Project
Tango! A Night in Buenos Aires
A chamber tango production with Roberto Palermo on accordion and Alexey Kolesnikov on violin, shaped around night atmospheres, virtuosity and the emotional pulse of Buenos Aires.
About the project
The duo explores tango as a living dramatic language: intimate, rhythmic, elegant and full of contrast. The accordion carries breath and harmony, while the violin brings lyrical fire, gesture and theatrical tension.
Program idea
The concert can be presented as an evocative tango evening for theatres, festivals and cultural events. The repertoire moves through the sensuality and nostalgia of Buenos Aires, creating a compact production that works both as a concert and as a scenic musical journey.
The project is especially suited to venues looking for a refined tango program with a strong visual and emotional identity.
Alexey Kolesnikov
Alexey Kolesnikov is a Latvian violinist based in Riga, known for a wide musical personality that moves between classical performance, tango, improvisation and cross-genre stage projects.
Artist profile
A laureate of international competitions and a graduate of the Moscow Conservatory, Kolesnikov brings a strong classical foundation together with the freedom of an improviser and the instinct of a stage performer.
In this project his violin becomes a dramatic voice: lyrical, sharp, intimate and rhythmically alive.