Utrip Buenos Airesa

Utrip Buenos Airesa je album Ansambla Odeon, ki ga sestavljajo mladi glasbeniki, predvsem študenti in mladi profesionalci, pod umetniškim vodstvom violinista Timoteja Willewaldta. Album prinaša tri osebne in slogovno raznolike poglede na tango. Bregovićev Underground tango s svojo zadržano, subtilno in notranje žarečo govorico odpira vrata v intimni svet tanga ter vodi v melanholični Dvojni koncert Roberta di Marina, ki se iz umirjenega začetka razvije v živahen ples, prežet z ritmično energijo in virtuoznostjo harmonike ter kitare. Vrhunec albuma predstavlja Piazzollov cikel Štirje letni časi Buenos Airesa v priredbi Leonida Desyatnikova za solo violino in godalni orkester. V njem se argentinski tango prepleta z odmevi Vivaldijevih Štirih letnih časov, glasba pa slikovito izraža utrip Buenos Airesa ter raznolikost človeških občutkov in značajev. Kot solisti nastopajo Teja Udovič Kovačič (harmonika), Jaka Klun (kitara) in Maša Stopar (violina). Ansamblu Odeon dirigira Samo Vidic. Album je izšel pri ZKP RTV Slovenija v sodelovanju z Radiem Slovenija – programom Ars.

Utrip Buenos Airesa is an album by Ansambel Odeon, an ensemble of young musicians, primarily students and young professionals, under the artistic direction of violinist Timotej Willewaldt. The album presents three personal and stylistically diverse perspectives on tango. Bregović’s Underground Tango, with its restrained, subtle and quietly radiant musical language, opens the door to the intimate world of tango and leads into Roberto di Marino’s melancholic Double Concerto. From its tranquil opening, the piece develops into a lively dance filled with rhythmic energy and the virtuosity of the accordion and guitar. The highlight of the album is Astor Piazzolla’s cycle The Four Seasons of Buenos Aires, arranged by Leonid Desyatnikov for solo violin and string orchestra. Here, Argentine tango intertwines with echoes of Vivaldi’s The Four Seasons, vividly capturing the pulse of Buenos Aires and the diversity of human emotions and personalities. The featured soloists are Teja Udovič Kovačič (accordion), Jaka Klun (guitar) and Maša Stopar (violin). Ansambel Odeon is conducted by Samo Vidic. The album is released by ZKP RTV Slovenija in collaboration with Radio Slovenia – Programme Ars.