“golden age of tango”
Eras
Articles
- Golden Age I: 1935–1945orchestra, especially after the arrival of pianist Rodolfo Biagi, restored a driving two-four beat that returned dancers to the floors and initiated the period commonly called the Golden Age of tangoArticle
- Héctor Granéarranger and composer who served as pianist and principal arranger for Pedro Laurenz's orchestra from the end of 1936 until approximately 1950, shaping its sound during the golden age of tangoArticle
- Mariano MoresThese works combined melodic accessibility with sophisticated harmonic language and achieved both commercial success and critical stature within the golden age of tango.Article