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Tango in Blue - Carole Farley (soprano); Damián Martinez (cello); Dani Espasa (piano); Enrique Tellería (bandoneon);...
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  1. Tango in Blue, for orchestra
  2. Souvenirs, ballet suite: Hesitation - Tango
  3. Oblivion, tango
  4. Tango, for chamber orchestra
  5. Sports et divertissements (Sports and diversions), pieces (21) for piano: Tango Perpétuel
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  1. Tango in Blue, for orchestra
  2. Souvenirs, ballet suite: Hesitation - Tango
  3. Oblivion, tango
  4. Tango, for chamber orchestra
  5. Sports et divertissements (Sports and diversions), pieces (21) for piano: Tango Perpétuel
  6. String Music: Tango
  7. Happy End, musical play: Matrosen-Tango
  8. Casi un Tango, for horn & string orchestra
  9. Latin-American Symphonette for orchestra: Tango
  10. Youkali, tango habañera for voice & piano
  11. Tangazo, for orchestra
  12. Impresiones sobre Ástor (Homenaje a Piazzolla), for orchestra
  13. Jalousie (Jealousy), tango for orchestra
  14. La Cumparsita, for tango orchestra
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There's a tendency to classify composers of the twentieth century as progressives and conservatives. Some certainly qualify for these designations, but it's actually more helpful to regard twentieth century music as a field of competing ideas, of "isms," that swept successively across the musical landscape and influenced most composers at one time or another. Most composers, for instance, tried their hands at serialism. Conversely, even Schoenberg, grimly devoted to advancing the art of music, wrote cabaret songs (the ...

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