“Tango Royal”
I love the Tango as a dance, and I like Tango music. In my next life I will learn to do the Tango as a younger man; I will also study the Cello and the Viola.
“Tango Royal” is a selection of Tangos by Piazzolla and others, as arranged for bandoneon player Carel Kraayenhof and his own sextet (Sexteto Canyengue), together with the Concertgebouw Chamber Orchestra and the Netherlands Chamber Choir.
The selections are as follows:
Alvarez, R D:
- Maypa
Kraayenhof:
- Clavel rojo
- Máxima
- Milonga para Thirza
Heleen Koele (soprano)
Netherlands Chamber Choir, Sexteto Canyengue
Piazzólla:
- Milonga del ángel
- Balada para un loco
Vesko Eschkenazy (violin)
Netherlands Chamber Choir, Sexteto Canyengue
- Concerto for Bandoneon & Orchestra ‘Aconcagua’
- Oblivion
Netherlands Chamber Choir, Sexteto Canyengue
- Adiós Nonino
Netherlands Chamber Choir, Sexteto Canyengue
Performed by Carel Kraayenhof (bandoneón), support by the Concertgebouw Chamber Orchestra, conducted by Ed Spanjaard
Do you remember the movie “Scent of a woman”? You can see one great scene from it now:
The Tango – Scent of a Woman – Movie (1992)
And now here is the Bandoneon Tango “Adios Nonino” by Astor Piazzolla
http://youtu.be/4gjecwPc_lU
Lastly, here is “Solitude” performed by Carel Kraayenhof and Juan Pablo Dobal
Tags: Tango, Tango Royal, Carel Kraayenhof , bandoneón, Sexteto Canyengue