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Article | Face of a nation

Heitor Villa-Lobos is the man who taught Brazil to sing. But what is his real musical legacy? Philip Clark follows the composer's trail to find out

Review | Exploring Villa-Lobos: An essential CD library of Brazil's musical icon Complete Music for Solo...

Containing the first Chôros and the breezy melodic Suite populaire brésilienne, American guitarist Norbert Kraft explores Villa-Lobos's music for his own instrument

Review | Piano Music, Vol 6 Naxos 8557735

Piano Music, Vol 6 Naxos 8557735

Review | Chôros Nos 5, 7 & 11 BIS-CDI 440

The first instalment of Neschling's and the So Paulo SO'S complete cycle: Cristina Ortiz is a powerful presence on the hour-long Chôros No 11 for piano and orchestra

Review | Bachianas Brasileiras Nos 1, 4, 5 & 6 BIS-CDI 410 a

The São Paulo SO again—this time conducted by Roberto Minczuk —witha radiant version of the evergreen Bachianas Brasileiras No 5 and other, smaller pieces from the cycle

Review | Symphonies Nos 3 & 9 CPO 999 712-2

Two maverick symphonies - No 3 containing odd quoted material and No 9 deploying a huge orchestra; Villa-Lobos unfazed by approaching the fateful Ninth!


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