1925
Life
- In South America. See Silvina Luz Mansilla's article "Heitor Villa-Lobos en Buenos Aires durante la década de 1920: Modernismo, recepción y campo musical", Per musi: Revista acadêmica de música, v16, pp42-53, Jul-Dec 2007.
- Feb. 18: at an important concert at the Theatro Sant'Anna in Sao Paulo, the Nonetto is performed.
- June 1: an important concert in Buenos Aires, including Choros #02, the Quatuor, and the Dancas africanas.
- Villa-Lobos's membership in the Société Internationale de Musique Contemporaine is sponsored by Albert Roussel.
Works
- Choros #5 for piano (Max Eschig). Dedicated to Dr. Arnaldo Guinle. Bernardo Segall performed the piece at its premiere, on October 16, 1940, at the Festival of Brazilian Music at the Museum of Modern Art in New York.
- Choros #3 "Picapau". First performance on December 5, 1927, in Paris. This piece was dedicated to Tarsila and Oswaldo de Andrade.
- Choros #8 for orchestra and two pianos. First performance on October 24, 1927, in Paris. Dedicated to Tomas Teran.
- O Martírio dos Insetos (Associated).
- Serestas, for voice and orchestra (Max Eschig).
- Cirandinhas for piano
- Sul America for piano
- Cancao da terra
- Cancao do parachoque
- Cantiga de roda
World
- Birth of Pierre Boulez, Oscar Peterson, Luciano Berio, Charlie Byrd
- Death of Eric Satie
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