Lemoine Piazzolla - Histoire Du Tango - Piano
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Essential Information About This Score
Essential Information About This Score
- A musical journey through the history of tango : 4 evocative scenes, from "Bordel 1900" to "Concert of Today".
- Expressive piano writing : between lively rhythms, nocturnal atmospheres, and more modern harmonies.
- Ideal for enriching your repertoire : a characterful score, perfect for working on style, articulation, and colors.
- Arrangements by Kyoko Yamamoto : an adaptation designed for piano, faithful to the spirit of tango.
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Summary of This Score
This piano score offers a progressive immersion into the major periods of tango, through four pieces with a strong character. With Bordel 1900, we revisit the birth of tango in Buenos Aires and its initial energy: music full of grace, liveliness, and good humor, driven by a direct rhythmic momentum. The mood then changes with Café 1930 : tango becomes more of a listening music, more romantic, more musical, and above all more melancholic, with a slower tempo and renewed harmonies.
The third stage, Night-club 1960, reflects international openness and stylistic evolution: influences intersect, the spirit modernizes, and tango transforms profoundly, like a small aesthetic revolution. Finally, Concert of Today connects with a more contemporary writing, where one can perceive reminiscences of 20th-century music against a tango backdrop. A coherent and contrasting program, ideal for working on interpretation, mood management, rhythmic precision, and the sonic palette on piano, while exploring music as lively as it is rich in history.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Latin | Publication | Sheet music |
| Arranger | Kyoko Yamamoto | Difficulty | Level 5 |
| Instrumentation | Piano | Pages | 32 |
| Genre | Tango score | ||
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Questions frequently asked
Which pieces are included in this tango piano score?
The score includes four pieces: Bordel 1900, Café 1930, Night-club 1960, and Concert d'aujourd'hui. They trace different stylistic periods of tango.
What is the difficulty level of Histoire du Tango for piano?
Level 5 is indicated for this edition. The writing particularly requires working on rhythmic precision and changes in mood. The four pieces alternate between direct energy, melancholic lyricism, and a more contemporary language.
How many pages does the collection have?
The collection contains 32 pages.
Is this an arrangement for solo piano?
The indicated instrumentation is piano. The arrangement is by Kyoko Yamamoto and presents the four pieces in this configuration.
What tango styles are explored in the four movements?
The four works range from the Buenos Aires tango of Bordel 1900 to the 20th-century reminiscences of Concert d'aujourd'hui. Café 1930 takes on a slower tempo with renewed harmonies, while Night-club 1960 reflects a modernization enriched by international influences.
