“ALMA BRASILEIRA” VILLA-LOBOS
PROGRAM
March 5th, 2017
7:00 PM
Music of Heitor Villa-Lobos
Choro N.1 (1920)
Richard Miller/ Acoustic Guitar
“Bonsoir Paris”, from the musical “Magdalena” (1948)
“Canção do amor” (1958)
“Melodia sentimental” (1958)
“Xango” (1916)
Angélica de la Riva, Soprano
Max Barros, Piano
“String Quartet N.5” (1931)
I – Poco Andantino
II – Vivo e energico
III – Andantino
IV – Allegro
Delaney Stöckli Violin
Emily Uematsu, Violin
Pedro Vizzarro Vallejos, Viola
Susan Mandel, Cello
Intermission (15 mins )
“2 Preludes” (1940)
Brian Kirk, Acoustic Guitar
“Bachianas Brasileiras N.5” (1930)
Ária (Cantilena)
Max Barros, Piano
“Alma Brasileira – Choro 5” (1925)
“Danças Características Africanas” (1914-16)
Farrapós – Kankukus – Kankikis
Max Barros, Piano
“Ciclo Brasileiro – Impressões Seresteiras” (1936-37)
Quintet
“Trenzinho Caipira” – from Bachianas Brasileiras N.2 (1930)
Final music played by BMF Chamber Music Ensembles
Arranged & Orchestrated Rafael Piccolotto de Lima
Conductor & Musical Director : Rafael Piccolotto de Lima
Master of ceremony: James Melo
Executive Director: Madalena Sousa
Special Thanks to:
Sônia Rubinsky, winner of the LATIN GRAMMY in 2009 as “Best Classical Record of the Year”
for her recording of Villa-Lobos piano works, Museu Villa-Lobos, and João Luiz Rezende.
The program will be performed with a 10 minutes intermission.
