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BOLA DE MEIA, BOLA DE GUDE - (MILTON NASCIMENTO)
Releitura ao vivo
Voz e guitarras: Sérgio Duá
Bateria: Uirá Nogueira
BAixo: Klaus Stahr
Teclados: Bernardo Britto
Mix e Master: Sérgio Duá


Bola de Meia Bola de Gude - Milton Nascimento

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Listen To Soul, Listen To Blues (Indian Summer Remix)

This album was originally released for streaming in 2020 and is appearing on SoundCloud for the first time now.  It was my first album featuring works for a large ensemble with music performed by Camerata Philadelphia conducted by Dr. Stephen Framil with guest artists Brett Deubner and Peggy Pei-Ju Yu. Tracks include THE FOUR ELEMENTS for viola and string orchestra, PAVANNE FOR A WORLD WITHOUT WAR for string orchestra, IN PRAISE OF REASON for cello, 2 horns and string orchestra and MYSTICAL SONGS for soprano, viola and string orchestra setting poems by the Spanish mystic Fernando Rielo.  The album's title comes from one of his poems.

and I paint stars

The Four Elements - Fire

Prosperidade

Sobradinho - Sá e Guarabira

Canções de Ninar 101 - Musicas e Cantigas Relaxantes para Dormir, Musica para Bebês e Musicas Instrumentais com Som para Dormir para Adormecer

Som para Dormir

ring my bells

Requiem (1816) de José Maurício Nunes Garcia (1767-1830)
I- Introitus; II- Kyrie; III- Graduale; IV- Dies Irae; V- Ingemisco; VI- Inter oves; VII- Offertorium; VIII- Sanctus; IX- Benedictus; X- Agnus Dei; XI- Communio.
Veruschka Mainhard (sop.), Carolina Faria (mexxo), Geilson Santos (ten.) e Maurício Luz (bx.)
Coro Sinfônico da UFRJ
(Direção de Maria José Chevitarese, Sérgio Pires e Valéria Matos)
Orquestra Sinfônica da UFRJ
Ernani Aguiar (reg.)

Te Deum &amp; Requiem

JMNG- Requiem - Introitus

BARCAROLLE (from Three Romantic Pieces for Cello and Piano) 

A barcarolle is a traditional folk song usually sung by Venetian gondoliers, and characterized by a rhythm reminiscent of the gondolier’s stroke as it gently “reads” the rubato of soft waves, the romantic water-ways of the city of Venice.

Dedicated to Steve Loe.

Minah Choe (cello) Jeanell Carrigan (piano)

Minah Choe was born in Seoul, Korea and began her studies at the age of 8. She graduated with Bachelor of Music with First Class of Honors from the Sydney Conservatorium where she was admitted whilst at high school and received scholarships throughout her studies. She was a full scholarship holder at the Australian National Academy of Music in 2002. In 2004 Minah received master's degree from the Indiana University Jacob’s School of Music under the guidance of Prof. Janos Starker and continued with doctoral degree as his teaching assistant at IU. Currently Minah is pursuing her Doctor of Musical Arts degree at the Sydney Conservatorium while working as a freelance cellist in major orchestras and performing widely in various chamber music concerts and recitals. Minah has appeared as a soloist with several orchestras including Sydney Symphony, Christchurch Symphony, Nizhny-Novgrod Philharmonic, Indiana Univeristy Philharmonic, Bloomington Camerata, Sydney Conservatorium Chamber, and Ku-ring-gai Philharmonic, the Beecroft orchestras, and Melbourne String Ensemble. Minah has won numerous awards including “Most Promising Performer” in 4th Adam International Cello Competition, Australian Postgraduate Award, inaugural Janos Starker Scholarship, Dorothy Fraser Scholarship and Australian University of Women Federation Commemorative Fellowship. Minah is passionate about teaching cello. She was a tutor at AYO Young Symphonists in 2010 and tutor at the Riverina Summer School for Strings in 2013. This year, Minah teaches at the Sydney Conservatorium and the Conservatorium High School and has commenced working as a Music Co-ordinator of the Australian Korean Classical Association.Minah plays a cello by Joseph Hel (1869).

Dr Jeanell Carrigan AM is presently an Associate Professor in Collaborative Piano at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music, University of Sydney. She has performed as a soloist, chamber musician and accompanist in Germany, Italy, Austria, Switzerland and throughout Australia, and has recorded for the Bavarian Radio Corporation, the ABC and for regional stations in Australia on many occasions. She holds a Doctor of Creative Arts in the area of Australian post-1970 solo piano repertoire and in May, 2016 released her seventeenth solo compact disc of Australian piano music. She is passionate about promoting Australian Music particularly the piano music of Australian women composers. In a review of the CD A Little Variation, composer Houston Dunleavy said “This recording is one to add to the list of treasures of Australian music that seem to be growing by the year. Surely Jeanell Carrigan belongs in this category as well. Australian music has a great champion in Carrigan’s fine playing and scholarship. She deserves far wide recognition for the quality of her work.” (Music Trust 1/4/15)

Recorded in August/ September 2017 in Verbrugghen Hall at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music.

The piano was the Fazioli concert grand tuned and maintained by David Kinney.

Recording engineer: David Kim Boyle.

MUSICA CLASSICA - MOZART - Eine Kleine Nachtmusik (Rondo - Allegro)

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