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Origins

From a distinctive interpretive perspective, the composer alternates between original works and arrangements of traditional classical repertoire for two guitars.

The Brazilian Four Seasons

In this album, the composer and conductor presents a work that associates each season of the year with a geographic region of Brazil, performed by the La Salle Soloists Orchestra and violinist Cármelo de los Santos.

Duoessence

Devoted to the repertoire for violin and viola, the duo's second album brings together works by classical and contemporary composers, proposing a dialogue between tradition and the present.

Valsas de Esquina

In newly commissioned arrangements developed by the duo, the violinist and pianist present Francisco Mignone's 12 Valsas de Esquina.In newly commissioned arrangements developed by the duo, the violinist and pianist present Francisco Mignone's 12 Valsas de Esquina.

She, Invisible Vol. 1

In this first volume of a series dedicated to German female composers of the 18th and 19th centuries, the Brazilian pianist brings together rare works in previously unreleased recordings.

Azul Classics: Piano

A compilation dedicated to piano repertoire, featuring works performed by artists from the Azul Music catalog.

Mozart: Sonatas for Piano and Violin, Vol. 4

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The duo reunites for another volume in their acclaimed series dedicated to Mozart’s sonatas for violin and piano, which has already surpassed 30 million streams.

Villani-Côrtes: Unreleased Piano Works

Previously unpublished piano works by composer Edmundo Villani-Côrtes, performed by the Brazilian pianist and distinguished researcher.

Wanderlust

Known for his dedicated work with Brazilian repertoire, in this album the pianist explores works that span different countries, styles, and periods in music history.

Azul Classics: Strings

An anthology dedicated to the string repertoire, featuring works written for duos, trios, quartets, and chamber orchestras, in exquisite interpretations by artists from Azul Music.

Dialogues

In Dialogues, violinists Frank Ho and Vladimir Rufino join violist Fabiola Amorim in an album that explores the expressive richness of the string trio, bringing together tradition and contemporary perspectives.

Thomas: 12 Studies for Harp

Paola Baron presents Thomas: 12 Studies for Harp, an album that celebrates the work of John Thomas, a key figure in the consolidation of the harp in the 19th century.

Flausino Vale & The Brazilian Violin

In a vibrant encounter between tradition and contemporaneity, Flausino Vale & The Brazilian Violin reaffirms the strength of Brazil’s violin legacy.

New Brazilian Music Vol. II

Karin Fernandes expands the boundaries of contemporary piano creation in New Brazilian Music Vol. II, reaffirming her significance in Brazilian concert music.

Twelve Waltzes

With a delicate touch, elegant phrasing, and expressive depth, in Twelve Waltzes, Sverner presents a cohesive narrative that celebrates her pianistic legacy.

Solos & Encores

Solos & Encores unveils luminous and heartfelt interpretations, balancing lyricism, elegance, and virtuosity in an original encounter between harp and violin.

6 Preludes and Fugues

6 Preludes and Fugues consists of 12 original pieces that engage in a dialogue with the Baroque tradition through a more contemporary language.

Canto D’Anime

Across 15 tracks, Canto D’Anime brings together works by Fauré, Puccini, Schumann, Villa-Lobos, among others, combining refined technique and sensitivity in a lyrical repertoire of timeless elegance.

Violins Of OSESP

Under the direction of Emmanuele Baldini, the project brings together distinguished violinists from OSESP in ensembles of 3, 4, and 6 instruments, delivering outstanding performances that enhance the expressiveness of Brazilian chamber music.

Mozart: Sonatas for Piano and Violin, Vol. 3

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Claudio Cruz and Olga Kopylova perform Sonatas K. 454, K. 481, K. 526, and K. 547, masterpieces from Mozart’s mature period that blend virtuosity with sensitivity.

Radamés

14 string soloists, leaders of the most prestigious Brazilian orchestras, come together in an album honoring Radamés Gnattali, one of the greatest pioneers in blending classical and popular music in Brazil.

Homelands

Homelands brings together Brazil, Canada, and Italy through contemporary works that celebrate identity, cultural diversity, and rhythmic vitality.

Galante

In a repertoire dedicated to Felice Giardini, the duo formed by violinist Luiz Amato and cellist Adriana Holtz explores the galant style, reflecting the melodic simplicity and idiomatic beauty of the movement.

Impressions

The duo explores works ranging from Russian Romanticism to contemporary Brazilian music, in virtuosic performances that highlight the drama, lyricism, and rhythmic subtleties of the elegant chamber formation of viola and piano.