In 1987, the Intar Hispanic American Arts Center in New York commissioned Astor Piazzolla for a theatrical production that was to include music, dance, and poetry. Piazzolla conceived one of his most beautiful and intense works, comprising 14 pieces, some danced, interspersed with recitations of texts based on Luis Borges' poem "La noche cíclica," in which the Argentine poet develops his idea of the eternal return of things and history. The surprising thing is that this music, along with the entire show's script, was completely lost. They had not been printed, and to bring these extraordinary pieces back to life, it was necessary to reconstruct the notes played by Piazzolla from the precious LP.
6:30 PM Appointment with “Living Books Library” – Latteria Cazzaso
