The DeComposers collective continues to expand the horizons of Brazilian chamber music with each new original project. In their fifth release, the group embraces its most ambitious instrumentation to date — a mixed chamber ensemble featuring piano, double bass, violin, clarinet, and oboe — bringing together outstanding performers to interpret works of strikingly contrasting compositional styles.

Under the direction of composer and educator João Marcondes, the repertoire is unified into a plural and collaborative artistic identity that has become the group’s hallmark. Recorded at Estúdio Arsis with the expertise of award-winning sound engineer and producer Adonias Junior, the project also marks the DeComposers’ debut release under the Azul Music label, broadening the reach and impact of their creative work.

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Brazilian Suite No. 5 for Bass Trombone and Cello

In seven movements, the composer explores different facets of Brazilian music, presenting an instrumentation rarely encountered in the chamber music repertoire.

Opus 5 for Harp, Viola and Flute

In newly written works for this rare instrumental trio, the collective of young composers revisits the formation explored by Claude Debussy in his celebrated sonata — one of the French composer's final works.

Opus 2 for Clarinet and Cello

The collective of young composers, under the artistic direction of educator João Marcondes, presents its second album, featuring new works written for clarinet and cello.

Opus 5 for Bassoon, Oboe and Clarinet

In newly written works for wind trio, the composers' collective explores new sonic possibilities in their fifth album.

Opus 7 for String Quintet

In their seventh album, the collective of composers explores the instrumentation of the string quintet, presenting 11 original works.

Synesthetic Nature: No. 1 for Clarinet and Cello | No. 2 for String Quartet

An anthology of previously unreleased original works that seek to translate the interrelationship between the four elements, air, water, fire and earth, into music.

Latin American Suite No. 1 for String Quintet

Rooted in Latin American rhythms and melodies, the composer presents a six-movement suite, alongside three additional pieces inspired by the work of Stravinsky.

Opus 5 – Endless Horizon for Solo Piano

On their fifth album, the collective of young composers presents eight new pieces for solo piano, under the artistic direction of João Marcondes.

Opus 7 for Flute and Harp

Presenting previously unreleased works that explore the dialogue between flute and harp, this collective of young composers releases its seventh album.