As de Copas: french tango on duet

[soloduet]

It's often said that France is the second homeland for tango music, and Marcel Feijoo was one of the pioneers here even if he has been almost forgotten now. Here is one of his compositions:

 

[RonnyB]

Thanks for posting I love the sound of Tango on the concertina and great playing

Ron

[polavoy]

Really liked this. Nice tune and great playing.?

[dabbler]

Excellent.  Thanks for sharing.

-George

[wunks]

Do you (or anyone else here) play Tango for/with dancers?  

Edited August 5, 2019 by wunks

[soloduet]

Yes, sometimes for friends but in that case I try to play in a more linear style.

Didie

[wunks]

5 hours ago, soloduet said:

Yes, sometimes for friends but in that case I try to play in a more linear style.

Didie

That's interesting.  I know that playing with dancers greatly influences my playing ( on fiddle, so far).  I wouldn't have expected a more linear approach but it makes sense thinking about it.  Thanx.

Edited August 6, 2019 by wunks

[Xaveb]

Where is the sheet music? Why not post with every video? Big fan. 

[soloduet]

Hi Xaveb, here is the link where I've found the sheet music:

https://www.quickpartitions.com/partition/jo-privat/as-de-copas/1402

I remember that I changed the score to adapt it to my 52 buttons duet  but I didn't write the sheet music for my own arrangement yet. When I have the sheet music for my own arrangements I write it in the description under the video...

[Jim Besser]

Superb playing.