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Images and audios, in an analysis made by the composer, of the première of this work for choir, piano and string quintet, based on the poem by Castro Alves. Speaking in portuguese with english subtitles.
19min27sec.
Campina Grande Chamber Choir (Brazil), Gesang ohne Grenzen Choir (Switzerland), Quint’Artéra (Portugal), Daniel Seixas, Tunísia Barreto, Mateus Barreto (Brazil). Vladimir Silva, conductor.
Images and audios, in an analysis made by the composer, of the première of this work for choir a cappella, in four churches of Portugal.
Speaking in portuguese with english subtitles.
24min22sec.
Campina Grande Chamber Choir (Brazil), Vox Laci Choirs (Portugal). Vladimir Silva, conductor.
The complete performance of this piece, part of “The Tetralogy of the Tragedy”. Text in portuguese.
19min42sec.
Mariana Holschuh, violin.
Cris B, image design.
The complete performance of this piece for choir and orchestra, in four movements. Filmed on the première at Brazilian Embassy in Rome. Text in portuguese.
12min34sec.
UFRN Symphony Orchestra and Choir. André Muniz, conductor.
The complete performance of this work, which uses elements of Brazilian Northeast folklore in its structure. For mixed choir, percussion and piano. Text in portuguese. Sung in Latin.
59min41sec.
Campina Grande Chamber Choir, Loiret’s Singers (France), Regiane Yamaguchi, piano; Julie Cassia Cavalcante, soprano; Éric Flandry, tenor. Vladimir Silva, conductor.
A behind-the-scenes documentary and the circumstances of the world premiere of this version of the “Mass of Alcaçus” at Carnegie Hall, New York, in May, 2017. Text in Portuguese. Sung in Latin.
25min07sec.
Campina Grande Chamber Choir (Brazil), Loiret’s Singers (France), BSB Tutti Choir (Brazil), Regiane Yamaguchi, piano; Julie Cassia Cavalcante, soprano; Jeonai Batista, tenor. Vladimir Silva, conductor.
Record of première of the piece in Karlsruhe, Germany, with score. Text with english translation.
14min29sec.
UFRN Symphony Orchestra, Kammerorchester der Hochschule für Musik Karlshure, Rucker Queiroz, Paulo França e Diego Paixão, soloists. André Muniz, conductor.
A simple explanation of the aesthetics of the new armorial music. Speaking in portuguese.
4min01sec.
Danilo Guanais, presenter.
Recording of the work, by the Guitar Camerata of UFRN School of Music. João Raone, coordinator.
6min48sec.
Guitar Camerata of UFRN Music School. João Raone, coordinator.
A video portfolio, with some excerpts from Musicals by Danilo Guanais. Highlights from “SAPIENS”, “Bye bye, Natal”, “Beco da Alma”, “Chuva de Bala no país de Mossoró” and “Um Presente de Natal” in a Musical review called “Pelas trilhas da vida”. (Through the soundtracks of life) in the live celebrations of the 50 years of the composer.
35min36sec.
Anderson Ribeiro, Ariadne Mendes, Badu Morais, Franz Ribeiro, Igor Fortunato, Ionara Marques, Irapuan Júnior, Jessyka Mendonça, Nadja Paiva, Plínio Sá, Valéria Oliveira, Victor Queiroz, singers.
Franklin Muniz, keyboard; Alvaro Barros, guitar; Airton Guimarães, electric bass; Adriano Coelho, percussion; Fábio Marques, flute; Anderson Hudson and Malu Sabar, violins; Geraldo Jr., viola; Marcela Gerizane, violoncello.
Director: Diana Fontes
Launch film for the NAMP Project – The New Armorial Music Project. UFRN Music School. July 26, 2019.
3min45sec.
Danilo Guanais, presenter.
Danilo Guanais and Vladimir Silva, Project managers.
In January 2017, Natal hosted the GLOMUS – Global Network for Higher Music Education camp. More than 20 countries together, sharing knowledge, music, respect, admiration and love. The video shows the final rehearsal of “The GLOMUS song” (“We are different, we are one”), by Danilo Guanais, composed for the closing ceremony of this wonderful meeting. Lyrics in English. Subtitles in Portuguese.
5min57sec.
Glomus 2017 Camp Choir and Orchestra. André Muniz, conductor.
The Language of Music Series: Phonology. Harmonic overtones and Basic notation of pitches. Spoken in Portuguese.
24min8sec.
Danilo Guanais, presenter
The Language of Music Series: Phonology. Rhythm: Music in Time. Spoken in Portuguese.
27min34sec.
Danilo Guanais, presenter
The Language of Music Series: Semantics. Musical idea and Musical gesture. Spoken in Portuguese.
10min56sec.
Danilo Guanais, presenter
The Language of Music Series: Semantics. How musical ideas develop. Spoken in Portuguese.
14min34sec.
Danilo Guanais, presenter
Prata da Casa 1: Fábio Presgrave
This brilliant cellist has exchanged the glamor and urbanity of São Paulo, the largest city in Brazil, for the tranquility and bucolism of Natal, in Rio Grande do Norte. He changed his work in institutions like Symphonic Orchestra of São Paulo to build here one of the most important cello schools in the history of the country. In this episode, you can see why by listening to his meticulous and inspired interpretation and his impressive sonority.
Prata da Casa 2: Sexteto Potiguar
In this episode of “Música Viva” listen to the brilliant performances of this group of brass and percussion, who creatively work with important music from popular and erudite repertoire of Northeast Brazil.
Prata da Casa 3: Quarteto de Cordas da UFRN
The String Quartet at UFRN is one of the groups with the longest trajectory among musical groups at UFRN, with almost 30 years of experience. With an eclectic repertoire, ranging from concert music to popular music, including authors from Rio Grande do Norte.
Undoubtedly the most celebrated group among the various musical groups at UFRN, Jerimum Jazz is composed of the most skilled students of brass, wood and percussion classes at the UFRN School of Music, plus keyboards, guitar and electric bass. Do you remember the great North American bands from the 20s to the 50s? Imagine a modern version of these bands, capable of promoting an incredible combination of Popular Music, Northeastern Music, Jazz and Concert Music. So, let me introduce to you… Música Viva and Jerimum Jazz!
Prata da Casa 5: Octeto de saxofones
For many people, the image of a saxophonist playing carries an aura of romanticism and beauty, which other instruments often fail to achieve. So imagine eight saxophonists playing together! A repertoire chosen to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Federal University of Rio Grande do Norte. Everything to celebrate this program “Música Viva”, for your delight.
Prata da Casa 6: Duo de Violões Alvaro/Danilo
This episode of Musica Viva presents part of the work developed in more than 25 years of partnership between Alvaro Barros and Danilo Guanais, two guitarists who insisted on breaking down barriers between classical and popular repertoire, in original arrangements and creative adaptations. Listen how two guitars dialogue with balance and lightness, in works from the English Renaissance, moder guitar music, contemporary popular guitar composers and the traditional Brazilian “Choro” .
Hino Nacional Brasileiro (Brazilian National Anthem)
Why is the Brazilian National Anthem considered by many musicians from other countries as one of the most beautiful? Discover the stories behind the consecration of this hymn, which lost the National Anthem contest, but managed to preserve its status. Hear, through comments about each element of its structure (melody, harmony and rhythm), how this masterpiece was built and a little bit of the History behind its existence.