Brazilian Landscapes Marilyn Mazur, Daniel Murray, Michala Petri

• 1 Sonhos I (Version for Recorder, Percussion & Guitar) 04:45
• 2 Jongo (Arr. for Recorder, Percussion & Guitar) 07:00
• 3 Pingue-pongue (Arr. for Recorder, Percussion & Guitar) 02:34
• 4 Olha Maria (Arr. for Recorder, Percussion & Guitar) 04:13
• 5 Cauteloso (Arr. for Recorder, Percussion & Guitar) 06:50
• 6 Fon-fon (Arr. for Recorder, Percussion & Guitar) 02:53
• 7 Canção e Dança (Arr. for Recorder, Percussion & Guitar): I. Canção 04:32
• 8 Canção e Dança (Arr. for Recorder, Percussion & Guitar): II. Dança 03:22
• 9 Karatê (Arr. for Recorder, Percussion & Guitar) 02:30
• 10 A fala da paixão (Arr. for Recorder, Percussion & Guitar) 05:22
• 11 São Jorge (Arr. for Recorder, Percussion & Guitar) 06:11
• 12 8 Miniaturas (Arr. for Recorder, Percussion & Guitar): No. 1, Homenagem a Debussy 01:20
• 13 8 Miniaturas (Arr. for Recorder, Percussion & Guitar): No. 2, No Balanço 01:15
• 14 8 Miniaturas (Arr. for Recorder, Percussion & Guitar): No. 3, Dança 00:51
• 15 8 Miniaturas (Arr. for Recorder, Percussion & Guitar): No. 4, Valsa triste 01:41
• 16 8 Miniaturas (Arr. for Recorder, Percussion & Guitar): No. 5, Cirandinha 00:51
• 17 8 Miniaturas (Arr. for Recorder, Percussion & Guitar): No. 6, Modinha 01:37
• 18 8 Miniaturas (Arr. for Recorder, Percussion & Guitar): No. 7, Toada 01:27
• 19 8 Miniaturas (Arr. for Recorder, Percussion & Guitar): No. 8, Final 00:38
• 20 Chôros No. 2 (Arr. D. Murray for Recorder, Percussion & Guitar) 02:26
• 21 Chôros No. 5 "Alma brasileira" (Arr. D. Murray for Recorder, Percussion & Guitar) 04:21
• 22 Sonhos II (Version for Recorder, Percussion & Guitar) 04:10
• Total Runtime 01:10:49

Info for Brazilian Landscapes

Who can resist the casual, seductive, ingenious and multilayered music of Brazil? A country of continental dimensions where all of Europe could fit within her borders. From the lithesome, musical elegance of the choro to the hypnotic sensuality of the Bossa nova, and a kaleidoscope of subtle rhythms wrapped in sophisticated jazz harmonies, the sound of Brazilian music is unforgettable unmistakable, and best summed up by the Portuguese word saudade, which mingles yearning, sadness and memory.

Michala Petri, recorder
Daniel Murray, guitar
Marilyn Mazur, percussion

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Booklet for Brazilian Landscapes