Tango Late Night

Date & Time

Sun, Jan 14, 2024, 20:30

Venue

Due to the high demand, we are organising an exclusive Tango Late Night following the chamber concert "Argentinian Tango"! The Argentinian tangos from the first concert will be supplemented by further tangos in a varied line-up.

Info & Ticket (www.bamberger-symphoniker.de)

Musicians

Mayra Budagjan	Violin
Geworg Budagjan	Violin
Wen Xiao Zheng	Viola
Guilherme Nardelli Monegatto	Cello
Mátyás Németh	Double Bass
Paul Rivinius	Piano
Norbert Kotzan	Bandoneon

Program

Eine Auswahl an verschiedenen Tangos

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