Poster Tomas Cotik Asto Piazzolla Legacy
Legacy, an album of Astor Piazzolla's best tangos performed by Tomas Cotik and Tao Lin, will be released on October, 13, 2017.
Courtesy Naxos Records
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New Classical Tracks: Tomas Cotik offers a big slice of Piazzolla

Tomas Cotik offers a big slice of Piazzolla
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New Classical Tracks: Astor Piazzolla: Legacy - Tomas Cotik, violin; Tao Lin, piano

Astor Piazzolla: Legacy - Tomas Cotik, violin; Tao Lin, piano (Naxos Records)

He was short, he walked with a limp, and he earned the nickname "Lefty" for his left hook. Growing up on the East Side of Manhattan, Astor Piazzolla often had to defend himself.

Violinist Tomás Cotik grew up in Piazzolla's homeland of Argentina. Cotik moved away at age 18, studying, teaching, and performing in Canada, Germany and the United States. Cotik's new recording takes him back to his homeland, as he celebrates the legacy of Astor Piazzolla.

Enjoy a first listen to this entire album, available for streaming on our website.

Tomas Cotik and Tao Lin
Tomas Cotik and Tao Lin
Courtesy the artist

Resources

Tomás Cotik - official site

Tao Lin - official site

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