Stravinsky playing Stravinsky (Columbia Masterworks, 1940s). Or Michel Béroff’s complete piano works.
Stravinsky wrote this short, biting piece in 1940 while living in Hollywood. It’s not a romantic Argentine tango for dancing. Instead, it’s a neoclassical parody —think fragmented rhythms, jarring accents, and dry, percussive piano writing. The left hand often snaps like a bandoneón, while the right hand plays ironic, off-kilter melodies. stravinsky tango piano pdf
Have you played this piece? What fingering do you use for the left-hand leaps in measure 9–12? Let us know below! [Download PDF from IMSLP] (insert actual link here) Stravinsky playing Stravinsky (Columbia Masterworks, 1940s)
Looking for the PDF of Igor Stravinsky’s Tango (1940) for solo piano? You’ve come to the right place. It’s not a romantic Argentine tango for dancing
Intermediate to Advanced (Grade 7–8+). The notes are manageable, but the rhythm (shifting between 2/4 and cut time with sudden accents) is tricky.
You can copy and paste this directly. Stravinsky’s Tango for Piano: Sheet Music & Performance Notes (Free PDF inside)
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