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Pablo Ziegler, Quique Sinesi, Walter Castro - Bajo Cero
Bajo Cero
Pablo Ziegler, Quique Sinesi, Walter Castro | Khaeon World Music
"Nuevo Tango" is what Argentinean pianist Pablo Ziegler calls his
music. El Profesor Ziegler was the last pianist to perform with the great
Astor Piazzolla, joining the master’s quintet from 1978 to 1989. After Piazzolla
disbanded the group, Ziegler formed Cuarteto Para El Nuevo Tango,
beginning to compose and perform his Nuevo Tango. On Bajo Cero,
Ziegler debuts his newly formed Nuevo Tango Duo consisting of himself on
piano and Quique Sinesi on guitar. He supplements the duo with
virtuoso bandoneon player Walter Castro. The resulting trio makes some of
the most entertaining and provocative music in recent memory. In addition
to the newer Ziegler and Sinesi compositions that the Duo has been playing
recently, they honor Piazzolla with two of his own: "Chin Chin," and
"Fuga Y Misterio" grace this recording like a fine compliment,
deepening the dark and humid beauty of this music.
Zeigler’s compositions trend toward the virtuostic. His writing and
arranging are well thought out and carefully crafted. "La
Rayuela" and the title piece are complex as red wine and heady as fine
port. His empathic relationship with Sinesi is a plus, providing the music
with the depth necessary to sustain itself, almost like a breeze. Walter
Castro shows up as the smile on the face of this lilting music. Khaeon
continues its documentation of Latin Music with this very fine Bajo Cero.
