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1. hellomusictheory.com › learn › greatest-argentinian13 Of The Greatest Argentinian Composers - Hello Music Theory

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   Jun 1, 2024 · Argentina is a country with an incredible musical heritage. Though you may not know many of their names, composers from this country have made many great contributions to classical music, from the tango-inspired works of Ástor Piazzolla to the operas of Alberto Ginastera.

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3. www.britannica.com › place › ArgentinaArgentina - Music, Dance, Theater | Britannica

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   2 days ago · One of Argentina’s great cultural hybrids is the tango, a music style and dance that emerged from the poor immigrant quarters of Buenos Aires toward the end of the 19th century and quickly became famous around the world as a symbol of Argentine culture.

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   4 days ago · Folk music for folk fans, from legends like Bob Dylan and Joni Mitchell to the hottest new folk songs for your 2020 playlists. Over 1K music fans have voted on the 65 Best Folk Singers, Ranked. Current Top 3: Bob Dylan, Jim Croce, Joan Baez.

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6. www.britannica.com › biography › Alberto-GinasteraAlberto Ginastera | Modernist, 20th-century, Latin American

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   4 days ago · Alberto Ginastera (born April 11, 1916, Buenos Aires, Arg.—died June 25, 1983, Geneva, Switz.) was a leading 20th-century Latin-American composer, known for his use of local and national musical idioms in his compositions.

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   6 days ago · Argentinian Folk Tunes for Accordion presents a collection of beautiful pieces arranged for accordion with chords for accompanying instruments, drawn from the rich tradition of Argentinian music. The renowned performer, author and teacher Ros Stephen provides notes on all of the pieces as well as...

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8. www.tpr.org › arts-culture › 2024/06/14Lots to discover and enjoy on these 3 new piano albums | TPR

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   Jun 14, 2024 · “ Sur: Piano Music from Argentina ” is full of pieces that fall into three thematic eras and styles, Looking Backward: toward European influences on the music; Looking Inward toward Argentinian folk music; and Looking Forward, through the pushing of boundaries.

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   What are some famous Argentinian Songs based on a poem?

   • His music often reflects the landscapes and cultural heritage of Argentina, earning him the nickname the “Schubert of the Pampas.” Some of his most famous works include “Se Equivocó la Paloma,” based on a poem by Rafael Alberti, and “La Rosa y el Sauce,” a melancholic song with lyrics by Francisco Silva.

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   Who influenced Argentinian music?

   • 10. Juan Carlos Paz (1897–1972) Unlike many of his peers, who incorporated Argentinian folk music into their works, Juan Carlos Paz stood out because he focused on modernizing the country’s music. Paz introduced twelve-tone music to Latin America in 1934, in his Primera composición dodecafónica for flute, cor anglais, and violoncello.

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   Who is the most famous Argentinian composer?

   • 9. Felipe Boero (1884–1958) Another influential Argentinian composer is Felipe Boero, who was born on January 1, 1884, in Buenos Aires. He is best known for his opera El Matrero, which debuted in 1929. Boero’s first composition, an opera called Tucumán, gained recognition as one of the best operas to come from Argentina during the 20th century.

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   How did Aguirre influence Argentinian music?

   • This celebrated Argentinian composer founded the Escuela Argentina de Música in 1916, helping to shape the country’s musical world. Unlike many composers of his time who followed popular trends, Aguirre developed his own voice in classical music.

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   Where did the arts come from in Argentina?

   • Argentina - Music, Dance, Theater: The fine arts of Argentina historically found their inspiration in Europe, particularly in France and Spain, but the turbulence and complexity of Argentine national life—and of Latin America in general—have also found expression in the arts.

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   Why is tango so popular in Buenos Aires?

   • Later artists were inspired by Mexican murals and by abstract and Pop art in the United States. One of Argentina’s great cultural hybrids is the tango, a music style and dance that emerged from the poor immigrant quarters of Buenos Aires toward the end of the 19th century and quickly became famous around the world as a symbol of Argentine culture.

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10. blog.jambox.io › folk-music-explainedFolk Music Explained: Traditions, Instruments, and Styles

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    Jun 17, 2024 · Explore the rich world of folk music, its traditions, instruments, and styles. Discover the soulful expression of life's narrative through this timeless genre.