María de Buenos Aires, Pt. 1: Scene 5, Fuga y misterio
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Classical
María de Buenos Aires, Pt. 1: Scene 5, Fuga y misterio was released on February 16, 1998 by Warner Classics as a part of the album Piazzolla: Maria de Buenos Aires
Melodicness
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Acousticness
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Valence
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Danceability
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Energy
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BPM141
Credits
PERFORMING ARTISTS
Kremerata Musica
Orchestra
Per Arne Glorvigen
Bandoneon
Marta Sudraba
Cello
Gidon Kremer
Violin
Alois Posch
Double Bass
Maria Fedotova
Flute
Peter Sadlo
Percussion
Vadim Sakharov
Piano
Ula Zebriunaite
Viola
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
Astor Piazzolla
Composer
Leonid Desyatnikov
Arranger
