Catalogue: Latin: "Tango Brasileiro" - Cello Trio

Indulge in the velvety tones of 20th century classical Brazilian music, swinging and melancholic at the same time. From the originator of the Brazilian tango - if not the tango itself - Ernesto Nazareth (b. 1863) through Brazil's most famous composer Heitor Villa-Lobos (b. 1889) up to Jaime M. Zenamon (b. 1953) the album includes purely Brazilian compositions, rightly famed for their original blend of up-to-date European and indigenous traits. The pieces are interpreted by the Brazilian-German CELLO TRIO of Márcio Carneiro, Peter Dauelsberg and Matias de Oliveira Pinto.

Press Quotes

"This elegant release explores the range of the cello as it applies to the contemporary classical music of Brazil."
Rootsworld

"Melodies like velvet, full of emotion and swirling rhythms: The Brasilian-German Trio offers classical contemporary music from beginning to the end of the 20. century, from Tango to Program Music"
Frankfurter Neue Presse

"A real treat to the ears and to the tormented hearts"
Diário de Notícias, Lisbon