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28 March 2021 Dresden (Germany)
Accordion and chamber orchestra: Tribute to Piazzolla
Philharmonisches Kammerorchester Dresden - Philharmonie im Kulturpalast, Konzertsaal
This concert has been canceled.
Program Info: Philharmonic Chamber Orchestra Dresden Prof. Wolfgang Hentrich, violin and lead Richard Galliano, accordion
Tribute to Piazzolla
Astor Piazzolla brought the Argentine tango into the world of classical concert music without losing any of its original fascination. In a sense, what Piazzolla means for Argentina is Richard Galliano for France. If Piazzolla loves the bandoneon, Galliano prefers the accordion instead. With Claude Debussy, the harp gives his light and floating dances antique elegance. Béla Bartók explores all the possibilities of the string orchestra in his captivating and masterfully shaped divertimento. Influences of Hungarian folk music are combined with those of Viennese classical music, up to the divertimenti of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart.
Claude Debussy - Two Dances for Harp and Strings (1904) Richard Galliano - ›Opals‹ (1994) Concerto for accordion and strings Béla Bartók - Divertimento for string orchestra (1939) Astor Piazzolla - ›Aconcagua‹, Concert for bandoneon, piano, harp, two drummers and strings (1979) Astor Piazzolla - ›Oblivion‹ for bandoneon and strings (2005), composed in 1984 for the movie Henry IV (Enrico IV) by the Italian director Marco Bellocchio
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