Pianist and UCSD Marshall College Provost Cecil Lytle celebrates the "tango diaspora" with a piano performance of tango "miniatures" written by an eclectic mix of six European and Latin American composers. Jorge "Coco" Trivisonno, internationally known Argentine performer on the bandoneón, the traditional Argentine accordion-like instrument, performs during the second half of the Lytle concert. (#9227)

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