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** Dan Boccia: Biagi left D’Arienzo in July 1938. Listening to the 2 tracks D’Arienzo recorded on July 8, 1938, it seems to me that they’re both Biagi. Listening to the next tracks cut on August 5, 1938, Florida & Estampa de Varon, it seems like Polito, so I would conclude that Biagi’s last tracks were Nada Mas and El Internado. http://www.tango.info/recordings/JuanaDarie/1938-07-08 | ** Dan Boccia: Biagi left D’Arienzo in July 1938. Listening to the 2 tracks D’Arienzo recorded on July 8, 1938, it seems to me that they’re both Biagi. Listening to the next tracks cut on August 5, 1938, Florida & Estampa de Varon, it seems like Polito, so I would conclude that Biagi’s last tracks were Nada Mas and El Internado. http://www.tango.info/recordings/JuanaDarie/1938-07-08 | ||
** Rodolfo Biagi on 1938-08-19 recorded El incendio & Golgota http://www.tango.info/recordings/RodolBiagi/1938-08 | ** Rodolfo Biagi on 1938-08-19 recorded El incendio & Golgota http://www.tango.info/recordings/RodolBiagi/1938-08 | ||
** [[Michael Lavocah]]: My information is that Biagi's last track was "Champagne Tango", cut alongside Pénsalo bien on | ** [[Michael Lavocah]]: My information is that Biagi's last track was "Champagne Tango", cut alongside Pénsalo bien on 1938-06-22. This would mean that the session on 1938-07-08 (Nada más / Florida) was Angel Polito. | ||
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* [[Juan Polito]] (1938--1940) [http://users.telenet.be/tangoteca/darienzo/index.html#1935] | * [[Juan Polito]] (1938--1940) [http://users.telenet.be/tangoteca/darienzo/index.html#1935] | ||
** Dan Boccia: Polito’s first tracks were Florida and Estampa de Varon recorded 1938-08-05?08. | ** Dan Boccia: Polito’s first tracks were Florida and Estampa de Varon recorded 1938-08-05?08. | ||
Revision as of 2009-02-23T19:05:50
https://tango.info/JuanaDarie (tango.info person code: JuanaDarie)
- w:Juan D'Arienzo
- http://users.pandora.be/tangoteca/darienzo/index.html
- http://www.todotango.com/english/creadores/jdarienzo.html
pianists
pianists in his orchestra, base data from Pascal, see orchestra genealogy, three ranges supported by tangoteca:
- Luis Visca (1928--1929)
- Lidio Fasoli (1935)
- Tobias Conradi: the last are probably Penas de Amor & Tinta verde from 1935-08-12
- Rodolfo Biagi (1936--1938) [1] tangoteca does lets it open whether 1935 or 1936
- Tobias Conradi: 1935-10-03 Re Fa Si and Francia sound different to the former. So likely this is Biagi.
- Harry Wohlfahrt: 1935-10-03 is Biagi
- Michael Lavocah: my information is that Biagi's first session was the one on New Years Eve, 1935 (Orillas de plata / Nueve de julio). In other words, D'Arienzo's first 10 tracks of 1935 are Fasoli, everything up until Joaquina / Pabellón de las rosas on 12th December.
- Dan Boccia: Biagi left D’Arienzo in July 1938. Listening to the 2 tracks D’Arienzo recorded on July 8, 1938, it seems to me that they’re both Biagi. Listening to the next tracks cut on August 5, 1938, Florida & Estampa de Varon, it seems like Polito, so I would conclude that Biagi’s last tracks were Nada Mas and El Internado. http://www.tango.info/recordings/JuanaDarie/1938-07-08
- Rodolfo Biagi on 1938-08-19 recorded El incendio & Golgota http://www.tango.info/recordings/RodolBiagi/1938-08
- Michael Lavocah: My information is that Biagi's last track was "Champagne Tango", cut alongside Pénsalo bien on 1938-06-22. This would mean that the session on 1938-07-08 (Nada más / Florida) was Angel Polito.
- Juan Polito (1938--1940) [2]
- Dan Boccia: Polito’s first tracks were Florida and Estampa de Varon recorded 1938-08-05?08.
- Fulvio Salamanca (1940--1957) [3]
- Dan Boccia: Salamanca’s first was “Entre los Fuegos” and his last was “Sin Barco y Sin Amor” (straight out of Todotango’s Salamanca page). http://www.tango.info/recordings/JuanaDarie/1940-04-12 http://www.tango.info/recordings/JuanaDarie/1957-03-13
- Juan Polito (1957--1975)
CDs
- philips "la cumparsita" d'arienzo - Philips 832 799-2