Piazzolla · Tango-Étude

Piazzolla · Tango-Étude

Piazzolla · Tango-Étude

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Enjoy the Tango-Étude by Piazzolla played by the violinist Karen Gomyo

Astor Piazzolla 1921-1992
Tango-Étude n°3 © Éditions Henri Lemoine, Paris

Karen Gomyo, violin

directed by Stéphan Aubé
camera · Franck Tusolini and Stéphan Aubé
sound production by Mikkel Nymand
montage · Janine Dauterich

artistic producer · Lars Fenger
production assistant · Sonja Strange

filmed at Louisiana Museum of Modern Art

© Louisiana Museum of Modern Art

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