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quarta-feira, 11 de maio de 2011

João Rosa - three composers from algarve

Contemporary portuguese music for piano



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This new disc of solo piano works offers a noteworthy introduction to a young pianist who will, no doubt, continue to be an important advocate for the Contemporary Portuguese music of our time. This series of world-premiere recordings presents a variety of approaches from three different composers from the Algarve, ranging from the neo-classicism of Joaquim Galvão’s Sonatina to the neo-modernism of Cristóvão Silva’s Variações, or Tiago Cutileiro’s stylistic approximation to some American experimental music from the 1970’s. Most of the pieces were composed quite recently - with the pianist João Rosa in mind - and his performances demonstrate the individual approach that only a dedicatee can offer such new repertoire.


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João Luís Rosa - piano
Maria João Cerol - flute

contemporary portuguese music for piano - three composers from algarve


Joaquim Galvão (n. 1967)

Sonatina (2000)
1 Moderato 02’42’’
2 Lento-sognando 04’21’’
3 Tema e variações 03’18’’

Cristóvão Silva (n. 1969)

4 Momentos (1995) 07’57’’
5 Variações (2001) 17’18’’
6 Metamorfose (1996) 02’23’’
7 Prelúdio Extático (1992) 02’08’’
8 Policromia (1992) 01’14’’
9 Estudo Poético Nº 1 (2008) 06’16’’

Tiago Cutileiro (n. 1967)

10 Para Flauta e Piano (2000)* 10’16’’
11 Para Piano e Electrónica (2004) 16’49’’

TOTAL 74’35’’



Ref.: NUM_1181



terça-feira, 10 de maio de 2011

REMIX ENSEMBLE - Casa da Música [Double CD]



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This, the first commercial recording by the Remix Ensemble consists of both studio and live recordings. Titled “Remix Ensemble Vol. 1,” the CD is a joint edition by Numérica and Casa da Música. 

Chosen for this first recording were works that had already been performed in concert by the Remix Ensemble but that remain unavailable on record. They include works by both Portuguese and foreign composers.

The first CD contains commissions or co-commissions from Casa da Música by composers like Brice Pauset, Nuno Côrte-Real and Miguel Azguime, under the direction of Stefan Asbury.

The second CD consists of rare recordings of works by national and international composers such as, Emmanuel Nunes, Jorge Peixinho, James Dillon and Johannes Maria Staud, in live performances by the Remix Ensemble recorded in 2002 and 2003, under the direction of such illustrious conductors as Rolf Gupta, Jurjen Hempel, Franck Ollu or Stefan Asbury.


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CD – 1 – Studio Recordings
Brice Pauset | 1/14 - Kinderszenen with Robert Schumann | 27’39’’ Stefan Asbury, conductor
Miguel Azguime | 15 - Derrière Son Double | 19’16’’ Stefan Asbury, conductor
Nuno Côrte-Real | 16/23 - Andarilhos - música de bailado, op. 23 | 21’48’’ Stefan Asbury, conductor


CD – 2 – Live Recordings
Jorge Peixinho | 1 - Ouçam a soma dos sons que soam... | 14’28’’ Rolf Gupta maestro / conductor

James Dillon | 2 - Überschreiten | 23’05’’ Jurjen Hempel maestro / conductor
Johannes-Maria Staud | 3 - Configurations / Reflet | 11’02’’ Stefan Asbury maestro / conductor
Emmanuel Nunes | 5 - Tissures | 16’16’’ 
Franck Ollu, conductor.

Ref.: NUM 1126 [Cd Duplo]


Paulo Jorge Ferreira - PERCURSOS




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Paulo Jorge Ferreira was born in Lisbon, in 1966. He began his musical studies at the age of five, with professor José António Sousa. In-depth study dedicated to the accordion with his distinguished professor provided him the opportunity to participate in national and international competitions, where he obtained honorable classifications. He completed the Course in Accordion at the Matono Musical Institute. Throughout his musical apprenticeship he attended seminars lead by some of the most prestigious contemporary accordionists. 

He has given recitals both nationally and internationally, namely in France, Mexico, Belgium, Austria, Italy and Macau, and has performed chamber music concerts with esteemed musicians like the pianist Maria João Pires and Maestro António Victorino d’Almeida. He has appeared as a guest musician with both symphony and chamber orchestras, such as, the Beijing Orchestra, Gulbenkian Orchestra, Portuguese Symphonic Orchestra, and the Remix Ensemble, working with renowned conductors of international quality.

Paulo Jorge Ferreira has formed an accordion duo along with Pedro Santos, and an accordion and piano duo with Pedro Vasconcelos.

Simultaneously he has also developed activity as a composer, from which the works “Infinito Grego” for two accordions and Suite No. 1, “Images of Pac-Chen” for solo accordion may be highlighted.
He is a member of the jury of the international competition “Coupe Mondiale.”
Paulo Jorge Ferreira is professor at the Superior School of Applied Arts in Castelo Branco, at the Regional Conservatory of Castelo Branco, and at the Conservatory of D. Dinis, in Odivelas.


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Astor Piazzolla (1921-1992)
1 | Fuga y Mistério (arr. : Paulo J. Ferreira) | 03’38’’


Viktor Vlasov (1936)

2 | Steps | 03’45’’




W.A.Mozart (1756-1791)

Sonata in C Major KV 545

3 | Allegro | 04’32’’
4 | Andante | 06’05’’
5 | Rondo | 01’35’’



Ernesto Lecuona (1896-1963)

6 | Malaguena (from the Spanish Suite “Andalucia”) | 03’44’’




Anatoly Surkov (1919-1983)

7 | “It´s not the branch that’s bending” (popular Russian melody) | 03’01’’




Hans-Günther Kölz (1956)

8 | Coupe (Jazz Toccata) | 03’27’’




Léon Boëllmann (1862-1897)

Gothic Suite

9 | Choral | 02’06’’
10 | Minuet | 02’41’’
11 | Gebet | 03’49’’
12 | Toccata | 03’30’’



Vitorino Matono (1921)

13 | Homenagem ao Tango | 04’08’’




Johann Strauss II (1825-1899)

14 | Danúbio Azul (arr. : Oleg Sharov) | 09’20’’




Paulo Jorge Ferreira (1966)

15 | Infinito Grego* | 04’40’’



Ref.: NUM 1115


International Festival of Music of Póvoa de Varzim - Commissioned Works



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Performer(s)
OrchestraSinfónica of Póvoa de Varzim / Osvaldo Ferreira - maestro / Luís Rodrigues - baritone / António Saiote - clarinet / Jed Barahal - violoncello / Elsa Marques Silva - piano / António Agusto Aguiar - contrabass / Augusto Trindade - violin 


Composer(s)
Eurico Carrapatoso (1962) / Eugénio Amorim (1963) / Fernando C. Lapa (1950) / Carlos Azevedo (1964) / António Pinho Vargas (1951)



Work(s)
\" ORCHESTRAL MUSIC: EURICO CARRAPATOSO (1962) / Aver-o-Mar - little maritime sinfonietta (1999) 1 - Andante molto sostenuto-vivo / 2 - Lento (choral) / 3 - Scherzo (vivo / lento / vivo / 4 - Lento (choral)


Ref.: NUM_1108


Ricardo Pais - GRÁTIS (Free of charge)



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RICARDO PAIS “Some time ago, at the instigation of Jeff Cohen, and then from several other colleagues, I was forced into the adventure of singing.


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Performer(s) 
RicardoPais - voice
Vitor Rua - synthesizer and guitar
Jeff Cohen - piano


Composer(s)

Sérgio Godinho / Fernando Santos/Frederico Valério / Terry Gilkyson, Richard Dehr, Frank Miller / Jacinto Lucas Pires/Tradicional Fado / Gabriel de Oliveira/Frederico de Brito / William Shakespeare, trad. António M. Feijó/Vítor Rua / William Shakespeare, trad.



Work(s)

1. O HOMEM-FANTASMA (Sérgio Godinho) / 2. RAPARIGA DO CAIS / (Fernando Santos/Frederico Valério). In \"Linha Curva, Linha Turva\". Teatro Nacional / São João and Teatro do Campo Alegre (1999).+ MEMORIES ARE MADE OF THIS.

Ref.: NUM_1106


Quarteto Sabiá - STONE FLOWERS



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Ref.: NUM_1103

CÂNDIDO LIMA - WORKS COMMISSIONED BY THE CITY HALL OF MATOSINHOS



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Cândido Lima hails from Minho (the region of Viana do Castelo). He completed his secondary studies and general courses in Piano and Composition in Braga, where he has been active as an organist.


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Performer(s)
The Suggia Quartet: Zoltán Sánta - violin, Emília Vanguelova - violin, Ryszard Woycicki – viola, José Augusto Pereira de Sousa - violoncello / Cândido Lima - piano / António Manuel Estareiro - organ


Composer(s)

Cândido Lima


Work(s)

Vozes à luz (String Quartet) / Aquiris (Piano) / Memorabilis (Organ)


Ref.: NUM_1098



Madalena Soveral - PORTUGUESE MUSIC FOR PIANO


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The recordings included on this CD represent a path traced over the last 10 years, in the realm of a study of Portuguese music written for piano in t:he 20th-Century. This project aims to bring together some of the most representative works from the 1990’s.


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Performer(s)
Madalena Soveral - piano


Composer(s)

ANTÓNIO PINHO VARGAS / JOÃO PEDRO OLIVEIRA / FILIPE PIRES / JOÃO RAFAEL



Work(s)

1 a 3. MIRRORS (1990) 4. PIRÂMIDES DE CRISTAL (1993) 5. ESTUDOS DE SONORIDADES (1993 6. RÉITÉRATIONS (1985/91) 7 a 23. Comentaries by João Rafael and musical examples from Réitérations, recorded during the rehearsals.\"


Ref.: NUM_1097 [digipack]


NOVA MÚSICA PARA FLAUTA - NEW MUSIC FOR FLUTE


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This CD represents the conclusion of a project begun in 1999, when the University of Aveiro was awarded a subsidy for the creation of new music by the “Instituto Português das Artes do Espectáculo” (The Portuguese Institute of Arts and Performance). 


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Performer(s)
István Matuz - flute, Jorge Salgado Correia – flute, and Helena Marinho - piano


Composer(s)
João Pedro Oliveira / António Chagas Rosa Isabel Soveral / Tomás Henriques / Virgílio Melo / Sara Carvalho


Work(s)

1 - A escada estreita... 2 - Mosso 3 - Volatile 4 - Vago, com fantasia 5 - Calmo 6 - Mémoires d’Automne, Quadro II 7 - Circle 8 - Circuitus 9 - Solos II


Ref.: NUM_1095


Luís Meireles / Eduardo Resende - PORTUGUESE MUSIC



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Luis Meireles, flute. Born in Porto, Luis Meireles received a scholarship from the SEC, and obtained his superior diplomas in flute, pedagogy, and chamber music from the “École Normale de Musique de Paris.” 


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Performer(s)
Luis Meireles - flute and Eduardo Resende - piano


Composer(s)

António Vctorino D’Almeida / Fernando Lopes-Graça / Eurico Carrapatoso / João Heitor-Rigaud / José Firmino / Luiz Costa / Cláudio Carneyro



Work(s)

António Victorino D’Almeida 1. Fantasia for flute and piano 2. Fantasia for flute and piano / Fernando Lopes-Graça - Andante and allegro for flute and piano 3. Andante 4. Allegro / Fernando C. Lapa.


Ref.: NUM_1093



segunda-feira, 9 de maio de 2011

Luis Meireles - flauta

Contemporary Portuguese Flute


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The flutist, Luís Meireles, was born in Porto. He received a scholarship from the Secretary of State for Culture (SEC), and obtained his superior degrees in flute, pedagogy and advanced degrees in chamber music from the "École Normale de Musique de Paris".

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Performer(s)

Luís Meireles (flute)

Composer(s)
Fernando Lapa / Cândido Lima / Fernando Corrêa de Oliveira / Carlos Azevedo / Fernando B. Valente / António Vitorino D’Almeida / Alexandre Delgado / João-Heitor Rigaud / Filipe Pires / Fernando Lopes-Graça


Work(s)

Angelus (Lapa) / Beat Faul (Lima) / Gea and Bóreas (Oliveira) / Paráfrase (Azevedo) / Impromptus on Traditional Portuguese Chant (Valente) / Sonatina Absurda (D’Almeida) / The Panic Flirt (Delgado) / Sonata for Flute Solo (Rigaud) / Figurations I (Pires)


Ref.: NUM_1080


20th-Century Portuguese Music - José Augusto Pereira de Sousa - Álvaro Teixeira Lopes



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Performer(s)
José Ausgusto Pereira de Sousa (violoncello) / Álvaro Teixeira Lopes (piano)


Composer(s)

Augusto Pereira de Sousa (1929) / Maria Tereza Macedo / Filipe Pires (1934) / Joly Braga Santos (1924 - 1988) / Cláudio Carneyro (1895 - 1963) / Amîlcar Vasques Dias (1945)

Work(s)
Improviso (de Sousa) / Adagio (Macedo) / Sonatina (Pires) / Aria (Braga Santos) / Arioso e Capriccietto (Carneyro) / Sonatina (Carneyro) / Tojo (Vasques Dias)


Ref.: NUM_1069



Nancy Lee Harper - Piano / Estreia Mundial - Música Portuguesa para Piano

Nancy Lee Harper - Piano 


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World-Premiere - Portuguese Music for Piano


The origin of this “World-Premiere” recording was inspired by two facts: a)- musical practice at the university level is still a novelty in Portugal, b)- the University of Aveiro possessed a fine group of contemporary composers.


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Performer(s)
Nancy Lee Harper (piano)


Composer(s)

Fernando Lopes-Graça, João Pedro Oliveira, António Chagas Rosa, Isabel Soveral, Tomás Henriques, Amîlcar Vasques Dias



Work(s)

Suite, Nº 6, in memoriam Béla Bartók, op. 126 (Fernando Lopes-Graça) / Bagatela (João Pedro Oliveira) / Sonata for Piano (António Chagas Rosa) / Momento I (Isabel Soveral) / Fragmentos (Isabel Soveral) / Sibil (Tomás Henriques) / Três Blocos para Piano (Amîlcar Vasques Dias)

Ref.: NUM_1086