May 21, 2013
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Pablo Ziegler Quintet
Piazzolla, and beyond
by James M. Manheim
posted 3/1/2007
For many, the word tango conjures full-contact dance and music on the accordion — actually a bandoneón, or German concertina — that's equal parts sultriness and late-night despair. Then, a bit more than twenty years ago, something new was added to the picture when stor Piazzolla's music began to spread around the world from Argentina.
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