TRIO TASIS
For over 10 years, Carmela Delgado, Emilie Aridon-Kociołek, and Mathias Naon have shared and renewed their collaboration in numerous projects and major tango ensembles. Today, the three of them have the desire to create a minimalist, intimate formation that brings them closest to the keys and strings.
Three instruments – bandoneon, piano, violin – and a meeting grounded in Tango while looking towards new horizons. Moving beyond Buenos Aires, drawing inspiration from all that surrounds them here and there: the vastness of Argentine music like its territory, French chanson, Latin American rhythms, jazz, and more. It's through the pen of the arranging composer Mathias Naon and in the music research laboratories they share that their uniqueness is born today, at the intersection of tradition and exploration.
Transmitting and sharing their tango expertise with all audiences is a fundamental ambition of the ensemble. With their pedagogical experience, they offer several performances in this regard: discovery concerts from the youngest ages, master classes in conservatories, and public music lectures.
...PORQUE SÍ (coming soon)
TRIO TASIS
Ancient clock, wordless songs, kaleidoscope, funeral rhapsody, little sacred dance, waltzes and tangos weave springtime circles in this …porque sí.
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For the simple pleasure of invoking seemingly disparate realms such as tango, classical music, chanson, jazz, and Latin American rhythms. For the joy of it, Trio Tasis shapes these inspirations with whim, intertwining, blending, juxtaposing, or sometimes opposing them… and why not, allowing Schönberg and Aznavour, Piazzolla and Joan Manuel Serrat, Stravinsky, Salgán, Bartók, and Gobbi to converse freely at times.
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It is within the exploration of these musical laboratories, and under the pen of composer and arranger Mathias Naon, that this debut opus emerges, at the confluence of tradition and innovation.
Carmela Delgado – bandoneon
Emilie Aridon-KocioÅ‚ek – piano
Mathias Naon – violin
Recorded at Triton / STUDIO AGC in May 2024
Sound recording: Bastien Boissier, Jules Ferroul
Mixing: Bastien Boissier
Sound editing: Mathias Naon
Mastering: Simon Lancelot
Photo: Elsa Broclain
Piano tuning: Etienne Leroy
Model - pao: Audo graphic concept