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Piazzolla - Oblivion

Submitted by Janos Nagy: Janos Nagy, Violin; Ángel Zarzuela, Piano; La Línea de la Concepción (Cádiz, Spain); November 25th 2001.

Comments

From Louise Pallet (Posted: Jul 13, 2008)
I love this piece and have ordered the sheetmusic, if only it would sound as sensitive and beautiful when I at last master it. I'll keep dreaming

From Michael Czeiszperger (Posted: Mar 20, 2008)
This is one of my favorites, and you've done a beautiful, sensitive, rendition.

Have you heard the version of this by Gidon Kremer on the Hommage A Piazzolla CD?

From Wanchat Padungrat (Posted: Mar 6, 2008)
Listen to your music again and again and love it so much , the sound , the vibrato , the musical .... Wow !!!

ps. I lurking this site for years, just decide registering after I heard your music to make this comment.

From Samuel Thompson (Posted: Jan 29, 2008)
What a beautiful sound - and a poignant piece! Congratulations! Where can I get the sheet music!

From Janos Nagy (Posted: Mar 11, 2008)
This clip belongs to a live performance mine in a local theatre from La Línea de la Concepción, a small town at the south of Spain. I would like to know your opinion. Enjoy it!

With best wishes,
Prof.Janos Nagy.

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