Estudio de tango N-3 para saxofón solista de Astor Piazzolla: Análisis morfológico y dificultades técnicas.

Abstract

Latin American music presents a diversity and a wealth of incalculable beauty, although they are the fruits of sociocultural construction, it is necessary to find ourselves in large regions and subregions where a range of particular styles are explored that denote a unique territorial identity, given in the different forms of expression and conception of music, we can affirm that in South America in each country, expressions that meet certain needs are manifested, which have been built on the ethnic memories established in indigenous populations. In the arrival of the Europeans, Spanish, Italians and more Portuguese migrants they also found in America the fusion to be able to colonize and increase the development of each town; If we refer to Argentina we find that it has a wide number of indigenous rhythms that have been influenced by both Spain and Italy, and it is here that we stop, to observe and investigate the traditions, cultural customs that have left their regional personal stamp, being recognized worldwide, in this way it is possible to find the birth of tangos, the milonga, which are cultural expressions typical of the gauchos, of the Argentine Pampas where they have a particular way of seeing life and their philosophy is immersed around This, in fact, this work that we are presenting refers to one of the greatest exponents of tango music, one of them is the composer Astor Piazzola, who bequeaths us an impressive amount of wonderful music woven on the verge of the incorporation of modern jazz harmonies that at the time were not recognized by traditional musicians and was even relegated to different spaces, so it is p It is possible to point out one of his works called “Estudio de Tango number 3” that was conceived for flute and solo violin, however, we find transcription for saxophone, which becomes the main reason for this work, from the exploratory point of view in The saxophone seeks to adapt tools that allow us to handle the different complex passages of the work with solvency.