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This excellent bandoneon virtuoso and undisputed icon of tango comes from a family of Italian immigrants who settled in Argentina. Astor Pantaleón Piazzolla was born in 1921 in the city of Mar del Plata...
The new international album by Beata Szałwińska - “Aconcagua Project - Astor Piazzolla”, which has been recognized by music critics worldwide as one of the greatest and most important musical tributes to Piazzolla, will also have its premiere in Poland!
Selected rock arrangements of classical music with a touch of commentary. Pieces written hundreds of years ago can come back and penetrate into popular music, jazz, rock, pop, rap, metal - basically everywhere. The penetration here occurs not only in the sphere of composition, but also in the instruments.
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The video "Ave Astor Piazzolla" performed by Kremer, Igudesman & Joo is a fascinating combination of classical music and new tango. Astor Piazzolla, the Argentine composer and bandoneonist, is one of the most influential creators of this musical genre. The first piece presented in the film is "Ave Maria" by J.S. Bach, with the popular theme created by Charles Gounod. This beautiful melody, referring to the spiritual side of music, is taken to a completely new level thanks to Piazzolla's arrangement. Piazzolla's "nuevo tango" combines traditional elements of Argentine tango with compositional techniques of classical music. This combination creates an extraordinary harmony and energetic atmosphere. Kremer, Igudesman & Joo perfectly convey this unique style, adding a touch of humor and fun, making the music even more accessible and interesting. The video is recorded in a cheerful arrangement, highlighting the joy flowing from the performance of these pieces. The artists perform them with passion and virtuosity, conveying their energy and commitment to the audience. "Ave Astor Piazzolla" is an excellent example of how classical music and new dance can surprise and move. This mixture of genres allows us to discover new sounds and emotions. Thanks to this combination, both musical styles gain a new face and become even more accessible to a wide audience. The artists Kremer, Igudesman & Joo prove that music is a universal language that transcends genre boundaries. Their interpretation of Piazzolla's and Bach's works is a true masterpiece that captivates and inspires. It is also an excellent example of how music can be a way to connect different cultures and influence our emotional sphere. "Ave Astor Piazzolla" is a wonderful video that I recommend to anyone who loves and appreciates not only classical music but also new musical discoveries. It is a full of energy and emotion experience that moves and delights, allowing us to discover the beauty of musical diversity.
This video is truly amazing! I love how Kremer, Igudesman & Joo combine classical music with a modern twist. Ave Maria combined with Piazzolla's nuevo tango sounds absolutely magical. The arrangement is cheerful and full of energy, and the musicians perform it with passion and enthusiasm. This is exactly what we need in today's world - a refreshing approach to classical music. I am enchanted and would love to see more of such unconventional combinations!