Libertango for String Trio by Astor Piazzolla

€15.00

Libertango, from "libertad" and "tango", was Piazzolla's 1974 declaration of independence from traditional tango, and it's become his most famous piece. This arrangement for string trio (violin, viola and cello) keeps its relentless drive, biting accents and soaring melody, and gives all three players something to dig into.

Arranged by Mislav Brajković, a Vienna-based cellist who performs chamber music regularly. Good string trio arrangements are hard to find, and this one is written for real performance: concerts, weddings, tango nights and encores.

Details
• Instrumentation: violin, viola, cello
• Difficulty: Intermediate–Advanced
• Duration: approx. 3:00

What you get
• Full score (PDF)
• Violin part (PDF)
• Viola part (PDF)
• Cello part (PDF)
• Cover art (PNG)

Print-ready files sent to your email after purchase. Suitable for concerts, recordings or personal study.

Libertango, from "libertad" and "tango", was Piazzolla's 1974 declaration of independence from traditional tango, and it's become his most famous piece. This arrangement for string trio (violin, viola and cello) keeps its relentless drive, biting accents and soaring melody, and gives all three players something to dig into.

Arranged by Mislav Brajković, a Vienna-based cellist who performs chamber music regularly. Good string trio arrangements are hard to find, and this one is written for real performance: concerts, weddings, tango nights and encores.

Details
• Instrumentation: violin, viola, cello
• Difficulty: Intermediate–Advanced
• Duration: approx. 3:00

What you get
• Full score (PDF)
• Violin part (PDF)
• Viola part (PDF)
• Cello part (PDF)
• Cover art (PNG)

Print-ready files sent to your email after purchase. Suitable for concerts, recordings or personal study.