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Fernando Maurício |
Fernando Maurício is a true pillar of fado. He sang with such a strength,
determination and know-how that he left all those that had the pleasure of
hearing him completely breathless.
He had an unique way of singing the fado, shown in his paradigmatic “killer”
take on the first verse so that at the end of the first stanza all the song
(whatever fado it may be) was at his mercy.
To many connoisseurs, Fernando Maurício is the greatest fado singer of his
generation. Born in Lisbon in 1933, in Rua do Capelão (the true heart of
Mouraria and of fado), he died in the same city in 2003. However, his physical
passing didn't signify his death, as Fernando Maurício is still very alive and
hold dear as one of the main references in fado. |
Price: 9,90€
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Carlos Ramos |
Carlos Ramos is one of the household voices of fado, with a very successful
career that unfortunately finished too soon. However, since he became a
professional in 1944 until the end of his artistic life, in the mid-1960's, he
was always considered as a primus inter pares in the fado milieu and in
Portuguese music in general.
Building his name as a guitar player, in the 1930's, a time in which he worked
in telegraphy, when he started singing he immediately had a success with
“Senhora do Monte”, a song written by Gabriel de Oliveira (lyrics) and José
Marques (music, known as a fado standard with the title “fado Carriche”).
At a period in which the grooves spinned at 78 rpm, Carlos Ramos definitely set
his name among the preferences of the public, fusing fado with the romantic song
style of the time in a very natural way. |
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Amália Rodrigues |
Amália Rodrigues is unarguably the greatest Portuguese music artist and one of
the greatest ever in the world.
Her name was highly heralded in the main music halls everywhere and her voice
has been heard by many radio and television stations worldwide. Amália delighted
and surprised her listeners, being able to bring to tears people who didn't
understand a word of Portuguese but who felt the inner strength in her singing.
She came and she won in such an overwhelming way that it seems certain that she
was a true force of nature.
While still alive, she already had become immortal.
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JOSÉ AFONSO |
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Ultimas Gravações (The Last Recordings) |
The box-set
JOSÉ AFONSO – AS ÚLTIMAS GRAVAÇÕES
is now available in a new Hardcover Digibook format, with 36 pages and 4 CD's.
Like the previous release, this one includes the legendary live album “Ao Vivo
no Coliseu” and also the last two studio albums by José Afonso, “Como Se Fora
Seu Filho” and “Galinhas do Mato”, being therefore an essential acquisition for
collectors and the general public alike.
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Exclusive
CNM Online | CNM Chiado |
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Carlos Gutkin - Jardins de Luz
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The works in this CD are a result of my musical and cultural roots as a musician
and guitar player: from Cuba, you may find the syncopated rhythms of “son” in
tracks like “Son da Primavera” or in “Sonete de Outono”; from Argentina, there
are the three pieces from the “Suite Piazzollana”, for flute and guitar, written
as a tribute to Astor Piazzolla.
On the other hand, in “Milonga-Son” we notice the melodic and rhythmic elements
that come from the cuban “son” and the rhythmic and harmonic elements of
Argentinian tangos and milongas. In the second tango, “Triste como um tango
triste”, there is a romantic and lyrical element typical of tango that is put to
contrast with two dance sections. (…)
When I wrote the piece “Jardins de Luz”, also the title of this re cord, I was
enticed by the rhythmic and harmonic possibilities that were close to electronic
music, to contemporaneous languages, to jazz and to some pop, rap and flamenco.
C. Gutkin |
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4CD
Deluxe Hardcover Digibook with 24 Pages
Amália Rodrigues - Fados Tradicionais
Amália Rodrigues – O Teatro E O Cinema
Amália Rodrigues – Fados, Flamencos, Rancheras & "Bulerías"
Amália À L´Olympia |
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This
second CD dedicated to Aaron Copland's symphonies opens with “Symphony Nr. 1”,
an adaptation of the “Symphony for Organ and Orchestra” written in 1924. Also
here is one of his favourite works, the “Symphony Nr. 2”, full of complexity and
syncopated rhythm. But the real highlight is the “Dance Symphony”, which Copland
saw as “a grandiose symphonic work”, and that was itself based on the music he
wrote for “Grohg”, a vampire ballet influenced by the German expressionist film
“Nosferatu”. The conductress of these musical works is Marin Alsop, who directs
the Bournemounth Symphony Orchestra. |
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This is
the first of four CD's in the international label Naxos ("The World's leading
classical label") dedicated exclusively to the symphonies and other orchestral
works of outstanding Portuguese composer Luís de Freitas Branco, undoubtedly the
leading name in Portuguese music in the first half of the 20th century. |
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Legendary
Canadian artist Joni Mitchell and the acclaimed choreographer Jean Grand-Maître
have written together “The Fiddle and the Drum”, an unique combination of music,
dance and art described by Joni Mitchell as “the best project of my career”.
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