Sketches from the Tango Music Institute at Reed College, 2014
The opening concert when we learn that the amazing pianist and maestro Octavio Brunetti won't be joining us this year.
Bertram Levy is a bandoneon player from Port Townsend who spent a lot of time in Buenos Aires perfecting his bandoneon technique.
Pablo Aslan's class on Tango Rhythm. We clap various our marcatos and síncopas.
During lunch every day Morgan Luker lectures on History of Tango Music.
A spontaneous jam session with Francis Soriano, Alex Zeyliger, and DalRae.
Carlos Moreno, a bandoneon player from Seattle who recently moved there from Boston.
Sarah, Ben, Dana, and Jeff are playing Ben's original composition to Julian Hasse.
Natalia Tichovidova during the piano master class with Pepe Motta.
Korey Ireland talks about the intricate business of playing live music to the dancers.
Only half of the large orchestra could fit on one page of my sketchbook.
Small Ensemble I during the ensemble showcase.
Intermediate ensemble during the showcase.
The most darling duet of two bando players brings tears to our eyes.
Natalia Tichovidova performing a super complicated arrangement of Adios Nonino for piano solo.
Bertram Levy is a bandoneon player from Port Townsend who spent a lot of time in Buenos Aires perfecting his bandoneon technique.
Pablo Aslan's class on Tango Rhythm. We clap various our marcatos and síncopas.
During lunch every day Morgan Luker lectures on History of Tango Music.
A spontaneous jam session with Francis Soriano, Alex Zeyliger, and DalRae.
Carlos Moreno, a bandoneon player from Seattle who recently moved there from Boston.
Sarah, Ben, Dana, and Jeff are playing Ben's original composition to Julian Hasse.
Natalia Tichovidova during the piano master class with Pepe Motta.
Korey Ireland talks about the intricate business of playing live music to the dancers.
Only half of the large orchestra could fit on one page of my sketchbook.
Small Ensemble I during the ensemble showcase.
Intermediate ensemble during the showcase.
The most darling duet of two bando players brings tears to our eyes.
Natalia Tichovidova performing a super complicated arrangement of Adios Nonino for piano solo.