Latin American Dances for Guitar
For decades, the guitar has been one of Latin America’s most popular and representative instruments, with composers throughout the region blending classical forms and harmonies with the rhythms and dances of their folk traditions. Brazilian guitarist Romulo Viana celebrates his Latin American heritage through music from Cuba, Peru, Colombia, Brazil, Paraguay, Argentina, and Venezuela, showcasing the guitar’s unique ability to unite classical artistry with folkloric expression.
Program:
- Choros No. 1 – Heitor Villa-Lobos
- El Decameron Negro – Leo Brouwer
- Danza del Altiplano – Traditional Peruvian
- Bambuco – Gentil Montaña
- Porro – Gentil Montaña
- Valsa Venezuelana No. 2 – Antonio Lauro
- Valsa Venezuelana No. 3 – Antonio Lauro
- Vals, Op. 8 No. 4 – Agustín Barrios
- History of the Tango – Astor Piazzolla
Featuring:
Romulo Viana, guitar
Andreas Guilherme, flute
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