Tangos & Milongas Roberto Aussel

• Ulrich Uhland Warnecke (b. 1966):
• 1Hommage à Piazzolla04:15
• Carlos Moscardini (b. 1959):
• 2Despuntando el vicio03:23
• Horacio Salgán (1916 - 2016):
• 3Grillito (Arr. P. Uccelli for Guitar)04:46
• Raúl Maldonado (b. 1937):
• 4Don Celestino03:46
• Carlos Moscardini:
• 5Suburbio04:48
• Enrique Nuñez (1944 - 2017):
• 6Tango, Op. 704:03
• Abel Fleury (1905 - 1958):
• 7Milongueo del ayer02:55
• Ástor Piazzolla (1921 - 1992):
• 8Retrato de Alfredo Gobbi (Arr. P. Uccelli for Guitar)04:59
• Jorge Jewsbury (b. 1967):
• 9La flor del cardo04:00
• Saúl Cosentino (b. 1935):
• 10La Recoleta (Arr. M. D. Pujol for Guitar)03:49
• Astor Piazzolla:
• 11El gordo triste (Arr. R. Aussel for Guitar)04:59
• Saúl Cosentino:
• 12Tango barroco No. 3 (Arr. M. D. Pujol for Guitar)02:22
• 13A la memoria de Astor (Arr. R. Aussel for Guitar)03:38
• Total Runtime51:43

Info zu Tangos & Milongas

Paths, encounters, surprises, joys, sorrows, gratitude and an infinite space for research have been the components which led me to express in the present recording the feelings this music conveys to me. Europe, Buenos Aires and La Pampa it is a tribute to Astor Piazzolla by a European composer. The music from Buenos Aires and La Pampa harmonize in this record to express the soul of music. As Atahualpa Yupanqui said, a journey is made of endless arrivals. Discovering each of these pieces has given me an enormous motivation to learn and follow new paths, like a true channel telling a musical story. It is as if it were a very long trail. When you walk through it from a point to another to know and explore it, you find rest, you long to walk again to reach a new resting point and to start again.

Roberto Aussel, classical guitar

Roberto Aussel
is an extraordinary musician and an exceptional interpreter. Born in 1954 in La Plata (Argentina), he began playing the guitar as of the age of seven.

After studying with master Jorge Martinez Zarate, his principal teacher, Aussel was awarded first prizes at some of the most prestigious competitions in the world, including the international guitar competitions of Radio France, Porto Alegre (Brazil) and Alirio Diaz in Caracas (Venezuela).

Since then, Aussel's renown as an international concert artist has continued to spread, and he appears regularly in Europe, South America and especially since 1990, the United States (Boston, Los Angeles, San Fransisco, Dallas, New York).

Presently, Aussel teaches at the Musikhochschule of Köln (Germany) and manages brilliantly to combine this demanding task with an active world-wide career every year.

His repertoire ranges from the Baroque to contemporary music and includes folk and popular pieces from the various Latin American countries.

Keenly interested in 20th century music, he has collaborated with several composers, many of whom have written for him: Marius Constant, Marlos Nobre, François Rossé, Norbert Leclerc, José Luis Campana, Francis Schwartz, Juan María Solare, Francis Kleynjans, Bob Wander, Carlos Grätzer, Edmundo Vasquez, Pascale Jakubowski.

In 1981, Astor Piazzolla wrote his well-known Five Pieces for Guitar to Aussel, his first compositions for this instrument.

In addition to performing and teaching, since 1983 Roberto Aussel has been in charge of a collection of guitar music for the Paris publisher Editions Henry Lemoine.

In 1999, Aussel won the prestigious prize of “KONEX DE PLATINO” offered by the Konex foundation of Buenos Aires (Argentina).

In 2016, Roberto received the Honorary Award Jose Tomas from the Petrer Guitar Festival ( Spain).

Booklet für Tangos & Milongas