Tango Talk III: Osvaldo Pugliese & Orchestra
- Saturday 30th May 3pm Europe - 2 pm UK -
Tango Orquesta Tipica's were central to the growth and development of argentine tango from 1920's.
Tango wouldn't be as it is without the influence of some great conductors & orchestras like Pugliese, Disarli, Troilo, D'Arienzo, Canaro, Tanturi, Fresedo, Biaggi, D'Agostino, De Angelis, Demare, Calo, Laurenz & more.
In these talks we will explain and identify the fundamental musical, rythmical & expressive elements often used by the conductors & orchestras to create their own unique style and we'll explore some personal, aestetic, social and historical aspects that made them part of the history of tango.
After this talks you will be able to recognise some musical and stylistic aspects of the greatest tango orchestras, get some useful information about their history and understand a bit of the social, personal and historical context where they develop their style
In the third week we'll talk about Osvaldo Pugliese & Orchestra
Osvaldo Pedro Pugliese (Buenos Aires, December 2, 1905 – July 25, 1995) was an Argentine tango conductor, composer and pianist.
Registration:
In order to get the link to the ZOOM virtual room where the talk is going to take place you have to register below:
As this talks are FREE, once you register you'll receive also the access links to the next "Tango Talks"(up to 4), so in case you want to take part on them you don't have to register again avoiding lot's of admin for Mariano.
***Please do not register if you already have the ZOOM access for this talk, you can just drop-in***
Please invite your friends to the Facebook event.
Tango wouldn't be as it is without the influence of some great conductors & orchestras like Pugliese, Disarli, Troilo, D'Arienzo, Canaro, Tanturi, Fresedo, Biaggi, D'Agostino, De Angelis, Demare, Calo, Laurenz & more.
In these talks we will explain and identify the fundamental musical, rythmical & expressive elements often used by the conductors & orchestras to create their own unique style and we'll explore some personal, aestetic, social and historical aspects that made them part of the history of tango.
After this talks you will be able to recognise some musical and stylistic aspects of the greatest tango orchestras, get some useful information about their history and understand a bit of the social, personal and historical context where they develop their style
In the third week we'll talk about Osvaldo Pugliese & Orchestra
Osvaldo Pedro Pugliese (Buenos Aires, December 2, 1905 – July 25, 1995) was an Argentine tango conductor, composer and pianist.
Registration:
In order to get the link to the ZOOM virtual room where the talk is going to take place you have to register below:
As this talks are FREE, once you register you'll receive also the access links to the next "Tango Talks"(up to 4), so in case you want to take part on them you don't have to register again avoiding lot's of admin for Mariano.
***Please do not register if you already have the ZOOM access for this talk, you can just drop-in***
Please invite your friends to the Facebook event.
