This is a Groupmuse Virtual Premiere
An online debut of exceptionally crafted pre-recorded content, coupled with musician + audience videochat.
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Capacity
- 50 of 100 spots still available
- No COVID-19 restrictions
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- Bring your own drinks
- No bathroom at this event
In the centennial celebration of Astor Piazzolla, the single most important figure in the history of tango, multi-Grammy-nominated violinist Philippe Quint performs some of the most iconic tango pieces in a program that uses music, narration and visuals to showcase the music and movement that define this historical dance.
Philippe is joined by the brilliant pianist Jun Cho for an evening that centers the work of the Argentine master of the tango, but reaches well beyond the Southern Cone. The performance is pre-recorded, and top quality, produced by our friends at the Philharmonic Society. Philippe will be joining the assembled for a Zoom chat after the show.
A generous patron has underwritten the performance, so money collected will go to the Groupmuse Foundation.
What's the music?
PIAZZOLLA (arr. Pedro Giraudo): Villeguita
CARLOS GARDEL (arr. John Williams): "Por Una Cabeza"
JERRY BOCK (arr. John Williams): “If I Were a Rich Man” from Fiddler on the Roof
GINASTERA (arr. Charles Coleman): Tres Piezas, Op. 6, No. 1, “Cuyana”
STRAVINSKY (arr. by Samuel Dushkin): Scherzo from The Firebird
BARTÓK: Romanian Folk Dance, Sz. 56, Nos. 1, 4 & 6
PIAZZOLLA: Prelude No. 1
NADIA BOULANGER (arr. Charles Coleman): Three Pieces for Cello and Piano, No. 3
PIAZZOLLA (arr. Pedro Giraudo): Tango Triunfal
ELLINGTON/GRAPPELLI (arr. John Novacek): In a Sentimental Mood
PIAZZOLLA: Oblivion
BACH: Violin Sonata No. 4 in C minor, BWV 1017, mvt. 1
PIAZZOLLA (arr. Pedro Giraudo): Muerte del Ángel
PIAZZOLLA (arr. Sofia Gubaidulina): Le Grand Tango
Attendees
Hi all, due to an issue with the settings on the YouTube video, you can just hit play and watch it whenever you want — it’s not programmed to start at any time. Philippe will be joining the Zoom at 6pm CT.
Best,
Team Groupmuse