Maria De Buenos Aires
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Release Date: 12 October 2018
Label: Antarctica
Packaging Type: Digipak
No of Units: 2
Barcode: 608917730920
Genres: Classical  Chamber Music  
Release Date: 12 October 2018
Label: Antarctica
Packaging Type: Digipak
No of Units: 2
Barcode: 608917730920
Genres: Classical  Chamber Music  
Description
'Maria de Buenos Aires' is a raw and authentic version of the tango-operita by Piazzolla and Ferrer. An ensemble of 14 musicians and singers perform live in the studio, without a conductor, for a live audience.
Follow Z V E Z D O L I K I ensemble into the centre of Buenos Aires, and meet ill-fated María, born with a curse in her voice on a day when God was drunk. Seduced by tango, she is murdered, but her soul continues to roam the streets of Buenos Aires. Anti-clerical, blasphemous, potentially provocative and certainly scandalous, Maria de Buenos Aires (1968) is a forgotten "tangoperita" by Ástor Piazzolla and Horacio Ferrer which translates the themes of seduction and fatality in traditional and nuevo tango, culminating in a hymn to (supernatural) deviance, lust, but also religiosity.
Artists:
Oriana Dierinck - Flute
Wietse Beels - Violin
Tatjana Scheck - Violin
Marie Ghitta - Viola
Celine Flamen - Cello
Lucas Eubel Frontini - Double bass
Gwen Cresens - Bandoneon
Anke Steenbeke - Piano
Hendrik Braeckman - Guitar
Wouter Willems - Percussion
Jose Vindel - Percussion
Raphaele Green - Vocals
Alejandro Fonte - Vocals
Annemie Vandaele - Vocals
Z V E Z D O L I K I ensemble
Tracklisting
Svenja Van Driessche & Liebrecht Vanbeckevoort
C-Sisters
Antarctica
Roeland Hendrikx, Jan Michiels, Brussels Philharmonic, Il Novecento, Robert Groslot
Mayke Rademakers
Eddy Vanoosthuyse, Zemlinsky Quartet, Ataneres Ensemble
Roeland Hendrikx Ensemble
George De Decker
The Bathers
Vanni Moretto; Atalanta Fugiens
Ryelandt Trio, Linde Verjans, Seamus Hickey
Luc Berge, Jan Michiels, Inge Spinette, Ilse Eerens
Trio Haydee
Yezu Woo, Tomoki Park
Biber Consort, Jakub Mitrik
Xenia Loffler