To understand the conception and evolution of ‘Piano Tango,’ one must look back at the 2018 Tour. This was a true DIY project: a solo format designed to share the essence of tango through own piano arrangements around the world, requiring nothing more than a grand piano at each venue. The project grew into a series of over 30 global concerts before pausing at the start of the pandemic.
Piano Tango took audiences on a journey from the early 20th century to modern composers. Presented in Spanish, English, and Russian, the show broke down the rhythmic and harmonic nuances of the genre’s different styles.
Piano Tango in Moscow, Russia.