Style and Performance Practice for Piazzolla's Le Grand Tango

[@bjornjohansen1302]

Im very gratefull finding this video for understanding more of Piazzola works helping me for my own composition. Thank you so very much for sharing your experience.

[@josesanchezocampo4789]

Thanks for the class! Gods bless you.

[@IlanMorgensternBassTrombone]

Thank you for this video!!!

[@danielcardenas3287]

Thank You so much for posting this!, i was just about to study this piece, and this was really helpful

[@RoseWollman]

I'm so glad! Enjoy, it's a fun piece to work on :)

[@elrejuntetangobolivia]

¡Great!

[@remijolicoeur6906]

Hello. I really liked your video, the explanation was really clear. I’m learning this piece and you really helped me to have a good start. May I have more information on the piano interpretation?

[@RoseWollman]

Hi, thanks for watching and I'm glad you found it helpful! For the piano, a lot of the same things apply - strong articulation, 2nd notes of slurs swallowed, etc. The piano should emphasize the 3+3+2 rhythm that is often in the bass line, and in general the rhythmic drive is more important than a long, beautiful line. Go easy on the pedal, and when in doubt, bring out the bass. Have fun!

[@DavidOrbach]

Piazzola n'a pas écrit de musique de tango (il le dit lui-même). Il a écrit de la musique argentine. Dire que Piazzola a écrit du tango parce qu'il est argentin est aussi absurde que de dire que Debussy a écrit du french cancan parce qu'il est français.