Misa a Buenos Aires

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Sven B. Schreiber (sbs) The premiere of "Misa a Buenos Aires", or "Misa Tango", as some call it due to its "tango nuevo" influences, took place in 1996 in Argentina. Originally, it's for mezzo-soprano, choir, bandoneón, piano, and string orchestra. The version on this album is arranged by "faux pas" for a smaller chamber ensemble. It's great work, because even in this reduced setting, the music doesn't lose any of its power and fascination. Here's a stunning live excerpt: www.youtube.com/watch?v=SyGnZZISIV8 Favorite track: Agnus Dei.

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1.	Kyrie 07:19	info	buy track
2.	Gloria 05:21	lyrics	buy track
Gloria from Martín Palmeris Misa a Buenos Aires.
3.	Credo 10:21	info	buy track
4.	Sanctus 03:08	info	buy track
5.	Benedictus 03:02	info	buy track
6.	Agnus Dei 08:05	info	buy track

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Faux Pas' special arrangement of Martín Palmeris Misa a Buenos Aires for 4 solo singers.

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released January 7, 2020

originally released in 2011

Marlène Clément, acordion
Katharina Pfänder, violin
Aron Weigl, electric guitar
Jürgen Malecki, doublebass
Maren Kallenberg, piano

vocalists:
Julia Aichinger, sopran
Antje Siefert, alt
Michael Fanger, tenor
Daniel Pohnert, bass

recorded by Robby Ballhause

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faux pas Hanover, Germany

Originally founded and still led today by Swiss accordionist and bandoneonist Marlène Clément in 1998, tango sextet faux pas from Lower Saxony, Germany, is popular with German tango lovers as well as international audiences from Pavia (Italy) and St. Petersburg (Russia) to Cairo (Egypt), Nanjing, Yangzhou, Hefei, and Wuhu (China). ... more