Mika'83

 Why should we, people of the old continent, restrict ourselves to 'imitating' something that comes from the deepest and most passionate soul of the Argentine people?!

 The cultivated composer Piazzolla emerges in all his extraordinary sweetness and creativity but always without foregoing his extreme and passionate vitality.

This review praises a unique European tribute to Astor Piazzolla's music, performed by a trio using guitar, viola, and violin instead of traditional tango instruments. The ensemble provides an intimate and intellectual take on Piazzolla’s passionate compositions, successfully capturing the composer’s sweetness and vitality. The album unfolds from solo guitar pieces to a full trio rendition, highlighting notable tracks such as Libertango and Oblivion. This interpretation offers a fresh perspective on the timeless works of the Argentine composer. Explore this captivating European tribute to Piazzolla and experience tango like never before.

 Miguel Llobet represents one of the highest peaks ever reached by musical impressionism between the late 19th and early 20th century.

 Llobet seeks in each string of the guitar not uniformity of timbre, but rather the color and uniqueness of sound that each one possesses.

This review highlights the underappreciated genius of Catalan composer Miguel Llobet, whose impressionist guitar works are masterfully performed by young guitarist Lorenzo Micheli. It praises Llobet's innovative techniques and musical range, from romantic to impressionist atmospheres. Micheli's clear and skilled playing brings elegance to the pieces, though occasionally feels a bit detached. Overall, it celebrates both the composer’s legacy and the performer’s promising talent. Listen to Lorenzo Micheli's exquisite rendition of Miguel Llobet's guitar masterpieces and explore a rich world of classical guitar innovation.