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Nepomuceno- Symphony in G Minor / Prelude / Serie Brasileira (CD)

SKU: 747313406777
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Alberto Nepomuceno was a herald of Brazilian musical nationalism. He was one of the first composers in his country to employ elements of folklore in his compositions, he encouraged younger composers such as Villa-Lobos, and his music was conducted by Richard Strauss. The Prelude to O Garatuja, an incomplete opera, is one of his best-known works and an example of a truly Brazilian lyric comedy. Serie Brasileira is a vivacious suite that employs maxixe rhythms and ends with the feverish batuque dance, while the Symphony in G minor is one of the earliest such examples by a Brazilian, a heroic and lyric structure revealing the influence of Brahms.

Tracklist:

  1. O Garatuja Prelude, Sn 6.14
  2. Série Brasileira: I. Alvorada Na Serra
  3. Série Brasileira: II. Intermédio
  4. Série Brasileira: III. Sesta Na Rede
  5. Série Brasileira: IV. Batuque
  6. Symphony In G Minor, Sn 6.11: I. Allegro Con Enthusiasmo
  7. Symphony In G Minor, Sn 6.11: II. Andante Quasi Adagio
  8. Symphony In G Minor, Sn 6.11: III. Scherzo - Intermezzo - Scherzo
  9. Symphony In G Minor, Sn 6.11: IV. Con Fuoco
Format: New CD/Classical

Nepomuceno- Symphony in G Minor / Prelude / Serie Brasileira (CD)

SKU: 747313406777
Regular price ¥138.00
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Release Date: 02.08.2019

 
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Alberto Nepomuceno was a herald of Brazilian musical nationalism. He was one of the first composers in his country to employ elements of folklore in his compositions, he encouraged younger composers such as Villa-Lobos, and his music was conducted by Richard Strauss. The Prelude to O Garatuja, an incomplete opera, is one of his best-known works and an example of a truly Brazilian lyric comedy. Serie Brasileira is a vivacious suite that employs maxixe rhythms and ends with the feverish batuque dance, while the Symphony in G minor is one of the earliest such examples by a Brazilian, a heroic and lyric structure revealing the influence of Brahms.

Tracklist:

  1. O Garatuja Prelude, Sn 6.14
  2. Série Brasileira: I. Alvorada Na Serra
  3. Série Brasileira: II. Intermédio
  4. Série Brasileira: III. Sesta Na Rede
  5. Série Brasileira: IV. Batuque
  6. Symphony In G Minor, Sn 6.11: I. Allegro Con Enthusiasmo
  7. Symphony In G Minor, Sn 6.11: II. Andante Quasi Adagio
  8. Symphony In G Minor, Sn 6.11: III. Scherzo - Intermezzo - Scherzo
  9. Symphony In G Minor, Sn 6.11: IV. Con Fuoco