Iago Núñez plays Isaac Albéniz's Tango Op 165 No 2

This celebrated piece, written in 1890, predates the explosion of the tango as a popular dance in the slums of Buenos Aires. Like much of Albéniz’s music, it is important to make links to its dance roots, but do not take as a model the music of Carlos Gardel or Astor Piazzolla; rather, the habanera, with which it shares its characteristic dotted rhythm!
The score for this piece appears inside issue 138 of Pianist, out on 17 May 2024. You can order the issue here: www.pianistmagazine.com/store...
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