Pianophilia

PhilM93 wrote: ↑Thu Sep 07, 2023 5:59 pm Hi all

I today listened to some Josè F.Vasquez
I feel rather intrigued by his impresiones and the Preludios.
Can anybody help me out?

Regards
Phil

Some posts about him on the Mexico thread (his home country).

The December newsletter from Musica Brasilis included a retrospective for 2023 listing updates to their collection.

Creating an account is free, and from there you can easily download out-of-copyright sheets.

Alberto Nepomuceno (1864-1920)
Alberto Nepomuceno was already on the portal in 2022, but this year the 18 songs with orchestra were added, unmissable!
https://musicabrasilis.org.br/composito ... nepomuceno

Chiquinha Gonzaga (1847-1935)
The female representative of this group of notables. We also added 153 pieces by the composer.
https://musicabrasilis.org.br/composito ... ha-gonzaga

Euclides Fonseca (1853-1929)
Another incredible new feature are 14 pieces, including orchestral repertoire, by Euclides Fonseca, an exceptional composer from Recife. Do you know him?
https://musicabrasilis.org.br/composito ... es-fonseca

Francisco Braga (1868-1945)
We also had 36 pieces by Francisco Braga, one of the main names in 20th century Brazilian music, for varied formations.
https://musicabrasilis.org.br/composito ... isco-braga

Glauco Velasquez (1884-1914)
40 works by Glauco Velasquez, considered a genius by his contemporaries, who died at the age of 30 from tuberculosis.
https://musicabrasilis.org.br/composito ... -velasquez

Henry Oswald (1852-1931)
52, by Henrique Oswald, winner of a competition in Paris with his composition “Il Neige”.
https://musicabrasilis.org.br/composito ... que-oswald

Leopoldo Miguez (1850-1902)
We added 35 pieces to Leopoldo Miguez's available repertoire, including 2 symphonic poems.
https://musicabrasilis.org.br/composito ... ldo-miguez

Lorenzo Fernandez (1897-1948)
131, by Lorenzo Fernandez, founder of the Brazilian Conservatory of Music.
https://musicabrasilis.org.br/composito ... -fernandez

Marcelo Tupinambá (1889-1953)
147, by Marcelo Tupinambá for different formations.
https://musicabrasilis.org.br/composito ... -tupinamba

Paulino Chaves (1883-1948)
And finally, 72 works by Paulino Chaves, a composer born in Belém, still only known in his region.
https://musicabrasilis.org.br/composito ... ino-chaves

Joaquim Antônio Barrozo Netto (1881-1941)

What a treat. Thank you.

Very nice collection !
Thank you.

BR // Didi

Hobbypianist wrote: ↑Sun Feb 11, 2024 5:11 am
Netto_Minha_terra.pdf

Thank you. Nelson Friere recorded this work in his 2012 collection Brasileiro

There's a handful more works on IMSLP: https://imslp.org/wiki/Category:Barrozo ... t%C3%B4nio

Hi all,

For a long time I'm looking for some works by Brazilian composers:

1. Francisco Braga - Vols d'Oiseaux (piano version)
2. Sílvio Fróis (Froes) - Allegro, Op.20 no.5 (printed version)
3. Leopoldo Miguez - Minuete

These are really hard to find...

Any luck?

Many thanks in advance.

didi wrote: ↑Sun Feb 11, 2024 7:53 am Very nice collection !
Thank you.

BR // Didi

You're welcome.

Here a few more. If you find another interesting score video by Netto which I missed pls let me know and I can try to make a pdf from it.

ilu wrote: ↑Sat Apr 17, 2010 4:24 pm Malcolm:

Da Cunha ( 1846-1913), is at IMSL:

http://imslp.org/wiki/Category:Itiber%C ... s%C3%ADlio

I have his biography in Portugues, so I translated into English (please forgive some mistakes):


He was a Brazilian Diplomat, he was born in Paranaguá, Brazil. . He attended primary school in her homeland and her musical debut was at the piano, learning on her parents' home.
Already renowned pianist in his youth moved to Sao Paulo to attend law school. After obtainning a BA in Law joins diplomatic career serving in the diplomatic corps in several countries as: Italy, Peru, Belgium, Paraguay and Germany. While the music aside, Brasílio had friendly relations with some of the greatest pianists of his time, as Anton Rubinstein, and Liszt Sgambatti.
Considered one of the pioneers of nationalism, was among the first to draw on popular subjects in print and his work features distinctive Brazilian. He composed chamber music and choir, plus parts piano.
His Rhapsody Sertaneja popularized, especially by the famous song "Balaio, baby, Balaio." His best known composition is undoubtedly "The Sertaneja" 1869. He was appointed ambassador to Portugal, but died before assuming the role . He died in the German capital on August 11, 1913.


Ilu.

A set of works by Brasílio Itiberê da Cunha (1846-1913) is now available in fresh engravings (free sign-in and download)

https://musicabrasilis.org.br/partitura ... aneja-op15