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Amoroso<\/h3>
Fabiola Amorim<\/a>\n<\/div>
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Featuring four musical pieces by Brazilian composers, written for viola and piano, and rarely executed, AMOROSO marks the recording debut of Brazilian-Canadian violist, Fab\u00edola Amorim.<\/p>\n

The album, recorded at the\u00a0Convocation Hall<\/em>\u00a0of the University of Alberta in Canada, explores a nationalist-inspired repertoire, composed at different times and by different creative personalities. Presenting musical elements that refer to the traditions of folklore and popular Brazilian rhythms,\u00a0Sonata Para Viola e Piano<\/em>\u00a0by Mozart Camargo Guarnieri (written in 1950),\u00a0Tr\u00eas Valsas Brasileiras<\/em>\u00a0by Francisco Mignone (1968),\u00a0Sonata<\/em>\u00a0by Radam\u00e9s Gnattali (1969) and\u00a0Sonata No. 2<\/em> by Claudio Santoro (1982), highlights the vision of the violist, from the unusual choice of repertoire to her precise and exquisite interpretations.<\/p>\n

Since 2012, Amorim has lived in Canada, where she currently teaches viola and violin at the MacEwan University Conservatory of Music. The artist has been performing in recitals and concerts as a soloist, with the\u00a0Amorim-Rufino Duo<\/em>\u00a0(renowned duo with the violinist Vladimir Rufino) and with the\u00a0Vaughan String Quartet<\/em>.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/section><\/p><\/div>

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DEBUT<\/a><\/h3>Amorim-Rufino Duo<\/a> <\/span><\/span><\/header>