Monday, September 14 2009

These concert listings come courtesy of the following sites: Opus1 Classical for world-wide concerts; Concerto and Portal VivaMusica in Brazil; ConcertDiary in the UK, Instant Encore in the US, and La Scena Musicale in Canada. Also from my faithful HVL Website viewers - send me an email if you know of any upcoming Villa-Lobos concert, anywhere in the world.

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Geoffrey Morris Guitar Concert at Melbourne University

Date: 
09/14/2009 - 19:00
Location: 
Australia: Parkville VIC
Work Performed: 
Preludes for Guitar

Solo Recital September 14th

Melbourne University's Guitar Perspectives Series. Concert 2: Monday September 14th
Geoffrey Morris (guitar)
Programme:
John Dowland: Lachrimae Pavan

Francisco Tárrega: Two Arrangements of Schubert and Boito
Heitor Villa-Lobos: Cinq Préludes
Joaquin Turina y Perez: Fandanguillo, Op.36
Benjamin Britten: Nocturnal after John Dowland, Op.70
Venue:
The Early Music Studio,
27 Royal Parade, Parkville
Time: 7pm
Tickets: $10, $5
free for students of Melbourne University

Key 1

Marcelo Bratke's Carnaval Trilogy at Southbank Centre

Date: 
09/14/2009 - 19:45
Location: 
UK: London
Work Performed: 
As Tres Marias
Prole do Bebe #1
Ciclo brasileiro

Southbank Centre

Purcell Room
Marcelo Bratke, piano

Monday 14 September 2009, 7.45pm

Heitor Villa-Lobos: Alma brasileira (Choro No.5)
Heitor Villa-Lobos: As tres Marias - suite for piano
Heitor Villa-Lobos: Plantio do caboclo (Ciclo brasileiro No.1)
Heitor Villa-Lobos: A Prole do bebe, Bk.1
Interval
Darius Milhaud: Saudades do Brazil - dance suite for piano, Op.67
Ernesto Nazareth: Tenebroso
Ernesto Nazareth: Brejeiro
Ernesto Nazareth: Ameno reseda
Ernesto Nazareth: Apanhei-te Cavaquinho
Ernesto Nazareth: Odeon
Ernesto Nazareth: Fon-fon

Marcelo Bratke, piano

This Carnaval Trilogy programme brings to the platform the evocative sounds of Brazilian classical and popular music in a dialogue inspired by an historic encounter in Rio de Janeiro in 1916 between Villa-Lobos, Nazareth and Milhaud, unveiling the new face of Brazilian culture and producing the 'Two Brazils' unified by music without boundaries