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Nobre: Yanomami, Music for Choir and Guitar
Various composers

Fabio Zanon guitar, Coro Cervantes

Nobre: Yanomami, Music for Choir and Guitar

Price: € 19.95
Format: CD
Label: Signum Classics
UPC: 0635212016626
Catnr: SIGCD 166
Release date: 01 September 2009
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Label
Signum Classics
UPC
0635212016626
Catalogue number
SIGCD 166
Release date
01 September 2009
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About the album

Coro Cervantes is a unique professional chamber choir. Through its perforamances and recordings it aims to bring the music of Iberia and Latin America to audiences everywhere. This album of 20th century music for the unusual yet fabulous combination of choir and guitar coincides with the 70th birthday of Brazilian composer Marlos Nobre, whose work Yanomam, inspired by the death rituals of the indigenous Yanomami people, gives the album its title. The choir is accompanied by the Brazilian Fabio Zanon, one of most all embracing talents in the international guitar scene.

Artist(s)

Fabio Zanon (guitar)

The Brazilian guitarist FABIO ZANON has been awarded the 10th Carlos Gomes Prize, the major award for classical music in Brazil, as 'Best Instrumental Soloist'. The award ceremony was held at Teatro Sao Pedro in S?o Paulo on the 6th of October. Mr Zanon had to send a deputy to collect the trophy, as he was scheduled to perform Villa-Lobos' Guitar Concerto in Jacksonville, Florida, on the day after. In its 10 years of existence the Carlos Gomes Prize has become the most coveted public recognition of musical excellence in Brazil. In the past, the 'Best Instrumental Soloist' category has been awarded to musicians like the cellist Antonio Meneses (a member of Beaux Arts Trio) and pianists Nelson Freire and...
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The Brazilian guitarist FABIO ZANON has been awarded the 10th Carlos Gomes Prize, the major award for classical music in Brazil, as "Best Instrumental Soloist". The award ceremony was held at Teatro Sao Pedro in S?o Paulo on the 6th of October. Mr Zanon had to send a deputy to collect the trophy, as he was scheduled to perform Villa-Lobos' Guitar Concerto in Jacksonville, Florida, on the day after. In its 10 years of existence the Carlos Gomes Prize has become the most coveted public recognition of musical excellence in Brazil. In the past, the "Best Instrumental Soloist" category has been awarded to musicians like the cellist Antonio Meneses (a member of Beaux Arts Trio) and pianists Nelson Freire and Arnaldo Cohen. The prize has now 11 categories, not only for performers but also for orchestras, chamber ensembles, opera and musical producers.

The jury consists of musical personalities (many of whom have been awarded the prize before), producers and critics, who shortlist 3 names for each category. Mr Zanon was shortlisted along a cellist and a harpsichordist.


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01.
Romancero Gitano: Baladilla de los tres ríos
04:48
(Mario Castelnuovo-Tedesco) Coro Cervantes
02.
Romancero Gitano: La guitarra
03:59
(Mario Castelnuovo-Tedesco) Coro Cervantes
03.
Romancero Gitano: Puñal
01:43
(Mario Castelnuovo-Tedesco) Coro Cervantes
04.
Romancero Gitano: Procesión. Paso. Saeta
06:58
(Mario Castelnuovo-Tedesco) Coro Cervantes
05.
Romancero Gitano: Memento
01:43
(Mario Castelnuovo-Tedesco) Coro Cervantes
06.
Romancero Gitano: Baile
02:10
(Mario Castelnuovo-Tedesco) Coro Cervantes
07.
Romancero Gitano: Crótalo
01:41
(Mario Castelnuovo-Tedesco) Coro Cervantes
08.
Sonatina: Allegretto
01:25
(Carlos Suriñach) Coro Cervantes
09.
Sonatina: Andante
01:53
(Carlos Suriñach) Coro Cervantes
10.
Sonatina: Allegro
01:33
(Carlos Suriñach) Coro Cervantes
11.
Via Crucis: Pontius Pilate
01:30
(Carlos Suriñach) Coro Cervantes
12.
Via Crucis: Scarlet Robe
01:37
(Carlos Suriñach) Coro Cervantes
13.
Via Crucis: Crown of Thorns
01:32
(Carlos Suriñach) Coro Cervantes
14.
Via Crucis: Via Crucis
00:46
(Carlos Suriñach) Coro Cervantes
15.
Via Crucis: Golgotha
00:58
(Carlos Suriñach) Coro Cervantes
16.
Via Crucis: Crucifixion
01:16
(Carlos Suriñach) Coro Cervantes
17.
Via Crucis: Eli, Eli
01:28
(Carlos Suriñach) Coro Cervantes
18.
Via Crucis: The Ghost
01:07
(Carlos Suriñach) Coro Cervantes
19.
Via Crucis: The Earthquake
00:56
(Carlos Suriñach) Coro Cervantes
20.
Via Crucis: Arisen Saints
02:58
(Carlos Suriñach) Coro Cervantes
21.
Via Crucis: The Son of God
01:13
(Carlos Suriñach) Coro Cervantes
22.
Via Crucis: Mary Magdalene
02:03
(Carlos Suriñach) Coro Cervantes
23.
Via Crucis: The Angel
01:54
(Carlos Suriñach) Coro Cervantes
24.
Via Crucis: A Parable
02:09
(Carlos Suriñach) Coro Cervantes
25.
Via Crucis: In Heaven
08:07
(Carlos Suriñach) Coro Cervantes
26.
Piezas Sacras: Ave Maria
02:17
(Fernando Moruja) Coro Cervantes
27.
Piezas Sacras: Pater Noster
03:13
(Fernando Moruja) Coro Cervantes
28.
Piezas Sacras: O Bone Iesu
01:09
(Fernando Moruja) Coro Cervantes
29.
Piezas Sacras: Lux Æterna
02:15
(Fernando Moruja) Coro Cervantes
30.
Piezas Sacras: Hodie Christus Natus Est
02:10
(Fernando Moruja) Coro Cervantes
31.
Yanomami, Op. 47
10:28
(Marlos Nobre) Coro Cervantes
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