Marcus Viana & Maria Teresa Madeira - Chiquinha Gonzaga (1999)

Sandy resube a Marcus Viana, el genial líder y violinista de los Sagrado Coração da Terra, ahora en una producción solista con la famosa pianista Maria Tereza Madeira, obviamente en el piano. Un disco muy tranquilo, con mucho de música popular y nunca falto de talento.

Artista: Marcus Viana & Maria Teresa Madeira
Álbum: Chiquinha Gonzaga
Año: 1999
Género: Folk
Nacionalidad: Brasil

Lista de Temas:
1. Corta Jaca
2. Lua Branca
3. Menina Faceira
4. Atraente
5. Amapá
6. Quadrilha
7. Yayá Fazenda, Etc e Tal
8. Cananéa
9. Faceiro
10. Não Insistas Rapariga
11. A Corte na Roça
12. Fogo Foguinho
13. Morena
14. Tim Tim
15. Bijou
16. Bionne

Alineación:
- Marcus Viana / Violin
- Maria Tereza Madeira / piano

Esta es la música de una miniserie brasilera (según tengo entendido) llamada "Chiquinha Gonzaga", en duo de violín y piano con Marcus Viana y Maria Teresa Madeira.
Recordamos que Marcus Viana es el lider, al frente del violín, teclados y varios instrumentos más, de la bandas progresivas Saecvla Saecvlorvm, Sagrado Coração da Terra y Transfônica Orkestra. Maria Teresa Madeira es una pianista reconocida internacionalmente, solista de varias orquestas sinfónicas y que también ha incursionado en la musicalización de películas y series de TV.
Este es principalmente un disco de música de música popular, me pareció insteresante traer como algunos de los proyectos donde ha incursionado el gran Marcus Viana.

This album is part of a soundtrack from a TV show about Francisca Edwiges Neves Gonzaga (October 17, 1847 - February 28, 1935 Rio de Janeiro), a brazilian composer, pianist and conductor.
She fought for the end of slavery in Brazil. Gonzaga received an education that would ordinarily have lead her to be a “sinhazinha”, a respectful officer's daughter. She learned how to read, write, and do math, but also music, especially how to play the piano, a distinctive mark of a real lady.
Chiquinha began to participate in balls and “chorões” reunions, normally reserved for men, where she met the flautist Joaquim Callado and started to play in his group, O Choro do Calado, being the first woman to play in this group. During this time she composed her first success, the polka Atraente, in 1877, composed by the piano, as an improvisation, during a ‘choro’ meeting. She is the most important feminine figure of Brazilian music of all time, Chiquinha Gonzaga was an independent woman in times of extreme prejudice and earned her money with her own music. The first Brazilian female conductor, the first composer of the marcha carnavalesca genre (with "Ô Abre Alas"), she was also very active in the abolitionist and republican campaigns. Her songs had enormous success, yielding an international career and songs still commonly used.
Read more here : http://www.answers.com/topic/chiquinha-gonzaga

http://www2.uol.com.br/marcusviana/