Piazzolla means Tango to most people; but that goes both ways: anyone who said tango in the last twenty years immediately evoked associations with Piazzolla. And rightly so, even though it was not ever thus. Of course the tango has a much wider historical meaning; there now exists a tango beyond Piazzolla; but if anyone was worthy to put the tango on the musical map of the world (or, more fashionably on the world music map) then it was this difficult, short-tempered, obstinate, capricious wanderer.
Tracklist
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Additional information
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SKU | 17202 |
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Cables | van den Hul T3 series |
Digital Converters | DCS A/D DSD / DCS DA |
Mastering Engineer | Jared Sacks |
Mastering Equipment | B&W 803 diamond series |
Microphones | Bruel & Kjaer, Schoeps |
Mixing Board | Rens Heijnis custom design |
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Producer | Jared Sacks |
Recording Engineer | Jared Sacks |
Recording location | Mont Guibert, Belgium |
Recording Software | Pyramix bij Merging |
Recording Type & Bit Rate | DSD64 |
Speakers | Audiolab, Holland |
Release Date | May 9, 2015 |
Press reviews
American Record Guide
“Marcucci plays on the edge of emotional and technical extremes. (…) Excellent sonics in the Channel Classics tradition make this cd easy to recommend.”
Luister 10
“het beste wat er op het gebied van de tango bezien vanuit klassieke perspectief te krijgen is. Marcucci speelt bandoneon met een intensiteit zoals eigenlijk alleen Piazzolla dat kon en krijgt dankzij de subtiele strijkersarragementen ook alle ruimte (…) Een absolute must voor iedereen die weet dat de tango meer is dan louter een paar tranen van Maxima”
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