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On April 25, the Leonard Nimoy Thalia Theater at Symphony Space in New York will host a remarkable concert featuring violinist Tania Camargo Guarnieri and pianist Max Barros, performing the Violin Sonatas Nos. 4, 5, and 6 by the celebrated Brazilian composer Camargo Guarnieri. This event is a rare and significant tribute to one of Brazil’s most important musical voices, bringing together two artists deeply connected to his legacy. As the composer’s daughter, Tania Camargo Guarnieri carries an intimate, personal understanding of her father’s music, while Max Barros, renowned for his dedication to recording Guarnieri’s complete piano works, brings an unmatched depth of interpretation. Their collaboration offers a profound and authentic exploration of these sonatas, celebrating the richness of Brazilian classical music and ensuring that Guarnieri’s work continues to inspire new generations.
Tania Camargo Guarnieri
Tânia has been performing throughout Brazil as a recitalist, chamber musician, and soloist with several orchestras, including the São Paulo Symphony Orchestra, Belo Horizonte Symphony Orchestra, Paraná Symphony Orchestra, Brazilian Symphony Orchestra, and Petrobrás Symphony Orchestra, under important conductors such as Eleazar de Carvalho, Camargo Guarnieri, Ernst Mahle, Alessandro Sangiorgi, János Ács, and Maurice Peress.
She has recorded Camargo Guarnieri’s Sonatas for Violin and Piano with pianist Laís de Souza Brasil, Paganini works with guitarist Marco Pisoni among others.
In recent years, in addition to her career in her native country and Italy, she has performed in various countries, including Israel, Hungary, Spain, France, Germany, the United States, Portugal, Syria, Albania, and Serbia. Residing in Italy since 1996, she plays a Carlo Bergonzi violin from 1733.
“The six Camargo Guarnieri Sonatas for Violin and Piano, … were played with rich sonorities and mystery.”
— Folha de São Paulo
Location
THE NATIONAL OPERA CENTER
330 7th Ave (betw. 28th-29th St), 7th floor, New York, NY
The Brazilian Music Foundation is a 501 (c) (3) non-profit organization,
Donations in the U.S. are tax-deductible.
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Produced by
Brazilian Music Foundation
Madalena Sousa: Founder/President/CEO
Max Barros: Vice-President/Artistic Director/Classical
Vanessa Falabella: Artistic Director/MPB
Cristine Larson: Secretary/English Editor
Volunteers
Ushers: Aparecida Teixeira, Anna Solzs, & Olga Flores.
Photographer: Vandyke Williams.
Videographers: Pi Chang & Cai Lee.
Supporters/sponsors:
Asuos Productions
WKCR 89.9 FM
Jazz Promo Services
Bossa Magazine
BPA (Brazilian Professional Abroad)
Fala Mais
Brazilian-American Chamber of Commerce – @braziluscham
