Tango Caffé Carciofo by Mark Delpriora Chamber Music - Sheet Music

By Mark Delpriora

The composer says: Some time ago, while I was playing guitar at a cafe in Brooklyn, New York, there was a regular patron: an unusual woman of uncertain age who would dine there each week. She came at the same time, sat at the same table and she usually wore a fanciful hat during the entire course of her meal. That hat recalled to me the shape of an artichoke. This woman was an ardent fan of tango music and she would often interrupt my performance of the usual standard classic guitar music with a request for a tango. Because she was so enthusiastic and I wanted to please her, I set about to learn a few tangos by a variety of composers. Some evenings, she became so excited that she would get up and dance, wild-eyed, creating quite a ruckus. After several months, she stopped coming to the cafe and shortly thereafter, I stopped playing there. It is with her in mind that I composed the Tango Caffe Carciofo. [Carciofo is Italian for artichoke]..

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Instrument:
Classical Guitar
Ensembles:
Chamber Music
Genres:
Tango
Composers:
Mark Delpriora
Publishers:
Theodore Presser Company
UPC:
680160118564
Format:
Score
Item types:
Physical
Musical forms:
Tango
Artist:
Mark Delpriora
Usages:
School and Community
Number of Pages:
4
Shipping Weight:
0.13 pounds

Chamber Music guitar

SKU: PR.494025060

Composed by Mark Delpriora. This edition: saddle-wire stitch. Sws. Score. With Standard notation. 4 pages. Theodore Presser Company #494-02506. Published by Theodore Presser Company (PR.494025060).

UPC: 680160118564.

The composer says: Some time ago, while I was playing guitar at a cafe in Brooklyn, New York, there was a regular patron: an unusual woman of uncertain age who would dine there each week. She came at the same time, sat at the same table and she usually wore a fanciful hat during the entire course of her meal. That hat recalled to me the shape of an artichoke. This woman was an ardent fan of tango music and she would often interrupt my performance of the usual standard classic guitar music with a request for a tango. Because she was so enthusiastic and I wanted to please her, I set about to learn a few tangos by a variety of composers. Some evenings, she became so excited that she would get up and dance, wild-eyed, creating quite a ruckus. After several months, she stopped coming to the cafe and shortly thereafter, I stopped playing there. It is with her in mind that I composed the Tango Caffe Carciofo. [Carciofo is Italian for artichoke]..