music restorers
Transformando memoria en patrimonio
"Transforming memory into heritage allows a community to emotionally connect with its history and share a common memory."
How do we do it
We work interdisciplinarily based on an initial process of sound archive curation adhering to international standards.
This makes it possible to generate a product to communicate, build its narrative, and make its value visible.
We ensure that the musical expression is in its best condition beyond the historical time in which it was recorded.
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Our works
Since June 2023 we have been in charge of the Curation, Evaluation, Restoration and Publication of the
Sound Archive of the Teatro Colón: Heritage Collection Live.
Some examples:
Since August 2009, more than 100 restored titles for Lantower Records.
Mercedes Sosa
Recorded live in Brazil
In the media
Teatro Colón: what the collection is like that allows you to enjoy Martha Argerich's first victory and Callas's splendor
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An Argentine miracle
The perfectionist label Lantower has just released on the local market the complete recordings of Gerry Mulligan (baritone sax) with Chet Baker (trumpet), both in the basic quartet format ...
Ying + Yang = Jazz
Two recent reissues stage the strange art of Gerry Mulligan, an unmistakable musician who specialized in joining forces with his opposites and achieving perfect amalgamations.
A Miles Davis recording with an Argentine label
Reissues, restorations of classics, or appearances of previously unreleased material by great artists can yield surprises, some favorable and others forgettable. In recent years, jazz legends...
The Teatro Colón’s "Heritage Collection" to the rescue of heritage
Rescued with a concept of "restoration" rather than modernization, the recovered archives include recordings by Maria Callas, Goyeneche, Edmundo Rivero, Aníbal Troilo, Piazzolla, and Martha Argerich.
The Teatro Colón digitized its sound archive and will launch a series of vinyl records and CDs called Heritage Collection
The material will be available on streaming platforms and in the theater library...