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Dino Saluzzi (bandoneon)

...But on this lovely personal recording it’s just him and his country’s concertina, with which Saluzzi likes to venture away from the sinewy confines of tango and orquesta tipica into territories...

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Dino Saluzzi (bandoneon)

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...But on this lovely personal recording it’s just him and his country’s concertina, with which Saluzzi likes to venture away from the sinewy confines of tango and orquesta tipica into territories...

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An album of soliloquies from the master. After highly acclaimed albums in formations from duo and trio to family band and orchestra, here is the great Argentinean bandoneon player Dino Saluzzi in his first purely solo recording in more than 30 years. The early solo albums Kultrum and Andina established his reputation outside his homeland. Recorded in the Saluzzi Music Studio in Buenos Aires between February and June 2019, it is a powerful reminder of Dinos gifts as a musical storyteller of great subtlety. His pieces, in this intimate recording, reach back to early memories; Don Caye, subtitled Variations on the work of Cayetano Saluzzi, is a most touching dedication to Dinos father. Throughout, the bandoneonist reflects upon the fleeting passage of time, instrument and performer breathing as one.

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December 2020

...But on this lovely personal recording it’s just him and his country’s concertina, with which Saluzzi likes to venture away from the sinewy confines of tango and orquesta tipica into territories free, new and spiritually uplifting.
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