1967

<p>Pianists who won the 1967 APCA (São Paulo Association of Art Critics) award: Laís de Souza Brasil (Soloist category), Maria Regina Luponi (Recitalist category). The II Villa-Lobos National Piano Competition is held.</p> <p>The jury was chaired by Souza Lima. Santa Maria, RS.

January 8. Sixth of nine recitals by Fritz Jank as part of the complete cycle of Beethoven&#039;s 32 Sonatas.</p> <p><strong>January 8.</strong> TMSP. January 15. Seventh of nine recitals by Fritz Jank as part of the complete cycle of Beethoven&#039;s 32 Sonatas.</p> <p><strong>January 15.</strong> TMSP.

January 22. Eighth of nine recitals by Fritz Jank as part of the complete cycle of Beethoven&#039;s 32 Sonatas.</p> <p><strong>January 22.</strong> TMSP.

January 29. Ninth of nine recitals by Fritz Jank as part of the complete cycle of Beethoven&#039;s 32 Sonatas.</p> <p><strong>January 29.</strong> TMSP.

March 4th. Inauguration of the Castro Alves Theater in Salvador (BA).</p> <p><strong>March 4.</strong> March 12th.

Recital by Leonardo Righi (violin) and Fritz Jank (piano).</p> <p><strong>March 12.</strong> TMSP.

March 28th. Jacques Klein solos Mozart&#039;s Piano Concerto No.</p> <p><strong>March 28.</strong> 27 and Beethoven&#039;s Piano Concerto No.

5 &quot;Emperor&quot; with the Rio de Janeiro Municipal Theater Symphony Orchestra conducted by Isaac Karabtchevsky.

TMRJ. March 31st. Recital by Leonardo Righi (clarinet), Perez Dworecki (viola), and Fritz Jank (piano).</p> <p><strong>March 31.</strong> TMSP. April. The 1st National Piano Competition, promoted by Folha de S.</p> <p>Paulo and Semp Rádio TV, is held, with dozens of candidates from various parts of Brazil participating.

The jury consisted of Arthur Kaufmann (jury president), Simon Blech, Camargo Guarnieri, and others.

The finalists were: Breno Lucena de Sá, Fernando Pacheco Chaves, Luis Thomaszeck, Vanya Elias, Vicky Adler, and Vítor de Lemos Alexandre. The final performances were conducted by the São Paulo Philharmonic Orchestra under the direction of Simon Blech. Ranking: 1st: Luis Thomaszeck; 2nd: Vítor de Lemos Alexandre; 3rd: Breno Lucena de Sá; 4th: Vicky Adler; 5th: Vanya Elias; 6th: Fernando Pacheco Chaves. TUCA Theatre - Theatre of the Pontifical Catholic University of São Paulo. April 1st. Jacques Klein performs Beethoven&#039;s Piano Concerto No.</p> <p><strong>April 1.</strong> 4 with the Brazilian Symphony Orchestra under the direction of Isaac Karabtchevsky. TMRJ. April 4th. Recital by Natan Schwartzman (violin) and Fritz Jank (piano) with works by Vivaldi, Brahms (Sonata No.</p> <p><strong>April 4.</strong> 3 for violin and piano), Chausson, Paganini, Camargo Guarnieri (Encantamento), Villa-Lobos (1st Sonata-fantasia).

As an encore, pieces by Smetana and Francisco Mignone (Valsa de esquina No. 2) were performed. TMRJ. April 6. Ney Salgado solos Beethoven&#039;s Concerto No.</p> <p><strong>April 6.</strong> 5 &quot;Emperor&quot; with the Rio de Janeiro Municipal Theatre Symphony Orchestra conducted by Vicente Fittipaldi.

TMRJ. April 8. Vera Astrachan solos Mozart&#039;s Concerto No.</p> <p><strong>April 8.</strong> 24 with the Rio de Janeiro Municipal Theatre Symphony Orchestra conducted by Mário Tavares.

TMRJ. April 14. Heitor Alimonda performs Tchaikovsky&#039;s Concerto No.</p> <p><strong>April 14.</strong> 1 as a soloist with the Brazilian Symphony Orchestra conducted by Isaac Karabtchevsky. TMRJ. April 16.

Recital by Leonardo Righi (clarinet) and Fritz Jank (piano).</p> <p><strong>April 16.</strong> TMSP. April 17. &quot;Night of Goiás&quot;. Glacy Antunes de Oliveira performs Schumann&#039;s Sonata No.</p> <p><strong>April 17.</strong> 2.

Norina Barra (mezzo-soprano) and Heloísa Barra Jardim (piano) perform works by Donizetti and Waldemar Henrique (Senhora Dona Sancha). Wanda Fleury Amorim performs Chopin&#039;s Scherzo No.

2. Vânia Marise Pereira de Campos performs works by Camargo Guarnieri (Brazilian Dance, Black Dance and Wild Dance). Graciema Félix de Sousa (soprano) and Roberto Schlaepfer (piano) perform works by Verdi, Geraldo Vale (Araguaia), and Joaquim Edson Camargo (Lembrança de Goiás).

Belkiss Carneiro de Mendonça performs Kabalevsky&#039;s Sonata No. 3. TMRJ. April 21. Maria Cristina Zucchi performs Camargo Guarnieri&#039;s Seresta as a soloist with the São Paulo Municipal Symphony Orchestra conducted by Souza Lima.</p> <p><strong>April 21.</strong> TMSP. <a href="/app/webroot/files/uploads/ckfinder/files/Programa%20de%20concerto%20-%20OSM%2C%20reg_%20Souza%20Lima_%20Maria%20Cristina%20Zucchi%20(TMSP%2C%2021-04-1967).pdf">[access the program here]</a> April 22. Maria da Penha performs Ravel&#039;s Concerto for the Left Hand as a soloist with the Brazilian Symphony Orchestra conducted by Simon Blech.</p> <p><strong>April 22.</strong> TMRJ. April 24. Recital by Jacques Klein with works by Beethoven (Sonatas No.</p> <p><strong>April 24.</strong> 17 &#039;Tempest&#039;, No.

21 &#039;Waldstein&#039;, No. 31 and No. 23 &#039;Appassionata&#039;; and Rondo Op. 51, as an extra program). As an encore, works by Beethoven and Brahms were performed. [access the program here]

TMRJ. April 24th. Recital by Leonardo Righi (clarinet) and Fritz Jank (piano).</p> <p><strong>April 24.</strong> Santos (SP).

April 26th. 1st part of the Final of the 1st National Piano Competition promoted by Folha de S.</p> <p><strong>April 26.</strong> Paulo and Semp Rádio TV. Pianists Breno Lucena de Sá, Fernando Pacheco Chaves and Vicky Adler performed, with the São Paulo Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Simon Blech.

TUCA Theater - Theater of the Pontifical Catholic University of São Paulo. April 27th. Part 2 of the Final of the 1st National Piano Competition promoted by Folha de S.</p> <p><strong>April 27.</strong> Paulo and Semp Rádio TV.

Pianists Luis Thomaszeck, Vanya Elias and Vítor de Lemos Alexandre performed with the São Paulo Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Simon Blech. TUCA Theater - Theater of the Pontifical Catholic University of São Paulo. April 30th. Eudéa Corrêa Ramos performs the Concerto in Brazilian Forms by Hekel Tavares with the Municipal Symphony Orchestra conducted by Souza Lima.</p> <p><strong>April 30.</strong> TMSP. <a href="/app/webroot/files/uploads/ckfinder/files/Programa%20de%20concerto%20-%20OSM%2C%20reg_%20Souza%20Lima_%20Eud%C3%A9a%20Corr%C3%AAa%20Ramos%20(TMSP%2C%2030-04-1967).pdf">[access the program here]</a> May 3rd.

Recital by Martha Argerich with works by Bach (Partita No.</p> <p><strong>May 3.</strong> 2), Schumann (Sonata No. 2), Liszt, Chopin (4 pieces), Prokofiev (Sonata No. 7 or Sonata No. 3). As an encore, works by Chopin and Prokofiev were performed.

TMRJ. <a href="/app/webroot/files/uploads/ckfinder/files/Programa%20de%20concerto%20-%20Martha%20Argerich%20(TMRJ%2C%2003-05-1967).pdf">[access the program here]</a> May 4th.

Recital by Christian Ferras (violin) and Fritz Jank (piano).</p> <p><strong>May 4.</strong> TMSP. May 7. Marília Mangabeira Albernaz solos Francisco Mignone&#039;s Brazilian Fantasy No.</p> <p><strong>May 7.</strong> 1 with the Municipal Symphony Orchestra conducted by Souza Lima. TMSP. <a href="/app/webroot/files/uploads/ckfinder/files/Programa%20de%20concerto%20-%20OSM%2C%20reg_%20Souza%20Lima_%20Clemente%20Capella%2C%20Dorisa%20Apparecida%20de%20Castro%20Soares%20e%20Mar%C3%ADlia%20Mangabeira%20Albernaz%20(TMSP%2C%2007-05-1967).pdf">[access the program here]</a> May 8.

Recital by Christian Ferras (violin) and Fritz Jank (piano).</p> <p><strong>May 8.</strong> Curitiba (PR).

May 18. [access the program here]

Frank Pelleg solos Beethoven&#039;s Concerto No.</p> <p><strong>May 18.</strong> 4 and Frank Pelleg&#039;s own Concerto with the Brazilian Symphony Orchestra conducted by Isaac Karabtchevsky.

TMRJ. May 19. Jacques Klein solos Rachmaninoff&#039;s Concerto No.</p> <p><strong>May 19.</strong> 2, Concerto No. 3 and Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini with the Rio de Janeiro Municipal Theatre Symphony Orchestra conducted by Henrique Morelenbaum.

TMRJ. May 20. Ivy Improta performs Beethoven&#039;s Piano Concerto No. 3 as a soloist with the Rio de Janeiro Municipal Theatre Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Mário Tavares.</p> <p><strong>May 20.</strong> TMRJ.

May 21. Recital by the Municipal String Quartet and Fritz Jank (piano).</p> <p><strong>May 21.</strong> TMSP. May 22. Frank Pelleg performs Diaspora, a Hebrew rhapsody by R.</p> <p><strong>May 22.</strong> Hoff, as a soloist with the São Paulo Municipal Theatre Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Souza Lima.

TMSP. <a href="/app/webroot/files/uploads/ckfinder/files/Programa%20de%20concerto%20-%20OSM%2C%20OSTM%2C%20Coral%20Paulistano%2C%20reg_%20Souza%20Lima%20e%20Colacioppo_%20Frank%20Pelleg_%20(TMSP%2C%2022-05-1967).pdf">[access the program here]</a> May 27.

Frank Pelleg performs Ben Haim&#039;s Concerto as a soloist with the Brazilian Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Isaac Karabtchevsky.</p> <p><strong>May 27.</strong> TMRJ. [access the program here]

May 29.

Recital by Jarbas Braga (vocals) and Fritz Jank (piano).</p> <p><strong>May 29.</strong> Goethe House, São Paulo.

May 31. Nelson Freire&#039;s recital featuring works by Villa-Lobos (Aria, 3rd movement of Bachianas Brasileiras No.</p> <p><strong>May 31.</strong> 4), Brahms (Sonata No. 3), Rachmaninoff, Chopin, Schumann (Carnival). Encore performances included works by Chopin, Rachmaninoff, and Liszt. TMRJ.

June 2nd. Jacques Klein&#039;s recital featuring works by Chopin (the 4 Ballades, Barcarolle, 2 Nocturnes, Polonaise Op.</p> <p><strong>June 2.</strong> 26 No. 1 and Polonaise Op. 53 &#039;Eroica&#039;). Encore performances included works by Chopin, Moszkowski, Rachmaninoff, and Liszt.

TMRJ. June 4th. Glória Maria Machado performs Villa-Lobos&#039; Bachianas Brasileiras No.</p> <p><strong>June 4.</strong> 3 as a soloist, and Elisabeth R. Barthelson performs Villa-Lobos&#039; Concerto No. 4 as a soloist, both with the Municipal Symphony Orchestra conducted by Souza Lima. TMSP. <a href="/app/webroot/files/uploads/ckfinder/files/Programa%20de%20concerto%20-%20OSM%2C%20reg_%20Souza%20Lima_%20Gloria%20M_%20Machado%20e%20Elisabeth%20R_%20Barthelson%20(TMSP%2C%2004-06-1967).pdf">[access the program here]</a> June 5th.</p> <p><strong>June 5.</strong> Recital by Fritz Jank (piano) with works by Beethoven (Fantasia Op.

77), Schumann (Sonata No.

1), Fructuoso Vianna (7 Miniatures), Ernani Braga (Xangô), Claudio Santoro (the 7 Paulistanas). Goethe House, São Paulo.</p> <p><strong>June 9.</strong> June 9th. Recital by Laís de Souza Brasil with works by Beethoven (Sonata No. 8), Franck (Prelude, Aria and Finale), Villa-Lobos (Complete Brazilian Cycle: Plantio do Caboclo, Impressões Seresteiras, Festa no Sertão and Dança do índio Branco), Camargo Guarnieri (2 Studies), Debussy (Suite pour le piano).</p> <p><strong>June 9.</strong> TMRJ.

June 9th. Sylvio Coghi solos Guerra-Peixe&#039;s Concertino for piano and orchestra with the São Paulo Municipal Symphony Orchestra conducted by Souza Lima. [access the program here]

TMSP. <a href="/app/webroot/files/uploads/ckfinder/files/Programa%20de%20concerto%20-%20OSM%2C%20reg_%20Souza%20Lima_%20Sylvio%20Coghi%20(TMSP%2C%2009-06-1967).pdf">[access the program here]</a> June 10th.</p> <p><strong>June 10.</strong> Jacques Klein solos Liszt&#039;s Concerto No.

2 with the Brazilian Symphony Orchestra conducted by Charles Dutoit. [access the program here]

TMRJ. June 11th.</p> <p><strong>June 11.</strong> Paulina Spiewak solos Mozart&#039;s Concerto No.

20 with the São Paulo Municipal Symphony Orchestra conducted by Souza Lima. TMSP. <a href="/app/webroot/files/uploads/ckfinder/files/Programa%20de%20concerto%20-%20OSM%2C%20reg_%20Souza%20Lima_%20Paulina%20Spiewak%20(TMSP%2C%2011-06-1967).pdf">[access the program here]</a> June 12.

Recital by the Municipal String Quartet and Fritz Jank (piano).</p> <p><strong>June 12.</strong> TMSP. June 13. Recital by Natan Schwartzman (violin) and Fritz Jank (piano).</p> <p><strong>June 13.</strong> Piracicaba (SP).

June 15. Recital by Jacques Klein with works by Villa-Lobos (Prelude from &#039;Bachianas Brasileiras&#039; No.</p> <p><strong>June 15.</strong> 4), Mozart (Sonata K.332), Beethoven (32 variations in C minor), Prokofiev (Sonata No. 7) and Mussorgsky (Pictures at an Exhibition). Sala Cecília Meireles, Rio de Janeiro. June 19. Recital by the piano duo Alfons and Aloys Kontarsky with works by W.</p> <p><strong>June 19.</strong> F. Bach, Brahms (Waltzes Op.

39), Hindemith (Glockenspiel Sonata), Debussy, Stravinsky (Sonata (1940)), Boulez (Structures - 1st chapter of the 2nd book), Milhaud (La Libertadora). As an encore, works by Ravel, Grieg, Debussy and Bizet were performed.

TMRJ. June 24. Nelson Freire solos Prokofiev&#039;s Concerto No.</p> <p><strong>June 24.</strong> 3 with the Brazilian Symphony Orchestra conducted by Donald Johanos. TMRJ. June 26. Fernando Lopes solos José Siqueira&#039;s Concerto (in its world premiere) with the Rio de Janeiro Municipal Theatre Symphony Orchestra conducted by José Siqueira.</p> <p><strong>June 26.</strong> TMRJ.

July 4. João Carlos Martins performs Mozart&#039;s Concerto No.</p> <p><strong>July 4.</strong> 27 as a soloist with the São Paulo Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Donald Johanos.

TMSP.

July 5th.

Recital by Jacques Klein.</p> <p><strong>July 5.</strong> TMRJ. July 8th. Guiomar Novaes performs Schumann&#039;s Concerto as a soloist with the Brazilian Symphony Orchestra conducted by Eleazar de Carvalho.</p> <p><strong>July 8.</strong> TMRJ.

July 10th. Recital by Claudio Arrau for the São Paulo Society of Artistic Culture.</p> <p><strong>July 10.</strong> July 13th. Recital by Jacques Klein (piano) and João Jerônimo Menezes (horn) with works by Beethoven (Sonata in F major Op.</p> <p><strong>July 13.</strong> 17). Jacques Klein (piano) and Iberê Gomes Grosso (cello) perform the Grand Sonata in A major Op. 69 for cello and piano. Jacques Klein performs the Eroica Variations on solo piano. Jacques Klein (piano), Oscar Borgerth (violin), and Iberê Gomes Grosso (cello) perform the Trio in C minor, Op.

1, No. 3. Cecília Meireles Hall, Rio de Janeiro. July 17. Heitor Alimonda (piano), Paulo Nardi (oboe), José Botelho (clarinet), João Jerônimo Menezes (horn), and Noel Devos (bassoon) perform Beethoven&#039;s Quintet, Op.</p> <p><strong>July 17.</strong> 16.

Cecília Meireles Hall, Rio de Janeiro. July 20. Recital by Miecio Horszowski with works by Beethoven (Sonata No.</p> <p><strong>July 20.</strong> 31 and Diabelli Variations).

Cecília Meireles Hall, Rio de Janeiro. July 22. Recital by Arnaldo Estrella (piano) and Mariuccia Iacovino (violin) with works by Beethoven (Sonata No.</p> <p><strong>July 22.</strong> 10 for violin and piano). Arnaldo Estrella (piano), Mariuccia Iacovino (violin) and Peter Dauelsberg (cello) performed the Trio Op. 97 &quot;Archduke&quot;. Cecília Meireles Hall, Rio de Janeiro.

July 24. Recital by Miecio Horszowski (piano) and Alexander Schneider (violin) with works by Beethoven (Sonatas No.</p> <p><strong>July 24.</strong> 5 &#039;Spring&#039; and No. 7 for violin and piano). Miecio Horszowski (piano), Alexander Schneider (violin) and Iberê Gomes Grosso (cello) performed the Trio Op. 70 No. 2. Cecília Meireles Hall, Rio de Janeiro. July 27. Miecio Horszowski performs Beethoven&#039;s Piano Concerto No.</p> <p><strong>July 27.</strong> 4 as a soloist with the National Symphony Orchestra conducted by Walter Burle Marx.

Miecio Horszowski (piano), Alexander Schneider (violin), and Iberê Gomes Grosso (cello) perform Beethoven&#039;s Triple Concerto as soloists with the same orchestra and conductor. Cecília Meireles Hall, Rio de Janeiro. August 10. Recital by Jacques Klein featuring works by Bach-Siloti (Prelude for Organ in G minor), Mozart (Sonata K.545), Beethoven (Sonata No.</p> <p><strong>August 10.</strong> 23 &#039;Appassionata&#039;), Camargo Guarnieri (Black Dance), Brahms (4 pieces Op.

119), Chopin (Ballade No. 1 in G minor, 1 Nocturne, Scherzo No. 1). Auditorium of the Palace of Culture, Rio de Janeiro. August 11. João Carlos Martins&#039; recital featuring works by Bach (10 Preludes and Fugues from The Well-Tempered Clavier), Debussy (Estampes, complete works), Villa-Lobos (A lenda do caboclo), and Ginastera (Sonata No.</p> <p><strong>August 11.</strong> 1).

Cecilia Meireles Hall, Rio de Janeiro. August 12. Yara Bernette performs Rachmaninoff&#039;s Concerto No.</p> <p><strong>August 12.</strong> 2 as a soloist with the Brazilian Symphony Orchestra conducted by Eleazar de Carvalho.

TMRJ. August 22.</p> <p><strong>August 22.</strong> Magda Tagliaferro&#039;s recital featuring works by Franck (Prelude, Chorale and Fugue), Villa-Lobos (Festa no sertão), Chabrier, Debussy, and Chopin (the 4 Ballades). Chopin&#039;s works were performed as an encore.

TMRJ.</p> <p><strong>August 26.</strong> Magda Tagliaferro performs Brahms&#039; Concerto No. 1 as a soloist with the Brazilian Symphony Orchestra conducted by Lukas Foss.</p> <p><strong>August 31.</strong> TMRJ.

August 31. Arnaldo Estrella (piano) and Mariuccia Iacovino (violin) perform in the world premiere of Francisco Mignone&#039;s Sonata No. 3 for violin and piano, dedicated to the duo; and also, in the world premiere, the Double Concerto for violin, piano and string orchestra, with an unspecified orchestra, probably assembled from the strings of the TMRJ Symphony Orchestra (OSTM), conducted by Radamés Gnattali.

Cecília Meireles Hall, Rio de Janeiro. August 31. Recital by Magda Tagliaferro with works by Beethoven (Sonata No.</p> <p><strong>August 31.</strong> 26), Chopin (Polonaise-fantaisie Op. 61, 2 Mazurkas, Grande polonaise brilliante Op. 22), Villa-Lobos (Impressões seresteiras and perhaps Festa no sertão), Chabrier (Idylle and Scherzo-Valse), Hahn, Debussy (L’Isle joyeuse).

TUCA Auditorium, São Paulo. September 1st. Recital by Jacques Klein and Arnaldo Cohen, four-hand performance of works by Mozart (Sonata K.381), Schubert (Fantasy in F minor Op.103, and 2 Military Marches), Debussy (Trois épigraphes antiques and Petit suite) and Brahms (4 Hungarian Dances, probably No.1, No.2, No.4 and No.5).</p> <p><strong>September 1.</strong> Sociedade Cultural Fluminense Brasil-Alemanha, Niterói (RJ). September 2nd.</p> <p><strong>September 2.</strong> Recital by Jacques Klein and Arnaldo Cohen, four-hand performance of works by Mozart (Sonata K. 381 in D major), Schubert (Fantasy in F minor), Debussy (3 Épigraphes antiques, Petite suite (complete)), and Brahms (4 Hungarian Dances, probably No.1, No.2, No.4 and No.5).

Auditorium of Colégio Bennett, Rio de Janeiro. September 5th.</p> <p><strong>September 5.</strong> Nelson Freire performs De Falla&#039;s &quot;Nights in the Gardens of Spain&quot; as a soloist with the National Symphony Orchestra conducted by Juan Emilio Martini.</p> <p>TMRJ.

September 6-17. Part of the 1st Classical Music Festival of the State of Goiás. Goiânia, GO.</p> <p><strong>September 9.</strong> Recital by Arnaldo Estrella during the 1st Classical Music Festival of the State of Goiás. Goiânia, GO.</p> <p><strong>September 8.</strong> Jacques Klein performs Schumann&#039;s Concerto as a soloist; Arnaldo Cohen and Jacques Klein perform Poulenc&#039;s Concerto for Two Pianos as a soloist; and Jacques Klein performs Rachmaninoff&#039;s Concerto No.

3 as a soloist; all with the Rio de Janeiro Municipal Theatre Symphony Orchestra conducted by Eleazar de Carvalho.</p> <p><strong>September 9.</strong> TMRJ.

September 9.

Lukas Foss performs Leonard Bernstein&#039;s Masque for piano and orchestra with the Brazilian Symphony Orchestra conducted by Eleazar de Carvalho.</p> <p><strong>September 10.</strong> TMRJ. September 10. Composer, musicologist, and folklorist Brasílio Itiberê II (Brasílio Ferreira da Cunha Luz) passes away.</p> <p><strong>September 11.</strong> Recital by Mariuccia Iacovino (violin) and Arnaldo Estrella (piano) during the 1st Classical Music Festival of the State of Goiás.</p> <p><strong>September 14.</strong> Goiânia, GO.

September 14. The VIII National Piano Competition of the Union of Musicians of Brazil is held.

Jury: José Siqueira, Milton de Lemos, Dirce Bauer Knijnik (referred to only as Dirce Bauer), Norma Bojunga, Aloysio de Alencar Pinto, Homero de Magalhães, Sebastian Benda, Fernando Lopes, Dayse de Luca.

For the final, the candidates had to perform Chopin&#039;s Fantasia Op. 49 and a concerto for piano and orchestra.

In the closing concert, Fernando Lopes was a soloist with the orchestra conducted by José Siqueira. Porto Alegre (RS). [access the candidates&#039; book here] September 16. <a href="/app/webroot/files/uploads/ckfinder/files/Programa%20-%20VIII%20Concurso%20Nacional%20de%20Piano%20da%20Uni%C3%A3o%20dos%20M%C3%BAsicos%20do%20Brasil%20(1967).pdf">[access here]</a></p> <p><strong>September 16.</strong> Eliane Rodrigues solos Mozart&#039;s Concerto No.

23 with the Youth Orchestra of the Theatro Municipal of Rio de Janeiro under the direction of Chleo Goulart.</p> <p><strong>September 17.</strong> TMRJ. September 17. Recital by Arnaldo Estrella and Belkiss Carneiro de Mendonça, for two pianos, as the closing of the 1st Classical Music Festival of the State of Goiás.</p> <p><strong>September 17.</strong> Goiânia, GO. September 17. Nelson Freire solos Grieg&#039;s Concerto with an unidentified orchestra and conductor.</p> <p><strong>September 21.</strong> Teatro Cultura Artística, São Paulo. [access here]

September 21. Magda Tagliaferro performs Chopin&#039;s Concerto No. 2 as a soloist with the São Paulo Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Simon Blech.</p> <p><strong>September 23.</strong> TUCA, São Paulo. September 23.

Jocy de Oliveira performs Bartok&#039;s Concerto No. 3 as a soloist; the Redintg-Piette Duo performs Bartok&#039;s Concerto for Two Pianos and Orchestra; both with the Brazilian Symphony Orchestra conducted by Eleazar de Carvalho.</p> <p><strong>September 25.</strong> TMRJ.

September 25.

Premiere of Francisco Mignone&#039;s Sonata No. 4, performed by Vera Astrachan, at Sala Cecília Meireles, Rio de Janeiro.</p> <p><strong>September 26.</strong> Jacques Klein (piano), Oscar Borgerth (1st violin), Oscar Lafer (2nd violin), Henrique Morelenbaum (viola), and Iberê Gomes Grosso (cello) perform Schumann&#039;s Quintet.</p> <p><strong>September 28.</strong> Cecília Meireles Hall, Rio de Janeiro.

September 28th. Jacques Klein performs Claudio Santoro&#039;s Sonata-Fantasia No. 4, dedicated to him. Several other musicians participated in the event, including Guerra-Peixe (arrangements and conducting), Darcy Villa Verde (guitar), Quarteto em Cy, MPB4, Quinteto Luiz Loy, Elis Regina, Jair Rodrigues, Wilson Simonal, Som-3, Nina Verchinina&#039;s ballet corps, Gilberto de Assis and Mercedes Batista&#039;s folkloric ballet, Jonas Moura and dancers, as well as the Acadêmicos do Salgueiro Samba School, with a parade of award-winning costumes.

Orchestra not specified.</p> <p>Production by Geraldo Queiroz.

TMRJ. Recital by Jacques Klein with the Official Quartet of the National School of Music in Schumann&#039;s Quintet Op.</p> <p><strong>October 4.</strong> 44.

Cecília Meireles Hall. October 4th. Recital by Yara Bernette with works by Mozart (Sonata No. 10), Brahms (Fantasies Op. 116), Camargo Guarnieri (Ponteios No. 24 and No. 30), Chopin (3 pieces), Schumann (Symphonic Studies). Encore performances included works by Debussy, Chopin, and Mendelssohn.</p> <p><strong>October 15.</strong> TMRJ. October 15th. Guyta Rozen solos Chopin&#039;s Concerto No. 2 with the Brazilian Symphony Orchestra conducted by Daniel Sternefeld.</p> <p><strong>October 18.</strong> TMRJ. October 18th. Yara Bernette&#039;s recital features works by Mozart (Sonata No. 10), Brahms (Fantasies Op. 116), Bach (English Suite No.</p> <p><strong>October 21.</strong> 3), and Beethoven (Sonata No.

31). TUCA, São Paulo. October 21. Glória Maria da Fonseca Costa performs Franck&#039;s Symphonic Variations as a soloist with the Brazilian Symphony Orchestra conducted by Daniel Sternefeld.</p> <p><strong>October 25.</strong> TMRJ.

October 25. Rudolf Constam (cello) and Irany Leme (piano) perform works by Beethoven, Prokofiev (Sonata Op. 119), Villa-Lobos (The Little Train of the Caipira, 4th movement of Bachianas Brasileiras No.

2), and Brahms (Sonata Op. 99). Social Hall of the Resenda Chemical Industries S.A. (possibly Rio de Janeiro) <a href="/app/webroot/files/uploads/ckfinder/files/Programa%20de%20Concerto%20-%20Irany%20Leme%20e%20Rudolf%20Constam%20(Sal%C3%A3o%20das%20Ind%C3%BAstrias%20Qu%C3%ADmicas%20Resende%20S_%20A_%2C%2025-10-1967).pdf">[access the program here]</a> October 28.</p> <p><strong>October 28.</strong> Jan Wijn solos Saint-Saëns&#039; Concerto No.</p> <p><strong>November 11.</strong> 2 with the Brazilian Symphony Orchestra conducted by Isaac Karabtchevsky.

TMRJ.

November 11. Arnaldo Estrella solos Chopin&#039;s Concerto No. 2; Mariuccia Iacovino (violin) and Arnaldo Estrella (piano) solo Francisco Mignone&#039;s Concerto for Violin, Piano and 32 Solo Instruments (world premiere) with the Brazilian Symphony Orchestra conducted by Isaac Karabtchevsky.</p> <p><strong>November 11.</strong> TMRJ.

November 11. Lecture by Souza Lima entitled &quot;My relationship with Villa-Lobos&quot;, as part of the Villa-Lobos Festival, Auditorium of the Palace of Culture, Rio de Janeiro. [access part of the general program here] November 13. <a href="/app/webroot/files/uploads/ckfinder/files/Programa%C3%A7%C3%A3o%20de%20palestras%20no%20(Audit%C3%B3rio%20do%20Pal%C3%A1cio%20da%20Cultura%2C%20Rio%20de%20Janeiro%2C%2011-11-1967).pdf">[access here]</a></p> <p><strong>November 13.</strong> Recital by Adelmana Torreão with works by Scarlatti, Mendelssohn (Serious Variations), Ravel (Sonatina), Debussy, Chopin (5 pieces), Villa-Lobos (Serenade Impressions, The Tide Has Risen and On the Viola String), Albéniz.</p> <p><strong>November 14.</strong> Foyer of the TMRJ. [access the program here]

November 14th.

Lecture by Eurico Nogueira França entitled &quot;Villa-Lobos - Figure and Work&quot;, with piano illustrations by Ivy Improta, as part of the Villa-Lobos Festival.

Auditorium of the Palace of Culture, Rio de Janeiro. [access part of the general program here] November 19th. <a href="/app/webroot/files/uploads/ckfinder/files/Programa%C3%A7%C3%A3o%20de%20palestras%20no%20(Audit%C3%B3rio%20do%20Pal%C3%A1cio%20da%20Cultura%2C%20Rio%20de%20Janeiro%2C%2011-11-1967).pdf">[access here]</a></p> <p><strong>November 19.</strong> Jacques Klein solos Beethoven&#039;s Choral Fantasy with the Choir of the Israelite-Brazilian Institute of Education and Culture + orchestra conducted by Henrique Morelenbaum.</p> <p><strong>November 21.</strong> TMRJ.

November 21st.

Aline van Barentzen&#039;s recital featuring works by Villa-Lobos (The complete &quot;A prole do bebê No. 1&quot;, The complete &quot;A prole do bebê No. 2&quot;, Hommag a Chopin, Choros No. 5 &quot;Alma brasileira&quot;, and Amazonas, the latter in its first performance in Brazil).</p> <p><strong>November 21.</strong> Encore performances included works by Villa-Lobos (&quot;Saudades das selvas brasileiras&quot; and &quot;A lenda do caboclo&quot;). [access here]

TMRJ, November 21st. Guiomar Novaes&#039; recital featuring works by Chopin (18 Preludes and Sonata No.

3), Schumann (&quot;Carnaval&quot;), and Villa-Lobos (&quot;Branquinha - A boneca de louça&quot;, No. <a href="/app/webroot/files/uploads/ckfinder/files/Programa%20de%20concerto%20-%20Guiomar%20Novaes%20(TMSP%2C%2021-11-1967).pdf">[access the program here]</a> 1 from &quot;A prole do bebê No. 1&quot;). TMSP. [access the program here]</p> November 24th.

Roberto Szidon&#039;s recital featuring works by Schubert (Sonata No.</p> <p><strong>November 24.</strong> Roberto Szidon&rsquo;s recital featuring Schubert (Sonata No. 21, D.960), Chopin (Barcarolle Op.60 and Polonaise Op.53 &quot;Heroic&quot;), Scriabin (Sonata No.4, Op.30), and Villa-Lobos (Rudepoema), at Sala Cecilia Meireles, Rio de Janeiro. <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0viJmEtw9g8" target="_blank">[watch here]</a></p> <p><strong>November 25.</strong> Anna Stella Schic performs Gershwin&#039;s Concerto in F major as a soloist with the Brazilian Symphony Orchestra conducted by Isaac Karabtchevsky. [access the program here]

TMRJ.</p> <p><strong>November 26.</strong> November 26th. [listen here]

Recital featuring works by José Siqueira and Francisco Mignone, with the participation of Carlos Rato (flute), Braz Limonge (oboe), José Botelho (clarinet), Noel Devos (bassoon), Murillo Santos (piano), Francisco Mignone (piano), Alice Ribeiro (soprano).

Sala Cecilia Meireles, Rio de Janeiro.</p> <p><strong>November 27.</strong> November 27th. Recital by Nelson Freire with works by Vivaldi-Bach, Bach (Toccata in C minor), Liszt (Sonata), Villa-Lobos (Moreninha, Pobrezinha and O polichinelo, from A prole do bebê No.

1), Chopin (5 pieces). Sala Cecilia Meireles, Rio de Janeiro.</p> <p><strong>November 28.</strong> November 28th. Jacques Klein and Arnaldo Cohen perform Poulenc&#039;s Concerto for Two Pianos; Jacques Klein performs Brahms&#039; Concerto No. 1; both with the Rio de Janeiro Municipal Theatre Symphony Orchestra conducted by Henrique Morelenbaum.

TMRJ.</p> <p><strong>November 28.</strong> Recital by Arthur Moreira Lima. Cecilia Meireles Hall, Rio de Janeiro.</p> <p><strong>November 28.</strong> Recital by the Municipal String Quartet and Fritz Jank (piano). Goethe House, São Paulo. November 30.</p> <p><strong>November 30.</strong> Recital by Arthur Moreira Lima.

Cecilia Meireles Hall, Rio de Janeiro. December 5.</p> <p><strong>December 5.</strong> Jacques Klein performs Rachmaninoff&#039;s Concerto No.

2 with the Brazilian Symphony Orchestra conducted by Isaac Karabtchevsky.

Cecilia Meireles Hall, Rio de Janeiro. December 8.</p> <p><span style="color: initial; text-decoration-color: initial;">December 8.

Jacques Klein performs Brahms&#039; Concerto No. 1 as a soloist with the Rio de Janeiro Municipal Theatre Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Henrique Morelenbaum. Handwritten information from the concert program, found in the pianist&#039;s collection, indicates that this concerto was performed in place of the ballet Swan Lake.

TMRJ. December 8th.</span></p> <p><strong>December 8.</strong> Recital by Anna Stella Schic. Auditório Itália, São Paulo. December 9th.</p> <p><strong>December 9.</strong> Recital by Amilson Godoy with works by Bach (Partita in C minor), Mozart, Brahms (4 pieces Op.

119), Chopin, Camargo Guarnieri (Sonatina No. 1), Rachmaninoff (2 Preludes), Khachaturian. Sala Magda Tagliaferro, São Paulo.

December 10th.</p> <p><strong>December 10.</strong> Recital by Anna Stella Schic. TMSP. December 12th.</p> <p><strong>December 12.</strong> Recital by Jacques Klein with works by Villa-Lobos (Prelude from Bachianas Brasileiras No. 4), Beethoven (Rondo Op. 51 No. 1, Sonata No. 23 &#039;Appassionata&#039;), Chopin (Barcarolla Op.

60, 6 preludes Op. 28, Nocturne Op.

9 No. 2, Scherzo No. 1). Altair Gama Filho Noble Hall, Gama Filho University, Rio de Janeiro.</p> <p><strong>December 15.</strong> December 15th. Recital by Nelson Freire with works by Liszt (Sonata) and others. Guiomar Novaes and Dinorá de Carvalho were in the audience. Italy Auditorium [Sala Itália], São Paulo. December 15th.</p> <p><strong>December 15.</strong> Recital by Jacques Klein with works by Beethoven (Sonata No.

9, 32 variations in C minor, Sonata No. 32, Sonata No. 23 &#039;Appassionata&#039;). Cecília Meireles Hall, Rio de Janeiro. December 15th.</p> <p><strong>December 15.</strong> Recital by Anna Rita Ornellas de Souza (student of Lúcia Branco) with works by Bach, Beethoven (Sonata No.

5), Shostakovich, Villa-Lobos (Ciranda No. 6 &quot;Passa, passa, gavião...&quot;), Chopin. ABI Auditorium, Rio de Janeiro. <a href="/app/webroot/files/uploads/ckfinder/files/Programa%20de%20concerto%20-%20Anna%20Rita%20Ornellas%20de%20Souza%20(Audit%C3%B3rio%20da%20ABI%2C%2015-12-1967).pdf">[access the program here]</a> December 19th.</p> <p><strong>December 19.</strong> Recital by Jacques Klein with works by Beethoven (Sonata No.

9, 32 variations in C minor, Sonata No. 32, Sonata No. 23 &#039;Appassionata&#039;). Anchieta Theater, São Paulo.</p> <p><strong>December 21.</strong> December 21st. [access the program here]

Closing of the academic year at the Souza Lima Musical Conservatory.

Archdiocesan College Theater, São Paulo. <a href="/app/webroot/files/uploads/ckfinder/files/Programa%20de%20concerto%20-%20Encerramento%20do%20ano%20letivo%20do%20Conservat%C3%B3rio%20Musical%20Souza%20Lima%20(Teatro%20do%20Col%C3%A9gio%20Arquidiocesano%2C%20S%C3%A3o%20Paulo%2C%2021-12-1967).pdf">[access the program here]</a></p>