Adios Nonino - Farewell Granddad, Astor Piazzolla arr Ray Farr. Brass Band

Adios Nonino (Farewell Granddad) - BB4 Astor Piazolla/Arr: Ray Farr

Varenummer 9790261716451
Utgivelsesår Utgitt 2020
Arrangør Farr, Ray
Komponist Piazzolla, Astor
Vanskelighetsgrad 4
Format Notesett
Tema/Sjanger Jazz/Blues
Besetning Brass (BB)
Serier Noteservice Ray Farr Edition

Adiós Nonino ble skrevet av den argentinske komponisten og bandeonisten Astor Piazzolla i 1959 som en hyllest til sin far, Vicente "Nonino" Piazzolla.

ADIOS NONINO
(Farewell Granddad)
Adiós Nonino was written by the Argentinian bandonion player and composer, Astor Piazzolla as a tribute to his father Vicente "Nonino" Piazzolla in 1959.
The title, translated, means Farewell Granddad, and the deeply expressive piece was written shortly after the death of the composers father.

RAY FARR (b. 1948)
Ray Farr was educated at the Birmingham School of Music and at the Royal Academy of Music. After 10 years as a professional musician with the BBC Radio Orchestra he started his career as a conductor.
Ray has appeared in hundreds of concerts around the world and in some of the finest concert halls including the Royal Albert Hall and the Sydney Opera House and has gained a reputation as a stylish conductor and a planner of interesting concert programmes ranging from light music to "avant-garde". He is equally adept in Classical and modern music and has conducted opera, ballet and oratorio. In 1988 Ray won a special Arts Council Award to study contemporary music with Edward Gregson and Jorma Panula, Professor of Orchestral Conducting at Helsinkis Sibelius Academy.
He has conducted at Leeds Music Festival, Harrogate Contemporary Music Festival, Aldeburgh Festival, Adelaide Festival and the Bergen Festival and has made several L.P.'s, C.D.s and T.V. appearances. Ray has appeared with BBC Radio Orchestra, Norwegian Radio Orchestra (on five occasions), the Stavanger Symphony Orchestra (on a World Wide TV program), Sandnes Symphony Orchestra (as Principal Conductor) and Kristiansand Symphony Orchestra in an exciting concert of French music.