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Pablo Ziegler
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PABLO ZIEGLER was born in Buenos Aires, Argentina on September 2nd 1944.
He studied at Buenos Aires Music Conservatory where he graduated as Piano Professor. He continued his studies with Adrian Moreno and Galia Schaljman. He studied composition with professors as Gerardo Gandini and Francisco Kröpflt.
When he was 14 years old, he began to play with different jazz groups and at the same time until he was 18 played piano solo concerts.
Then he created the PABLO ZIEGLER TERCETO which was dedicated in playing classical music with jazz arrangements done by himself and, at the same time he wrote music such as: POLVO DE ESTRELLAS (Musical), LA NOCHE DE LOS GRANDES (TV); ADIOS ROBERTO and TACOS ALTOS (cinema), etc.
In 1978 he joined Master ASTOR PIAZZOLLA´s quintet and started his tournees through Europe, U.S.A., Japan, etc. playing with worldwide known artists such as the italian singer Milva and the american Gary Burton.
In 1989 after a heart disease, Master Astor Piazzolla decided to end his famous Quintet.
Since then ZIEGLER started to rehearse with his "CUARTETO PARA EL NUEVO TANGO". His debut was on May 31st, 1990 with an enormous success among public and press.
At the end of that year he recorded "LA CONEXIÓN PORTEÑA", his first production as composer of New Tango for Sony Music label. The next year he is invited to record Piazzolla´s works with the Buenos Aires PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA conducted by Pedro Ignacio Calderón. Afterwards they held performances at Colon theatre, in Argentina, EXPO-SEVILLA 92 in Spain etc. At the end of 1991 he is invited by Ettore Stratta, american conductor, to play as a soloist for an album called "Symphonic Tango", produced by Warner Teldec, U.S.A., where he also recorded a composition of his own: "MILONGA EN EL VIENTO" with The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra of London.
In 1992 he is invited by the Santa Fe Chamber Music Festival to play some concerts
in New Mexico (U.S.A.) Then he performs in New Orleans where the Mayor honored him with the title of: NEW ORLEANS CITIZEN.
When he arrived in Bs.As. the ASOCIACIÓN DE CRÍTICOS DE TEATRO E INVESTIGADORES TEATRALES gave him the National Prize "ARLEQUIN 92" to the best original music for theatre for the play of Harold Pinter: "Traición"
At the beginning of 1993 he was invited by the Argentine Foreign Office to render an homage to Piazzolla in the Villalobos National Auditorium in Brasilia in Brazil, where he went with his Cuarteto Nuevo Tango and Nestor Marconi (bandoneon player) as a guest. In the same year he was invited by La Paz Mayor Office and played at the Central Bank Theatre. (Bolivia) Later he returns with his quartet to U.S.A. playing two sessions at Santa Fe Chamber Music Festival, then in the Open Area Festival (Salt Lake City) in Utah, at Minneapolis Walker Art Center (Minnesota) and records at Saint Paul Radio, a one hour audition that was emitted by 200 american radios. The name of the program was "Saint Paul, Sunday Morning" At the end of 1993, he did his first European Tour performing in Frankfurt, Kalsrhue (Germany), Athens in Greece, The Instituto A´lla Illa (Rome), La Fontana Theatre (Milan) in Italy; and in the United Kingdom at Saint Martin in the Field Cathedral (London)
In 1994 he changes his quartet and starts playing with a quintet: Piano; Bandoneon; Electric/Acoustic guitar; Double Bass and Drum/Percussion.
With this group he does a new tour in U.S.A. performing at several Summer Festivals such as: "Botanic Garden Summer Series" (Denver) "Ravinia Festival" (Chicago); "Miller Amphitheatre Outdoor" (Houston) etc. In July he is invited to the inauguration of the "Astor Piazzolla´s Auditorium where he participates of a show with artists such as Jairo, Eladia Blazquez etc. Then he travels to Mexico and performs at the University "El Claustro de Sor Juana".
Then he is invited by The Argentine Embassy to perform in Toronto (Canada) and he after is invited by the Leight University of Beetlehem (Pennsylvania) to perform there.
In 1995 he performs several concerts in Argentina. He is invited to play at "10 YEARS FESTIVAL" during two weeks at the "LUNA PARK" to Julio Boca´s performance. He composes for him a theme for Quintet and Symphonic Orchestra. He then invited José Angel Trelles (an ex Piazzolla singer) and performed with him and the quintet a new show with new compositions called "Por Amor a Buenos Aires" in Buenos Aires (Argentina) In 1996 he is invited by "SONY CLASSICAL" to record and arrange an album of Piazzolla´s tangos and milongas for two pianos with the classical pianist Emanuel Ax called "LOS TANGUEROS". Then he goes to Medellin and performs with his Quintet in El Teatro Metropolitano and in The National Library "Luis Angel Arango" invited by The Philharmonic Society of Bogotá in Bogotá (Colombia), in a Music Festival called "Música y Músicos de Latinoamérica". He after plays in a Piazzolla Tribute at the Teatro Coliseo
in Buenos Aires. He presents his show "Por amor a Buenos Aires" in the "Sala Villalobos del Teatro Nacional" with José Angel Trelles and his quintet in Brasilia (Brazil). At the end of this year he records an album with Gary Burton with Piazzolla´s music and plays live at "Biblioteca Nacional" in Bs. As.
In 1997 he goes to New York for the presentation of his album with Emanuel Ax "Los Tangueros" at "The Knitting Factory". He starts a tour through U.S.A. heading his Quintet for New Tango in the following festivals and Theatres: Smithsonian Institute, Ravinia Festival; Santa Fé Music Hall; Dallas Museum of Art; Huntington Arts Festival; Florida International Festival; Chautauqua Institution; Lincoln Center; Kxci Tucson; Miller Amphitheatre Outdoor; He went to Japan in a concert tour with Emanuel Ax including a TV shoot for NHK Japan TV. At the end of this year Mr. Ziegler signs a contract with BMG/RCA VICTOR and becomes an artist of this recording label.
In 1998 Mr. Ziegler is invited by The American Composers Orchestra to participate in a one-week symposium called "MEETING BETWEEN AMERICAN COMPOSERS AND LATINAMERICAN COMPOSERS"
He then performs at The Hispanic Theatre in Queens (N.Y.) and at The Weill Recital Hall in Carnegie Hall (N.Y.) with two concerts for two pianos introducing Mr. Christopher O´Riley as his new piano partner.
The piano duet plays in GUILMORE INTERNATIONAL KEYBOARD FESTIVAL in Kalamazoo (Pennsylvania); three concerts in THE JAZZ BAKERY in Los Angeles (California) and at SPRING TWILIGHT CONCERT in Meadowood Napa Valley (California). STEINWAY & SONS NEW YORK honoured him, this year, naming him STEINWAY ARTIST. Later Mr. Ziegler plays with his quintet in CICLO DE TANGO CONTEMPORANEO at El Centro Cultural Borges in Buenos Aires (Argentina). In July he is invited by Gary Burton to present the album "Astor Piazzolla Reunion" for Concord Records and travels to Europe to play in the Summer Jazz Festivals such as: Basel concert, Zurich concert (Switzerland), Milan concert, Fano concert, Sardinia concert (Italy) Elmau concert (Germany) Ljubljana concert (Slovenia) Pori concert (Finland), Arhaus concert (Denmark), Vienna concert (Austria) Istambul (Turkey) He returns to Argentina and goes to the province of Tucumán and plays as a soloist in The Tango Symphonic Special Concert, with The Tucumán Symphonic Orchestra in the Alberdi Theatre. Later he is invited to the "BRIDGEHAMPTON CHAMBER MUSIC FESTIVAL". (U.S.A.) Does the arrangements of four of Piazzolla´s works and performs in ensemble with festival artists. Invited by Sony Classical / Ryota Komatzu (japanese bandoneon player) he plays two concerts in Fukuoka, one in Osaka and two in Tokio (Japan).
In October same year two albums are released: "ASFALTO" with his quintet For RCA VICTOR (red seal) and "TANGO ROMANCE" with The Orpheus Chamber Orchestra for BMG Classics. These are introduced in a special concert at The Argentinean Consulate in New York.
With the two pianos duet he plays at the "Center of the Arts", "Center Stage" in El Camino College, Los Angeles (California) at Paramount Theatre in Denver (Colorado) and at Alberta Bair Theatre in Billings (Montana) (USA) At the end of that year he goes to Brazil with his quintet and performs at Mistura Fina International (Rio de Janeiro), Serie Montreal Informática de Conciertos Internacionales (Bello Horizonte) and in San Pablo.
In 1999 he is invited by Gary Burton to record a second album with him that hasn´t been released yet and then they perform in Santiago and Valparaiso in Chile. Then he travels to New York to record his third album for BMG/RCAVICTOR with his quintet and the american saxophone player Joe Lovano as a special guest; which will be released in October 1999.
He then plays with the piano duet in the Santo Domingo Festival (República Dominicana), at Richmond University (Virginia), at The Emelin Theatre in Mamaroneck (NY) and at Fairfield University (Connecticut)
On April 6th Mr. Ziegler participates in a special concert "Tango Magic" as a performer and Musical Director at CARNEGIE HALL with his quintet for New Tango, and special guests such as The Orpheus Chamber Orchestra, Gary Burton, Ryota Komatsu, and Argentinean singers: Maria Graña and J.A.Trelles. Then they do a Video shoot for the New York Public Television about that concert. (both, were produced by Pat Phillips and Ettore Stratta). Back in Argentina he participates as a guest for Sony Classical/Marcelo Alvarez (classical tenor) in the recording of an album.
On May 29th he is invited to participate in "Música de las Américas" for THE SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION which takes place in Washington (USA) where he is honored for his contribution for the evolution of Tango with a bronze plaque. Later he plays with his Quintet for New Tango in "The Friburgo Winter Festival" in New Friburgo (Brazil). He then returns to The States to promote the video "TANGO MAGIC" and his last CD PABLO ZIEGLER QUINTET FOR NEW TANGO, which will be shown by television through all The United States and performed alive with his Quintet giving interviews by Channel Thirteen (PBS).
On October ZIEGLER plays with his Quintet in Jazz Alley in Seattle, Washington and in The UNIVERSITY OF SANTA CRUZ in Santa Cruz, California (USA).
In November he returns to Buenos Aires to present with his Quintet his new CD PABLO ZIEGLER QUINTET FOR NEW TANGO in Notorious CD Bar. He participates in "The Buenos Aires Tango 2000 Festival" with his Quintet, playing in "El Auditorio del Centro Cultural Recoleta".
In January 2000 he travels to Sydney (Australia) to play and conduct "The Sydney Symphonic Orchestra" a selection of his CD "Tango Romance" in a musical show together with the argentine choreografer Miguel Angel Zotto in "The Sydney Opera House Concert Hall". He then travels to The States to play his piano duet "Los Tangueros" with Christopher O´Riley at The Temple Theater in Tacoma and at The Meydenbauer Theater in Seattle (Washington) and at The Spivey Hall in Clayton College & State University in Morrow in Atlanta (Georgia).
In March same year he gives three Master Classes in The Graduate Center of The City University of New York (CUNY) ending with a concert with his Quintet for New Tango. Later as part of The Festival Celebrate Buenos Aires He performs with his Quintet in the Winter Garden (World Financial Center).
In April he starts a tour through Europe with The New Tango Duo together with Quique Sinesi (guitar) and Walter Castro (bandoneón) as a guest.
They play in Graz, Vienna and Innsbruck (Austria), in Bologna and Ciampino (Italy), in Aarhus and Copenhagen (Denmark), In Zurich and Basel (Switzerland) and in München, Dresden, Magdeburg, Bonn and Berlin (Germany).
In June ZIEGLER participates of the 28th Annual JVC JAZZ FESTIVAL-NEW YORK. playing at Carnegie Hall on June 17th in Tango Passion & Swing starring the show with his Quintet for New Tango with Joe Lovano, Gary Burton and Paquito D´Rivera, as his guests, Julia Zenko from Argentina and Dancers from Forever Tango shared the show. (Invited by Pat Phillips and Ettore Stratta who produced this mayor event).
He later plays in Yale University and in Connecticut College New London in The International Festival of Arts and Ideas, and then travels to Japan to play six concerts in Tokyo with his Quintet. In New Hampshire he plays with The North Country Chamber Players and then in August participates with his Quintet in The Verbier Festival in Switzerland. Comes back to Argentina and is invited by Paquito D´Rivera to play in The Colon Theatre. (Piano and clarinet). In September he plays with The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra of London in San Pablo (Brazil). Returns to Argentina and participates with his quintet in the First International Jazz Festival de los Siete Lagos in Bariloche. He then gives two concerts at El Centro Cultural San Martín, plays in La Universidad de C. Empresariales y Sociales and in Radio Nacional, always with his Quintet. He then presents for the first time in Argentina New Tango Sessions with a trio (piano, guitar and bandoneon) in Opera Prima at El Paseo La Plaza.
Ending the year Ziegler performs at The Umbria Jazz Winter Festival, which takes place in Orvieto (Italy) and features two nights with his Quintet and three guests: Paquito D´Rivera, Joe Lovano and Richard Galliano.
One night with his trio and Paquito D´Rivera and one night only his trio.
He starts 2001 playing in The International Jazz Festival of Punta del Este at "The Tambo El Sosiego" (Uruguay) with his quintet and three guests: Paquito D´Rivera, Joe Lovano and Dave Samuels in vibraphone. On January 13 he plays with his piano duet at Southern Theater in Columbus, Ohio (USA) then he plays with his Quintet on the 19 at The Cullen Theater, Wortham Theater Center in Houston, Texas and on the 20th in the Hogg Auditorium of The University of Texas in Austin, Texas (USA) On the 26th the Piano duet plays at The Connecticut College Auditorium in New London and on February 2nd he plays with his Quintet in The Auditorium of the University of Maryland.
He then travels to Sydney, Australia where he conducts and plays three concerts with the soloists of The Sydney Symphonic Orchestra at "The Sydney Opera House Concert Hall". He then is invited to participate with his quintet in "The Buenos Aires Tango Festival " on March 4th and plays in The Terrace of the Centro Cultural Recoleta in Buenos Aires (Argentina).
On March 15 and 16 Ziegler plays with the Stavanger Symphonic Orchestra in "The Stavanger Concert Hall", in Bjergsted Music Center in Stavanger, Norway.
At the end of the month he starts a tour with The New Tango Duo with Quique Sinesi and Walter Castro as a guest by several cities in Europe such as: "Jazzhouse" in Copenhagen, (Denmark) "Musikföreningen Piektrum" in Lund and "Nefertiti" in Göteborg (Sweden) "Alter Schiachthof" in Soest, "Passionskirche" in Berlin, "Waschhaus" in Potsdam, "Domicil" in Dortmund, "Hotel Bayerischer Hof-Night Club" in München and "Karistorbahnohof" in Heidelberg (Germany) "Moods im Schiffbau" in Zurich (Switzerland), "Printemps Musical Festival de Luxembourg " (Luxemburg), "Scen Wien" in Wien, (Austria) and "Teatro Sociale" in Cremona (Italy).
On July he is invited to play in Buenos Aires as guest of Cecilia Rosetto´s show called "Rojotango" in three opportunities. Then in August, Friday 13 and 20th he plays with his "New Tango Trio" at "Tobago Cigar & Arts Cafe".
On August he leaves to Chicago, Illinois where he performs with his piano duet at Ravinia Festival on the 9th and then participates of "From the Top" by radio.
September finds him in Denmark performing three concerts as a guest of Mads Vinding and Martin Andersen (Doublebase and drums) with music of his own at Musikcafeen in Arhus, at Gjehset in Frederiksvaerk and at Byggrietshus in Frb. Then he gives workshops, one at Rhyehmic Copenhagen Conservatory and another one at Arhus Conservatory. Then invited by Erling Kroner Dream Quintet he plays with them at Jazzhus Dexter, in Odense, at Holbaek Jazzklub in Holbaek, at Copenhagen Jazzhouse in Copenhagen and at Baltoppen in Ballerup.
He returns to Argentina and presents himself in Buenos Aires at the VIP of the Restaurant "Cabaña Las Lilas" in Puerto Madero. And in October travels to New York where he records a CD with Mezzosoprano Denyce Graves does the arrangements, directs and plays three songs of Carlos Guastavino and three of Astor Piazzolla. Then he plays with his new trio Satoshi Takeishi in Drums and Pablo Aslan in Doublebass giving three Concerts at the Argentinean Consulate in New York.
He then travels to Israel performing with his Quintet at "The Rappaport Hall" in Haifa, at "The Opera House Performing Center in Tel-Aviv, and at "The Jerusalem Theatre in Jerusalem.
He returns to Buenos Aires to perform with his New Tango Trio (piano, bandoneon and guitar) at Notorius in what was called "Música Notoria" on December ,Friday 6th and Saturday 7th. And at the end of the year he makes his debut with his new formation The Pablo Ziegler Trio (Piano, Double Bass and Drums) at Tobago on Saturday 15th and 29th December.
In 2002 Ziegler plays with his Quintet in USA at Joe´s Pub (Public Theatre) in New York, at UCLA (Royce Hall) in Los Angeles, California, and at Ithaca College (Ford Hall) in New York. He then goes to Argentina to participate of the 4th Tango Festival held in Buenos Aires were he plays for the first time with his three formations, (two trios and the Quintet) at The Teatro Presidente Alvear. He then starts a tour with his New Tango Trio through Potsdam, Berlin, Munich, Heidelberg, Puchheim, Neuburg, Frankfurt and Bonn (Germany) and through Graz and Salzburg in Austria. Then with his Quintet gives a concert as a part of the New World Symphony Festival Piazzolla at The Lincoln Theatre in Miami Beach (USA).
Travels to Korea and gives two concerts in Seoul with his Quintet at The Seoul Arts Center and at The Hyundai Motors Art Hall.
He travels to Italy in the month of May for rehearsals and Presentations at Ravenna Festival (Alighieri Theatre) Three Performances of "Operita María de Buenos Aires as Maestro Concertatore and Musical Director on June 13, 14 and 15. Also at the Teatro Comunale de Bologna on June 18th, 19th, 20th, 21st, 23rd, 26th and 28th with the same Play. After these succesful shows he starts a tour with his Quintet on June 30th by Schauspielhaus in Zurich, Switzerland, then in July at Kassel Kulturzelt, and Kiel Jazzbaltica, both in Germany, then he presents himself at Jazz house (Copenhagen Jazz Festival) in Denmark, then at (Jutters Festival) in wijk Aan Zee in Holland, at the London Tate Modern in London England, at the Klaversommer in Munich and at the (Jena Festival) , both in Germany.
In August he travels to The States and plays in the Summer Festival: "Music in the White Mountains" in New Hampshire with the "North Country Chamber Players" and Branford Marsalis, sax." Later he plays in Hot Springs , Virginia, at the "Chamber Music Festival" with a Quintet (Piano, bandoneon, doublebass, violin and cello.
He comes back to Buenos Aires, Argentina and presents himself with his Quintet at "El Argentino" (sold out) and later at the Hindu Club Theater with great success.
In December he leaves to New York where he presents himself in one of the most important Jazz Clubs in Manhattan "Jazz Standard" in "Tango meets Jazz" with his group and two marvelous guests: Paquito D´Rivera and James Carter.
He starts 2003, playing at the International Jazz Festival of Lapataia, in Punta del Este, Uruguay with his quartet and guests Paquito D´Rivera and Brenda Felliciano. He then comes back to Buenos Aires and takes part of the Buenos Aires Tango Festival at Teatro Metropolitan in Argentina and then travels to England , with his quintet and plays at the Piano 2003 Bridgewater Hall in Manchester. After that he starts a promotion tour for his new CD "BAJO CERO" with Quique Sinesi and Walter Castro as a guest through Berlin, Potsdam, Bielefeld, Kóln, Núrnberg, Munchen, Saalfelden, Manheim, Karlsruhe and Frankfurt in Germany, in Vienna, Austria and in Zürich, Switzerland.
Returns to Argentina and gives a Concert in Rosario, (Santa Fe) with the Municipal Chamber Orchestra of Rosario at the Theatre "El Círculo". He then travels to USA and presents himself with Tango meets Jazz in Boston, with his Quartet and Dave Samuels,(vibraphone) as guest at the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum. Then at the Norfolk Chamber Music Festival as Soloist and Musical Conductor in Connecticut. And at the Bridgehampton Chamber Music Festival (Soloist and Musical Conductor). Returns to Argentina and with his New Tango Trio plays at the Buenos Aires University, School of Law, then at Gandhi with Armando de la Vega (duet) and later with José Ángel Trelles (duet).
He then starts a new tour with the trio with Quique Sinesi and Walter Castro through , Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Utrecht and Groningen ( Holland), in Antwerpen ( Belgium) , Koln ( Germany) and Bern ( Switzerland) and then in Asia in Seul, (Korea) with the Seul Philharmonic Orchestra.
Later he presents himself with his Quartet at Jazz Standard New York (USA) with three special guests, in Tango meets Jazz with Dave Samuels,(vibes) Gil Goldstein (accordion) and Randy Brecker (trumpet). Then travels to Mexico and plays two concerts at DF with the former Piazzolla Quintet and The Philharmonic Orchestra of Mexico.
2004 Tour through The Netherlands as Musical Conductor with the Operita "Maria de Buenos Aires" written by Piazzolla and Ferrer, in Veenendaal, two in Den Haag , one of those concerts for the Royal Dutch Family, Gouda, Utrecht, Bergen op Zoom, Amsterdam, Hengelo, Venray, Maastricht, Hoogeveen, Tilburg, Rotterdam, Hasselt (Belgie), Groningen Drachten, Eindhoven, Weert, Arnhem and in the Spring Festival in Budapest,(Hungary) Later in Buenos Aires, Argentina he is interviewed at Fundación Konex by the music critic Antonio Rapallo, about his ideas between Tango and Jazz.
On June a new work by Pablo Ziegler called "Places" was presented at Corsham Festival in Great Britain, commissioned by this Festival and played by "Tango Siempre" which has developed a reputation as the UK´s leading tango ensemble. The film 18-J had its premiere on July where 10 stories , 10 directors and 10 Producing Agencies made this film in a tribute to the victims of the bombing of the AMIA 10 years ago in Buenos Aires. In the story "Shame" directed by Alejandro Doria, script by Aida Bornik produced by Patagonik Film Group and with the actress Susu Pegoraro, the music "Balada para mi muerte" by Piazzolla was played by Pablo Ziegler.
Then Ziegler plays 5 concerts with his three trios at La Revuelta , he then is part of The Tribute to Paquito D´Rivera for his 50 years with the music at The Colon Theatre , and later he performs with his quintet at The Regio Theatre as part of the II International Tango Festival , then with his trio plays at YMCA and at The Golden Jack.
He also gives three concerts at Notorious CDs Bar in September and in October he presents his last CD "Bajo Cero" together with Quique Sinesi, and Walter Castro edited for Argentina and South America by MDR Records at Notorious CDs Bar.
In November he travels to Europe with his trio and plays at "Waschaus", Potsdam, "Bayerischer Hof", Munich, and at "Palais in der Kulturbrauerei", Berlin, (Germany), "Merjeriet", Lund, (Sweden), "Copenhagen Jazz House "(Denmark) and a TV show in Ljubljana, (Slovenia) and is invited to play as a guest by the Richard Galliano Septet at "Teatro Municipal de Tourcoing" in The Tourcoing Jazz Festival in France.
In December he ends the year playing 10 concerts with his quartet at Jazz Standard with two guests, Stefon Harris (vibes) in 5 concerts and David Sánchez (sax) in the other five. New York (USA)
2005 - APAP showcase with his trio at the Thalia Theatre at the Symphony Space, in Broadway, New York and later plays as guest of Paquito D´Rivera´s Tribute at Carnegie Hall, NY (USA).
Then he starts a new tour with his trio (Quique Sinesi and guest Walter Castro, through Europe. ("Teatro Filarmónico de Verona, Italy; "Birdland Jazz Club", Neuburg, Germany; "La Spirale," Fribourg, Switzerland; "Konzerthous" - Viena Austria; Kulturfabrik" - Esch/alzette, Luxembourg; "Bimhuis", Amsterdam, Theater Aan Het Vrijthof "Bovenzaal" , "Slim Jazz", Maastricht, Netherlands; "Brotfabrik", Bonn, Germany)
In March the CD "Bajo Cero" gets a nomination for the Gardel Awards 2005 for Argentinean music for Best Album-Group-Orchestra.
In April he travels to South Korea and plays with his trio, at LG Arts Center , Seoul and with the Seoul Philharmonic Orchestra at Jeongsimwha Hall, Chungnam Univ. In Daejeon and at Daegu Opera House, in Daegu. Later he travels to New York and plays with the Orpheus Chamber Orchestra and Branford Marsalis at The Metropolitan Club.
In May he gives 4 concerts at La Revuelta Jazz Club, with his trio, in Buenos Aires, and then he plays as soloist, with the Rosario Chamber Orchestra with Fernando Ciraolo as Conductor, at Teatro "El Círculo" in Rosario, Santa Fe, Argentina.June finds him in New York playing four concerts with his Quartet at the famous Blue Note Jazz Club, with Edmar Castañeda (harp) as a guest in the last tune.
Later he gives a concert in SADEM in Buenos Aires, then travels to Spain to take part of the famous Grec Festival of Barcelona. Then as a guest of Quique Sinesi´s new CD, he plays at the Presidente Alvear Theatre in Buenos Aires. In August the CD "Bajo Cero" gets a nomination for the Latin Grammy Awards for Best Tango Album. He makes a TV show for Cablevisión in Buenos Aires, and then travels to Córdoba, to play at the Libertador Theatre with the Symphonic Band of the province of Cordoba in Argentina with Hadrian Avila as Conductor.
Later he is invited to play by Jairo at the Coliseo Theatre in Buenos Aires in two concerts, and then he gives 6 concerts at La Revuelta Jazz Club with his trio.
On November 3rd he wins the GRAMMY AWARD in the Tango category for his first ZOHO CD "Bajo Cero" !
After that he plays with his trio at The Walton Center, in Fayetteville, Arkansas, USA, and ends the year with 10 concerts at Jazz Standard in New York with his quartet with his program "Tango meets Jazz" with guests (2 concerts with Edmar Castañeda, 3 concerts with Harry Allen, and 5 with Kenny Garret).
2006 Pablo Ziegler together with Christopher O´Riley performs three concerts (Piano Duo) at Sydney Festival, two at City Recital Hall , Angel Place in Sydney and one at Riverside Theatre, in Parramata, Australia.Then with his trio plays at the Music Center Recital Hall, University of California, Santa Cruz, California, The American Theatre, in Hampton, Virginia and at the Autpost Performance Space and at Chamber Music, both in Albuquerque, New Mexico, USA. Later plays as soloist in three concerts with the Orchestra Sinfónica da USP, at the Auditorium Ibirapuera, in San Pablo, Brazil. He travels to The States and performs with his Quartet, and special guest, Dave Samuels at The Savannah Music Festival, Orleans Hall, in Georgia, Later he starts his European tour with Quique Sinesi, and guest Walter Castro, at Half Note, in Athens, (Greece), Brotfabrick, Frankfurt; Jazz Club, Hannover; Karlsruhe, Tempel; Staatsschaspiel, Kleines Haus, Dresden; in (Germany) Porgy & Bess, Vienna; Kultur Café Ideal, Fulda in (Austria), Mixmusic, in Malmo, (Sweden) and Bimhuis in Amsterdam (The Netherlands) Where he records a new CD live for "Saphrane Records" a Dutch label.
He then leads a nine - piece orchestra from the Piano at The Andover Chamber Music Series in Old Town Hall , Andover in Massachusetts (USA) and later plays two concerts with the Symphonic Band of Córdoba at Teatro Libertador in Córdoba, Argentina, then he plays as soloist with the Symphonic Band of Estado de Sao Pablo at Teatro Sergio Cardoso, in San Pablo in Brazil. Then back in USA plays with his quartet at the Cape May Music Festival in New Jersey , at The Regatta Bar in Boston with Richard Galliano. And with the North Country Chamber Players in New Hampshire.
2007 - Pablo Ziegler releases "Buenos Aires Report", his new trio recording with Quique Sinesi, guitar, and Walter Castro, bandoneon, as his second ZOHO release.
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Ball Four, Leparoux look good
When Ball Four finished second at 45-1 last September in the Kentucky Cup Classic at Turfway Park, the one question that many fans asked in the aftermath was this: Who rode him?
The answer came soon enough. The rider was apprentice Julien Leparoux, who was making his first appearance of note on the Kentucky circuit. Ball Four led most of the way before settling for second behind Shaniko in the Grade 2 Kentucky Cup Classic, giving Leparoux his first of many Turfway thrills.
In the six months since, Leparoux has become the dominant jockey at Turfway. By riding his 124th and 125th winners of the year Wednesday night at the Florence, Ky., track, Leparoux maintained his sizable lead atop the North American win standings. Saturday, when Ball Four makes just his second start since the Kentucky Cup, and his first since a disappointing last-place finish in the Sycamore Stakes last October at Keeneland, Leparoux once again will be aboard, and Ball Four returns as one of the deserving favorites in the $50,000 Tejano Run.
is trained by Leparoux's fellow Frenchman, Patrick Biancone, who took Leparoux under his wing nearly three years ago. Leparoux, 22, credits Biancone for laying the groundwork that has allowed him to become a top rider.
Ball Four, 5, tends to run on or near the pace, and partly because he is returning from a 5 1/2-month layoff, he figures to be especially prominent through the early stages of the 1 1/8-mile Tejano Run. He will break from post 8 in a field of 11.
Probably the most dangerous challenger for Ball Four is (post 10), a 9-year-old gelding whose last two races over the Turfway Polytrack resulted in easy victories.
Another notable starter is (post 5), upset winner of the Feb. 18 Dust Commander at Turfway.
The Tejano Run, named for the 1994 Kentucky Cup Juvenile winner who went on to finish second behind Thunder Gulch in the 1995 Kentucky Derby , is the 10th of 12 Saturday races. First post is 1:10 p.m. Eastern.
The Tejano Run is the last stakes at Turfway before the Grade 2 Lane's End Stakes, the track's annual showcase.
The $500,000 Lane's End is one of five stakes to be run here next Saturday, March 25.

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The 2015 Nissan NV200 boats standard features that include a 2.0 liter I-4 engine that is capable of producing a maximum output of 131 horsepower that is mated with a continuously variable transmission (CVT) with overdrive and four wheel anti-lock brakes (ABS). Also standard on the vehicle are side seat airbags, airbag occupancy sensors, first row overhead airbags, air conditioning driveline traction control, 15 inch steel wheels power windows and electronic stability.
2015 Nissan NV200 Fuel Economy
The compact van that is aimed at commercial buyers desiring a more efficient alternative to the full sized counterpart, is able to offer a great combination of available technology, value and spacing. After its launch in 2013, the 2015 Nissan NV200 is the recipient of a bevy of revisions. The fuel economy received a mile increase for both city and highway driving due to the updates to the vehicle. The current fuel economy is able to deliver 24 mpg city and 26 mpg on the highway.
The latest generation of the 2015 Nissan NV200 also received a sliding glass door package, a rear parking sonar and an HD alternator that has been tweaked as well as an update to its connectivity suite and navigational system.
2015 Nissan NV200 Interior
The NV200 is able to accomplish a 36.7 foot turning cycle and despite its size, the vehicle is able to provide a 1500 pound cargo capacity and an impressive 36.7 feet of cargo spacing. Due to an integration of mounting points, the cargo area is now able to have shelves and racks installed. There are also six mounted hooks that have the ability to be specified to assist when securely expressly bulky items.
The interior of the cabin is erogonomically friendly and very simplistic given a bountiful amount of small package spacing for commercial use. The center console allows for hanging file or laptop storage as well as housing a pen/pencil tray, a holder for CD/DVD's and dual cup holders. Within the upper instrument panel, recessed cubbies for storage can be found and the rear passenger seating is able to fold down in order to provide additional cargo storage.
Optional features for the interior include: a rear parking sonar system, Bluetoth Hands Free Phone system with the addition of the capability to stream audio seamlessly, a navigation system that is paired with a 5.8 inch touchscreen, voice recognition, SiriusXM Satellite traffic and travel link, a USB port for MP3 enabled devices, Mobile apps, a rear view monitor and more.
For safety, all of the models within the line have been outfitted with front side, side curtain and dual front airbags alongside traction and stability control systems as well as a tire pressure system.
2015 Nissan NV200 Release Date and Price
The S trim level is equipped with a CVT transmission and priced comfortably at $20.290. While the SV trim level also hosts a CVT transmission that is mated with a 131 horsepower, 2.0 liter four cylinder engine that is priced at $21,280. The prices lands the vehicle below its closet competition which includes the Transit by Ford. Although slightly more expensive than the more powerful and larger Ram cargo van, the 2015 Nissan NV200 is still a wondrous deal for its class and price range. Expected to be on the market in mid-2015


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Latitude: 52.2567 / 52°15'23"N
Longitude: 0.889 / 0°53'20"E
OS Eastings: 597276
OS Northings: 265986
OS Grid: TL972659
Mapcode National: GBR SHP.HL4
Mapcode Global: VHKD7.CJBX
Entry Name: Barn, 20 Metres West of Oaktree Farmhouse
Listing Date: 9 May 1988
Grade: II
Source: Historic England
Source ID: 1032453
English Heritage Legacy ID: 281199
Location: Norton, Mid Suffolk, Suffolk, IP31
County: Suffolk
District: Mid Suffolk
Civil Parish: Norton
Traditional County: Suffolk
Lieutenancy Area (Ceremonial County): Suffolk
Church of England Parish: Norton St Andrew
Church of England Diocese: St.Edmundsbury and Ipswich
2/96 Barn, 20m west of Oaktree
- Farmhouse
Barn, probably C17. 3 bays. Timber-framed, part weatherboarded and part
plastered on laths, part renewed in corrugated iron. Slated roof, once
thatched. A set of 4 boarded barn doors at centre of east side. A C19 rear
lean-to under a catslide roof. Interior not examined: included for group
Listing NGR: TL9727665986
This text is from the original listing, and may not necessarily reflect the current setting of the building.
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Umbrella Inside Out Competitions: Accepting Entries!
The first ever TreeHugger design competition is here! In Collaboration with I.D. Magazine, we are asking for creative approaches to the umbrella problem. Of the 33 million sold annually in the U.S. alone, hundreds of thousands break down, facing abandonment and landfills. Designers (and aspiring designers!), give us either an innovative umbrella with a Cradle to Cradle(R) sensibility, or a women's couture garment fashioned from old umbrellas! Entry info is available here. Finalists and winners will be featured on TreeHugger and in I.D.! The winning couture garment will walk the runway at Paris' Ethical Fashion Show. The Umbrella Inside Out site will constantly feature fresh stories on re-use, Cradle to Cradle(R), and umbrella fun. Design away!


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In this episode, Shay is joined by special guests: Lizzy and Zoe of the Star Wars Geek Girl podcast! They cover the latest in Star Wars news, their love for Star Wars animation, Rey's new look, and get distracted plenty of times!
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Link to Kanan and Hera unboxing video:
My "Ahsoka on Malachor" doodle I made during literature class:
(and Lizzy is an amazing drawer, by the way, she's way better than me)
Star Wars Geek Girl panel at Star Wars Celebration Orlando 2017
Those "cards" with hints and snippets from Star Wars: From a Certain Point of View.
Lizzy's dad's fake From a Certain Point of View card that almost got me excited:
Zoe's Her Universe "Hera" shirt.
Info on Star Wars: Forces of Destiny season 2.
That picture where it looks like Rey has a scar/bruise/some type of wound:
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Sound effects were from the Free Sound Project.
Complete list of effects used for this episode:
- Fire-breathing dragon.flac by CGEffex
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's Huawei Technologies Co Ltd, the world's second-largest telecommunication equipment maker, on Wednesday said revenue likely rose last year by around 8 percent, less than its target of 10 percent.
Huawei, which ranks behind Sweden's Ericsson in telecom equipment sales, said unaudited global revenue likely reached 238 billion yuan to 240 billion yuan ($39.73 billion) in 2013.
Unaudited operating profit for 2013 was likely in the range of 28.6 billion yuan to 29.4 billion yuan, the company said. That compared with an audited 2012 operating profit of 19.96 billion yuan - an increase of 43.3 percent.
($1 = 6.0412 Chinese yuan)
(Reporting by Paul Carsten; Editing by Christopher Cushing)


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Arriva London women bus drivers get on their bikes for cancer charities
At Arriva London we are always proud and amazed at the generosity and enthusiasm of our staff to get involved and give to charity, and none more so than three of our bus drivers, who recently completed a 100 kilometre cycle ride for three cancer charities.
The three ladies, Sarah Hayter a driver from Wood Green garage and Cally Whittaker and Sarah Ward, both drivers at Arriva London's Palmers Green garage, decided to team up for the all lady's exclusive women v cancer 'Ride the Night' bike ride, the UK's one and only women night cycle through London.
The three London drivers cycled an incredible 100Km each, to raise money for their three cancer charities. The tenacious trio started their journey at Windsor Racecourse at 9pm and cycled to London and back again to Windsor in around eight hours, raising more than £600 for Breast Cancer Care, Jo's Cervical Cancer Trust and Ovarian Cancer Action.
Sarah Ward said: "It was such an incredible atmosphere. We did a lot of training and even though it was tough at times, it was worth it!"
Cally said: "I had never cycled seriously before but I wanted to combine a challenge with raising money for three great charities."
Sarah Hayter said: "This is the second year I have taken part in the event and would recommend it to everyone.Seeing the sights of London at night is spectacular and to know you are raising money for such good causes makes it all the more special."
Published : Thu 9th Feb. 2017 - Thu 23rd Mar. 2017
Arriva London to commence operating route 259
The new contract, which starts this Saturday 25th March, will have over 60 drivers and 25 new environmentally friendly hybrid buses.
Arriva London runs the route 48 service from Walthamstow Central to London Bridge
Arriva London is proud and delighted to be operating the recently awarded route 48 TfL contract, running between Walthamstow Central and London Bridge.
All aboard the Arriva London bus to celebrate 2017 World Book Day
Local Haringey Rowland Hill pre-school pupils were again treated to a very special way to celebrate World Book Day last Thursday 2nd March.
Getting closer to London's transport heritage
Getting closer to London's transport heritage can be achieved in many ways. At Arriva London, we pride ourselves on supporting that heritage as corporate members of the London Transport Museum.
Arriva London starts running TfL bus route 48 service this Saturday
Arriva London is pleased to have been awarded the contract to operate TfL bus route 48 between Walthamstow Central and London Bridge.
Arriva London's Clapton garage helps introduce bus transport to Orchard School reception classes
At Arriva London, we take our role in the community very seriously, and are always seeking ways to help educate the community in how we can best serve them, and how complex operating buses can be.
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