Astor Piazzolla Centenary week
Celebrating Piazzolla’s Centenary
The classic:
Celebrating the dance :
Hoping a few more faves are posted...
The classic:
Celebrating the dance :
Hoping a few more faves are posted...
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How can she dance in those shoes?Originally posted by Globaltruth View PostCelebrating Piazzolla’s Centenary
The classic:
Celebrating the dance :
Hoping a few more faves are posted...
Here's Astor in his sixties, GT, and lookin' good.
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A little tango goes a long way, I find...Comment
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Here's one I got from you, Global, that came in an Annie Proulx inspired playlist.
'Invierno Porteño'
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... yes - I quite like (and mme v is a fan... ) but after a time it all sounds pretty samey to meOriginally posted by Serial_Apologist View Post
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Ha, can guess which book of hers inspired thisOriginally posted by johncorrigan View PostHere's one I got from you, Global, that came in an Annie Proulx inspired playlist.
'Invierno Porteño'
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4iI_BcTIZDA
Thanks JC....Comment
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3 more
Kronos Quartet record with everybody/anybody it seems sometimes.
The results are variable, but this track with AP has a wonderful poignancy
And here's a remix of his classic song, Libertango. Maybe someone with a long memory will remember that it has been posted before on here? (by Lat I think)
Those boys with their flashing lights and slicked back hair....compulsory tango look?
an experimental track, Luna a Luna
such a shame that he is forever associated with a single type of dance when his work is so much more.Comment
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'Fuga y Misterio' is one of my favourites. There was an excellent performance of it at the Proms a couple of years or so ago.Comment
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...and don't forget Miss Jones...as if we could!
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Just having started (re)watching The fall and rise of Reginald Perrin, I was momentarily confused here: I had visions of her doing the tango with Reggie instead of taking a letter!Originally posted by johncorrigan View Post
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Originally posted by Pulcinella View PostJust having started (re)watching The rise and fall of Reginald Perrin, I was momentarily confused here: I had visions of her doing the tango with Reggie instead of taking a letter!
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Originally posted by Pulcinella View PostJust having started (re)watching The fall and rise of Reginald Perrin, I was momentarily confused here: I had visions of her doing the tango with Reggie instead of taking a letter!
Oops! Even more confusion: she's Joan (Greengross), though my memory told me that Reggie says 'Take a letter, Miss Jones'.Originally posted by johncorrigan View Post
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Rising Damp....and here they are dancing the tango:Originally posted by Pulcinella View PostOops! Even more confusion: she's Joan (Greengross), though my memory told me that Reggie says 'Take a letter, Miss Jones'.
and this, your honour, is how we got from Astor Piazzolla to Rigsby in 3 easy moves.Comment
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Originally posted by Globaltruth View PostRising Damp....
and this, your honour, is how we got from Astor Piazzolla to Rigsby in 3 easy moves.
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