Libertango / Astor Piazzolla 

Oh.... What a wonderful surprise that you commented here! Christmas is here :) We both know, where I was raised around a important time to develop my musicality, performance skills and myself as a person. Thank you for continuously inspiring and encouraging me.

+Parker Schultz Thanks for saying that. :)

Thank you for the comment, Blake! This is my arrangement of Libertango.

Thank you!

Thank you, Kaylie for your compliments.

Thank you very much!

Thank you very much!

You are always so sweet. Thanks, Pedro!

ありがとうございます。

Thank you, Izabela!

Thank you!

ありがとうございます!

Thank you!

Merci beaucoup!

Thank you!

Thank you!

Thank you, Vincent!

Thank you!

Thank you!!!

Oh, thank you, Sofia!

せっちゃん、コメントありがとう。せっちゃんの生演奏もまた聴きたいなあ。

agreed.

Obrigado!

:) ありがとうございます！

Thank you!

Arigato!

Thank you! I am still trying my best to find comfort in traditional grip :)

Fumito Nunoya I always struggle with individual mallet rotation with traditional and Burton grip, traditional being the worst of the two. Stevens has always suited me best, as it feels much more natural, but I really want to get better at mallet rotation in traditional grip and your individual mallet rotation is stellar throughout this piece in runs such as the one at 3:16-3:20. Any tips?

Thanks for the reply. I believe each player has his/her favorite or suitable grip. If you feel that Stevens grip fits the best for you, I would recommend you to stay with it. I used to play with Stevens and Burton, but the traditional grip was the one for me, though I still have to train hard :) The run at 3:16 to 3:20 is still hard for me, but as I practiced and performed, I found the way to do it. I am sure you will find your own way (positioning and sticking) with Stevens grip, when you have to play such runs in the pieces you play.

Fumito Nunoya Thank you so much for your reply and advice and again, I commend you on your amazing arrangement :)

My pleasure, and again, thank you for your comment.

Thank you for the comment. It will be published soon!

Just wondering.. is it available anywhere?? I really love this!🩷

oh thank you very much!

Oh that is nice to hear!

Muchas gracias!

Thank you. That is such a sweet comment!

Thank you. It will be published soon.

Thank you for your comment. Those mallets are prototype of Korogi Mallets SP700 series.

Thank you and sorry for the inconvenience. Hopefully re-printing soon.

Thank you for your comment. If you are interested, this arrangement is published from Edition Svitzer. www.editionsvitzer.com/catalog/8f31ctzp50/c-23/p-1472

I believe that the Edition Svitzer will send it to Taiwan as well. Thank you for your interest!

コメント、ありがとうございます。先日の王子ホールのコンサートの際も、本当にありがとうございました。

I made this arrangement based on the other arrangements for two pianos.

sheet free?

No, but if you search with keywords "Two Piano Libertango Sheetmusic," then you will find a few of them.

Yes, you are right! Nice that you noticed :)

Thanks for the comment. Yes, it is! The lowest note is A and the highest is F :)

Yes, it can!

Thank you. I was using the sample of Korogi SP 704 and 707 mallets, though you could only purchase them in Japan...

You can get similar mallets with the same sound..hard marimba mallets..its the threat at the end ..the quality you are looking at for the sound

Mr.Nunoya would like to know if the Korogi mallets r lighter to use than the Kiko Abe Yamaha mallets? Pls.let me know; T.Y. Am a marimbist fr.the Phil.

www.bluemallet.com/SHOP/GF-MSA-000376A.html You can buy from this website.

This is a 5 and 1/2 octaves Korogi Marimba from Japan.

コメントありがとうございます。間もなく出版できると思いますので、その際はよろしくお願いいたします。