Maria Ylipää, Jaakko Kuusisto, Niko Kumpuvaara, Ville Herrala and Marzi Nyman - Piazzolla! (2022) [Hi-Res]
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BAND/ARTIST: Maria Ylipää, Jaakko Kuusisto, Niko Kumpuvaara, Ville Herrala, Marzi Nyman
- Title: Piazzolla!
- Year Of Release: 2022
- Label: Texicalli Records
- Genre: Tango
- Quality: MP3 320 kbps; 16-bit/44.1kHz FLAC; 24-bit/88.2kHz FLAC
- Total Time: 51:45
- Total Size: 124; 287; 965 MB
- WebSite: Album Preview
This album takes focus on the vocal music of Astor Piazzolla. Most of Piazzolla’s sung compositions were born in collaboration with the poet Horacio Ferrer. Lost love, passion, oblivion and endless longing had always comprised the soul of the tango, but in his librettos Ferrer introduced the music to a host of forgotten mythical characters like the maniac, the drunk, the proletarian, the boy from the street, the angel, the soldier, the clown, and the witch. His poetry is intense, unbound, and it weaves the red thread through these songs.
The tango operita Maria de Buenos Aires, premiered in Buenos Aires in 1968, is often considered the apex of the Piazzolla-Ferrer collaboration. The piece uses the Bible as its background text, with the messianic main character Maria’s journey depicting the story of tango itself. The death of Maria in the first act is an allegory for the death of the old tango, and the resurrection in act two portrays the birth of a new tango, tango nuevo.
This music embodies an endless sense of longing. We dedicate this record to our beloved friend Jaakko Kuusisto (1974-2022), who was the heart of our ensemble and a source of inspiration to us all. On this recording, the sorrow of losing Jaakko mixes with the gratitude for the unparalleled joy and adventure of playing this music with him.
Music: Astor Piazzolla
Text: Mario Treja (1), Horacio Ferrer (2, 4, 6, 11), Fernando E. Solanas (5), Eladia Blázquez (7), Eduardo Parula (12)
All arrangements: Niko Kumpuvaara, Jaakko Kuusisto, Marzi Nyman, Ville Herrala ja Maria Ylipää
Spoken Finnish texts: Ilkka Villi
Performed live at G Livelab, Helsinki in November 2019.
Recorded, mixed and mastered by Markku Veijonsuo, Varistoteles Studio.
Photography by Juliana Harkki
Maria Ylipää, laulu
Jaakko Kuusisto, viulu
Niko Kumpuvaara, harmonikka
Marzi Nyman, kitara
Ville Herrala, kontrabasso
Tracklist:
1.01 - Maria Ylipää - Los Pajaros Perdidos (6:49)
1.02 - Maria Ylipää - Balada Para mi Muerte (4:59)
1.03 - Maria Ylipää - Chiquilin de Bachin (4:42)
1.04 - Maria Ylipää - Vuelvo al Sur (8:55)
1.05 - Maria Ylipää - Balada para un Loco (6:02)
1.06 - Maria Ylipää - Siempre Se Vuelve a Buenos Aires (3:28)
1.07 - Maria Ylipää - Libertango (8:20)
1.08 - Maria Ylipää - Yo Soy Maria (3:23)
1.09 - Maria Ylipää - La Partida (5:05)
The tango operita Maria de Buenos Aires, premiered in Buenos Aires in 1968, is often considered the apex of the Piazzolla-Ferrer collaboration. The piece uses the Bible as its background text, with the messianic main character Maria’s journey depicting the story of tango itself. The death of Maria in the first act is an allegory for the death of the old tango, and the resurrection in act two portrays the birth of a new tango, tango nuevo.
This music embodies an endless sense of longing. We dedicate this record to our beloved friend Jaakko Kuusisto (1974-2022), who was the heart of our ensemble and a source of inspiration to us all. On this recording, the sorrow of losing Jaakko mixes with the gratitude for the unparalleled joy and adventure of playing this music with him.
Music: Astor Piazzolla
Text: Mario Treja (1), Horacio Ferrer (2, 4, 6, 11), Fernando E. Solanas (5), Eladia Blázquez (7), Eduardo Parula (12)
All arrangements: Niko Kumpuvaara, Jaakko Kuusisto, Marzi Nyman, Ville Herrala ja Maria Ylipää
Spoken Finnish texts: Ilkka Villi
Performed live at G Livelab, Helsinki in November 2019.
Recorded, mixed and mastered by Markku Veijonsuo, Varistoteles Studio.
Photography by Juliana Harkki
Maria Ylipää, laulu
Jaakko Kuusisto, viulu
Niko Kumpuvaara, harmonikka
Marzi Nyman, kitara
Ville Herrala, kontrabasso
Tracklist:
1.01 - Maria Ylipää - Los Pajaros Perdidos (6:49)
1.02 - Maria Ylipää - Balada Para mi Muerte (4:59)
1.03 - Maria Ylipää - Chiquilin de Bachin (4:42)
1.04 - Maria Ylipää - Vuelvo al Sur (8:55)
1.05 - Maria Ylipää - Balada para un Loco (6:02)
1.06 - Maria Ylipää - Siempre Se Vuelve a Buenos Aires (3:28)
1.07 - Maria Ylipää - Libertango (8:20)
1.08 - Maria Ylipää - Yo Soy Maria (3:23)
1.09 - Maria Ylipää - La Partida (5:05)
Year 2022 | Jazz | World | Folk | FLAC / APE | Mp3 | HD & Vinyl
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