1271 Cuarteto Cedron
Date: Sun, 11 May 2003 17:10:56 -0400
From: Sergio <cachafaz@ADELPHIA.NET>
Subject: Cuarteto Cedron
Cuarteto Cedron - You may buy CDs. from Amazon and perhaps from a French
distributor such as www.Fnac.com -
You may listen with (Real One Player) some recordings allowed by Fnac.com
If you wish to listen to the music 45 seconds of each recording. Go to
Fnac.com - It will be in French- when you get the Home Page on your left
hand side you will see the word CHERCHE (search) - Here write Cuarteto
Cedron then Go. It takes you to 3 available CDs. Press on one of them such
as Cuarteto Cedron - this will open another window where you will see the CD
Cuarteto Cedron and at the bottom it says: "Toutes les disques de Cedron
(Cuarteto)."Click there - this takes you to another window with 7 CDs. Some
allow listening such as Traditionnel. It sounds like tangos from the Carlos
Gardel era.
Lots of chords, mostly guitar. Some are instrumental and some have a singer
with a nice voice.
Les Milongues de Antigone (another CD) allows listening it is sang in
French.
Presentation:
This string quartet plus bandoneon left Argentina for France sometime in the
1970s, and they now live in Paris.
They not only interpret the classics of the repertoire but also produce
music of their own - much in the style of the original Tangos. Some of their
compositions are truly inspired. A record to be labelled "The Best of the
Cuarteto Cedron" is long overdue, and awaited. The lyrics of their songs
often tend to romanticism of a political nature which brings a special
flavor to their music. The cello and violin are forefront in the
arrangements. The deep voice of Cedron is very expressive.
Although difficult to find in North America, their recordings, once found,
reward the listener. The best way to find them is to try French channels of
distribution.
During the two last years, most of their recordings have been re-issued in
Buenos Aires; videoclips are now often presented on the TV Station of FM
Tango in Buenos Aires; and a recording of Tangos, Milongas and a Candombe!
called Aparicisn urbana was released in August, 1996.
Daniel Saindon
They play nice music with guitar, piano, violon, Bandoneon. Sometimes they
use Flute.
Recordings
Alborada del Tango (see Amazon).
Aparicion Urbana
Le Chant du Coq
Para vos y yo
Trottoirs de Buenos Aires
Tradicional
Alborada de tango has the following tracs
El porten`ito
El Marne
La Ultima Cita
Que Noche!
Naranjo en Flor
Los Mareados
A Evaristo Carriego
El Ultimo Organito
Flor de Lino
Cordon de Oro
Don~a Maria
El Baquiano
Milonga de mis Amores
Musicians (it became a quinteto)
Juan Cedron Singer and Guitar
Miguel Praino Alto
Emilio Cedron Violon
Facundo Torres Bandoneon
Ramon Cedron Contrabajo (Cello)
Date: Sun, 11 May 2003 22:19:01 -0300
From: Juan Fabbri <JFabbri@TANGOCITY.COM>
Subject: Re: Cuarteto Cedron
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Date: Mon, 19 May 2003 23:24:09 -0700
From: luda_r1 <luda_r1@YAHOO.COM>
Subject: Cuarteto Cedron
Listeros,
I'm not sure whom to thank, Sergio or Daniel Saindon,
for the great info on this group. So, I will thank you
both. I'm not sure quite how that post came about, but
the main thing is that I learned a lot about a group
whom I don't know. They sound terrific!
Luda
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