MUSIC
published Thursday May 13
A little opera on the banks Maria de Buenos
Aires Piazzolla's work and
Ferrer returns to Centro Cultural Borges.
starring role MARIA IS IN CHARGE OF THE SINGER
PERLUSKY ALEJANDRA.
Maria de Buenos Aires, operetta called
of Astor Piazzolla and Horacio Ferrer,
up on Fridays and Saturdays from May
Borges Cultural Center with musical direction by Julian VAT
and staging of Laura Escalada Piazzolla
This is the first of a long list of collaborations between the poet
Uruguayan and Argentine musician.
The work was premiered in Buenos Aires Metro Chamber
in May 1968, Hector de Rosas and Amelita Baltar, and the same
Ferrer the role of Puck, as narrator.
There is evidence that Piazzolla was impressed with the shows
Vinicius de Moraes and Baden Powell in Rio de Janeiro,
and Ferrer suggested to do something in that direction.
addition to the strong share of pagan religion that unites
Maria de Buenos Aires with afrosambas of Brazil Piazzolla
was attracted to the idea of \u200b\u200ban expanded form and
while free, unstructured and an opera gender
. "Operita" in this case means a succession
and instrumental pieces with songs and recitations, which added an hour of music.
The book narrates the death and resurrection of Mary.
"Maria de Buenos Aires - says the stage director Laura Escalada Piazzolla
-
allegorizes the first city suffering and in pain,
be converted into shadow and
l uninhabited for long period of desolation, but his heart did not fail beating, and before dying
gives birth to the new Mary, who with the memory of his shadow
emerges as an adult child, mingled in the atavistic
spell his last
torn in the notes of an accordion, which inherit the Marias infinite
underlying the history of tango. "
This interpretation will be provided by ALEJANDRA PERLUSKY
in the role of Mary and John
VITALI as Puck,
singer and actor in addition to the HOLZ SEBASTIAN.
There is also a mixed choir
("parlato") for six voices.
The instrumental part will have the
Quinteto Astor Piazzolla Foundation, composed
Pablo Mainetti, Germain Martínez, Sergio Rivas, Nicolás
Gershberg and Sebastian Prusak,
to be increased
soloists Daniel "Pipi" Piazzolla Fabian Keoroglanian,
Gabriel Falcon, Diego Tejedor and Nestor Tedesco.
In this room had made the Astor Piazzolla Foundation
in 2003, in celebration of 35 years after its premiere
the auditorium of the Centro Cultural Borges, Viamonte 
with the performance of