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A string instrument derived from the viola da braccio, created around the year 1560 shortly after the appearance of the violin. Unfortunately, the cello did not have as much luck as the violin...
The quintet is made up of section leaders of the Warsaw Camerata orchestra: Adam Zarzycki - 1st violin, Monika Kos-Nowicka - 2nd violin, Michał Styczyński - viola, Jerzy Wołochowicz - cello and Małgorzata Kołcz - double bass.
To avoid being too serious, I won't start by saying that Luca is unearthly handsome (as if it wasn't enough that he plays the cello like a poet and a hard rocker in one). The cello, which was somewhat unfairly overshadowed by a certain beautiful cellist, comes to life in the hands of this young god. It comes to life, screams, argues, and cries. In such a game, one can find a whole range of human experiences and emotions.
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"El Choclo" is a well-known tango composition by Argentine composer Angel G. Villoldo. This energetic and passionate song reflects the author's abilities and sensitivity and has captivated listeners for years. In this wonderful performance, the violin was played by Katicá Illényi, and the cello by Aniko Illényi - outstanding artists who bring wonderful emotions and virtuosity every time they perform on stage. Their talent is extraordinary, and in their interpretation of "El Choclo," one can hear the mastery of performance and a deep understanding of the composition. Angel G. Villoldo, also known as the "Father of Tango," was one of the most important Argentine composers of his time. His contribution to tango music transcends the boundaries of time and place, making him an iconic figure for fans of this musical genre. "El Choclo" is one of his most popular works, which continues to enjoy immense popularity worldwide. This composition, characterized by its distinctive rhythms and melody, brings both joy and melancholy, which is an inseparable feature of tango. Villoldo skillfully combines the tradition of Argentine roots with modern musical influences, creating innovative arrangements and exceptional compositions. It is important to appreciate and admire the creativity of a composer like Angel G. Villoldo, whose music has been able to speak to the hearts of listeners around the world. His piece "El Choclo" performed by Katicá Illényi on violin and Aniko Illényi on cello offers unforgettable musical experiences that linger in memory for a long time. This is undoubtedly a work that deserves recognition and should be appreciated for its influence on the development of tango music.
This video is absolutely amazing! Katica Illényi and Aniko Illényi performing "El Choclo" on the violin and cello is a breath of fresh air. Their talent and passion literally ignite my imagination and make me want to learn to play these instruments as well. The melody is so energetic and full of life that I can't stop moving to the rhythm. This is music that makes me feel alive and happy. I really appreciate such events that inspire and show how great the potential in music is. Thank you, Katica Illényi and Aniko Illényi, for this magical performance!