Artist: Astor Piazzolla
Title Of Album: "Pulsacion", instrumental music from "Maria de Buenos Aires"
Year Of Release: 2003
Genre: Classical/Latin/Tango
Quality: Flac ( tracks+.cue)/mp3
Bitrate: Lossless/320kbps
Total Time: 38:34 min
Total Size: 222 mb/89mb
WebSite: Piazzolla

Tracklist:

Pulsacion:
01 - Pulsacion No.1
02 - Pulsacion No.2
03 - Pulsacion No.4
04 - Pulsacion No.5

Instrumental music from "Maria de Buenos Aires":
05 - Misterio
06 - Contramilonga A La Funerala
07 - Allegro Tangabile
08 - Tocata Rea
09 - Tangata Del Alba

Треки 1, 2, 3, 4 записаны в 1968:

ASTOR PIAZZOLLA - BANDONEON
DANTE AMICARELLI - PIANO
ANTONIO AGRI - VIOLIN
HUGO BARALIS - VIOLIN
JOSE BRAGATO - CELLO
CACHO TIRAO - GUITAR
ARTURO SCHNEIDER - FLUTE AND SAXOPHONE
KICHO DIAZ - BASS
JOSE CORRIALE - PERCUSSION
SIMON ZLOTNIK - VIOLA

Треки 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 записаны в 1969:

ASTOR PIAZZOLLA - BANDONEON
JAIME GOSIS - PIANO
ANTONIO AGRI - VIOLIN
HUGO BARALIS - VIOLIN
VICTOR PONTINO - CELLO
NESTOR PANIK - VIOLA
KICHO DIAZ - BASS
CACHO TIRAO - GUITAR
ARTURO SCHNEIDER - FLUTE
JOSE CDRRIALE - PERCUSSION
TITO BISIO - VIBES, XILOPHONE, CAMPANELLI

A little bit of background, dear reader. The first four tracks on this album were written by Astor Piazzolla for a movie titled Pulsacion. The last five were utilized to augment the release of this CD and come from the “tango operita” Maria de Buenos Aires. Now it’s time to turn to the music.


Piazzolla extended the ambit of the tango without watering down its integrity or diminishing its strengths. In doing so the bandoneon player embodied it with an expediency that found inspiration in classical forms as well as jazz. Both traits are well and distinctly manifested here, which makes the music a palpable swirling force of emotion. Adding to the impact are charts which vent the music in all its majestic hues.