Tangos among friends, presented by Daniel Barenboim : Daniel Barenboim in Buenos Aires / NVC Arts, WDR ; José Montes-Baquer, director.

As much a pilgrimage as a overseas trip, the famous pianist and conductor Daniel Barenboim returns to his native city of Buenos Aires to rediscover the magic of the tango and the legend of Carlos Gardel, one of tango's most fervent ambassadors. Interviews and archival footage evoke the seductive and...

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Uniform Title:Medici.tv.
Corporate Authors: NVC Arts (Firm) (Production company)
Westdeutscher Rundfunk (Production company)
Other Authors: Montes-Baquer, José (Film director)
Barenboim, Daniel, 1942- (Instrumentalist)
Console, Héctor (Instrumentalist)
Mederos, Rodolfo (Instrumentalist)
Domingo, Plácido, 1941- (Singer)
Language:English
Spanish
French
Language of the Original:
English
Spanish
Language and/or Writing System:
In English and Spanish; English or French subtitles.
Published: [Place of publication not identified] : NVC Arts : WDR, 1997.
Series:Medici.tv.
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Physical Description:1 online resource (1 video file (54 min., 23 sec.)) : sound, color.
Format: Electronic Video
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Summary:
As much a pilgrimage as a overseas trip, the famous pianist and conductor Daniel Barenboim returns to his native city of Buenos Aires to rediscover the magic of the tango and the legend of Carlos Gardel, one of tango's most fervent ambassadors. Interviews and archival footage evoke the seductive and optimistic spirit of early 20th century Buenos Aires. The documentary also explores the artistic richness that poor and immigrant populations have brought to this dance. Baremboim surveys the different styles and techniques of tango, and performs the music of Gardel, Salgán, Piazzolla, and Ginastera alongside Rodolfo Mederos, Hector Console, and the great tenor Plácido Domingo.
Call Number:GV1796.T3
Playing Time:00:54:23
Participant or Performer:
Featuring Daniel Barenboim, piano, Héctor Console, bass, Rodolfo Mederos, bandoneon, and Placido Domingo, tenor.
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