Sin Palabras Cuarteto SolTango

• Mariano Mores:
• 1 Sin Palabras 03:29
• Juan de Dios Filiberto:
• 2 Yo te Bendigo 03:41
• Anibal Troilo:
• 3 Maria 03:11
• Karel Bredenhorst:
• 4 Samba 01:09
• Fernando Montoni:
• 5 La vida es una Milonga 02:21
• Nicolas Abalos:
• 6 Carnavalito 03:06
• Mariano Mores:
• 7 Etsampa de Varón 01:57
• Johann Sebastian Bach:
• 8 Partita No. 3 in E Major, BWV 1005: VI. Gigue (Arr. for Solo Violin) 00:50
• Juan Caldarella:
• 9 Pastoral 02:55
• Slvador Grupillo:
• 10 Raza Criolla (El Taita) 02:41
• Daniel Peppe:
• 11 El Refrán 03:06
• Johann Sebastian Bach:
• 12 Sinfonia in G Major, BWV 796 (Arr. for Bandoneon & Cello) 00:56
• Roberto Garza:
• 13 No te apures Carablance 03:39
• Enrique Iglesias:
• 14 Iqual que un bandonéon 03:13
• Francusco Prancánico:
• 15 Alhucema 03:18
• Andreas Rokseth:
• 16 Noctilucas 00:49
• Enrique Francini:
• 17 Una triste verdad 03:15
• Antonio Sureda:
• 18 Ilssón marina 02:12
• Juan Maglio:
• 19 Violetas 02:35
• Frederic Chopin:
• 20 24 Preludes, Op. 28: No. 10. Molto allegro 00:34
• Victor Felice:
• 21 Sentimental y canyengue 03:55
• Juan Carlos Cobián:
• 22 Mi refugio 03:10
• Horacio Salgán:
• 23 A fuego lento 03:31
• Total Runtime 59:33

Info for Sin Palabras

Cuarteto SolTango combines the luscious sound of traditional orquestas típicas with the verve of true chamber musicianship. While most traditional bands performed with a singer, Cuarteto SolTango almost exclusively plays instrumental arrangements, where the melodic line snakes in between parts in all instruments allowing each member of the quartet his moment in the spotlight. The title of this album and its opening number is, aptly, Sin Palabras (“without words”). This album aims to transport the listener straight into the atmosphere of a traditional milonga ([note:] a musical evening with a special type of dance), and it is structured in tandas, all separated by cortinas. Each tango tanda is in the style of a famous band leader from the Golden Age…….. Today tango DJs play cortinas from a variety of different genres ranging from pop to jazz to classical music. In between each tanda, the members of Cuarteto SolTango present short solo or duo pieces that reflect their background as diverse and creative musicians. Collectively they bring their personal stories together to explore the rich heritage of tango.

Cuarteto SolTango:
Martin Klett, piano
Andreas Rokseth, bandoneón
Thomas Reif, violin
Karel Bredenhorst, cello

Cuarteto SolTango
epitomizes the new generation of authentic tango, combining the luscious sound of a traditional orquesta with the verve that only chamber music can offer. Together, the four musicians interpret a wide diversity of classic tango styles right up to the Tango Nuevo of Astor Piazzolla and Osvaldo Pugliese in alluring arrangements by Martin Klett.

Soon after it was founded in 2008, the quartet was invited to perform at the music festivals of Schleswig-Holstein and Oberstdorf, thereby launching their appearances in a series of outstanding classical venues. Since then, the four have played at a number of international festivals – most recently at the innovative Grachtenfestival in Amsterdam. They were part of the Blue Tango show in conjunction with the International Tango Festival Düsseldorf and the show Terra Tango at the Ghent Festival of Flanders. The four virtuosos have been acclaimed by dancers at international tango festivals in Hamburg, Oldenburg and Leipzig, including appearances with prestigious dance pairs such as Michelle & Joachim (Basel), Alejandra & Mariano (Madrid), Gastón & Moira (Buenos Aires) and Claudia & Matias (Berlin).

Booklet for Sin Palabras