Orlando Goñi, tango for violin & violoncello

"Orlando Goñi" is a very canyengue instrumental tango, with all the trappings of the Buenos Aires sound. Arranged for his own use by Patricio Villarejo for violin and cello.

Looking for an original and captivating tango arrangement for violin and cello? You've found it! This score offers a fresh perspective on a classic, ideal for musicians who want to explore unique and exciting sounds.

Its author, Alfredo Gobbi, full name Alfredo Julio Floro Gobbi, called "the romantic violin of tango", was a violinist, pianist, orchestra conductor and composer of Argentine tango

Orlando Goñi, whose real name was Orlando Cayetano Gogni, was born in Buenos Aires on January 20, 1914, and died in Montevideo on February 5, 1945. This great pianist and conductor was just 31 years old. His most active period (the first half of the 1940s) coincided with the so-called "Golden Age of Tango." He was known by the pseudonym "The Octopus of the Piano."