César Guerra-Peixe was an ethnomusicologist, violinist, composer and conductor from Pétropolis, a city in the mountainous state of Rio de Janeiro. His study of frevo, maracatu, caboclinho and carimbós (Afro-Brazilian performance genres practised at Carnival, involving dance, music and ritual re-enactments) influenced his compositional style, particularly in the usage of dance rhythms based on percussion patterns, melodic scales and intervals derived from this music.
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SAO PAULO SAMBA (Sao Paulo Symphony, Neschling)
Composers:
Barroso, Ary -- Blanc, Aldir -- Bosco, Joao -- Castilho, Almira -- Fernandez, Oscar Lorenzo -- Ginastera, Alberto -- Gordurinha -- Guarnieri, Camargo -- Guerra Peixe, Cesar -- Guinga -- Mignone, Francisco -- Perna -- Piazzolla, Astor -- Rosa, Noel -- Vadico -- Villa-Lobos, Heitor -- Ze, Tom
Artists:
Banda Mantiqueira -- Cruz, Claudio -- Neschling, John -- Salmaso, Monica -- Sao Paulo Symphony Chorus -- Sao Paulo Symphony Orchestra
Label/Producer: EuroArts |
