A Night of Tango attracted more than 1,000 patrons at the magnificent Kauffman Center for the Performing Arts. The concert was a huge hit with both audiences and critics alike.
KCMetropolis wrote a marvelous review of the concert, calling it, “one for the ages.” The writer went on to say, “With fourteen selections (only one of which was by a composer other than Piazzolla), each was a highlight with so many commendable individual and ensemble performance aspects, one could write a dissertation on this evening’s performance.” To read the full article, click here: http://kcmetropolis.org/issue/may-1-2013/article/passion-for-piazzolla
A Night of Tango had lots of press leading up to the night of the performance, including:
“Folks that have seen you before perhaps have never seen you like they’re going to be seeing you in Helzberg Hall.” – KPR’s Mark Edwards telling listeners about A Night of Tango.
Bach Aria Soloists performed a few highlights while on KPR, including “Lo Que Vendra,” “Milonga en Re” and “Libertango.”
Click to listen to the interview: http://www.kansaspublicradio.org/music/live-studio/classical-live/6368-bach-aria-soloists-a-night-of-tango
KC Live TV
“Music inspires us all. We love Astor Piazzolla’s music and we know Kansas City will also enjoy this concert and this music – that’s why we’re doing it again.” – Elizabeth Suh Lane on why BAS chose to bring A Night of Tango back to Kansas City.
KC Live’s Michelle Davidson interviewed A Night of Tango‘s Elizabeth Suh Lane, Beau Bledsoe and Jeff Harshbarger the day before the concert.
Click to watch the interview: http://www.kshb.com/dpp/entertainment/kcl/entertainment_kcl/Bach-Aria-Soloists-bring-timeless-music-comes-to-Kauffman-Center
The Kansas City Star
Kansas City Star contributor Patrick Neas had nothing but praise for the musicians from A Night of Tango. He wrote that Héctor Del Curto was “probably the finest bandoneón player in the world” and referred to Jeff Harshbarger as superbly talented and extremely versatile.”















