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Mauricio Mise

Mauricio Mise (born 14 August 1912, died 21 July 1983) was an Argentine tango musician who led the violin section of José Basso's orchestra from 1947 [1][5]. He also played with Cayetano Puglisi, Francisco Canaro, Pedro Laurenz, Leopoldo Federico and the Sexteto Mayor [1][3][4].

Mauricio Mise was born on 14 August 1912 [5]. He began performing young: in 1927, at fifteen, he played in Cayetano Puglisi's sextet at the Paramount cinema and recorded for Victor [1].

Over the following decades he played in several orchestras, including those of Francisco Canaro and Pedro Laurenz [3][4]. In 1947 he became head of the violin section of José Basso's new orchestra [1]. He later backed the singer Julio Sosa in Leopoldo Federico's orchestra and in 1973 joined the Sexteto Mayor [1]. He died on 21 July 1983 [1].

Early career

In 1927, at the age of fifteen, Mise played in Cayetano Puglisi's sextet at the Paramount cinema and made recordings for Victor [1].

One source records him playing in Francisco Canaro's orchestra in 1929 [3]. On 5 December 1930 he accompanied four Carlos Gardel recordings together with Francisco Canaro's musicians [1].

With Pedro Laurenz

In 1936 Mise joined Pedro Laurenz's orchestra at the Confitería Richmond, where he replaced Alfredo Gobbi [1]. On 24 September 1937 he played on Laurenz's first record for Victor, which paired Arrabal and Abandono [1].

He is also listed as a member of Laurenz's orchestra in 1940 [4]. In 1943 he was still with Laurenz, appearing with the orchestra on Radio Belgrano and at the Dancing Ocean [2].

With José Basso

In 1947 Mise became head of the violin section of José Basso's new orchestra [1]. With Basso he performed on Radio Belgrano and at the café Marzotto [1]. In 1955 he was dismissed from Basso's orchestra over union matters [1].

Later years

Mise spent several years backing the singer Julio Sosa in Leopoldo Federico's orchestra [1]. This period ended in 1964 with Sosa's death [1].

In 1973 Mise joined the Sexteto Mayor [1]. He died on 21 July 1983 [1].

Recordings

Recordings in which the sources place Mise include [1]:

- Victor recordings with Cayetano Puglisi's sextet in 1927 [1] - Four Carlos Gardel recordings, made with Francisco Canaro's musicians on 5 December 1930 [1] - Pedro Laurenz's first Victor record, Arrabal and Abandono, made on 24 September 1937 [1]

References

  1. 1.Mauricio Mise · todotango.com
  2. 2.Orquesta Típica Pedro Laurenz (Oscar Zucchi) · todotango.com
  3. 3.Orquesta Típica Francisco Canaro · todotango.com
  4. 4.Orquesta Típica Pedro Laurenz - Todotango.com · todotango.com
  5. 5.Tangopedia staff · tangopedia.app
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Described as10

Described as At fifteen plays in Cayetano Puglisi's sextet at the Paramount cinema and records for Victor.1927Single source

Described as Accompanies four Carlos Gardel recordings with Francisco Canaro's musicians.1930-12-05Single source

Described as Joins Pedro Laurenz's orchestra at Confitería Richmond, replacing Alfredo Gobbi.1936Single source

Described as Plays on Laurenz's first Victor record, Arrabal and Abandono.1937-09-24Single source

Described as With Laurenz on Radio Belgrano and at the Dancing Ocean.1943Single source

Described as Heads the violins of José Basso's new orchestra, on Radio Belgrano and at café Marzotto.1947Single source

Described as Dismissed from Basso's orchestra over union matters.1955Single source

Described as His years backing Julio Sosa in Leopoldo Federico's orchestra end with the singer's death.1964Single source

Described as Joins the Sexteto Mayor.1973Single source

Described as Dies on 21 July 1983.1983-07-21Single source

Played in2

Played in Francisco Canaro1929Single source

Played in Pedro Laurenz1940Single source

Born on1

Born on 1912-08-141912-08-14source

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