William Schimmel's captivating album, 'What's Tango About the Classics? #2', is a masterful blend of classical music and tango, showcasing the artist's unique talent for fusing genres. Released on 5 November 2018 by Studio - Muse, this 13-track album is a testament to Schimmel's innovative approach to music.
With a duration of 53 minutes, the album takes listeners on a journey through a diverse range of emotions and styles, from the energetic 'Tango Spiritus' to the melancholic 'Matango Mia Cara'. The tracklist also features intricate pieces such as 'The Annulment of Figaro', 'Preludio', and 'Chamame Corrente', demonstrating Schimmel's technical skill and musical depth.
The album's genre-bending approach is evident in tracks like 'Tango Adagio', 'Baroque Baroque', and 'Tango / Chamame / Funeral', which seamlessly merge classical and tango elements. Other notable tracks include 'Faux Seasons with Haiku', 'Invocation to the Milonga', and 'Tangostuck', each offering a distinct perspective on the intersection of classical music and tango.
Throughout the album, Schimmel's passion for experimentation and innovation shines through, making 'What's Tango About the Classics? #2' a compelling listen for fans of classical music, tango, and beyond. With its unique blend of styles and emotions, this album is sure to leave a lasting impression on all who experience it.