Quinteto Astor Piazzolla
The Triumphant Return of Le Grand Tango
30/9/2026 (Wed)
8 pm
Concert Hall, Hong Kong City Hall
Tickets: $688, $488 & $328
Quinteto Astor Piazzolla
Pablo Mainetti (Bandoneon)
Matías Feigin (Piano)
Serdar Geldymuradov (Violin)
Armando de La Vega (Guitar)
Cristian Basto (Double Bass)
For more than 25 years, the official Astor Piazzolla Quintet has kept the revolutionary spirit of Nuevo Tango alive across the globe. Now, the two-time Latin Grammy Award-winning ensemble is bringing their highly anticipated 2026 Le Grand Tango tour to Hong Kong. Their programme will guide the audience through a gripping 75-minute uninterrupted performance, unfolding through vivid contrasts, merging the sharp, driving energy of pieces like Escualo and Milonga loca with the introspective, lyrical worlds of Soledad and Oblivion. The evening will culminate in a powerful, nostalgic rendition of the iconic Adiós Nonino.
"Music is the most direct form of art; it enters through the ears and goes straight to the heart." Astor Piazzolla (1921-1992)
"The music of Piazzolla contains and expresses an infinite passion, it's full of desire, and at the same time it's contemporary... (Piazzolla) took tango to another level." Yo-Yo Ma
Tickets available from 3 August 2026 at URBTIX.
20% discount for full-time students, citizens aged 60 and above, people with disabilities and the minder, CSSA recipients.
10% discount for Early Birds till 16 August 2026.
Programme around 75 minutes without intermission.
Latecomers will only be admitted at an appropriate time.
Recommended for ages 6 and above.
Programme Enquiries: 2722-1650; info@rhapsoarts.com
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Booking: 3166-1288 / www.urbtix.hk
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Presented by: Count-In Music Ltd.
Supported by: Consulate General of the Argentine Republic
Organized by: RhapsoArts Management
All-Piazzolla Programme
Verano Porteño
Thriller
Soledad
Milonga loca
Le Grand Tango
Zita
Luna
Escualo
Oblivion
Presto
Adiós Nonino