Músicas que fazem bem aos ouvidos e ao coração!

Já percebi que minha história de amor com estas músicas é permanente!

Temas de sus diversos discos anteriores como solista:
Santiago Vazquez & Puente Celeste
Raamon
Mbira y Pampa
y Temas de Santiago Vazquez con los grupos Puente Celeste y Será una Noche

El Amor (del disco de Santiago Vazquez, Santiago Vazquez & Puente Celeste, 1998)

Matteo Gemolo - traverso (Palanca, M. Wenner)
Enrico Pigozzi - sound and editing

Hans-Martin Linde (1930), German flautist (playing both recorder and traverso) and composer, wrote some of the best known contemporary masterpieces for recorder: Trio (1960) for recorder, flute (modern) and harpsichord is inspired by the Trio Sonata in C by Johann Joachim Quantz; Music for a bird (1968), recorder solo, originally thought to be for a Japanese mime actor, requires some extended techniques such as harmonics, flatterzunge, glissandos, finger vibrato, voice and many alternatives trills; Amarilli, mia bella (1970) takes its flair from the variations of the namesake aria by Caccini, written by Johann Jacob van Eyck; Märchen (1973) for one recorder player (soprano, alto, tenor and bass recorder).
In 1988 Linde composed his first work for traverso, Anspielungen, dedicated to the German flautist Konrad Hüntler (1947). The double meaning of the German root word “Anspielen”, when referred to a musical instrument can be translated into English as either “try out” or “allude to”. While the first meaning refers to the use of extended techniques on the traverso, the second stands for the dense conglomerate of music quotations taken from the standard traverso literature and reworked and modified throughout the different movements of Anspielungen, including Sonata in e minor BWV 1034, Fifth Brandenburg Concert BWV 1050 and Partita for solo flute BWV 1013 by Johann Sebastian Bach, Sonata in a minor for solo flute H562 by Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach and the Flute Concerto in G Major K313 by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart.

H. M. Linde - Anspielungen for traverso solo (1988)

Outro Mantra Mix

Changement de direction
Composition: Cecilia Peçanha
Arrangements: Blue Bossa Liberté
Cecilia Peçanha - recorder (flute)
Falk Schrauwen - drums
Gabriel Caporali - bass
Jeremy Frisch

Changement de direction

Nature boy - Eden Ahbez. 
Arranged for recorder quartet by Cecilia Peçanha, 2017.
Recorder quartet:
Cecilia Peçanha - bass 
Dries de Maeyer - soprano
Élyse Girard - alto
Thiago Cury - tenor

Nature boy

Winter in Skurup

I made Truus Trees and the blossoms walking in my parents garden. It was springtime and we had our first two chickens: Truus and Trees.

Nature boy

Cecilia Peçanha

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