This album, "Treasures from the New World Volume 3," is part of a series dedicated to the rich, yet often neglected, repertoire from the Americas.
Performer Biography
Clélia Iruzun, the pianist on this album, has built an enviable reputation for performing a wide range of music, from classical repertoire to works by significant figures from the Americas.
Instruments
Piano, guitar, and flute are among the most popular instruments in Latin America, often being the only instruments taught in local music schools.
Composer's Artistic Vision
Many overlooked composers from the Americas prefigured current classical composition preoccupations, such as creating communication channels in a post-tonal world and seeking a national soundscape.
Recording & Production
Several pieces on this album, including Marlos Nobre's Desafio No.37, Ronaldo Miranda's Alumbramentos, and João Luiz's Três na Pipa, are first recordings.
Performer Biography
Fabio Zanon, one of the guitarists on this album, is recognized as a preeminent guitarist today, having won major international competitions and performed in over 50 countries.
Performer Biography
Marcelo Barboza, the flautist on this album, has been noted for his versatility and persuasive performance, and has actively sought to increase the presence of Latin American music in the flute repertoire.
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Ex aequo
Flute and Guitar Arrangements - Leclair, J.-M. / Bach, J.S. / Vivaldi, A.
