single source
1990
Described as Founds his New Tango Quartet.Single source
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