Váltás magyar nyelvre/Change to Hungarían
Tango Esperimento: Paso Primo (ED-CD 086)

"As
I listen to the pre-mix for this record, I’m perusing all the Argentinian tango
and Astor Piazzola websites on the net - looking at archival pictures: the once
nicely painted signs and posters enticing men into the brothels, the licentious
women with their sensual, provocative movements, or interiors of old bars from
Buenos Aires to Paris where 19th-20th Century starving-genius musicians swathed
in smoke play their beautiful instruments on hammered together stages that
resonate with the repressed desire of the dan
ce.
I see Piazzola with Arthur Rubenstein, or with Alberto Ginastrera. I read about
Gidon Kremer’s work to make Piazzola popular and I enviously marvel over the
fact that a peoples’ music had already - a hundred years ago - made it into the
world’s most distinguished concert halls.
Hungarian accent can be heard in the material, which I think is good, while at the same time I feel a loyalty to the tradition, knowledge of the style and the spiritual charge that radiates from all true music. I FEEL, I AM PLEASED, I FORGET. I hope that listening to this record will do the same for you. After all, THIS is TANGO. "
Ferenc Kiss – director, Etnofon Records