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Skip to contentStephen HoldenThe New York Times, 6 July 1992 Nadia Boulanger, Paris, 1954Fernando González, Global Arts Live James CrabbAustralian Chamber Orchestra, January 2022 Astor PiazzollaAustralian Chamber Orchestra, January 2022
Press kit
In the Press
The world’s foremost composer of Tango music.
Now, this is Piazzolla. Don’t ever leave him.
There’s a lot of nerve in Piazzolla. It can be brutal, violent, and it can be incredibly romantic or sad.
For me, tango was always for the ear rather than the feet.
For Planners
- BiographyWikipedia, for programmes and press(opens in a new tab)
- Octeto Buenos AiresThe first band of the new tango, 1955 to 1958(opens in a new tab)
- Photographs for printWikimedia Commons: check the licence on each file(opens in a new tab)
- Adiós NoninoThe piece he wrote in an hour, October 1959(opens in a new tab)
A night of tango, in your hall
Concert halls, festivals, milongas and theatres, for a quintet, a nonet or a bandoneon alone. Tell us the date, the room and whether the audience will dance: we answer within two days.