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Astor Piazzolla – Picasso 03:42
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Astor Piazzolla – Chau París 03:17
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Astor Piazzolla – Tango No. 1 / Coral 03:32
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Joh. Seb. Bach (Arr. C. Gayed) – Jesus bleibet meine Freude 03:57
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Joh. Seb. Bach – Adagio (aus Konzert für Bandoneón und Violine) 06:02
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Astor Piazzolla – Homenaje a Córdoba 08:29
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Joh. Seb. Bach (Arr. C. Gayed) – Air / A. Piazzolla – Oblivion 09:27
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Astor Piazzolla – Adios Nonino 04:08
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Joh. Seb. Bach – Ricercar a 6 (aus Das musicalische Opfer) 07:18
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Astor Piazzolla – Fuga y misterio 04:53
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Astor Piazzolla – Libertango 04:20
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In 2021 we congratulated Astor Piazzolla on his 100th birthday with this program. Piazzolla succeeded like few others in combining the music of the common people - so-called folk music - with elements of art music in such a way that a characteristic personal style emerged.
At first, Piazzolla himself had a love-hate relationship with the tango. He was a kind of child prodigy on the bandoneón, and already as a teenager he played in the leading tango orchestras of Buenos Aires. Soon, however, Johann Sebastian Bach, Jazz and the European avant-garde interested him much more.
Later he broke off his studies in composition - his professor succeeded in reconciling him with the tango. Now, however, something completely new followed: he combined the character of the tango with the counterpoint of the baroque in a unique way, he staffed his formation with drumset and electric guitar, he experimented with forms such as suite, concerto and opera, thus exploding the chanson-like dance pieces of the tango. This became the birth of Tango Nuevo.
In our production, I wanted to juxtapose Piazzolla with his great role model, since a surprising affinity to Bach is evident on various levels. At the same time, Bach's music was to be given a new color - and it therefore made sense to weave the timbre of the bandoneón into Bach's music.
We are especially grateful to have found such a sensitive and passionate counterpart and mentor in Rocco Heins!
With our juxtapositions and interweavings, we wish you the best of entertainment and possibly new perspectives!

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released December 26, 2022

Rocco Heins - Solo Bandoneón
Jonte Schroeder – Solo Violin (Doppelkonzert)
Anja Sommerer – Solo Violin (all other)
Christian Gayed – Conductor
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Samuel Schwenk, Lambert Regel: audio production and mixing
Irma Heinig: mastering
Jan Baruschke: Cover art

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