Music for Cello and Piano by HEITOR VILLA-LOBOS (1887-1959)
- Prelúdio No. 2 (1913)
- Pequena Suite (1913)
I. Romancette
II. Legendária
III. Harmonias soltas
IV. Fugato all’antica
V. Melodia
VI. Gavotte-Scherzo
- Sonhar (Dreaming) (1914)
- Capriccio (1915)
- Berceuse (1915)
- Sonata No. 2 (1916)
- Elegie (1916)
- O Canto do Cisne Negro (Song of the Black Swan) (1917)
- Bachianas Brasileiras No. 2 (1930)
I. Prelude: O Canto do Capadócio (Song of the Scoundrel)
II. Aria: O Canto da Nossa Terra (The Song of our Land)
III. Toccata: O Trensinho do Caipira (The Little Country Train)
- Divagação (Wandering) (1946)
Recordings Available:
- Antonio Meneses (cello) and Cristina Ortiz (piano) on Intrada
- Rebecca Rust (cello) and David Apter (piano) on Marco Polo
- Tania Lisboa (cello) and Miriam Braga (piano) on Meridian
- Lars Hoefs (cello) and Rose Chen (piano) on Wanderlust Music
Praise for Lars’ album:
“Você capturou com muito carinho a alma brasileira e villa-lobiana. Bravo!” (“You captured with such care the soul of Brazil and Villa-Lobos. Bravo!”) – Museu Villa-Lobos
“The present recording of this piece is very good indeed, right up there with the recording by Antonio Meneses…Lars Hoefs adds so much value to this disc with his excellent liner notes. This is a first-class production all around, and one of the standout Villa-Lobos discs of the past few years.” – The Villa-Lobos Magazine
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Legal Lars, parabéns pelo artigo!
Thank you Hans, this is a great article. Villa-Lobos music is indeed not well known in the USA, very rich music though. Alberto Nepomuceno, one of the first Brazilian nationalist composers, is also a composer that is worth exploring.