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Tango, Jazz, and New Music.
Tango Paradiso is an unusual and entertaining quartet from Vancouver B.C.. This group is dedicated to performing traditional and post modern tango music in a unique and original way. They have performed to sold out concerts at two Du Maurier Jazz festivals, the Vancouver Sun concert series, the Nanaimo Jazz Society concert series, the Glen Eden recital concert series in Oregon among others. Upcoming concerts include March 30th, 8pm at Capilano College, and a CD release party at the Granville Island Revue Theatre in May. They also have a new CD available the middle of March, 2001.
Tango Paradiso captures the drama of a musical form that began in the bordellos and bars of Argentina. Their colourful and passionate repertoire ranges from faithful renditions of tango classics by the likes of Astor Piazzola to their own unique arrangements and original compositions which meld with Tango influences from Jazz and New Music.
Antonio Bernall (violin) studied violin at the University of Indiana and received a master of music degree from the University of British Columbia. He performs with the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra and with numerous chamber ensembles in V ancouver.
Douglas Schmidt (bandoneon, accordion) holds a doctorate in music from the University of British Columbia. He specializes in nuevo tango, jazz, and classical music. He has appeared on Much Music and Bravo Television. Douglas has also been featured on several Juno and CARAS award winning recordings.
Budge Schachte (guitar) is a performer and composer who works in film, television, radio and stage. He has played on numerous CD’s including, Gypsalero, Olam, Ache Brazil to name a few. He is currently featured on the theme song for the CBC Radio show ‘In Performance’ friday’s with host Eric Friesen.
Patricia Hutter (double bass) is a graduate of the prestigious Eastman School of Music in Rochester, New York. Patricia’s creative approach to the double bass provides a solid foundation for Tango Paradiso. She is a member of the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra and the Vancouver CBC. Chamber Orchestra which recently won a Juno award for Best Classical Album.
Tango Paradiso often presents concerts featuring authentic tango dancers Semiral Tuncer and Elaine Carson who together have studied with some of tangos most famous dancers including, Carlos Gavito (of Forever Tango), Susana Miller, Mingo and Esther Pugilese, and Suzuki Avanelleda.
Tango Paradiso offers a fresh look at an intimate and authentic style of tango, and with the flamboyant choreography of these two wonderful dancers results in a show that is both exciting and true to form."更多精彩文章及讨论，请光临枫下论坛 rolia.net
Tango, Jazz, and New Music.
Tango Paradiso is an unusual and entertaining quartet from Vancouver B.C.. This group is dedicated to performing traditional and post modern tango music in a unique and original way. They have performed to sold out concerts at two Du Maurier Jazz festivals, the Vancouver Sun concert series, the Nanaimo Jazz Society concert series, the Glen Eden recital concert series in Oregon among others. Upcoming concerts include March 30th, 8pm at Capilano College, and a CD release party at the Granville Island Revue Theatre in May. They also have a new CD available the middle of March, 2001.
Tango Paradiso captures the drama of a musical form that began in the bordellos and bars of Argentina. Their colourful and passionate repertoire ranges from faithful renditions of tango classics by the likes of Astor Piazzola to their own unique arrangements and original compositions which meld with Tango influences from Jazz and New Music.
Antonio Bernall (violin) studied violin at the University of Indiana and received a master of music degree from the University of British Columbia. He performs with the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra and with numerous chamber ensembles in V ancouver.
Douglas Schmidt (bandoneon, accordion) holds a doctorate in music from the University of British Columbia. He specializes in nuevo tango, jazz, and classical music. He has appeared on Much Music and Bravo Television. Douglas has also been featured on several Juno and CARAS award winning recordings.
Budge Schachte (guitar) is a performer and composer who works in film, television, radio and stage. He has played on numerous CD’s including, Gypsalero, Olam, Ache Brazil to name a few. He is currently featured on the theme song for the CBC Radio show ‘In Performance’ friday’s with host Eric Friesen.
Patricia Hutter (double bass) is a graduate of the prestigious Eastman School of Music in Rochester, New York. Patricia’s creative approach to the double bass provides a solid foundation for Tango Paradiso. She is a member of the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra and the Vancouver CBC. Chamber Orchestra which recently won a Juno award for Best Classical Album.
Tango Paradiso often presents concerts featuring authentic tango dancers Semiral Tuncer and Elaine Carson who together have studied with some of tangos most famous dancers including, Carlos Gavito (of Forever Tango), Susana Miller, Mingo and Esther Pugilese, and Suzuki Avanelleda.
Tango Paradiso offers a fresh look at an intimate and authentic style of tango, and with the flamboyant choreography of these two wonderful dancers results in a show that is both exciting and true to form."更多精彩文章及讨论，请光临枫下论坛 rolia.net