3283 can anyone identify help me identify this song?
Date: Tue, 8 Mar 2005 07:01:07 -0800
From: robin thomas <niborsamoht@YAHOO.COM>
Subject: can anyone identify help me identify this song?
thank you so much for the dozens of replies i got
trying to help me. as it turns out i now think that
the song wasn't "me quede mirandola" but "ensueno"
(ensuenio, sorry i don't know how to key in that
spanish letter).
it's NOT the di sarli version, it's more modern and
there are no lyrics. it was the peice of music a
couple performed to at one of arturo's parties in
bs.as.. i only saw a video of it on someone else's
computer (shalom) and he didn't know the name of the
couple or the song or the orchestra.
anyway, the song is beatiful.
robion
www.close-embrace.com
Date: Wed, 9 Mar 2005 02:54:40 +1100
From: Chanop Silpa-Anan <chanop@MAIL.RSISE.ANU.EDU.AU>
Subject: Re: can anyone identify help me identify this song?
Hi Robin
If it's `Ensuen~os', there is a version by Quinteto real on Nuestros 30
mejores tangos -- track 5 on vol. 2. It definitely is beautiful, is fairly
modern, and is an instrumental version. Check some info here:
https://www.milonga.co.uk/tango/quinteto_real/quinteto_real.html
Cheers,
Chanop
On a good day of Tue, Mar 08, 2005 at 07:01:07AM -0800, robin thomas wrote
> thank you so much for the dozens of replies i got
> trying to help me. as it turns out i now think that
> the song wasn't "me quede mirandola" but "ensueno"
> (ensuenio, sorry i don't know how to key in that
> spanish letter).
> it's NOT the di sarli version, it's more modern and
> there are no lyrics. it was the peice of music a
> couple performed to at one of arturo's parties in
> bs.as.. i only saw a video of it on someone else's
> computer (shalom) and he didn't know the name of the
> couple or the song or the orchestra.
> anyway, the song is beatiful.
Date: Tue, 8 Mar 2005 12:14:00 -0800
From: Daniel Lapadula <clubstyletango@YAHOO.COM>
Subject: Re: can anyone identify help me identify this song?
Now we all are looking to find and listening to that
song!
By the way: q:alt164 , Q: alt165
Regards
Daniel
--- Chanop Silpa-Anan <chanop@MAIL.RSISE.ANU.EDU.AU>
wrote:
> Hi Robin
>
> If it's `Ensuen~os', there is a version by Quinteto
> real on Nuestros 30
> mejores tangos -- track 5 on vol. 2. It definitely
> is beautiful, is fairly
> modern, and is an instrumental version. Check some
> info here:
>
>
https://www.milonga.co.uk/tango/quinteto_real/quinteto_real.html
>
> Cheers,
>
> Chanop
>
>
> On a good day of Tue, Mar 08, 2005 at 07:01:07AM
> -0800, robin thomas wrote
>
> > thank you so much for the dozens of replies i got
> > trying to help me. as it turns out i now think
> that
> > the song wasn't "me quede mirandola" but "ensueno"
> > (ensuenio, sorry i don't know how to key in that
> > spanish letter).
> > it's NOT the di sarli version, it's more modern
> and
> > there are no lyrics. it was the peice of music a
> > couple performed to at one of arturo's parties in
> > bs.as.. i only saw a video of it on someone else's
> > computer (shalom) and he didn't know the name of
> the
> > couple or the song or the orchestra.
> > anyway, the song is beatiful.
>
>
> should be sent to
> send the
> LISTSERV@MITVMA.MIT.EDU.
>
>
Daniel Lapadula
ClubStyleTango@yahoo.com
Date: Wed, 9 Mar 2005 09:57:18 -0600
From: Stephen Brown <Stephen.P.Brown@DAL.FRB.ORG>
Subject: Re: can anyone identify help me identify this song?
Ensuen~o and Ensuen~os would seem to be at least two different tangos.
According to several CD booklets, Ensuen~o was written by Antonio Sureda and Homero Manzi.
Zival's lists recordings by
Francisco Fiorentino
Orquesta Tipica Victor
Felipe Antonio
Cuarteto Cedron
There may be as many as three different Ensuen~os.
The booklet for Quinteto Real's two CD set Nuestros 30 Mejores Tangos
credits Enrique Cadicamo and Luis Brighenti for writing Ensuen~os.
Zival's lists five recordings of Ensuen~os with a variety of composers and
lyrcists.
Quinteto Los Taurus (Enrique Cadicamo/Luis Brighenti)
Quinteto Real (Enrique Cadicamo/Luis Brighenti)
Nuevo Quinteto Real (Juan Salvatore/Armando Taggini)
Rios Antonio (Juan Salvatore/Armando Taggini)
Orquesta Andres Linetzky (Jaime Wilensky)
With best regards,
Steve
Date: Thu, 10 Mar 2005 11:42:56 +1100
From: Chanop Silpa-Anan <chanop@MAIL.RSISE.ANU.EDU.AU>
Subject: Re: can anyone identify help me identify this song?
But Ensue๑o is a vals, as per Fiorentino's rendition, isn't it? An
Di Sarli's Ensue๑os seems to be composed by Enrique Cadicamo and Luis
Brighenti, also is an instrumental version.
Cheers,
Chanop
On Wed, Mar 09, 2005 at 09:57:18AM -0600, Stephen Brown wrote:
> Ensuen~o and Ensuen~os would seem to be at least two different tangos.
>
> According to several CD booklets, Ensuen~o was written by Antonio Sureda and Homero Manzi.
> Zival's lists recordings by
> Francisco Fiorentino
> Orquesta Tipica Victor
> Felipe Antonio
> Cuarteto Cedron
>
> There may be as many as three different Ensuen~os.
>
> The booklet for Quinteto Real's two CD set Nuestros 30 Mejores Tangos
> credits Enrique Cadicamo and Luis Brighenti for writing Ensuen~os.
>
> Zival's lists five recordings of Ensuen~os with a variety of composers and
> lyrcists.
>
> Quinteto Los Taurus (Enrique Cadicamo/Luis Brighenti)
> Quinteto Real (Enrique Cadicamo/Luis Brighenti)
> Nuevo Quinteto Real (Juan Salvatore/Armando Taggini)
> Rios Antonio (Juan Salvatore/Armando Taggini)
> Orquesta Andres Linetzky (Jaime Wilensky)
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