Universal Edition Solo Tango Solo Piano - Piano
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Summary of This Sheet Music
In this second volume, Gustavo Beytelmann continues his meticulous work by selecting and arranging for solo piano ten pieces among the most beautiful pages of Argentine tango. The goal is not just to "play the notes," but to understand what gives tango its soul: the pulse, the contrast between tension and release, the inner singing, and the way to make the melody breathe.
The selection highlights the richness of the repertoire and the variety of compositional languages, from the most rhythmic to the most lyrical tango. You will find masterpieces by iconic composers such as Agustín Bardi (Que noche!), Ernesto Ponzio (Don Juan), Francisco De Caro (Flores negras), as well as the essential Carlos Gardel (Melodía de arrabal, Por una cabeza). Each arrangement is crafted for piano, emphasizing the left hand (march, habanera, offbeat) as much as the singing right hand, to achieve an authentic and expressive sound.
Throughout the pages, Beytelmann also shares a performance approach that encourages smart practice: refining sound layers, articulating precisely, cultivating rubato tastefully, and preserving the energy of the dance, even in the most cantabile passages. This sheet music is ideal for pianists seeking a demanding, rewarding, and deeply musical tango repertoire.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Latin | Publication | Sheet music |
| Composer | Agustín Bardi, Ernesto Ponzio, Francisco De Caro, Carlos Gardel | Genre | Tango sheet music (Argentine music) |
| Arranger | Gustavo Beytelmann | Difficulty | Intermediate to advanced |
| Instrumentation | Solo piano | ||
Questions frequently asked
What piano skill level is required to play Solo Tango Solo Piano?
The collection is intended for intermediate to advanced levels. The arrangements especially require work on sound layers, articulation, and rubato.
Which tango pieces are included in this volume?
The selection brings together ten pieces arranged for solo piano by Gustavo Beytelmann. It notably includes Que noche! by Agustín Bardi, Don Juan by Ernesto Ponzio, and Flores negras by Francisco De Caro. Two titles by Carlos Gardel are also featured: Melodía de arrabal and Por una cabeza.
Do the arrangements focus on the left hand at the piano?
The writing highlights the left hand with marches, habanera figures, and off-beats. The right hand carries the melodic line to structure the different sound layers.
How many pieces does this tango collection contain?
This second volume offers ten pieces from the Argentine tango repertoire for solo piano.
Is Solo Tango Solo Piano suitable for practicing the tango style?
The work addresses pulse, contrasts between tension and relaxation, as well as melodic phrasing. The energy of the dance is preserved in the cantabile passages through a precise approach to rhythm and rubato.
