The Teatro Colón will stream the concert “Tomorrow is better”tribute to the 50th anniversary of the release of “Artaud”the disk of Luis Alberto Spinetta. This Monday at 10:30 p.m.
The function can be enjoyed live through www.teatrocolon.org.ar and the official networks of the theater ww.facebook.com/TeatroColonOficial, https://www.instagram.com/teatrocolon/ and www.youtube.com/teatrocolontv .
The musical direction of the concert, which pays tribute to half a century of a masterpiece of national rock, will be in the hands of Adrian Iaies with the participation of Deborah Dixon, Sol Liebeskind, Emilio del Guercio and Santiago Arias.
Iaies, in statements to the Télam agency, assured that in seven months of work on that emblematic repertoire he wanted to “get out of the trap of redundancy and literalness to be able to say something personal” and trust that what he says “also speaks of the album and its creator.
Half a century of Artaud
The half-century celebration of one of Spinetta’s and Argentine rock’s emblematic albums was an initiative of the highest national arena, which brought together the author, pianist, producer and arranger born 62 years ago in Buenos Aires and a prominent name in jazz. .
For the evocation to “Artaud”Iaies put together a wind quartet (Juampi Di Leone on flute, Lis Rigoni on oboe and English horn, Emiliano Alvarez on clarinet in B flat and bass clarinet and Julieta Di Fede on bassoon) and another string quartet (Guillermo Rubino on first violin, Natalia Cabello on second violin, Elizabeth Ridolfi on viola and Paula Pomeraniec on cello).
To that octet he added the guitars of Rodrigo Agudelo, the double bass and electric bass of Santiago Lamisovski, the drums and percussion Carto Brandán and the voices of Deborah Dixon and Sol Liebeskind, all under the orchestral direction of Ezequiel Fautario and with two special guests: Emilio del Güercio (voice) and Santiago Arias (bandoneon and voice) in a staff that does without the piano.
Source: Ambito
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