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String Quartet No. 1, Op. 20~I. Allegro violente ed agitato
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String Quartet No. 1, Op. 20~II. Vivacissimo
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String Quartet No. 1, Op. 20~III. Calmo e poetico
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String Quartet No. 1, Op. 20~IV. Allegramente rustico
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Guitar Sonata, Op. 47~I. Esordio
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Guitar Sonata, Op. 47~II. Scherzo
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Guitar Sonata, Op. 47~III. Canto
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Guitar Sonata, Op. 47~IV. Finale
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Zamba de la viuda
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Chacarera del zorrito
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Gardel Picado (for String Quartet, Guitar and Mixed Sounds)
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Four for Tango for String Quartet
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Milonga Triste
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Ajenas Vacas Arreando - Homage to Leda Valladares~I. Coplas de Baguala, de Jaime Dávalos
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Ajenas Vacas Arreando - Homage to Leda Valladares~II. Tonadas o coplas (Creation on a traditional theme)
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Ajenas Vacas Arreando - Homage to Leda Valladares~III. Carnaval, Canto y Anatas (Creation on a traditional theme)
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Casita de mis Viejos
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Portrait de Ricardo Vilca
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A Orlando Goñi
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Ultima Curda
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Duelo criollo
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Niebla del Riachuelo
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Pobrecita
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Boedo
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Five Tango Sensations for String Quartet and Bandoneon~Loving
Item UPC: 3701624512180
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Label: ALPHA
ABOUT THE ALBUM
Always curious and seeking new horizons, the musicians of the Voce quartet fell in love with Argentina during their concert tours. In Buenos Aires and Rosario, they frequented penas and milongas (folk music dance clubs) and had exciting working sessions with the illustrious Dino Saluzzi... They decided to ask composers Fernando Fiszbein, Gabriel Sivak and Jean-Baptiste Henry to write music and arrangements for them. They perform these pieces with the great Argentine guitarist Pablo Marquez and Jean-Baptiste Henry on bandoneon. This colourful programme features tangos, but also zamba, chacarera, cueca, baguala... Not to mention a tribute to Piazzolla (Four for Tango for string quartet) and Alberto Ginastera, with his first string quartet and his emblematic sonata for guitar.
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