This little Tango by Isaac Albeniz was something I discovered as a kid–it is one of the first pieces in “59 Piano Solos You Love to Play,” and I strummed through it many times. But a few years back, I discovered that the great virtuoso Leopold Godowsky made an arrangement that refracted it through something that almost seemed bi-tonal. The main tune is there, but there are other voices murmuring away in other rooms, a wonderful effect.
There are many fetching performances, but Shura Cherkassky’s may be the best.
A Few Reasonable Words 