"Zero Hour...The World of Astor Piazzolla"
Fri., Oct. 19, 2007
7:00 PM Pre-Concert talk,
7:30 PM Concert followed by an Argentine Food Tasting
Ruben and Claudia Perfetto of "El Portal" Catering
The San Jose Museum of Modern Art
110 South Market Street,San Jose, CA 95113-2383 Map
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Sat., Oct. 20, 2007
7:00 PM Pre-Concert talk,
7:30 PM Concert followed by a Milonga with DJ Daniel Peters
Old Mission San Jose
43300 Mission Blvd., Fremont, CA Map
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Milonga co-hosted by the
Bay Area Tango Association!
Opening Season Concert
and Celebration…
The artists performing on this program will include prominent bay area tango Bandoneon-ista, Seth Asarnow with versatile San Francisco Guitarist, and former member of the Modern Mandolin Quartet, John Imholz.
They will be joined by San Antonio Symphony Concertmaster, Ertan Torgul, Symphony Silicon Valley Principal Bassist, Bill Everett, and bay area pianist, Aileen Chanco.
$30 General;
$25 Stu./Sen. 65+/BATANGO Members
www.musicatmsj.org
You can purchase tickets at www.ticketweb.com . You can also purchase your tickets at the Mission San Jose Gift Shop and $2 from the cost of each ticket will go towards the Mission San Jose Restoration Fund!!
The spirit of crossing borders followed Astor Piazzolla throughout his whole life, and he created a synthesis between the traditional danced tango of Argentina and influences from classical music and jazz in his compositions, his so-called "Tango Nuevo". Come join us in an exploration of how the classical world came into Piazzolla's own, and the incredible influence his music had on composers as far flung as Russia and Georgia.
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