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     Tango Orquestra Típica Osvaldo Pugliese (live in 1992)

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     Osvaldo Pugliese - Farol (Tango) (1943)

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2. www.tangology101.com › main › idTangology 101 - Osvaldo Pugliese

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   Osvaldo Pedro Pugliese (Buenos Aires, December 2, 1905 – July 25, 1995) was an orchestra leader, composer and pianist. He was known for his dramatic and passionate arrangements while still keeping the strong walking beat of salon tango. His music walked a fine line between the dance hall and concert hall. The greatest musicians of the time ...

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4. www.tangology101.com › main › idTangology 101 - Osvaldo Pugliese Tandas

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   Osvaldo Pugliese : 1947: Tango: Malandraca: Osvaldo Pugliese : 1949: ... Tangology 101 is dedicated to the study of Argentine Tango dance, music and history. Our home ...

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   A unique recording of the tango grandmaster Osvaldo Pugliese: "La Yumba" and "Milonga Para Gardel". On October 4, 1992, he visited our studio in Hilversum wi...

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6. tangosparks.com › puglieseDiscology: Osvaldo Pugliese - TangoSparks

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   Jul 5, 2024 · Pitch. Researches by the TTT team suggest that the Odeón studio piano was updated to 440hz in Dec.1943. The two 1960 Odeón tracks ( A Los Amigos, Un Lamento) used a piano tuned at 442hz. By the time Pugliese left Philips (1970), the piano in the studio was still conservatively tuned at 440hz. Speed.

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   Pugliese is often played later in the evening when the dancers want to dance more slowly, impressionistically and intimately. Tangology 101, Osvaldo Pugliese. Pugliese was a devoted communist and he found himself in direct confrontation with the dictatorships in Argentina.

8. www.milongapress.com › tango-masters › puglieseTango Masters: Osvaldo Pugliese - milonga press

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   Osvaldo Pugliese (1905-1995) created a new style of tango music that was beautiful, warm and powerful – the most passionate and intense that tango has ever known. He formed his orchestra in 1939 from a cell in Argentina’s most notorious political prison. Standing firm against decades of persecution for his communist beliefs, he eventually ...

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   What is Tango Masters – Osvaldo Pugliese about?

   • Tango Masters: Osvaldo Pugliese takes the reader on a journey through Pugliese’s life and music that is intimately bound up with the social and political history of Argentina. Listening guides to ninety of Pugliese’s most important recordings help the reader to appreciate, love and dance to this compelling and intriguing music.

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   Who is Osvaldo Pugliese?

   • There has never been a group of people that played with such warmth and affection… on stage they stripped their souls bare, and that sent the people crazy. Osvaldo Pugliese (1905-1995) created a new style of tango music that was beautiful, warm and powerful – the most passionate and intense that tango has ever known.

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   How old was Recuerdo when he composed his first tango?

   • He composed his first tango "Recuerdo" in 1924 when he was only 19 years old. The title was originally "Recuerdo para mis amigos" (Memory for my friends) and was an homage to his friends that he used to hang out with in the cafe. This song is often described as a milestone of tango composition for its melodic structure and its complex density.

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   Why is Pugliese a good dancer?

   • Pugliese is often played later in the evening when the dancers want to dance more slowly, impressionistically and intimately. While being able to dance well to Pugliese's music is the mark of a truly accomplished dancer, his music is very challenging for new dancers. Pugliese was outspoken in his political opinions and was a communist.

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   Why did Pugliese write La yumba?

   • "La Yumba" was another of Pugliese's major hits. It was recorded in 1946 and showed his respect for the early black musicians of tango. As mentioned before, Pugliese took tango to a new level but did not discard its roots in the streets of BA. He stated once that he was inspired to write "La Yumba" by a young black pianist, "I kept my ears open.

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10. www.el-recodo.com › osvaldopugliese-enOSVALDO PUGLIESE - El Recodo Tango

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    Jul 25, 1995 · Analysis of Osvaldo Pugliese style. Pugliese is characterized by his "decarean” style (from Julio De Caro he is found of), especially the superposition of multiple melodic layers, and the use of the rubato that result in intense melancholic and romantic expression. His arrangements are of the most complete and rich at all the levels, which ...