Argentinian Music

[lebowl]

Does anyone have Alberico Spatola's Dieciseis tango? I just heard Rubinstein playing this piece on Youtube and it was mesmerizing!
THANKS!

[besmart]

Hi all,

Here is a rare one - Drangosch Two Spanish Serenades

drangosch -Spanish Pieces.pdf

[burgmuller]

Hi all,

Here is a rare one - Drangosch Two Spanish Serenadesdrangosch -Spanish Pieces.pdf

As far as I know, Ernesto Drangosch was not Spanish, he was born in Argentina

[ilu]

Dear Burgmuller:

You are right:

Ernesto Drangosch (Buenos Aires, 22 January 1882– 26 June 1925) was an Argentine pianist and composer. He was a student of Alberto Williams.[1]

From Wikipedia.

Regards.

[kroket]

Hi all,

Here is a rare one - Drangosch Two Spanish Serenadesdrangosch -Spanish Pieces.pdf

Indeed an Argentinean composer, but thank you very much, Besmart, for these Drangosch pieces!
He also wrote two sets of concert etudes, op. 14 en 21. Imslp has only no. 1 of both sets.
But Musicaneo has the whole sets on this page: https://library.musicaneo.com/sheetmusic/?c=12239.
I particularly like no. 3 of Op. 14: Mariposas (Papillons).
You can listen to it here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ok9z1R_VoZw.
Greetings,
kroket

[fredbucket]

Drangosch - Op.14 Six Etudes.pdf

Drangosch - Op.21 Six Etudes.pdf

Regards
Fred

[Sh^Ar^Ky`]

hello everyone...hope u all are well...has anyone posted ginasteras piano concertos 2 & 3 here yet?
ive only been able to find #1 so far

Ginastera wrote three oh great one.

Concerto I, Concerto II and Concerto Argentino.

Thal

[mballan]

hello everyone...hope u all are well...has anyone posted ginasteras piano concertos 2 & 3 here yet?
ive only been able to find #1 so far

Ginastera wrote three oh great one.

Concerto I, Concerto II and Concerto Argentino.

Thal

Piano Concertos Nos. 1 & 2 can be obtained via any good retailer - Boosey & Hawkes, Sheetmusicplus etc. I think Concerto Aregntino is currently only in manuscript.......but may be wrong. In all cases these scores would be under copyright, so should not be posted here.

Malcolm

[minacciosa]

Concerto Argentino is the 1st Piano Concerto and at the time of the recording, it was in manuscript. I assisted with the recording of the three concertos at the University of Michigan and it was quite an aurally striking experience.

[Mercuzio]

Hello,

Would any member happen to know who made the beautifully subdued arrangement of Piazzolla's Oblivion performed by this pianist on Youtube?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0SEo1fOdO48

I contacted him privately but without any luck so far. There are a few identical performances based on the same score so I assume that it must be available commercially.

It is not by Kyoko Yamamoto, Saul Cosentino or DK Cheong.

Any information you may have about the arranger (and perhaps publisher) would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you in advance.

If you are interested there is my score available on my YT channel. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JS8F16xDnzE