Steve Goss: Fingerprints of Style - Astor Piazzolla
Hello everybody, I am pleased to welcome back our dearest professor Steve Goss with a fascinating webinar on Astor Piazzolla! 
In Piazzolla’s centenary year, we take a close look at his musical style - tracing the journey through his training and exploring his influences. We look at how his distinctive form Nuevo Tango developed and examine the key features of the style. We'll also talk about performance practice - how should we approach Piazzolla’s music as interpreters?
So if you're interested in diving deep into the intricacies of Piazzolla's Music, we highly recommend to take the chance and experience Steve's expertise LIVE!
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Thank you everybody for participating in another great lecture by Steve! Here's the presentation he made available as well as links to two wonderful Spotify-Playlists he curated for us!
https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6U4tfTmU0Vj08LOzos4th8?si=e9e4263152874b6e
https://open.spotify.com/playlist/3CslFuewQ02vcq9liw3eU5?si=5b72459b8a6941c6
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I will share today's presentation after the Livestream, looking forward to diving deep into Tango Nuevo!
Let me know if you have any questions that I should forward to Steve
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For those interested to learn more about the history of the guitar from the Rio de la Plata region, check out The Rioplatense Guitar by Richard Pinnell
Thank you for this great workshop! Agustin Carlevaro was a friend of Piazzolla and transcribed dozens of his works. Piazzolla is quoted in the newspaper El Pais in Montevideo saying “Agustin Carlevaro has invented a completely new way of utilizing the guitar in the tango…His versions of my pieces seem to me stupendous.”
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Dale Needles Wonderful, thank you so much! I'll definitely check out the transcription that I have, I think it's "Invierno Porteno"!
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Thank you for the workshop Steve and Martin!
Sharing here my fav transcription and interpretation of Oblivion :)
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Calin Lupa thank you!
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