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Dino Saluzzi - De vuelta a Salta -1972
Dino Saluzzi - De vuelta a Salta -1972
MP3 256Kbps | Argentine Folk | 1972 | vinylrip
“ pure folklore of the Argentine northwest with bandoneon of Dino Saluzzi ”
Tracklist:
1- Tacita de plata
2- Noches de tucuman
3- Debajo del puente negro
4- La 7 de abril
5- Cuando nada te debia
6- Naranjitay
7- Al jardin de la republica
8- La ripiosa
9- Zamaba carpera
10- Viva Jujuy
11- La amorosa
12- La boliviana
Dino Saluzzi: Once upon a Time - Far Away in the South - 1986
Jazz | Time 55:29 | MP3 320k | Size 121 Mb
Released 1986 | Label ECM 1309 | Covers LQ
Sultry, cool,and moody. One of the best combos of instruments I have ever heard. This hard to find CD
needs to be re-issued and available to listening audiences right away.I've had this on an old cassette for
years. I can't get tired of it. Luckily, I just scored the last issue CD. Like the late, great Piazzola the sound of
mood tango has enormous subtleties and power. Saluzzi takes this music medium one step further, weaving
dreamscapes of bandoneon, with phrases of bass and trumphet and light percussion that tell some strange
stories. Grab a copy somewhere, folks! By Carlo D'Anna "Mortimersnerd"
Tracks:
1. José, Valeria And Matias
2. And The Father Said ... (Intermediate)
3. The Revelation (Ritual)
4. Silence
5. ... And He Loved His Brother, Till The End
6. Far Away In The South ...
7. We Are The Children
Dino Saluzzi: bandoneon
Palle Mikkelborg: trumpet, fluegelhorn
Charlie Haden: bass
Pierre Favre: percussion
Dino Saluzzi - Andina - 1988
Flac (tracks) CUE, LOG | 179MB Rar | Artwork
Year: 1988 | Total time: 43:15 | Label: ECM | Catalog Number: 1375 | Genre: Jazz
Album review.
Mesmer would be proud. This album presents Saluzzi's bandoneon without accompaniment, unlike most of
his recent work performed in a large or small group. The pieces are all cut of the same cloth and show a
surprising sensitivity and what might be called 'songfullness'. Definitely worth having for those times when
listening is on your agenda, and you can give your full attention. Best in the dark, on a quiet evening.
-- user review @ amazon.com
Composer, arranger, and world-class bandoneon player Dino Saluzzi was born in 1935 in Campo Santo,
Argentina, the son of multi-instrumentalist and composer Cayetano Saluzzi, and spent his childhood in
Buenos Aires, where he was a member of the Orquestra Estable at Radio el Mundo. By the age of 14 he was
already leading his own bands (his first was Trio Carnival) and by the 1980s he had developed his unique
bop-inflected and decidedly postmodern approach to the tango, an approach that has him artfully straddling
the musical past, present, and future with casual yet acute balance. For all his association with the
international avant-garde, Saluzzi still maintains his allegiance to the regional folk traditions of his youth,
and that connection gives his sometimes fragmented compositions an uncommon center of gravity. Saluzzi's
lengthy discography includes the albums Kultrum, Once Upon a Time -- Far Away in the South (both from
1985), Volver (1986), Andina (1988), Argentina (1990), Mojotoro (1991), Rios (1995), Cite de la Musique
(1997), Senderos (2005), Juan Condori (2006), and Ojos Negros (2007), most of which were released on the
ECM imprint.
-- allmusic.com
Tracks:
01- Dance
02- Winter
03- Transmutation
04- Remoteness
05- Tango Of Oblivion
06- Choral
07- Waltz For Verena
08- Andina
09- Memories
Dino Saluzzi: Mojotoro - 1992
Jazz | Time 43:00 | MP3 320k | Size 103 Mb
Released 1992 | Label ECM 1447 | Front cover
Tracks:
1.Mojotoro
2.Tango a mi padre
3.Mundos
4.Lustrin
5.Viernes Santo
6.Milonga (La Puñalada)
7.El Camino
Dino Saluzzi bandoneon, percussion, voice
Celso Saluzzi bandoneon, percussion, voice
Felix 'Cuchara' Saluzzi tenor and soprano saxophones, clarinet
Armando Alonso guitars, voice
Guillermo Vadalá electric bass, voice
José Maria Saluzzi drums, voice
Arto Tuncboyaci percusson, voice
Dino Saluzzi - 1995 - Rios - 1995
Informations by PirateClub MediaInfo v1.3
Dino Saluzzi - 1995 - Rios ((flac)
Teljes hossz: 48:13
Teljes méret: 217,06 MB
Típus: FLAC
Átlagos bitráta: 632 Kbps
Mintavételezési frekvencia: 44.1 KHz
Tracklist:
---------------------------
01) 01. Los Them - [3:25]
02) 02. Minghito - [5:14]
03) 03. Fulano de Tal - [3:56]
04) 04. Sketch 1 - [6:47]
05) 05. And He Loved His Brother Til The End - [5:29]
06) 06. Penta y Uno - [4:30]
07) 07. Jad - [5:16]
08) 08. Lunch with Pancho Villa - [7:05]
09) 09. My One and Only Love - [4:04]
10) 10. Rios - [2:23]
Acoustic Bass, Electric Bass – Anthony Cox
Bandoneon, Voice, Percussion – Dino Saluzzi
Marimba, Vibraphone, Percussion – David Friedman
Dino Saluzzi - Cité de la Musique - 1996
Argentinean Dino Saluzzi manages to be a great bandeonist and sound different
from great Astor Piazzolla. His music is much closer to new age than to "nuevo
tango" invented by Piazzolla and Co, his approach is more "down-to-earth" and
"minimalistic" yet still bears an influence on Argentinean music . That's what
makes him interesting for me and I love this album in particular because of
"chamber sound" if you know what I mean. Like you seat in a big dark room next to
a fireplace and the guys are playing for you. Five stars. - by M. Grigoryan, Amazon.com
It seems pointless writing a review for this album. It's almost as if you will either
come across it in the journey of your life or you will not. If the timing isn't right it
will just waft past you like the scent of a beautiful flower that you pass walking
along a darkened path that you can never find again. I was lucky enough to come
across this album in late 1999 and I have a funny feeling that it will remain on my
top-five-most-beautiful-albums list for a long time to come. It's not as if there's a
particular person or event in my life that this album reminds me of, it's a sort of a
collage of everything beautiful and tragic that has ever happened in my 42 years of
living. It's a medium to a whole collection of memory-feelings all bundled up
together. More than once I have dozed off (stone cold sober) while listening to this
album and have "come to" sensing the most vivid yet indescribable feelings,
particularly during the last two tracks.I agree with the other reviews of this album
- each of which is personal. Unlike other reviewers I can't put any visual images to
the music on this album. I can't even tell my closest friends what I feel some times
when I listen to this album. I just feel it. This beautifully dark and sensual album is
mood altering if you can allow it to get in. - by Sam Calder, Amazon.com
Artist: Dino Saluzzi
Album: Cité de la Musique
Year: 1996
Quality: eac-flac, cue, log, artw.
Label: ECM (1997)
Total time: 60:58
Tracks:
1. Cité de la Musique 5:56
2. Introducción y Milonga del Ausente 8:16
3. El Rio y el Abuelo 7:06
4. Zurdo 8:25
5. Romance 5:11
6. Winter 8:46
7. How My Heart Sings (Earl Zindars) 5:28
8. Gorrión 3:23
9. Coral para mi Pequeno y Lejano Pueblo 8:24
All compositions - by Dino Saluzzi ecxept How My Heart Sings
Personnel:
Dino Saluzzi (Bandoneon)
Marc Johnson (Double Bass)
José M. Saluzzi (Acoustic Guitar)
Dino Saluzzi: Senderos - 2005
Jazz | Time 79:00 | MP3 320k | Size 194 Mb
Released 2005 | Label ECM 1845 | Covers
Though Senderos includes just two players, the nicely layered complexities of their individual approaches to
their instruments makes for an incredibly diverse set. Now seventy, Dino Saluzzi is a powerful composer for
his instrument the bandoneon (a part of the accordion family). From hymn-like reveries to cabaret songs to
folk-based melodies, Dino’s breadth is impressive. When he lets loose with a few lines of wordless singing in
Allá!... en los montes dormidos" it is as if, so swept up in the emotion, he had nowhere else to go but to let
it out. Drummer Christensen can be a very quiet presence (he does in fact sit out a few numbers), but that
has been a hallmark of his playing as the resiliency of his pulses never waver, even at a whispered volume.
--David Greenberger
Tracks:
1. Vientos
2. Imagines...
3. Todos los recuerdos
4. Tus ojos...!
5. Detras de las rejas...!
6. Los ceibos de mi pueblo...
7. Aspectos
8. Huellas...
9. Ternuras
10.Allá!... en los montes dormidos
11.Tiempos
12.Fantasia
13.Formas
14.Eternidades - Loca Bohemia
Dino Saluzzi: bandoneon
Jon Christensen: drums, percussion
Dino Saluzzi Group – Juan Condori - 2006
EAC Rip | Flac (12 tracks) + Cue + M3u + Log | Covers scans | 424 Mb
Jazz | ECM Records GmbH (ECM 1978), 2006
Juan Condori is one of most heartfelt and deeply moving releases you will come across. It is about
remembrance—of childhood, people and place, of things lost and regained, of relationships, of a life lived fully,
with intent.
The group is based around the musical Saluzzi family, plus the outstanding U. T. Gandhi (an "honorary family
member") on drums and percussion. While Dino Saluzzi is the patriarch of the clan, each player provides
memorable moments that emerge from the continually shifting ground that forms the group's "arrangements."
Although there is an obvious structure to the proceedings, it is also quite clear that many cues are passed and a
particular player might take off at any time while the others follow. The music breathes as it moves and its
dynamics rise and fall. There is no shouting, but a feeling of calm effortlessness that masks a certain intensity
and seriousness.
Juan Condori would be a gem in any genre on any label, but for ECM it signifies not just Manfred Eicher's
catholic and superb taste, but also a triumph of emotional immediacy. Sit back and be swept away by this superb
record.
(From AllAboutJazz.com)
Tracklist:
01. La Vuelta De Pedro Orillas (8:44)
02. Milonga De Mis Amores (6:29)
03. Juan Condori (9:02)
04. Memoria (6:10)
05. La Parecida (4:51
06. Inside (3:56)
07. Soles/La Camposanteña 7:22)
08. Las Cosas Amadas (6:08)
09. A Juana, Mi Madre (6:25)
10. Los Sauces (7:09)
11. Improvisacion (3:11)
12. Chiriguan (7:28)
Musicians:
Dino Saluzzi: bandoneon
Felix ‘Cuchara’ Saluzzi: tenor saxophone, clarinet
Josè Maria Saluzzi: double bass, bass guitar
U.T. Gandhi: drums, percussion
Dino Saluzzi: Ojos Negros - 2007
Jazz | Time 58:13 | MP3 320k | Size 141 Mb
Released 2007 | Label ECM 1991 | Scan inc.
The long-awaited album by the Argentinean bandoneon giant Saluzzi and German cellist Lechner, known
both for her work with the Rosamunde Quartet and her explorations outside it. It was, for instance,
Lechner’s interest in Tango Nuevo that made the ongoing Saluzzi/Rosamunde “Kultrum” collaboration
“ possible in the mid-90s; Anja and Dino have toured widely as a duo, too. Jazz Review editor Richard Cook ”
described one of their concerts as being “as close to perfection as any music-making I can recently recall".
Essentially chamber music with inspirational roots in Argentinean traditions “Ojos Negros” puts the
emphasis on Saluzzi’s finely-crafted compositions but also has a strong improvised component.
Tracks:
1. Tango a mi padre
2. Minguito
3. Esquina
4. Duetto
5. Ojos negros
6. El títere
7. Carretas
8. Serenata
Dino Saluzzi: bandoneon
Anja Lechner: violoncello
Dino Saluzzi: Kultrum - 2008
Jazz | Time 51:40 | MP3 320k | Size 126 Mb
Released 2008 | Label ECM 1251 | Covers
Saluzzi's ECM discography was launched with the solo album Kultrum, spontaneously created in the studio
and an enduring example of the bandoneonist's art as "storyteller." Dino described the music as "an
“ imaginary return" to the little towns and villages of his childhood. The vividness of his musical sketches was ”
not lost on reviewers: "Reworking elements of tango, South American Indian music, backwater folk tunes,
and other root sounds, his breadth of feeling makes for remarkable listening" - Down Beat.
Tracks:
1.Kultrum Pampa
2.Gabriel Kondor
3.Agua De Paz
4.Pajaros Y Ceibos
5.Ritmo Arauca
6.El Rio Y El Abuelo
7.Pasos Que Quedan
8.Por El Sol Y Por La Lluvia
Dino Saluzzi: Bandoneon, voice, percussion, flutes
Dino Saluzzi - Navidad de los Andes - 2011[FLAC]
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Dino Saluzzi - 2011 - Navidad de los Andes [FLAC]
Teljes hossz: 60:29
Teljes méret: 260,58 MB
Típus: FLAC
Átlagos bitráta: 606 Kbps
Mintavételezési frekvencia: 44.1 KHz
Műfaj: Jazz
Év: 2011
Tracklist:
---------------------------
01) Dino Saluzzi - Flor de tuna - [7:40]
02) Dino Saluzzi - Sucesos - [6:46]
03) Dino Saluzzi - Fragments - [3:36]
04) Dino Saluzzi - Son qo'nati - [3:39]
05) Dino Saluzzi - Requerdos de Bohemia - [7:45]
06) Dino Saluzzi - Gabriel Kondor - [6:00]
07) Dino Saluzzi - El vals de nosotros - [3:21]
08) Dino Saluzzi - Soledad - [4:07]
09) Dino Saluzzi - Variaciones sobre una melodia popular de Jose L. Padula - [6:57]
10) Dino Saluzzi - Ronda de ninos en la montana - [5:15]
11) Dino Saluzzi - Otono - [5:18]
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MP3 256Kbps | Argentine Folk | 1972 | vinylrip
“ pure folklore of the Argentine northwest with bandoneon of Dino Saluzzi ”
Tracklist:
1- Tacita de plata
2- Noches de tucuman
3- Debajo del puente negro
4- La 7 de abril
5- Cuando nada te debia
6- Naranjitay
7- Al jardin de la republica
8- La ripiosa
9- Zamaba carpera
10- Viva Jujuy
11- La amorosa
12- La boliviana
Dino Saluzzi: Once upon a Time - Far Away in the South - 1986
Jazz | Time 55:29 | MP3 320k | Size 121 Mb
Released 1986 | Label ECM 1309 | Covers LQ
Sultry, cool,and moody. One of the best combos of instruments I have ever heard. This hard to find CD
needs to be re-issued and available to listening audiences right away.I've had this on an old cassette for
years. I can't get tired of it. Luckily, I just scored the last issue CD. Like the late, great Piazzola the sound of
mood tango has enormous subtleties and power. Saluzzi takes this music medium one step further, weaving
dreamscapes of bandoneon, with phrases of bass and trumphet and light percussion that tell some strange
stories. Grab a copy somewhere, folks! By Carlo D'Anna "Mortimersnerd"
Tracks:
1. José, Valeria And Matias
2. And The Father Said ... (Intermediate)
3. The Revelation (Ritual)
4. Silence
5. ... And He Loved His Brother, Till The End
6. Far Away In The South ...
7. We Are The Children
Dino Saluzzi: bandoneon
Palle Mikkelborg: trumpet, fluegelhorn
Charlie Haden: bass
Pierre Favre: percussion
Dino Saluzzi - Andina - 1988
Flac (tracks) CUE, LOG | 179MB Rar | Artwork
Year: 1988 | Total time: 43:15 | Label: ECM | Catalog Number: 1375 | Genre: Jazz
Album review.
Mesmer would be proud. This album presents Saluzzi's bandoneon without accompaniment, unlike most of
his recent work performed in a large or small group. The pieces are all cut of the same cloth and show a
surprising sensitivity and what might be called 'songfullness'. Definitely worth having for those times when
listening is on your agenda, and you can give your full attention. Best in the dark, on a quiet evening.
-- user review @ amazon.com
Composer, arranger, and world-class bandoneon player Dino Saluzzi was born in 1935 in Campo Santo,
Argentina, the son of multi-instrumentalist and composer Cayetano Saluzzi, and spent his childhood in
Buenos Aires, where he was a member of the Orquestra Estable at Radio el Mundo. By the age of 14 he was
already leading his own bands (his first was Trio Carnival) and by the 1980s he had developed his unique
bop-inflected and decidedly postmodern approach to the tango, an approach that has him artfully straddling
the musical past, present, and future with casual yet acute balance. For all his association with the
international avant-garde, Saluzzi still maintains his allegiance to the regional folk traditions of his youth,
and that connection gives his sometimes fragmented compositions an uncommon center of gravity. Saluzzi's
lengthy discography includes the albums Kultrum, Once Upon a Time -- Far Away in the South (both from
1985), Volver (1986), Andina (1988), Argentina (1990), Mojotoro (1991), Rios (1995), Cite de la Musique
(1997), Senderos (2005), Juan Condori (2006), and Ojos Negros (2007), most of which were released on the
ECM imprint.
-- allmusic.com
Tracks:
01- Dance
02- Winter
03- Transmutation
04- Remoteness
05- Tango Of Oblivion
06- Choral
07- Waltz For Verena
08- Andina
09- Memories
Dino Saluzzi: Mojotoro - 1992
Jazz | Time 43:00 | MP3 320k | Size 103 Mb
Released 1992 | Label ECM 1447 | Front cover
Tracks:
1.Mojotoro
2.Tango a mi padre
3.Mundos
4.Lustrin
5.Viernes Santo
6.Milonga (La Puñalada)
7.El Camino
Dino Saluzzi bandoneon, percussion, voice
Celso Saluzzi bandoneon, percussion, voice
Felix 'Cuchara' Saluzzi tenor and soprano saxophones, clarinet
Armando Alonso guitars, voice
Guillermo Vadalá electric bass, voice
José Maria Saluzzi drums, voice
Arto Tuncboyaci percusson, voice
Dino Saluzzi - 1995 - Rios - 1995
Informations by PirateClub MediaInfo v1.3
Dino Saluzzi - 1995 - Rios ((flac)
Teljes hossz: 48:13
Teljes méret: 217,06 MB
Típus: FLAC
Átlagos bitráta: 632 Kbps
Mintavételezési frekvencia: 44.1 KHz
Tracklist:
---------------------------
01) 01. Los Them - [3:25]
02) 02. Minghito - [5:14]
03) 03. Fulano de Tal - [3:56]
04) 04. Sketch 1 - [6:47]
05) 05. And He Loved His Brother Til The End - [5:29]
06) 06. Penta y Uno - [4:30]
07) 07. Jad - [5:16]
08) 08. Lunch with Pancho Villa - [7:05]
09) 09. My One and Only Love - [4:04]
10) 10. Rios - [2:23]
Acoustic Bass, Electric Bass – Anthony Cox
Bandoneon, Voice, Percussion – Dino Saluzzi
Marimba, Vibraphone, Percussion – David Friedman
Dino Saluzzi - Cité de la Musique - 1996
Argentinean Dino Saluzzi manages to be a great bandeonist and sound different
from great Astor Piazzolla. His music is much closer to new age than to "nuevo
tango" invented by Piazzolla and Co, his approach is more "down-to-earth" and
"minimalistic" yet still bears an influence on Argentinean music . That's what
makes him interesting for me and I love this album in particular because of
"chamber sound" if you know what I mean. Like you seat in a big dark room next to
a fireplace and the guys are playing for you. Five stars. - by M. Grigoryan, Amazon.com
It seems pointless writing a review for this album. It's almost as if you will either
come across it in the journey of your life or you will not. If the timing isn't right it
will just waft past you like the scent of a beautiful flower that you pass walking
along a darkened path that you can never find again. I was lucky enough to come
across this album in late 1999 and I have a funny feeling that it will remain on my
top-five-most-beautiful-albums list for a long time to come. It's not as if there's a
particular person or event in my life that this album reminds me of, it's a sort of a
collage of everything beautiful and tragic that has ever happened in my 42 years of
living. It's a medium to a whole collection of memory-feelings all bundled up
together. More than once I have dozed off (stone cold sober) while listening to this
album and have "come to" sensing the most vivid yet indescribable feelings,
particularly during the last two tracks.I agree with the other reviews of this album
- each of which is personal. Unlike other reviewers I can't put any visual images to
the music on this album. I can't even tell my closest friends what I feel some times
when I listen to this album. I just feel it. This beautifully dark and sensual album is
mood altering if you can allow it to get in. - by Sam Calder, Amazon.com
Artist: Dino Saluzzi
Album: Cité de la Musique
Year: 1996
Quality: eac-flac, cue, log, artw.
Label: ECM (1997)
Total time: 60:58
Tracks:
1. Cité de la Musique 5:56
2. Introducción y Milonga del Ausente 8:16
3. El Rio y el Abuelo 7:06
4. Zurdo 8:25
5. Romance 5:11
6. Winter 8:46
7. How My Heart Sings (Earl Zindars) 5:28
8. Gorrión 3:23
9. Coral para mi Pequeno y Lejano Pueblo 8:24
All compositions - by Dino Saluzzi ecxept How My Heart Sings
Personnel:
Dino Saluzzi (Bandoneon)
Marc Johnson (Double Bass)
José M. Saluzzi (Acoustic Guitar)
Dino Saluzzi: Senderos - 2005
Jazz | Time 79:00 | MP3 320k | Size 194 Mb
Released 2005 | Label ECM 1845 | Covers
Though Senderos includes just two players, the nicely layered complexities of their individual approaches to
their instruments makes for an incredibly diverse set. Now seventy, Dino Saluzzi is a powerful composer for
his instrument the bandoneon (a part of the accordion family). From hymn-like reveries to cabaret songs to
folk-based melodies, Dino’s breadth is impressive. When he lets loose with a few lines of wordless singing in
Allá!... en los montes dormidos" it is as if, so swept up in the emotion, he had nowhere else to go but to let
it out. Drummer Christensen can be a very quiet presence (he does in fact sit out a few numbers), but that
has been a hallmark of his playing as the resiliency of his pulses never waver, even at a whispered volume.
--David Greenberger
Tracks:
1. Vientos
2. Imagines...
3. Todos los recuerdos
4. Tus ojos...!
5. Detras de las rejas...!
6. Los ceibos de mi pueblo...
7. Aspectos
8. Huellas...
9. Ternuras
10.Allá!... en los montes dormidos
11.Tiempos
12.Fantasia
13.Formas
14.Eternidades - Loca Bohemia
Dino Saluzzi: bandoneon
Jon Christensen: drums, percussion
Dino Saluzzi Group – Juan Condori - 2006
EAC Rip | Flac (12 tracks) + Cue + M3u + Log | Covers scans | 424 Mb
Jazz | ECM Records GmbH (ECM 1978), 2006
Juan Condori is one of most heartfelt and deeply moving releases you will come across. It is about
remembrance—of childhood, people and place, of things lost and regained, of relationships, of a life lived fully,
with intent.
The group is based around the musical Saluzzi family, plus the outstanding U. T. Gandhi (an "honorary family
member") on drums and percussion. While Dino Saluzzi is the patriarch of the clan, each player provides
memorable moments that emerge from the continually shifting ground that forms the group's "arrangements."
Although there is an obvious structure to the proceedings, it is also quite clear that many cues are passed and a
particular player might take off at any time while the others follow. The music breathes as it moves and its
dynamics rise and fall. There is no shouting, but a feeling of calm effortlessness that masks a certain intensity
and seriousness.
Juan Condori would be a gem in any genre on any label, but for ECM it signifies not just Manfred Eicher's
catholic and superb taste, but also a triumph of emotional immediacy. Sit back and be swept away by this superb
record.
(From AllAboutJazz.com)
Tracklist:
01. La Vuelta De Pedro Orillas (8:44)
02. Milonga De Mis Amores (6:29)
03. Juan Condori (9:02)
04. Memoria (6:10)
05. La Parecida (4:51
06. Inside (3:56)
07. Soles/La Camposanteña 7:22)
08. Las Cosas Amadas (6:08)
09. A Juana, Mi Madre (6:25)
10. Los Sauces (7:09)
11. Improvisacion (3:11)
12. Chiriguan (7:28)
Musicians:
Dino Saluzzi: bandoneon
Felix ‘Cuchara’ Saluzzi: tenor saxophone, clarinet
Josè Maria Saluzzi: double bass, bass guitar
U.T. Gandhi: drums, percussion
Dino Saluzzi: Ojos Negros - 2007
Jazz | Time 58:13 | MP3 320k | Size 141 Mb
Released 2007 | Label ECM 1991 | Scan inc.
The long-awaited album by the Argentinean bandoneon giant Saluzzi and German cellist Lechner, known
both for her work with the Rosamunde Quartet and her explorations outside it. It was, for instance,
Lechner’s interest in Tango Nuevo that made the ongoing Saluzzi/Rosamunde “Kultrum” collaboration
“ possible in the mid-90s; Anja and Dino have toured widely as a duo, too. Jazz Review editor Richard Cook ”
described one of their concerts as being “as close to perfection as any music-making I can recently recall".
Essentially chamber music with inspirational roots in Argentinean traditions “Ojos Negros” puts the
emphasis on Saluzzi’s finely-crafted compositions but also has a strong improvised component.
Tracks:
1. Tango a mi padre
2. Minguito
3. Esquina
4. Duetto
5. Ojos negros
6. El títere
7. Carretas
8. Serenata
Dino Saluzzi: bandoneon
Anja Lechner: violoncello
Dino Saluzzi: Kultrum - 2008
Jazz | Time 51:40 | MP3 320k | Size 126 Mb
Released 2008 | Label ECM 1251 | Covers
Saluzzi's ECM discography was launched with the solo album Kultrum, spontaneously created in the studio
and an enduring example of the bandoneonist's art as "storyteller." Dino described the music as "an
“ imaginary return" to the little towns and villages of his childhood. The vividness of his musical sketches was ”
not lost on reviewers: "Reworking elements of tango, South American Indian music, backwater folk tunes,
and other root sounds, his breadth of feeling makes for remarkable listening" - Down Beat.
Tracks:
1.Kultrum Pampa
2.Gabriel Kondor
3.Agua De Paz
4.Pajaros Y Ceibos
5.Ritmo Arauca
6.El Rio Y El Abuelo
7.Pasos Que Quedan
8.Por El Sol Y Por La Lluvia
Dino Saluzzi: Bandoneon, voice, percussion, flutes
Dino Saluzzi - El Encuentro - 2010
1 CD | EAC Rip | Flac, tracks + .cue, log-file | 300 Mb
Front Cover | world fusion, bandoneon | ECM
Tracklist:
01. Vals de los dias (for bandoneon, violoncello and string orchestra)
02. Plegaria Andina (for bandoneon, violoncello, saxophone and string orchestra)
03. El Encuentro (for bandoneon, violoncello and string orchestra)
04. Miserere (for bandoneon and string orchestra)
Dino Saluzzi’s new music for orchestra and soloists characteristically glides through the borders between the
idioms. A Saluzzi composition can, from one minute to the next, be “serious”, “popular”, “traditional”,
“experimental -, even if these style divisions barely exist for a bandoneonist who prefers to see his work as
“simply an expression of innocence”. “El Encuentro” was recorded live in Amsterdam with the Metropole
Orchestra in February 2009 and is issued in time for Dino’s 75th birthday in May.
Dino Saluzzi - Navidad de los Andes - 2011[FLAC]
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Típus: FLAC
Átlagos bitráta: 606 Kbps
Mintavételezési frekvencia: 44.1 KHz
Műfaj: Jazz
Év: 2011
Tracklist:
---------------------------
01) Dino Saluzzi - Flor de tuna - [7:40]
02) Dino Saluzzi - Sucesos - [6:46]
03) Dino Saluzzi - Fragments - [3:36]
04) Dino Saluzzi - Son qo'nati - [3:39]
05) Dino Saluzzi - Requerdos de Bohemia - [7:45]
06) Dino Saluzzi - Gabriel Kondor - [6:00]
07) Dino Saluzzi - El vals de nosotros - [3:21]
08) Dino Saluzzi - Soledad - [4:07]
09) Dino Saluzzi - Variaciones sobre una melodia popular de Jose L. Padula - [6:57]
10) Dino Saluzzi - Ronda de ninos en la montana - [5:15]
11) Dino Saluzzi - Otono - [5:18]
Dino Saluzzi - De vuelta a Salta -1972
MP3 256Kbps | Argentine Folk | 1972 | vinylrip
“ pure folklore of the Argentine northwest with bandoneon of Dino Saluzzi ”
Tracklist:
1- Tacita de plata
2- Noches de tucuman
3- Debajo del puente negro
4- La 7 de abril
5- Cuando nada te debia
6- Naranjitay
7- Al jardin de la republica
8- La ripiosa
9- Zamaba carpera
10- Viva Jujuy
11- La amorosa
12- La boliviana
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Dino Saluzzi: Once upon a Time - Far Away in the South - 1986
Jazz | Time 55:29 | MP3 320k | Size 121 Mb
Released 1986 | Label ECM 1309 | Covers LQ
Sultry, cool,and moody. One of the best combos of instruments I have ever heard. This hard to find CD
needs to be re-issued and available to listening audiences right away.I've had this on an old cassette for
years. I can't get tired of it. Luckily, I just scored the last issue CD. Like the late, great Piazzola the sound of
mood tango has enormous subtleties and power. Saluzzi takes this music medium one step further, weaving
dreamscapes of bandoneon, with phrases of bass and trumphet and light percussion that tell some strange
stories. Grab a copy somewhere, folks! By Carlo D'Anna "Mortimersnerd"
Tracks:
1. José, Valeria And Matias
2. And The Father Said ... (Intermediate)
3. The Revelation (Ritual)
4. Silence
5. ... And He Loved His Brother, Till The End
6. Far Away In The South ...
7. We Are The Children
Dino Saluzzi: bandoneon
Palle Mikkelborg: trumpet, fluegelhorn
Charlie Haden: bass
Pierre Favre: percussion
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Dino Saluzzi - Andina - 1988
Flac (tracks) CUE, LOG | 179MB Rar | Artwork
Year: 1988 | Total time: 43:15 | Label: ECM | Catalog Number: 1375 | Genre: Jazz
Album review.
Mesmer would be proud. This album presents Saluzzi's bandoneon without accompaniment, unlike most of
his recent work performed in a large or small group. The pieces are all cut of the same cloth and show a
surprising sensitivity and what might be called 'songfullness'. Definitely worth having for those times when
listening is on your agenda, and you can give your full attention. Best in the dark, on a quiet evening.
-- user review @ amazon.com
Composer, arranger, and world-class bandoneon player Dino Saluzzi was born in 1935 in Campo Santo,
Argentina, the son of multi-instrumentalist and composer Cayetano Saluzzi, and spent his childhood in
Buenos Aires, where he was a member of the Orquestra Estable at Radio el Mundo. By the age of 14 he was
already leading his own bands (his first was Trio Carnival) and by the 1980s he had developed his unique
bop-inflected and decidedly postmodern approach to the tango, an approach that has him artfully straddling
the musical past, present, and future with casual yet acute balance. For all his association with the
international avant-garde, Saluzzi still maintains his allegiance to the regional folk traditions of his youth,
and that connection gives his sometimes fragmented compositions an uncommon center of gravity. Saluzzi's
lengthy discography includes the albums Kultrum, Once Upon a Time -- Far Away in the South (both from
1985), Volver (1986), Andina (1988), Argentina (1990), Mojotoro (1991), Rios (1995), Cite de la Musique
(1997), Senderos (2005), Juan Condori (2006), and Ojos Negros (2007), most of which were released on the
ECM imprint.
-- allmusic.com
Tracks:
01- Dance
02- Winter
03- Transmutation
04- Remoteness
05- Tango Of Oblivion
06- Choral
07- Waltz For Verena
08- Andina
09- Memories
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Dino Saluzzi: Mojotoro - 1992
Jazz | Time 43:00 | MP3 320k | Size 103 Mb
Released 1992 | Label ECM 1447 | Front cover
Tracks:
1.Mojotoro
2.Tango a mi padre
3.Mundos
4.Lustrin
5.Viernes Santo
6.Milonga (La Puñalada)
7.El Camino
Dino Saluzzi bandoneon, percussion, voice
Celso Saluzzi bandoneon, percussion, voice
Felix 'Cuchara' Saluzzi tenor and soprano saxophones, clarinet
Armando Alonso guitars, voice
Guillermo Vadalá electric bass, voice
José Maria Saluzzi drums, voice
Arto Tuncboyaci percusson, voice
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Dino Saluzzi - 1995 - Rios - 1995
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Dino Saluzzi - 1995 - Rios ((flac)
Teljes hossz: 48:13
Teljes méret: 217,06 MB
Típus: FLAC
Átlagos bitráta: 632 Kbps
Mintavételezési frekvencia: 44.1 KHz
Tracklist:
---------------------------
01) 01. Los Them - [3:25]
02) 02. Minghito - [5:14]
03) 03. Fulano de Tal - [3:56]
04) 04. Sketch 1 - [6:47]
05) 05. And He Loved His Brother Til The End - [5:29]
06) 06. Penta y Uno - [4:30]
07) 07. Jad - [5:16]
08) 08. Lunch with Pancho Villa - [7:05]
09) 09. My One and Only Love - [4:04]
10) 10. Rios - [2:23]
Acoustic Bass, Electric Bass – Anthony Cox
Bandoneon, Voice, Percussion – Dino Saluzzi
Marimba, Vibraphone, Percussion – David Friedman
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Dino Saluzzi - Cité de la Musique - 1996
Argentinean Dino Saluzzi manages to be a great bandeonist and sound different
from great Astor Piazzolla. His music is much closer to new age than to "nuevo
tango" invented by Piazzolla and Co, his approach is more "down-to-earth" and
"minimalistic" yet still bears an influence on Argentinean music . That's what
makes him interesting for me and I love this album in particular because of
"chamber sound" if you know what I mean. Like you seat in a big dark room next to
a fireplace and the guys are playing for you. Five stars. - by M. Grigoryan, Amazon.com
It seems pointless writing a review for this album. It's almost as if you will either
come across it in the journey of your life or you will not. If the timing isn't right it
will just waft past you like the scent of a beautiful flower that you pass walking
along a darkened path that you can never find again. I was lucky enough to come
across this album in late 1999 and I have a funny feeling that it will remain on my
top-five-most-beautiful-albums list for a long time to come. It's not as if there's a
particular person or event in my life that this album reminds me of, it's a sort of a
collage of everything beautiful and tragic that has ever happened in my 42 years of
living. It's a medium to a whole collection of memory-feelings all bundled up
together. More than once I have dozed off (stone cold sober) while listening to this
album and have "come to" sensing the most vivid yet indescribable feelings,
particularly during the last two tracks.I agree with the other reviews of this album
- each of which is personal. Unlike other reviewers I can't put any visual images to
the music on this album. I can't even tell my closest friends what I feel some times
when I listen to this album. I just feel it. This beautifully dark and sensual album is
mood altering if you can allow it to get in. - by Sam Calder, Amazon.com
Artist: Dino Saluzzi
Album: Cité de la Musique
Year: 1996
Quality: eac-flac, cue, log, artw.
Label: ECM (1997)
Total time: 60:58
Tracks:
1. Cité de la Musique 5:56
2. Introducción y Milonga del Ausente 8:16
3. El Rio y el Abuelo 7:06
4. Zurdo 8:25
5. Romance 5:11
6. Winter 8:46
7. How My Heart Sings (Earl Zindars) 5:28
8. Gorrión 3:23
9. Coral para mi Pequeno y Lejano Pueblo 8:24
All compositions - by Dino Saluzzi ecxept How My Heart Sings
Personnel:
Dino Saluzzi (Bandoneon)
Marc Johnson (Double Bass)
José M. Saluzzi (Acoustic Guitar)
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Dino Saluzzi: Senderos - 2005
Jazz | Time 79:00 | MP3 320k | Size 194 Mb
Released 2005 | Label ECM 1845 | Covers
Though Senderos includes just two players, the nicely layered complexities of their individual approaches to
their instruments makes for an incredibly diverse set. Now seventy, Dino Saluzzi is a powerful composer for
his instrument the bandoneon (a part of the accordion family). From hymn-like reveries to cabaret songs to
folk-based melodies, Dino’s breadth is impressive. When he lets loose with a few lines of wordless singing in
Allá!... en los montes dormidos" it is as if, so swept up in the emotion, he had nowhere else to go but to let
it out. Drummer Christensen can be a very quiet presence (he does in fact sit out a few numbers), but that
has been a hallmark of his playing as the resiliency of his pulses never waver, even at a whispered volume.
--David Greenberger
Tracks:
1. Vientos
2. Imagines...
3. Todos los recuerdos
4. Tus ojos...!
5. Detras de las rejas...!
6. Los ceibos de mi pueblo...
7. Aspectos
8. Huellas...
9. Ternuras
10.Allá!... en los montes dormidos
11.Tiempos
12.Fantasia
13.Formas
14.Eternidades - Loca Bohemia
Dino Saluzzi: bandoneon
Jon Christensen: drums, percussion
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Dino Saluzzi Group – Juan Condori - 2006
EAC Rip | Flac (12 tracks) + Cue + M3u + Log | Covers scans | 424 Mb
Jazz | ECM Records GmbH (ECM 1978), 2006
Juan Condori is one of most heartfelt and deeply moving releases you will come across. It is about
remembrance—of childhood, people and place, of things lost and regained, of relationships, of a life lived fully,
with intent.
The group is based around the musical Saluzzi family, plus the outstanding U. T. Gandhi (an "honorary family
member") on drums and percussion. While Dino Saluzzi is the patriarch of the clan, each player provides
memorable moments that emerge from the continually shifting ground that forms the group's "arrangements."
Although there is an obvious structure to the proceedings, it is also quite clear that many cues are passed and a
particular player might take off at any time while the others follow. The music breathes as it moves and its
dynamics rise and fall. There is no shouting, but a feeling of calm effortlessness that masks a certain intensity
and seriousness.
Juan Condori would be a gem in any genre on any label, but for ECM it signifies not just Manfred Eicher's
catholic and superb taste, but also a triumph of emotional immediacy. Sit back and be swept away by this superb
record.
(From AllAboutJazz.com)
Tracklist:
01. La Vuelta De Pedro Orillas (8:44)
02. Milonga De Mis Amores (6:29)
03. Juan Condori (9:02)
04. Memoria (6:10)
05. La Parecida (4:51
06. Inside (3:56)
07. Soles/La Camposanteña 7:22)
08. Las Cosas Amadas (6:08)
09. A Juana, Mi Madre (6:25)
10. Los Sauces (7:09)
11. Improvisacion (3:11)
12. Chiriguan (7:28)
Musicians:
Dino Saluzzi: bandoneon
Felix ‘Cuchara’ Saluzzi: tenor saxophone, clarinet
Josè Maria Saluzzi: double bass, bass guitar
U.T. Gandhi: drums, percussion
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Dino Saluzzi: Ojos Negros - 2007
Jazz | Time 58:13 | MP3 320k | Size 141 Mb
Released 2007 | Label ECM 1991 | Scan inc.
The long-awaited album by the Argentinean bandoneon giant Saluzzi and German cellist Lechner, known
both for her work with the Rosamunde Quartet and her explorations outside it. It was, for instance,
Lechner’s interest in Tango Nuevo that made the ongoing Saluzzi/Rosamunde “Kultrum” collaboration
“ possible in the mid-90s; Anja and Dino have toured widely as a duo, too. Jazz Review editor Richard Cook ”
described one of their concerts as being “as close to perfection as any music-making I can recently recall".
Essentially chamber music with inspirational roots in Argentinean traditions “Ojos Negros” puts the
emphasis on Saluzzi’s finely-crafted compositions but also has a strong improvised component.
Tracks:
1. Tango a mi padre
2. Minguito
3. Esquina
4. Duetto
5. Ojos negros
6. El títere
7. Carretas
8. Serenata
Dino Saluzzi: bandoneon
Anja Lechner: violoncello
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Dino Saluzzi: Kultrum - 2008
Jazz | Time 51:40 | MP3 320k | Size 126 Mb
Released 2008 | Label ECM 1251 | Covers
Saluzzi's ECM discography was launched with the solo album Kultrum, spontaneously created in the studio
and an enduring example of the bandoneonist's art as "storyteller." Dino described the music as "an
“ imaginary return" to the little towns and villages of his childhood. The vividness of his musical sketches was ”
not lost on reviewers: "Reworking elements of tango, South American Indian music, backwater folk tunes,
and other root sounds, his breadth of feeling makes for remarkable listening" - Down Beat.
Tracks:
1.Kultrum Pampa
2.Gabriel Kondor
3.Agua De Paz
4.Pajaros Y Ceibos
5.Ritmo Arauca
6.El Rio Y El Abuelo
7.Pasos Que Quedan
8.Por El Sol Y Por La Lluvia
Dino Saluzzi: Bandoneon, voice, percussion, flutes
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Dino Saluzzi - Navidad de los Andes - 2011[FLAC]
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Dino Saluzzi - 2011 - Navidad de los Andes [FLAC]
Teljes hossz: 60:29
Teljes méret: 260,58 MB
Típus: FLAC
Átlagos bitráta: 606 Kbps
Mintavételezési frekvencia: 44.1 KHz
Műfaj: Jazz
Év: 2011
Tracklist:
---------------------------
01) Dino Saluzzi - Flor de tuna - [7:40]
02) Dino Saluzzi - Sucesos - [6:46]
03) Dino Saluzzi - Fragments - [3:36]
04) Dino Saluzzi - Son qo'nati - [3:39]
05) Dino Saluzzi - Requerdos de Bohemia - [7:45]
06) Dino Saluzzi - Gabriel Kondor - [6:00]
07) Dino Saluzzi - El vals de nosotros - [3:21]
08) Dino Saluzzi - Soledad - [4:07]
09) Dino Saluzzi - Variaciones sobre una melodia popular de Jose L. Padula - [6:57]
10) Dino Saluzzi - Ronda de ninos en la montana - [5:15]
11) Dino Saluzzi - Otono - [5:18]
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MP3 256Kbps | Argentine Folk | 1972 | vinylrip
“ pure folklore of the Argentine northwest with bandoneon of Dino Saluzzi ”
Tracklist:
1- Tacita de plata
2- Noches de tucuman
3- Debajo del puente negro
4- La 7 de abril
5- Cuando nada te debia
6- Naranjitay
7- Al jardin de la republica
8- La ripiosa
9- Zamaba carpera
10- Viva Jujuy
11- La amorosa
12- La boliviana
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Dino Saluzzi: Once upon a Time - Far Away in the South - 1986
Jazz | Time 55:29 | MP3 320k | Size 121 Mb
Released 1986 | Label ECM 1309 | Covers LQ
Sultry, cool,and moody. One of the best combos of instruments I have ever heard. This hard to find CD
needs to be re-issued and available to listening audiences right away.I've had this on an old cassette for
years. I can't get tired of it. Luckily, I just scored the last issue CD. Like the late, great Piazzola the sound of
mood tango has enormous subtleties and power. Saluzzi takes this music medium one step further, weaving
dreamscapes of bandoneon, with phrases of bass and trumphet and light percussion that tell some strange
stories. Grab a copy somewhere, folks! By Carlo D'Anna "Mortimersnerd"
Tracks:
1. José, Valeria And Matias
2. And The Father Said ... (Intermediate)
3. The Revelation (Ritual)
4. Silence
5. ... And He Loved His Brother, Till The End
6. Far Away In The South ...
7. We Are The Children
Dino Saluzzi: bandoneon
Palle Mikkelborg: trumpet, fluegelhorn
Charlie Haden: bass
Pierre Favre: percussion
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Dino Saluzzi - Andina - 1988
Flac (tracks) CUE, LOG | 179MB Rar | Artwork
Year: 1988 | Total time: 43:15 | Label: ECM | Catalog Number: 1375 | Genre: Jazz
Album review.
Mesmer would be proud. This album presents Saluzzi's bandoneon without accompaniment, unlike most of
his recent work performed in a large or small group. The pieces are all cut of the same cloth and show a
surprising sensitivity and what might be called 'songfullness'. Definitely worth having for those times when
listening is on your agenda, and you can give your full attention. Best in the dark, on a quiet evening.
-- user review @ amazon.com
Composer, arranger, and world-class bandoneon player Dino Saluzzi was born in 1935 in Campo Santo,
Argentina, the son of multi-instrumentalist and composer Cayetano Saluzzi, and spent his childhood in
Buenos Aires, where he was a member of the Orquestra Estable at Radio el Mundo. By the age of 14 he was
already leading his own bands (his first was Trio Carnival) and by the 1980s he had developed his unique
bop-inflected and decidedly postmodern approach to the tango, an approach that has him artfully straddling
the musical past, present, and future with casual yet acute balance. For all his association with the
international avant-garde, Saluzzi still maintains his allegiance to the regional folk traditions of his youth,
and that connection gives his sometimes fragmented compositions an uncommon center of gravity. Saluzzi's
lengthy discography includes the albums Kultrum, Once Upon a Time -- Far Away in the South (both from
1985), Volver (1986), Andina (1988), Argentina (1990), Mojotoro (1991), Rios (1995), Cite de la Musique
(1997), Senderos (2005), Juan Condori (2006), and Ojos Negros (2007), most of which were released on the
ECM imprint.
-- allmusic.com
Tracks:
01- Dance
02- Winter
03- Transmutation
04- Remoteness
05- Tango Of Oblivion
06- Choral
07- Waltz For Verena
08- Andina
09- Memories
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Dino Saluzzi: Mojotoro - 1992
Jazz | Time 43:00 | MP3 320k | Size 103 Mb
Released 1992 | Label ECM 1447 | Front cover
Tracks:
1.Mojotoro
2.Tango a mi padre
3.Mundos
4.Lustrin
5.Viernes Santo
6.Milonga (La Puñalada)
7.El Camino
Dino Saluzzi bandoneon, percussion, voice
Celso Saluzzi bandoneon, percussion, voice
Felix 'Cuchara' Saluzzi tenor and soprano saxophones, clarinet
Armando Alonso guitars, voice
Guillermo Vadalá electric bass, voice
José Maria Saluzzi drums, voice
Arto Tuncboyaci percusson, voice
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Dino Saluzzi - 1995 - Rios - 1995
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Dino Saluzzi - 1995 - Rios ((flac)
Teljes hossz: 48:13
Teljes méret: 217,06 MB
Típus: FLAC
Átlagos bitráta: 632 Kbps
Mintavételezési frekvencia: 44.1 KHz
Tracklist:
---------------------------
01) 01. Los Them - [3:25]
02) 02. Minghito - [5:14]
03) 03. Fulano de Tal - [3:56]
04) 04. Sketch 1 - [6:47]
05) 05. And He Loved His Brother Til The End - [5:29]
06) 06. Penta y Uno - [4:30]
07) 07. Jad - [5:16]
08) 08. Lunch with Pancho Villa - [7:05]
09) 09. My One and Only Love - [4:04]
10) 10. Rios - [2:23]
Acoustic Bass, Electric Bass – Anthony Cox
Bandoneon, Voice, Percussion – Dino Saluzzi
Marimba, Vibraphone, Percussion – David Friedman
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Dino Saluzzi - Cité de la Musique - 1996
Argentinean Dino Saluzzi manages to be a great bandeonist and sound different
from great Astor Piazzolla. His music is much closer to new age than to "nuevo
tango" invented by Piazzolla and Co, his approach is more "down-to-earth" and
"minimalistic" yet still bears an influence on Argentinean music . That's what
makes him interesting for me and I love this album in particular because of
"chamber sound" if you know what I mean. Like you seat in a big dark room next to
a fireplace and the guys are playing for you. Five stars. - by M. Grigoryan, Amazon.com
It seems pointless writing a review for this album. It's almost as if you will either
come across it in the journey of your life or you will not. If the timing isn't right it
will just waft past you like the scent of a beautiful flower that you pass walking
along a darkened path that you can never find again. I was lucky enough to come
across this album in late 1999 and I have a funny feeling that it will remain on my
top-five-most-beautiful-albums list for a long time to come. It's not as if there's a
particular person or event in my life that this album reminds me of, it's a sort of a
collage of everything beautiful and tragic that has ever happened in my 42 years of
living. It's a medium to a whole collection of memory-feelings all bundled up
together. More than once I have dozed off (stone cold sober) while listening to this
album and have "come to" sensing the most vivid yet indescribable feelings,
particularly during the last two tracks.I agree with the other reviews of this album
- each of which is personal. Unlike other reviewers I can't put any visual images to
the music on this album. I can't even tell my closest friends what I feel some times
when I listen to this album. I just feel it. This beautifully dark and sensual album is
mood altering if you can allow it to get in. - by Sam Calder, Amazon.com
Artist: Dino Saluzzi
Album: Cité de la Musique
Year: 1996
Quality: eac-flac, cue, log, artw.
Label: ECM (1997)
Total time: 60:58
Tracks:
1. Cité de la Musique 5:56
2. Introducción y Milonga del Ausente 8:16
3. El Rio y el Abuelo 7:06
4. Zurdo 8:25
5. Romance 5:11
6. Winter 8:46
7. How My Heart Sings (Earl Zindars) 5:28
8. Gorrión 3:23
9. Coral para mi Pequeno y Lejano Pueblo 8:24
All compositions - by Dino Saluzzi ecxept How My Heart Sings
Personnel:
Dino Saluzzi (Bandoneon)
Marc Johnson (Double Bass)
José M. Saluzzi (Acoustic Guitar)
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Dino Saluzzi: Senderos - 2005
Jazz | Time 79:00 | MP3 320k | Size 194 Mb
Released 2005 | Label ECM 1845 | Covers
Though Senderos includes just two players, the nicely layered complexities of their individual approaches to
their instruments makes for an incredibly diverse set. Now seventy, Dino Saluzzi is a powerful composer for
his instrument the bandoneon (a part of the accordion family). From hymn-like reveries to cabaret songs to
folk-based melodies, Dino’s breadth is impressive. When he lets loose with a few lines of wordless singing in
Allá!... en los montes dormidos" it is as if, so swept up in the emotion, he had nowhere else to go but to let
it out. Drummer Christensen can be a very quiet presence (he does in fact sit out a few numbers), but that
has been a hallmark of his playing as the resiliency of his pulses never waver, even at a whispered volume.
--David Greenberger
Tracks:
1. Vientos
2. Imagines...
3. Todos los recuerdos
4. Tus ojos...!
5. Detras de las rejas...!
6. Los ceibos de mi pueblo...
7. Aspectos
8. Huellas...
9. Ternuras
10.Allá!... en los montes dormidos
11.Tiempos
12.Fantasia
13.Formas
14.Eternidades - Loca Bohemia
Dino Saluzzi: bandoneon
Jon Christensen: drums, percussion
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Dino Saluzzi Group – Juan Condori - 2006
EAC Rip | Flac (12 tracks) + Cue + M3u + Log | Covers scans | 424 Mb
Jazz | ECM Records GmbH (ECM 1978), 2006
Juan Condori is one of most heartfelt and deeply moving releases you will come across. It is about
remembrance—of childhood, people and place, of things lost and regained, of relationships, of a life lived fully,
with intent.
The group is based around the musical Saluzzi family, plus the outstanding U. T. Gandhi (an "honorary family
member") on drums and percussion. While Dino Saluzzi is the patriarch of the clan, each player provides
memorable moments that emerge from the continually shifting ground that forms the group's "arrangements."
Although there is an obvious structure to the proceedings, it is also quite clear that many cues are passed and a
particular player might take off at any time while the others follow. The music breathes as it moves and its
dynamics rise and fall. There is no shouting, but a feeling of calm effortlessness that masks a certain intensity
and seriousness.
Juan Condori would be a gem in any genre on any label, but for ECM it signifies not just Manfred Eicher's
catholic and superb taste, but also a triumph of emotional immediacy. Sit back and be swept away by this superb
record.
(From AllAboutJazz.com)
Tracklist:
01. La Vuelta De Pedro Orillas (8:44)
02. Milonga De Mis Amores (6:29)
03. Juan Condori (9:02)
04. Memoria (6:10)
05. La Parecida (4:51
06. Inside (3:56)
07. Soles/La Camposanteña 7:22)
08. Las Cosas Amadas (6:08)
09. A Juana, Mi Madre (6:25)
10. Los Sauces (7:09)
11. Improvisacion (3:11)
12. Chiriguan (7:28)
Musicians:
Dino Saluzzi: bandoneon
Felix ‘Cuchara’ Saluzzi: tenor saxophone, clarinet
Josè Maria Saluzzi: double bass, bass guitar
U.T. Gandhi: drums, percussion
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Dino Saluzzi: Ojos Negros - 2007
Jazz | Time 58:13 | MP3 320k | Size 141 Mb
Released 2007 | Label ECM 1991 | Scan inc.
The long-awaited album by the Argentinean bandoneon giant Saluzzi and German cellist Lechner, known
both for her work with the Rosamunde Quartet and her explorations outside it. It was, for instance,
Lechner’s interest in Tango Nuevo that made the ongoing Saluzzi/Rosamunde “Kultrum” collaboration
“ possible in the mid-90s; Anja and Dino have toured widely as a duo, too. Jazz Review editor Richard Cook ”
described one of their concerts as being “as close to perfection as any music-making I can recently recall".
Essentially chamber music with inspirational roots in Argentinean traditions “Ojos Negros” puts the
emphasis on Saluzzi’s finely-crafted compositions but also has a strong improvised component.
Tracks:
1. Tango a mi padre
2. Minguito
3. Esquina
4. Duetto
5. Ojos negros
6. El títere
7. Carretas
8. Serenata
Dino Saluzzi: bandoneon
Anja Lechner: violoncello
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Dino Saluzzi: Kultrum - 2008
Jazz | Time 51:40 | MP3 320k | Size 126 Mb
Released 2008 | Label ECM 1251 | Covers
Saluzzi's ECM discography was launched with the solo album Kultrum, spontaneously created in the studio
and an enduring example of the bandoneonist's art as "storyteller." Dino described the music as "an
“ imaginary return" to the little towns and villages of his childhood. The vividness of his musical sketches was ”
not lost on reviewers: "Reworking elements of tango, South American Indian music, backwater folk tunes,
and other root sounds, his breadth of feeling makes for remarkable listening" - Down Beat.
Tracks:
1.Kultrum Pampa
2.Gabriel Kondor
3.Agua De Paz
4.Pajaros Y Ceibos
5.Ritmo Arauca
6.El Rio Y El Abuelo
7.Pasos Que Quedan
8.Por El Sol Y Por La Lluvia
Dino Saluzzi: Bandoneon, voice, percussion, flutes
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Dino Saluzzi - El Encuentro - 2010
1 CD | EAC Rip | Flac, tracks + .cue, log-file | 300 Mb
Front Cover | world fusion, bandoneon | ECM
Tracklist:
01. Vals de los dias (for bandoneon, violoncello and string orchestra)
02. Plegaria Andina (for bandoneon, violoncello, saxophone and string orchestra)
03. El Encuentro (for bandoneon, violoncello and string orchestra)
04. Miserere (for bandoneon and string orchestra)
Dino Saluzzi’s new music for orchestra and soloists characteristically glides through the borders between the
idioms. A Saluzzi composition can, from one minute to the next, be “serious”, “popular”, “traditional”,
“experimental -, even if these style divisions barely exist for a bandoneonist who prefers to see his work as
“simply an expression of innocence”. “El Encuentro” was recorded live in Amsterdam with the Metropole
Orchestra in February 2009 and is issued in time for Dino’s 75th birthday in May.
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Dino Saluzzi - Navidad de los Andes - 2011[FLAC]
Informations by PirateClub MediaInfo v1.3
Dino Saluzzi - 2011 - Navidad de los Andes [FLAC]
Teljes hossz: 60:29
Teljes méret: 260,58 MB
Típus: FLAC
Átlagos bitráta: 606 Kbps
Mintavételezési frekvencia: 44.1 KHz
Műfaj: Jazz
Év: 2011
Tracklist:
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01) Dino Saluzzi - Flor de tuna - [7:40]
02) Dino Saluzzi - Sucesos - [6:46]
03) Dino Saluzzi - Fragments - [3:36]
04) Dino Saluzzi - Son qo'nati - [3:39]
05) Dino Saluzzi - Requerdos de Bohemia - [7:45]
06) Dino Saluzzi - Gabriel Kondor - [6:00]
07) Dino Saluzzi - El vals de nosotros - [3:21]
08) Dino Saluzzi - Soledad - [4:07]
09) Dino Saluzzi - Variaciones sobre una melodia popular de Jose L. Padula - [6:57]
10) Dino Saluzzi - Ronda de ninos en la montana - [5:15]
11) Dino Saluzzi - Otono - [5:18]
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