Legendary tango performer and composer Astor Piazzolla gained experience of jazz in New York and classical form and technique through studies with Alberto Ginastera. His work lends itself perfectly to arrangement for all kinds of ensemble.
1 Michelangelo 70 (Arr. A. Liarmakopoulos for Trombone, Bandoneon, Piano and Double Bass)
2 Histoire Du Tango (History of the Tango): II. Cafe 1930 (Arr. A. Liarmakopoulos for Trombone and Guitar)
3 Histoire Du Tango (History of the Tango): III. Night Club 1960 (Arr. A. Liarmakopoulos for Trombone and Marimba)
4 Soledad (Arr. A. Liarmakopoulos for Trombone, Bandoneon, Piano and Double Bass)
5 Le Grand Tango (Arr. A. Liarmakopoulos for Trombone and Piano)
6 Oblivion (Arr. A. Liarmakopoulos for Trombone, Piano and Double Bass)
7 Escualo (Arr. A. Liarmakopoulos for Trombone, Bandoneon, Piano and Double Bass)
8 I. La Muerte Del Angel
9 II. Milonga Del Angel
10 III. Resurreccion Del Angel
11 Tanti Anni Prima, Ave Maria
Legendary tango performer and composer Astor Piazzolla gained experience of jazz in New York and classical form and technique through studies with Alberto Ginastera. His work lends itself perfectly to arrangement for all kinds of ensemble.
