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Julio César Pardo - Gran Tango para fagot y orquesta

1) Allegro Moderato 2) Andante 3) Allegro Julio César Pardo was born in Uruguay in 1940, but as his parents were Argentine lived his entire childhood and youth in Buenos Aires. In 1973 he won a competition for solo flute in Ecuador, where he was for a year and a half. Then he returned to Argentina to found the Vanguard Anacrusa group of folk music. Soon after he traveled to France to record an album which Jacques Prevert also worked in. Prevert was the author of the famous song "Les feuilles mortes" ( Dead Leaves ). As the military government of "National Reorganization Process" (1976-1983) took him away the Argentinian citizenship , he settled in Paris where he has developed his career as a composer, both in the field of classical and also in popular music. One of his best known works is the Grand Tango for Bassoon and Orchestra, dedicated to Andrea Merenzon and premiered by her in the Madeleine Church in Paris in 1991, together with Paris Sinfonietta orchestra directed by Dominique Fanal. Grand Tango for bassoon and orchestra,is obviously based on own rhythm and melodic turns of Tango and Milonga, but its structure follows the traditional form of classical concert and as its tonal harmony is flatly, it is accessible to all ears. It is recommended for the examination of this instrument in many conservatories work. Andrea Merenzon was born in Buenos Aires in 1963. Since 1987 she is the 1st. bassoonist of the Buenos Aires Philharmonic Orchestra and has developed an intense musical activity as a soloist both in Argentina and abroad. In addition to her activities as a bassoonist, Andrea Merenzon is noted for her continued participation as an active member of various musical and social institutions. For example, he founded and directed the Buenos Aires International Festival (FIMBA), the Buenos Aires International Competition (CIMBA), the International Youth Meeting (EIOJ) orchestras and she was vice president of IDRS (International Double Reed Society) between 1997 and 2002. She has won several competitions with her instrument and has received several awards for her work as the Merit Award from Konex Foundation. She was a producer of The Colon Theatre symphonic programming and in 2005 she was named "Woman of the Year" by Clarin newspaper. Alberto Merenzon, Andrea`s father, was born in Buenos Aires, Argentina. He trained at the Town-hall Music Conservatory Manuel de Falla, graduating with the highest degrees, he later studied with Leuchter and Steinberg in (USA) . He joined as soloist in numerous national and international orchestras. In 1956 and 1972 he won awards, the Argentine Collegium Musicum and the Buenos Aires City . Town-hall . The Israel Philharmonic Orchestra, invites him to participate as a soloist in several international tours in Asia, Europe and America, and he also developes his activity as a conductor. In 1982 he founded the UBA Symphony Orchestra ,being its chief conductor for three years. In 1985 he founded the CDM Community Orchestra , directing it until 1988. Since then until 1997 he is chief conductor of the Symphony Orchestra of the National University of San Juan. He follows appearing as a guest on various Argentine orchestras in Latin America and Europe, managing an extensive repertoire of opera, ballet and symphonic music. In 1993 he was appointed member of the Argentine Music Council (part of the UNESCO) "for their contribution in maintaining high level of musical activity in Argentina." At present he is Artistic Director of the Buenos Aires International Music Festival and President of the Eldorado (Golden) Association.