In conversation with Tango connoisseur and member of the Melbourne Tango Orchestra, Stephen Cuttriss

Stephen Cuttriss has been praised by the media as one of “Australia’s heavyweight tango musicians” and a bandoneon player who “ignites the sonic soundscapes of Argentina on this unique instrument. He explores the roots of both urban tango and rich rural folk traditions” <img alt="" src="https://miro.medium.com/v2/resize:fit:630/0*qJdXi7tl_dzB4nRt.jpg" style="height:467px; width:700px" /> Photo Stephen Cuttriss (with kind permission by Stephen Cuttriss) Currently based in Melbourne but with a past in Brisbane and with a habit of regularly visiting and spending time in Buenos and Argentina, Cuttriss has shaped his career around the tango and performed at a number of important venues in Melbourne and beyond, including at the Melbourne Recital Centre. On 13th July, 2019, in a warm and intimate setting, Cuttriss and band delivered a faithful rendition of the Argentinian tango during an evening dedicated to Tango Mania, at Open Studio in Northcote. <a href="https://medium.com/@kastanjett/in-conversation-with-tango-connoisseur-and-member-of-the-melbourne-tango-orchestra-stephen-70e308391225">Learn More</a>