Kids Tango Salvatore Nogara

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Komponist / Composer: Salvatore Nogara, Pietro Adragna
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Instrumentation: Concert Band
Produkttyp / Product: Partitura e parti A4+ (24 x 32 cm)
Accordeon and Choir ad libitum
After the great successes of Apasionado and Dual Sound, Salvatore Nogara now presents this new composition, also inspired by the musical genre of tango. Born in Argentina in the late 1800s as a popular artistic expression, tango combines instruments, voices, and also dance. The great international success of this genre came around 1910, when it became fashionable in the great salons of European capitals, and it continued to the present day with the works of Astor Piazzolla. Kids Tango can be performed just by the wind band, or also with the optional addition of the accordion, whose part has been written by Pietro Adragna and is included among the single parts of the piece. You can even add a vocal part, the score of which is also included.
POP & LIGHT MUSIC
Accordeon and Choir ad libitum

Full score and parts A4+ (24 x 32 cm)

[EN]After the great successes of Apasionado and Dual Sound, Salvatore Nogara now presents this new composition, also inspired by the musical genre of tango. Born in Argentina in the late 1800s as a popular artistic expression, tango combines instruments, voices, and also dance. The great international success of this genre came around 1910, when it became fashionable in the great salons of European capitals, and it continued to the present day with the works of Astor Piazzolla. Kids Tango can be performed just by the wind band, or also with the optional addition of the accordion, whose part has been written by Pietro Adragna and is included among the single parts of the piece. You can even add a vocal part, the score of which is also included.

[DE]Nach den großen Erfolgen von Apasionado und Dual Sound präsentiert Salvatore Nogara nun diese neue Komposition, die ebenfalls von der Musikgattung des Tangos inspiriert ist. Der Tango, der Ende des 19. Jahrhunderts in Argentinien als populäre künstlerische Ausdrucksform entstand, kombiniert Instrumente, Stimmen und auch Tanz. Der große internationale Erfolg dieses Genres kam um 1910, als es in den großen Salons der europäischen Hauptstädte in Mode kam, und setzte sich mit den Werken von Astor Piazzolla bis in die Gegenwart fort. Der Kindertango kann von einem reinen Blasorchester gespielt werden, aber auch mit der optionalen Hinzufügung eines Akkordeons, dessen Part von Pietro Adragna geschrieben wurde und zu den Einzelstimmen des Stücks gehört. Sie können sogar eine Gesangsstimme hinzufügen, deren Partitur ebenfalls enthalten ist.