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More Reviews"Maestro Gabriel Castagna, is something like a "Tango Native Speaker" and, with a sincere elegance, leaded the orchestra the orchestra through the refined arrangements ." The "new tango" sounded original and authentic with Gabriel Castagna, a conductor with his roots in Buenos Aires, who possessed finesse and engagement given by his classical background." "A seldom heard fresh an ideal Mozartian Orchestra. This was the result of the superior gifts of conductor Gabriel Castagna, who had from the beginning to the end the sound in his hands (Mozart Clarinet Concerto).... One could hardly imagine a better version of this cheerful and temperamental music (Respighi's Antiche Aria and Dances)." "A very efficient conductor....Castagna inspired a sacral enthusiasm to the orchestra to perform an impetuous Beethoven." "Versions resolutely satisfactory of works with severe requirements." - Comments by personalities of the music world - "I was quite impressed with the Beethoven 7 th -it is a very good piece of conducting. They seemed spirited, energetic, and committed, which is what one looks for. I enjoyed the recordings." Mr. Henry Fogel, President, Chicago Symphony Orchestra. "I have great respect for the Berliner Symphoniker and also for Mr. Castagna...The quality of the recording is excellent as well as the performance of the Berliner Symphoniker and the conductor Gabriel Castagna." Aurora Nátola-Ginastera, international cellist, widow of the composer Alberto Ginastera. "An exceptionally gifted young conductor, he will make his mark." Professor Samuel Jones, conductor/composer (Composer in Residence, The Seattle Symphony Orchestra).
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