Atilio Stampone

Argentine pianist and composer

Atilio Stampone - Argentine pianist and composer
Born

1926
99 years ago

Died

November 2nd, 2022
2 years ago — 96 years old

Category

Artists & Creatives

Country

Argentina

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A prominent figure in Argentine music, contributed significantly to the tango genre as both a pianist and a composer. Stampone studied under notable instructors and later developed a unique style that blended traditional tango with contemporary elements. His compositions have been performed by various orchestras and artists, enhancing the popularity of tango music. In addition to performing in prestigious venues, Stampone received accolades for his contributions to music throughout his career until his passing in 2022.

Composed numerous tango pieces

Performed at major international festivals

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