Astor Piazzolla Y Horacio Ferrer - Maria De Buenos Aires FLAC

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Credits

• Lyrics By – Horacio Ferrer
• Music By – Astor Piazzolla
• Vocals – Amelita Baltar, Hector De Rosas

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On the back sleeve : Nougrafic S.A. (Barcelona)
Editado por Jazz Workshop S.L.

Barcodes

• Depósito Legal: B-4522-90
• Rights Society: SADAIC

Companies

• Record Company – Jazz Workshop S.L.
• Printed By – Nougráfic, S.A.

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Latin Tango. Astor Piazzolla , Horacio Ferrer. Songs in album Maria De Buenos Aires 1968. Astor Piazzolla Ferrer - Alevare. Astor Piazzolla Ferrer - Tema De Maria. Astor Piazzolla Ferrer - Balada Para Un Organito Loco. Astor Piazzolla Ferrer - Milango Carrieguera. Astor Piazzolla Ferrer - Fuga Y Misterio Instrumental. Astor Piazzolla Ferrer - Poema Valseado. Astor Piazzol. Astor Piazzolla's operita María de Buenos Aires is best known through just a few instrumental excerpts Fuga y Misterio, Tangata del alba and perhaps one of its tango songs Yo Soy María. It has been revived only a few times since its 1968 Buenos Aires premiere a 1987 Italian production added orchestration and new music, and violinist and Piazzolla admirer Gidon Kremer recorded it in the late '90s in another new arrangement. That is the story of María de Buenos Aires, a 30-year-old Spanish-language operetta composed by Astor Piazzolla, the foremost proponent of modern tango. Ferrer's textured spoken baritone brings a weary romance to the work, contrasting with Julia Zenko's robust María, who can enunciate pizzicato syllable-for-syllable runs without losing the meaning of her phrases, and who trills her r's with an emphasis equal parts street-wise and regal. For much of the operetta, María is actually the shadow spirit of María, cursed to wander the city if Zenko's ethereal María seems more passionate than most mortals do, one must assume that Ferrer approves of the interpretation. Suite from Maria de Buenos Aires, A. Piazzolla arr. Steven Verhelst - Yo soy Maria - Balada para un organizo Loco - Habanera - Fuga y Misterio ía de Buenos Aires is a tango opera tango operita with music by Ástor Piazzolla and libretto by Horacio Ferrer that premiered at the Sala Planeta in Buenos Aires on 8 May 1968. The first part of the surreal plot centers on the experiences of a prostitute in Buenos Aires, Argentina the second part takes place after her death. The characters include María and, after her death, the Shadow of María, a singer of payadas various members of the Buenos Aires underworld. Maria de Buenos Aires - Quintet. Astor Piazzolla-Vuelvo Al Sur. Guastavino Pampamapa Voice and Piano. Aires, Argentina. Oerechos inter naciories asequrados. All rlght. testrrVed ihclUcilng the Right of PUblic Performance for profit. Impreso en Argentina. de ac. erdo a la ley . ao I '1'. ltF . María de Buenos Aires. Astor Piazzolla. María de Buenos Aires Tracklist. Amelita Baltar, Héctor de Rosas & Horacio Ferrer Lyrics. About María de Buenos Aires. María de Buenos Aires Q&A. Astor Piazzolla And Horacio Ferrer : Maria De Buenos Aires is a latin jazz music album recording by ASTOR PIAZZOLLA released in 1968 on CD, LPVinyl andor cassette. Operita en 2 Partes Astor Piazzolla - música Horacio Ferrer - letra Amelita Baltar - canto Hector De Rosas - canto. About this release. Trova TLS-5020 Argentina. Thanks to snobb for the addition. Album station. Buenos Aires Hora Cero. Artist: Astor Piazzolla