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| ARTIST: | Pablo Ziegler |
| CATEGORY: | Music |
| MANUFACTURER: | RCA |
| TYPE: | World Fusion, Tango, Pop, Argentina, Int'l & World Music, World Music |
| MEDIA: | Audio CD |
| TRACKS: | Asfalto, La Muerte del Angel, Milonga en el viento, El Empedrado, La Cumparsola, Soledad, Decarisimo, Radio Tango II, Elegante canyenguito, Maria Ciudad, Michelangelo, Dos cadencias sobre 'Adios Nonino' - Pablo Ziegler/Antonio Agri, Elegia sobre 'Adios Nonino' |
| # OF MEDIA: | 1 |
| UPC: | 090266326624 |
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Customer Reviews of Asfalto: Street Tango
Nothing much I bought this album cause I read that Ziegler moves nuevo tango one step ahead. I don't think so. The influnce of Astor is more than obvious.....i don't think that tango can move on any longer without the help of electronic music. The cover looks really nice and the music is ok....but I really expected much more.....by the way....I can't seem to realize how the title asfalto came up.....mystery...!
The Tango beyond Piazzola
Pablo Ziegler's Asfalto is living proof of how tango can benefit with evolution.
Ziegler was Piazzola's piano player and he has incorporated many of the techniques and learnings from his mentor and, as Piazzola did, delivered modern and incredible interpretation of tango music. The Tango and related styles are a very complex and emotional music that like other emotional styles such as Blues and Flamenco owes a great deal to the interpreter. In this case, Ziegler and his band do justice to the music with a passional but well though performance.
This record show the future of tango as a very relevant and valid musical style.
Takes Tango Nuevo a step beyond.
Piazolla elavated tango to a new artistic level, from simple utilitarian music to be danced, to suddenly music that stands proudly on its own artistic merit.
Ziegler continues this tradition. The most startling difference is the addition of drum set to the tango ensemble. This adds a whole new dimension of drive and excitment, although possibly a step away from the intimacy of Piazolla's ensemble style.
I will always admire the classic romantic sound that Piazolla preserves throughout his compositions, but I find the Ziegler finds his way into my stereo even more often!
I highly recommend this album for those who love the Piazolla sound but also enjoy more a more frantic, rhythmic sound.
This is music to be appreciated on all levels, intellectual, emotional, and certainly in your groove thang!