Rooted in European music, native folk traditions and often infused by jazz, Brazilian music encompasses a huge variety of dance forms and songs. Prize-winning guitarist Pedro Aguiar has selected a panoramic recital to illustrate these elements which include the choro and music rich in melody and rhythmic vitality. From Villa- Lobos, whose 'Choros No. 1' is one of the most popular guitar solos ever written, through to the work of the revered Dilermando Reis, and on to contemporary examples of the genre, this is music of dazzling virtuosity and finesse.
1) O Choro De Juliana ()
2) II. Toccata En Ritmo De Samba I ()
3) Se Ela Perguntar ()
4) Jorge Do Fusa ()
5) Xodó Da Baiana ()
6) Baiao De Lacan ()
7) Enigma ()
8) El Reloj De Teresa ()
9) Choros No. 1 ()
10) I. Mazurka-choro ()
11) II. Chorinho ()
12) Bate-coxa ()
13) Di Menor ()
14) II. Valseana ()
15) Sons De Carilhoes ()
16) Prelúdio No. 5 ()
17) Noite De Lua ()
18) Batucada ()