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Tango By Year, el podcast

Astor Piazzolla

11 discos en 8 episodios (4 suenan aquí), más 1 capítulos que los mencionan, en el orden en que ocurrió la música.

Discos que suenan, por año de grabación

19451961

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1945

  1. Corrientes y Esmeralda

    Francisco Fiorentino

    Fiorentino as a soloist with Piazzolla's orchestra, an interesting version of a song better known from Pugliese and D'Arienzo.

    Solo en el episodio

  2. Soy una fiera

    Francisco Fiorentino

    Lavocah calls it, for dancers, the most successful interpretation of Piazzolla's early orchestra, though that band was not danced to.

    Solo en el episodio

1947

  1. Chiqué

    A very old, much-recorded tango chosen so listeners can compare Piazzolla's own 1947 instrumental to the Troilo 1944 version he arranged.

  2. El Rápido

    From Piazzolla's only true orquesta típica (formed 1946); complex, colour-shifting arrangements built for listening, not the dance floor.

  3. Taconeando

    Chosen to demonstrate marcato en ocho — eight accents per bar instead of tango's usual four.

    Solo en el episodio

1948

  1. Villeguita

    Piazzolla's own composition from his own band: a modernist track with 'marcato en ocho' (counted in eight), with so many ideas that Lavocah says it is 'less complete' than Negracha.

1951

  1. CapítuloThe Fight That Got Piazzolla Pulled From the Setlist

    A new tango sound started a punch-up on the dance floor.

  2. La Cumparsita

    Recorded by a short-lived orchestra Piazzolla pulled together in 1951, between dissolving his own orquesta tipica (1946-48) and working mainly as an arranger until his move to Paris in 1954.

1955

  1. Nonino

    Lavocah opens with this as the precursor to 1967's Adiós Nonino, and as the moment Piazzolla, recording his own compositions in Paris, marks the end of the dance era.

    Solo en el episodio

  2. Imperial

    A second, more delicate Piazzolla Paris side, played to encourage listeners to go and seek out the rest of that session.

    Solo en el episodio

  3. Nonino

    An instrumental closing the main 1926-1955 survey, described as a precursor to 'Adiós Nonino' and a symbol of tango moving from dance music to concert music.

    Solo en el episodio

1961

  1. Prepárense

    A Piazzolla quintet recording of a tango first heard in the Troilo arrangement of 1951; now he can be true to himself, with Antonio Agri on violin.

    Solo en el episodio

Tango By Year es de Dag Stenvoll y Michael Lavocah, publicado aquí con su permiso. El audio suena desde SoundCloud.