ETYMOLOGY OF THE WORD BANDONEON
From Spanish, from German Bandonion, from Heinrich Band, its inventor.
10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «BANDONEON»
Discover the use of
bandoneon in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
bandoneon and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Characterization of Defects in Cardiac Regulation in Macho ...
Surveys show that one in three American adults have a cardiovascular disease and cardiovascular diseases are the number one cause of death in the United States.
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Library of Congress Subject Headings
... music USE Accordion and electronic music Electronic and alto flute music USE
Alto flute and electronic music Electronic and balloon music USE Balloon and
electronic music Electronic and bandoneon music USE Bandoneon and
electronic ...
Library of Congress. Cataloging Policy and Support Office, 2009
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Encyclopedia of Contemporary Latin American and Caribbean ...
32 accordion and bandoneon rubbed with a grinding stone and the beans are
then mashed into a paste and mixed with dried shrimp and other condiments.
Spoonfuls of the mixture are deep fried in hot dende oil until they puff up and look
like ...
Daniel Balderston, Mike Gonzalez, Ana M. Lopez, 2014
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The Tango in the United States: A History
The replacement of the bandoneon by the accordion in the orchestras was
definitive in this sense. A quintessential tango instrument, the bandoneon was
mainly played by Argentineans and some European musicians to whom, for
tradition ...
5
Le Grand Tango: The Life and Music of Astor Piazzolla
Combining deft musical analysis and intriguing personal insight, Azzi and Collier vividly capture the life of Piazolla, the Argentinean musician--a visionary who won worldwide acclaim but sparked bitter controversy in his native land. 42 ...
María Susana Azzi, Simon Collier, 2000
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Astor Piazzolla: A Memoir
A series of interviews with the revolutionary tango musician.
Astor Piazzolla, Natalio Gorin, 2001
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AP SPANISH (2008)(CD 4장 포함)
... enfrenta el desamparo no indigente (2.179.653). FUENTE NUM. 2 (AUDIO)
Gime bandoneon tu tango gris. Por Kevin Carrel Footer (Las Americas,
septiembre/octubre 2003) El sensual romance entre Buenos Aires y el
bandoneon parece ...
8
Instrumental Tango Idioms in the Symphonic Works and ...
Considering that the price of a bandoneon was approximately the same as that of
a piano, one can appreciate its commercial success. Unfortunately, production
ceased during World War II. A few samples left the factory after the war, but the ...
Alejandro Marcelo Drago, 2008
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Tracks and Horizons: 26 Countries on a Motorcycle
Jerome picked up the other bandoneon and joined me. instruments.” Jerome
looked at me incredulously, and said, “My name is Jerome Baires, the first
bandoneon player to Francisco Canaro, and I'm returning from concerts in Asia
and ...
10
The Anglo-German Concertina: A Social History
Chemnitzer, Carlsfeld, and Bandoneon concertinas In Germany and central
Europe, the early two-row German concertina was quickly superseded by much
larger instruments with multiple voices and up to five rows of keys. Like their
direct ...
Dan Michael Worrall, 2009
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «BANDONEON»
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bandoneon is used in the context of the following news items.
Connecticut Tango Festival: A Weeklong Show Of Passion - Hartford …
... have never been to the United States before and few people in Connecticut are familiar with Tango's classic instrument — the bandoneon. «Hartford Courant, Jul 15»
mysask.com - Today in History
He played the bandoneon, a kind of accordion that is the main tango instrument, and recorded several times with American jazz musicians. «mysask.com, Jul 15»
Throwback tunes: Reissues from Frenchmen, Argentines, Brits …
... on strings, others by flamenco-style acoustic guitar, others driven by a bandoneon, the Argentine squeeze box that Piazzolla later mastered. «Los Angeles Times, Jul 15»
Sweet Summer Music
Founder Ron Wasserman conducts his 17-piece New York Jazzharmonic, with JP Joffre (bandoneon) and vocalist Elvy Yost as the guests. «The Villager, Jul 15»
New Rochelle's Alvin & Sons Swings Out Tango Night
... Eduardo Goytia, the 2007 World Tango Champion, and live music by Pedro Giraudo (bass), Maurizio Najt (piano) and Ariel Iud (bandoneon). «The Daily Voice, Jul 15»
One To Tango: Susan Alcorn brings her pedal steel guitar to …
Piazzolla played the bandoneon, an oversized accordion, its fluid, breathlike lines resemble those of Alcorn's instrument. But she found it ... «Baltimore City Paper, Jun 15»
Tracing the Argentine tango in India
Two designers arrive to set up speakers, and the mournful sound of an Argentinian bandoneon (a type of concertina) fills the quiet air of dusk. «Forbes India, Jun 15»
CD reviews: Great classical music with a local touch, from Spanish …
It follows, therefore, that she founded a tango orquesta, with the cor anglais taking the place of the bandoneon. Cortango Orquesta includes two ... «STLtoday.com, Jun 15»
A cup of coffee with (two-thirds of) Information Society
... your chance to see the world premiere of Paul Robb's "Bandoneon. ... to Corvallis for the premiere of his string quartet, “Bandoneon,” he and ... «Corvallis Gazette Times, Jun 15»
Tango Night at ALvin & Friends
... Maurizio Najt (Pianist) and Ariel Iud (Bandoneon). Cover charge is $25, with a two-drink minimum; a special Tapas menu will be available. «Westchester Magazine, Jun 15»
