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| <center> ''' El cantante y compositor británico ofrece mañana en Barcelona su único recital en España''' </center>
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| Hay algo irremediablemente cómico en Elvis Costello, uno de los músicos más serios de las últimas décadas, que esconde una aguda inteligencia detrás de su conocida máscara de bufón. Mañana, Costello se subirá al escenario del [[Teatro Tivoli|teatro Tívoli]] de Barcelona para ofrecer su único concierto en España. Está previsto que, arropado sólo por un piano, repase viejos temas y gran parte del disco [[Painted From Memory|Painted from memory]], que ha realizado junto al legendario [[Burt Bacharach]] y que ha vuelto a demostrar que este cantante y compositor inglés puede jugar con todos los mitos, incluido el suyo propio. | | Hay algo irremediablemente cómico en Elvis Costello, uno de los músicos más serios de las últimas décadas, que esconde una aguda inteligencia detrás de su conocida máscara de bufón. Mañana, Costello se subirá al escenario del [[Teatro Tivoli|teatro Tívoli]] de Barcelona para ofrecer su único concierto en España. Está previsto que, arropado sólo por un piano, repase viejos temas y gran parte del disco [[Painted From Memory|Painted from memory]], que ha realizado junto al legendario [[Burt Bacharach]] y que ha vuelto a demostrar que este cantante y compositor inglés puede jugar con todos los mitos, incluido el suyo propio. |
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| Costello ha vuelto a reunirse con el Brodsky Quartet para un nuevo proyecto musical basado en Poeta en Nueva York, de Lorca; ha amenazado a su antigua casa de discos, la Warner, con descatalogar sus viejos elepés si no los valora adecuadamente; ha logrado un Grammy por su trabajo con Bacharach, y ha compuesto la banda sonora para dos superproducciones de Hollywood. Sin embargo, asegura que no ambiciona más que acabar siendo uno de esos cantantes que a los 70 años todavía tiene fuerzas para subir a un escenario y, ante un piano, cantar canciones de amor (se supone que inevitablemente escépticas, aunque no por ello desapasionadas). Y, lo más importante, vestido con un traje de color amarillo pollito y tocado con un sombrero. No en vano Costello es un bufón que ha sabido reinar. | | Costello ha vuelto a reunirse con el Brodsky Quartet para un nuevo proyecto musical basado en Poeta en Nueva York, de Lorca; ha amenazado a su antigua casa de discos, la Warner, con descatalogar sus viejos elepés si no los valora adecuadamente; ha logrado un Grammy por su trabajo con Bacharach, y ha compuesto la banda sonora para dos superproducciones de Hollywood. Sin embargo, asegura que no ambiciona más que acabar siendo uno de esos cantantes que a los 70 años todavía tiene fuerzas para subir a un escenario y, ante un piano, cantar canciones de amor (se supone que inevitablemente escépticas, aunque no por ello desapasionadas). Y, lo más importante, vestido con un traje de color amarillo pollito y tocado con un sombrero. No en vano Costello es un bufón que ha sabido reinar. |
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| [[Elsa Fernandez Santos]] previews Elvis Costello and [[Steve Nieve]], Tuesday, [[Concert 1999-05-04 Barcelona|May 4, 1999]], [[Teatro Tivoli]], Barcelona, Spain. | | [[Elsa Fernandez Santos]] profiles Elvis Costello ahead of his concert with [[Steve Nieve]], Tuesday, [[Concert 1999-05-04 Barcelona|May 4, 1999]], Teatro Tivoli, Barcelona, Spain. |
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| There is something hopelessly comical Elvis Costello, one of the most serious musicians of recent decades, who is known to hide a keen intelligence behind his jester mask. Tomorrow, Costello will take the stage of the Tivoli Theatre in Barcelona to offer his only concert in Spain. It is envisaged that, clothed only by a piano, review old issues and much of the album [[Painted From Memory|Painted from memory]], you have made with the legendary [[Burt Bacharach]] and has again shown that this singer, songwriter can play with all myths, including your own.
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| In Concert Tivoli Theatre in Barcelona, which originally was planned for the new Auditorium, Elvis Costello will be accompanied by [[Steve Nieve]] you, keyboardist of his old band, [[the Attractions]], a musician who knows by heart repertoire. Costello and Nieve (which at the start of the tour at the [[Royal Albert Hall]] in London responded to the public with no less than 13 encores) have rehearsed piano and guitar in hand over seventy songs that cover the career of this singer-songwriter 43 he recorded his first album, [[My Aim Is True]], in 1977. his script every night is unpredictable (in London, Costello even performed [[The Drugs Don't Work|a song]] by The Verve) and can only say for certain that one of the protagonists of tomorrow will be the album Painted from memory. Costello's last trip to Spain was late last year to participate in one of his songs at the First European Festival of Solidarity. The London - musician who decided a few years ago, perhaps under the call of his real name (Declan Patrick Aloysius MacManus), to transfer his residence to Dublin, then stated that he was aware that his new job with legendary composer [[Burt Bacharach]] (known pejoratively in America as the king of elevator music for its elegant and accommodating songs) again lost a section of its audience. "Part of my public expected battery electric guitars and hard, and have been disappointed Well, always some people expected things and therefore then disappoints, but that's not my fault." Costello added: "The public is changing, but the important thing is that whatever it is listen carefully to what I have to explain rather than just hear him singing because I thing is the feeling that a song causes and less important. Its origin. was doing something different - it is the real challenge for me, always has been."
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