686  S.V.P (S'il vous plait) in CDs.

Date: Wed, 7 Aug 2002 01:22:14 -0700
From: Sergio <cachafaz@ADELPHIA.NET>
Subject: S.V.P (S'il vous plait) in CDs.

Evan Wallace writes: "I am looking for any CD with "Si Vous Plait" (or
SVP-I'm not sure which
is the actual title). I believe it is by Piazolla-does anyone on the
list have any information? Carlos Gavito danced to this in Forever Tango
if memory serves. I've searched for it on a number of occasions, here
and in Argentina, and keep coming up empty-handed. Any help would be
appreciated."

Astor Piazzolla earned a scholarship to study music at the Paris
Conservatory but once in France he decided to study with the famous musician
Nadia Boulanger. The conditions of his grant were that he could not perform
in public but he could do recordings.
It was during that period that he composed many famous tangos that were
recorded there. S.V.P was one of them written together with Marcel Feijoo.
Many of those initial recordings are sold-out but it is possible to find
some in Europe recorded by other musicians.

S.V.P (S'il vous plait) (it means *please* in French) can be found in the CD
"Homage to Astor Piazzolla" played by Ivette Horner.
It may be ordered from Editions Universelles at www.Universelles.com it is
listed for U$S 18,50( I believe).

"Sentido Unico de Piazzolla Works in Paris"

S.V.P. is in a CD by Enzio Bosso/ Gustavo Beytelmann " Sentido Unico de
Piazzolla Works in Paris"
May be ordered at www.nbbrecords.com/ita/catadett.asp?ID from N.B.B
records.


Tango Fantasy by Stefan Hussong (German accordion player)

It has Libertango and S.V.P. (S'il vous plait) by Astor Piazzolla together
with tangos by Igor Stravinsky, Isaac Albeniz, Stefan Volpe and other
musicians.
Released in 1996 - Denon Records.

See the Free-Reed Review.

Tatjana Bulava, Bajan
Ukranian accordeon Player

See Fornightly CD Review


Accordions Worldwide

CD "Contrastes" by Lacides Romero (Accordion) and Arnoldo Garcia (piano).

"Il Canto del Vento" Confinensemble

"Tango Solo" by Hugo Eisemberg - Orient Musik

"From Piazzolla to Gardel" Nelson Delle-Vigne Fabbri Barnes and
Noble.com (it was sold out).