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[vc_row][vc_column width=”1\/2″][vc_column_text]Tangoseis \u00e9 formazione italiana di tango che vanta un curriculum di assoluto rilievo .Ha portato i suoi spettacoli nei teatri di tutto il mondo raccogliendo grandissimi consensi.Recentemente le loro apparizioni al blue note di Milano e ad Umbria jazz 2004 li ha segnalati anche all\u2019appassionato pubblico dei jazzofili.<\/span><\/p>\n

Questo nuovo cd \u00e8 una testimonianza concreta di fede nel pensare la propria musica sulla base della poesia e dell\u2019emozione. <\/span><\/p>\n

Il repertorio registrato \u00e8 stato attinto dalla musica di Astor Piazzolla, dal repertorio del tango classico e dalle capacit\u00e0 compositive del gruppo.La cifra stilistica permeabile \u00e8 frutto della loro curiosit\u00e0 che attinge dalla musica classica contemporanea , dal repertorio folklorico argentino, dal jazz ( in un recente passato notevole la loro collaborazione con Paolo Fresu). <\/span><\/p>\n

Ne \u00e8 scaturito un risultato complessivamente levigato per quel che riguarda le raffinatezze timbriche, mentre i singoli brani fanno rilevare un prisma di sfaccettature, da quella pi\u00f9 schiettamente intimista a quella pi\u00f9 graffiante; da quella severamente melanconica a quella generosamente solare.<\/span><\/p>\n

Essendo la poesia della melodia ad essere il <\/span>trait d\u2019union<\/i><\/span> generale, l\u2019intero lavoro \u00e8 dedicato ad una poetessa il cui nome fa capolino tra i titoli incisi: Alfonsina Storni. Una donna che pu\u00f2 essere annoverata tra quelle che Ibsen avrebbe inserito senza esitazione nella sua galleria di femmine ribelli per la vitalit\u00e0 con cui ha insistito nella sua passione poetica, soprattutto negli anni in cui questo gli \u00e8 costato un duro prezzo. Una poetessa che quel tango lo ha incontrato,una poetessa che accelerando l\u2019intensit\u00e0 del suo vivere in fuga dalla solitudine, ha rincorso febbrilmente il continuo rinnovamento del suo stile, come nell\u2019ansia di un imprendibile altrove dove conquistare una pienezza possibile.<\/span><\/p>\n

Proprio questa avida necessit\u00e0 di rinnovamento \u00e8 l\u2019elemento che oggi Tangoseis condivide con questa <\/span>pasionaria<\/i><\/span> perch\u00e9 essi credono che lasciarsi tentare dalla curiosit\u00e0 di forzare le proprie conquiste artistiche, sia il modo per aggirare i rischi dell\u2019estetismo, addentrandosi nel terreno della creazione estetica.<\/span><\/p>\n

The first idea that came to mind when we decided to record this album \u2013 this happened during one of
\nthose wonderful moments we shared while touring around last year \u2013 was to produce a music compilation
\nwhose common denominator would be the poetic quality of the melodies we would choose rather than the
\ngenre and language of the music.
\nWe set off with these ideas in mind and as the project took shape we found ourselves collecting melodies
\nwhich were indeed mixed on a stylistic level but definitely compatible in view of their in melodic
\neloquence.
\nGrouping together five main streams, the recorded material draws on the music of Astor Piazzolla \u2013 as a
\nsign of continuity in our artistic experience \u2013 the classic Tango repertoire \u2013 music we have played for
\nyears without ever coming out with our own arrangements \u2013 our composition abilities \u2013 as an indication
\nof our curiosity for the stylistic permeability we aim to \u2013 contemporary classical music and the
\nArgentinean folk repertoire \u2013 again a token of the abovementioned curiosity.
\nIn most of the recorded material, the listener will perceive how the spontaneous vibrant energy we are
\nable to generate \u2013 a trait we are proud of \u2013 is often put into the background by a vein of poetic languor.
\nFrom this point of view, we can say that that energy \u2013 something people who come to our concerts or
\nlisten to our recordings are very familiar with \u2013 has not dried up. On the contrary, the underlying desire
\nwas to let this energy convert into a form of emotional strength that would contain and absorb it at the
\nsame time.
\nThe outcome is an overall polished product as far as tone-colour subtleties are concerned, whereas the
\ntracks reveal a prism of emotional facets \u2013 from clearly intimistic to biting; from severely melancholic to
\ngenerously cheerful.
\nSince poetry is the element that links together the tracks in this CD, we have decided to dedicate the
\nentire work to a poet whose name appears in some of the titles to our recordings, Alfonsina Storni.
\nA woman, who can rightfully be counted among the women Ibsen would have had no hesitation to
\ninclude in his gallery of rebel females, on account of the vitality she put in her poetic passion all through
\nher life \u2013 especially in years when she paid a harsh price for it.
\nA woman, whose poetry originates from the pain of living, from the happenings and sufferings of a life
\nwhich turned the mellow tones of the domestic intimacy of her early verses into the purple hues of
\nintense, physical and intellectual, sensuality.
\nA woman, whose tormented heart was haunted by tragedy, who loved music and songs and experienced
\nthe illusions and disillusions of love to the extreme. This woman was run through by a kind of nostalgic
\ngrace similar to some extent to that displayed by the mysterious heroine of Tango, whom poet Homero
\nManzi called Malena.<\/p>\n

The similarity is not irrelevant here, because Storni was very familiar with Tango. In one of her poems
\nshe gives us a vision of it in an autumnal image where the Puente Alsina bridge twists like a massive
\nbandoneon, while people dance in tango rhythm among the barges on the Riachuelo river, leaving streaks
\nof blood in the poisonous waters, twisting their obsessed tears (Danzon Porteno, 1938).
\nBy amplifying the intensity of her existence, in an attempt to escape from solitude, Alfonsina Storni
\nfeverishly pursued a continuous renewal of style, as if pervaded by the longing for an unconquerable
\n\u2018elsewhere\u2019 where wholeness could be reached.
\nThis eager need for renewal is the element Tangoseis shares with this pasionaria. We believe, in fact, that
\nletting ourselves be tempted by curiosity into forcing our artistic conquests is the way to avoid the risks of
\naesthetism and to penetrate the territory of artistic creation.
\nToday, in the post-modern era, this territory no longer bears the mystery of a virgin forest, where each
\nstep corresponds to a flash of inspiration. On the contrary, its extent is that of the global village, a place
\nwhere to capture and mix together different suggestions to create original formulas.
\nThis strategy of using quotations and affinities, a key to interpreting the stylistic unity of this CD, can
\nalso be found in Alfonsina\u2019s poems, where the modernist echoes of Ruben Dario mix with and are
\nsoftened up by the power of Storni\u2019s genuine personality, by a certain decadent sensitivity and a
\ntechnique which draws her close to Leopoldo Lugones and his proclaimed faith for a kind of poetry made
\nof emotion and music.
\nChanging the order of factors, Tangoseis shares this very faith by conceiving music on the basis of poetry
\nand emotion \u2013 and this CD is a definite sign of that.<\/p>\n

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Artists<\/h3>\n

Gilberto Pereyra<\/a> bandoneon<\/p>\n

Vicky Schatzinger<\/a> piano<\/p>\n

Mauro De Federicis<\/a> guitar<\/p>\n

Mauro Rossi<\/a> violin<\/p>\n

Franco Finocchiaro<\/a> bass[\/vc_column_text][vc_single_image image=”15125″ img_size=”full” alignment=”center”][vc_column_text]<\/p>\n

Tracklist:<\/h3>\n

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