Al Di Meola - Double Concerto - Live in Warsaw, 2000 [3]

Al Di Meola & Amadeus Chamber Orchestra -
Live in Warsaw, Poland, October 30, 2000
"Double Concerto" (Astor Piazzolla)
Al Di Meola - guitar, synths
Mario Parmisano - piano
Gilad - percussion

[@ponpon1319]

Magnifique!!!!!!! passion, technique, sensualité, force ,musicalité incroyable je suis transportée entièrement par ces émotions...Merci merci

[@mecastetienne4486]

Quelle sublime Musique , ça fait voyager , Super !!!

[@luizcarlosmessiassilva2504]

Wonderfull. It´s very, very good!

[@miladirani4313]

Great

[@fireflexy]

very nice quality thanks

[@GiuseppeDelfinoGuitar]

fantastic !!!

[@RocksteadyRuth]

💗💖✨Thank you. ☀️🌞🌬

[@miklossulyi8929]

Ez igen!!!

[@ШурикЖд]

Анатолий Александрин😮 Мой Учитель.

[@jb47vintage]

This is not the best music to listen to when you're getting ready for work.

[@taufiqa.farizi9103]

Oh no, i'm doing that right now

[@LRS905]

I hope someday Mr. Di Meola goes back to his wonderful early records style and goes away from all this world music shit he is so into nowadays.

[@tangokaleidos1926]

It's not world music. It's called Tango and it is light years beyond what he was doing in his early days... why would he go back to a more elementary style of music after he progressed so much? Maybe you should open your mind and musical tastes and when you do, you may understand.

[@chad969]

Tango Kaleidos Couldn’t have said to better. I like all his albums but this is music at its finest

[@tangokaleidos1926]

@@chad969 I like all his albums too. It just amazes me how many people think his music got worse instead of better. I remember first hearing world sinfonia around 1992 and I admit it was a strange new sensation of music that was heavily influenced by Astor Piazzolla and it was difficult at first to understand but once I did understand it, it was absolutely breathtaking. Al gave me that CD after his concert and I listened to it non-stop. That was a major turning point for me as well. It's music that needs to be listened to over and over again and it just keeps growing and unfolding into a beauty that is missed by those without the patience to appreciate it.

[@alberthaust4542]

@@tangokaleidos1926 I agree with what you said.

[@hobie1dog]

Piano is out of tune

[@andyreasoner5289]

Impossible, it's effect of microphones rather.