Astor Piazzolla - Pulsacion (Remastered) (2003)
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Artist: Astor Piazzolla
Title: Pulsacion
Year Of Release: 1969 (2003)
Label: Circular Moves
Genre: Classical, Latin, Tango
Quality: FLAC (tracks+.cue,log,scans)
Total Time: 38:34
Total Size: 244 Mb
WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist: Title: Pulsacion
Year Of Release: 1969 (2003)
Label: Circular Moves
Genre: Classical, Latin, Tango
Quality: FLAC (tracks+.cue,log,scans)
Total Time: 38:34
Total Size: 244 Mb
WebSite: Album Preview
Pulsacion:
01 - Pulsacion No.1
02 - Pulsacion No.2
03 - Pulsacion No.4
04 - Pulsacion No.5
Astor Piazzolla - Bandoneon
Dante Amicarelli - Piano
Antonio Abri - Violin
Hugo Baralis - Violin
Simon Zlotnik - Viola
Jose Bragato - Cello
Cacho Tirao - Guitarra
Arturo Schneider - Flauta y Saxo
Kicho Diaz - Contrabajo
Jose Corriale - Percusion
Instrumental music from "Maria de Buenos Aires":
05 - Misterio
06 - Contramilonga A La Funerala
07 - Allegro Tangabile
08 - Tocata Rea
09 - Tangata Del Alba
Astor Piazzolla - Bandoneon
Jame Gosis - Piano
Antonio Agri - Violin
Hugo Baralis - Violin
Victor Pontino - Cello
Nestor Panik - Viola
Kicho Diaz - Contrabajo
Cacho Tirao - Guitarra
Arturo Schneider - Flauta
Jose Corriale - Percusión
The Pulsacion set is sort of a musical orphan that has been tacked on to other compilation CDs over the years, but here it is in the logical sequence of its original issue. Those who have never heard it will find it surprisingly different from much of Piazzolla's other works. Different though it is, Pulsacion still screams Piazzolla.
The instrumental pieces from Maria de Buenos Aires, released previously on the ANS Masterpieces compilation, include the musically difficult Fuga y Misterio, the brooding melancholy of Contramilonga A La Funerala, the Zappa-esque stunner Allegro Tangabile, the dissonant variation on many previous Piazzolla themes Tocata Rea, and the percussive xylophone-driven staccato of Tangata del Alba.
The instrumental pieces from Maria de Buenos Aires, released previously on the ANS Masterpieces compilation, include the musically difficult Fuga y Misterio, the brooding melancholy of Contramilonga A La Funerala, the Zappa-esque stunner Allegro Tangabile, the dissonant variation on many previous Piazzolla themes Tocata Rea, and the percussive xylophone-driven staccato of Tangata del Alba.