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Volco & Gignoli 

Friday, 19 March 2027​
 

The duo Volco & Gignoli was formed in 2012 in Paris by two Argentinian composers: Sebastian Volco (piano) and Pablo Gignoli (bandoneon). Its original style is the result of an encounter of two different music worlds: progressive rock and jazz fusion (Volco) and modern tango (Gignoli). The duo performs their own compositions and original arrangements of famous tango, rock and jazz songs. 

Sexteto Cristal

Saturday, 20 March 2027
 

Sexteto Cristal keeps the beautiful sound of almost forgotten musical

tradition of tango alive. The desire of tangueros for the danceable

"classics" of all time was the first inspiration and horizon of the sextet on

the way to create their own style and repertoire.

You can hear the original sound of different orchestras in their

interpretation, which mirrors the very special melodious phrasing,

dramatic articulation and powerful rhythm of the golden age of tango.

Come, listen & dance...

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Maja Hunziker (violin)
Rupert Dintinger (violin)
Fabrizio Colombo (bandoneon)
Michael Dolak (bandoneon)
Fernando Bruguera (piano)
Anna-Maria Huhn (double bass)

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Tango A Quartett

Sunday, 21 March 2027

Tango A Quartett – a tango ensemble from Aachen dedicated to performing Argentine tango, tango nuevo and their own original compositions. The quartet impressively showcases the rich palette of tango music: sparkling rhythms, passion and power, lightness and elegance, melancholy and longing. With respect for tradition and an extensive repertoire, the musicians strive to introduce audiences and dancers to the music of composers such as Julio De Caro, Carlos Di Sarli, Juan D’Arienzo, Julián Plaza, Osvaldo Pugliese, Eduardo Rovira, Astor Piazzolla and many others.

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The quartet’s name subtly alludes to the city where the musicians first met and where the ensemble was born in its tango clubs. All members have a solid musical education and a deep passion for tango.

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They formed a quartet comprising

 

violin (Oksana Pinchuk),

bandoneon (Savva Zihs),

piano (Anvar Akbari) and

double bass (Lilia Kirkov),

 

to bring the music from all eras of tango history to life.

 

In recent years, the quartet has performed at numerous concerts, milongas and festivals in Germany, Belgium, the Netherlands, France, Austria and Switzerland, and has collaborated with international dancers such as Carlos & Mirella, Michael ‘El Gato’ Nadtochi & Elvira Lambo, and Ismael Ludeman & Natalia Cristofaro.

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Translated with DeepL.com (free version)

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