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Camorra quintet
Amsterdam Oct
14 Oct
15 in RASA,
Utrecht
Amsterdam concert
Their entrance with hats and vests put
me on the wrong leg first. Astor Piazzolla
dressed more modern than his young
followers of La Camorra. The
violinist could loose the white
napkin-size tie, that may only draw the
attention away from his excellent play.
Yes, I was impressed by the skill of
this quintet and so were most of my
friends who attended the concert.
It's easier to critisize, and name
wrongdoings, but now I can only say: liked
it! Although so many were rather
enthousiastic, not all visitors were.
'Adios Noniño' didn't jerk their
tears. And why did the pianist save his
Jazzy interpretations for only the last
few tangos? Listen
to the second half of Azul Profundo...
Quintet
La
Camorra
in Tropentheater
Review+photos ©
Rob Nuijten, for Torito's Tango Agenda
I've seen orchestras wave with CD's during
the concert, and sell just a few, but for
the 2 latest CD's of this quintet people
waited in line, waving their money to
spend it on 'Resurreción del Angel'
(Piazzolla) and the newest, '12 Postales'
(most works written by musicians of La
Camorra)
Especially for them, here's a
Jazzy piano
piece again, played towards the
end of the concert...
