Libertango by Astor Piazzolla/arr. Michael Philip Mossman

[@njamofficial]

Such brilliant writing.

[@firstnamelastname4549]

Makes me want to dangerously cook a spanish dish

[@biancuzzo-vgm451]

Tango =/= Spanish

[@firstnamelastname4549]

@@biancuzzo-vgm451 I =\= care

[@biancuzzo-vgm451]

@@firstnamelastname4549 it shows

[@firstnamelastname4549]

@@biancuzzo-vgm451 nobody =\= cares

[@astanarr]

@@biancuzzo-vgm451 you’re the stupid one. it originated in lower-class dance halls of Buenos Aires in ~1880

[@Tr7.713]

Definitely more lively than other versions

[@thatonetrombonist9385]

0:21 was the only reason i played this song

[@Lucas-hc5bo]

Played third trombone on this it is great

[@jonathanriggs6599]

I’ve played a different arrangement, but still like this one

[@b.ellenlininger4866]

Interesting arrangement!

[@virginiaf4117]

We played the normal version of this for our marching show, now I really wished the band director picked this one

[@anastas4339]

YOU PLAYED THIS FOR MARCHING BAND???

[@virginiaf4117]

@@anastas4339 Yeah, but not as jazzy lol. My director likes to put together parts of different pieces like this one for our shows.

[@filoscop231]

I played this at a summer camp this summer and it became such a meme😂

[@benjaminvillarrealjunco1853]

Genial, me encantó

[@GI.Joker06]

Good arrangement

[@loyalravenclaw7191]

Hmm this feels like a song that would appear in a James Bond movie in some sort of fancy gala scene or something. Maybe the opening credits?

[@BennyST]

Please someone inform the saxophones of the concept of accents

[@LokayLakanay]

Awesome !!!!

[@thecosmiccubing]

My favorite song

[@rilke1791]

Not a fan of the simplified articulation that made the original so spicy but pretty good

[@mattf.109]

Lol when the trumpet play less of the song then the saxophones do. (Libertango was written for trumpet)

[@LowReedExpert1]

It was originally written for a combo of: Piano, accordion, bass, violin and guitar
Trumpet arrangements were just that, arrangements