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Workshop · Weekend 2 “Los Maestros”

W11 · Pugliese, Troilo, Di Sarli, Gobbi

Sunday, 14. February · 13:30–15:00 · Saalbau Fechenheim - Saal

The sound of the great orchestras of the 1940s — what sets them apart, and how to hear and dance their character.

Joaquín Amenábar

Tickets · 39.00 €

W11 and W12 require a command of the techniques from W7 to W10.

Osvaldo Pugliese

1905–1995 · piano
The dramatic pulse. “La Yumba” as his trademark — heavy, earthy, with pauses that let the dance breathe.

Aníbal Troilo

1914–1975 · bandoneon
“Pichuco” — the singing bandoneon. Lyrical and danceable at once; the young Piazzolla played in his orchestra.

Carlos Di Sarli

1903–1960 · piano
“El Señor del Tango”. Elegance and an even flow carried by the strings — the bandoneon deliberately steps back.

Alfredo Gobbi

1912–1965 · violin
“El violín romántico del tango”. Angular phrasing and surprising turns — an orchestra for attentive ears.