Tango Live Forever

Album Description

Richard Galliano, the renowned French accordionist and bandoneon player, invites you into the heart of tango and jazz fusion with "Tango Live Forever." Recorded live on November 14, 2006, at the University of Adam Mickiewicz in Poznan, this album captures the essence of Galliano's virtuosic performances, blending the sultry rhythms of tango with the improvisational spirit of jazz. The nine-track collection features iconic pieces like "Libertango" and "Oblivion," showcasing Galliano's mastery of both traditional and contemporary styles. With a duration of just under an hour, "Tango Live Forever" offers a rich and immersive listening experience, highlighting the dynamic interplay between Galliano and the Panstwowa Orkiestra Kameralna. Whether you're a longtime fan of Richard Galliano or new to his music, this live album is a testament to his artistic prowess and his unique ability to bridge cultural and musical divides.

1 jan 2006

(P) 2006 Panstwowa Orkiestra Kameralna i Teatr Impresaryjny under exclusive license to Editions Milan Music

About Richard Galliano

Richard Galliano is a virtuoso accordionist and bandoneonist, renowned for his innovative approach to the accordion and his unique musical voice. Born in France to Italian parents, Galliano began his musical journey at the age of four, quickly mastering both the accordion and the piano. His career spans a wide range of genres, including French jazz, tango, and classical music, and he has collaborated with legendary musicians such as Astor Piazzolla and Michel Legrand. Galliano is celebrated for creating the "New Musette" style, a modern interpretation of traditional French music that has become one of his signature sounds. With over 50 albums to his name, Galliano's compositions are known for their emotional depth, rhythmic complexity, and dynamic range. His accolades include the Prix Django Reinhardt, a "Victoire de la Musique Jazz," and appointments as Officer and Commander of the Order of Arts and Letters. Whether performing solo or with his ensembles, Galliano's performances are a testament to his technical prowess and artistic vision, making him one of the most respected and influential accordionists of our time.