1986
Pianists who won the 1986 APCA (São Paulo Association of Art Critics) award: José Feghali (Soloist category), Eny da Rocha (Recitalist category). Osvaldo Lacerda's "Sonata for Oboe and Piano" was awarded in the "Chamber Music" category. February 19. The São Paulo composer, pianist, and conductor Francisco Mignone passed away.
March 8. Arthur Moreira Lima performs Grieg's Concerto as a soloist with the Claudio Santoro National Theatre Symphony Orchestra (then called the Brasília National Theatre Symphony Orchestra), conducted by Claudio Santoro. Villa-Lobos Hall, National Theatre, Brasília.
March 26. Chamber music recital with pianist Maria Teresa Madeira. IBEU Copacabana, Rio de Janeiro. April 11. Recital by Roberta Rust with works by Debussy (Complete Estampes), Beethoven (Sonata No.
April 11. 30), Villa-Lobos (Choros No. 5 "Alma brasileira" and Dança do índio branco), Gershwin (3 Preludes), Chopin (Sonata No. 3). [Note: the program also includes a Program II, with a different repertoire, which may have been played on this day.] Centro das Artes, Nova Friburgo (RJ). [access the program here] April 12.
April 12. Ney Salgado solos Tchaikovsky's Concerto No. 1 with the Claudio Santoro National Theatre Symphony Orchestra (then called the Brasília National Theatre Symphony Orchestra), conducted by David Machado. Villa-Lobos Hall, National Theatre, Brasília. April 17.
April 17. Chamber music recital with pianist Maria Teresa Madeira. Santa Teresa Municipal Cultural Center, Rio de Janeiro. April 18. Chamber music recital with pianist Maria Teresa Madeira.
April 18. Santa Teresa Municipal Cultural Center, Rio de Janeiro. April 22. Chamber music recital with pianist Maria Teresa Madeira.
April 22. IBAM Auditorium, Rio de Janeiro. April 23-27. Event of the Chopin Competition - 1st National Competition of Piano Interpretation of Brazilian-Polish Music, promoted by the União Juventus Society.
Jury: Magda Tagliaferro (honorary president), Andrzei Jasinski, Sérgio Magnani, Laís de Souza Brasil, Edino Krieger, Elisabeth Seraphin Prosser, Lina Maria Lobo Kubala, Norton Morozowicz. Participants: André Luiz Silva Rangel, Benjamin da Cunha Neto, Débra Halász, Henrique Penalva, Douglas Iuri de Borja, Eduardo Gross, Eduardo Monteiro, Estela Machado, Flávio Augusto, Guilherme Schroeter, Inês Rufino Martins, João Homero Capatti de Oliveira, Marly Kubota, Martina Renate Graf, Osvaldo Skroski da Purificação, Roberto Teixeira Domingos, Silvia Rachel Alhadef, Vânia Pimentel Canto. Great Auditorium of the Guaíra Theatre, Curitiba, PR. [access the program here] May 5th. Concert by the winner of the Chopin Competition - 1st National Competition for Piano Interpretation of Brazilian-Polish Music, with the Paraná State Symphony Orchestra conducted by Osvaldo Colarusso.
May 5. Great Auditorium of the Guaíra Theatre, Curitiba, PR. May 14th. Recital by Aloysio Fagerlande (bassoon) and Maria Teresa Madeira (piano).
May 14. São Paulo Museum of Art. June 5. Recital by Antonio Meneses (cello) and Gilberto Tinetti (piano) by the São Paulo Society of Artistic Culture.
June 14. Death of pianist Menininha Lobo. June 24. 3rd Cycle of Contemporary Music of Belo Horizonte.
June 14. Chamber music recital with the participation of pianist Maria Teresa Madeira, among other musicians.
June 24. Palácio das Artes, Belo Horizonte (MG). July 8. Recital by Beatriz Magalhães Castro (flute) and Maria Teresa Madeira (piano).
July 8. IBAM Auditorium, Rio de Janeiro. July 9. Recital by Beatriz Magalhães Castro (flute) and Maria Teresa Madeira (piano).
July 9. Carlos Gomes Theater, Vitória (ES). July 10. Recital by Beatriz Magalhães Castro (flute) and Maria Teresa Madeira (piano).
July 10. National Theater of Brasília. July 13. Alexandre Romariz solos Mozart's Concerto No.
July 13. 19 with the Claudio Santoro National Theater Symphony Orchestra (then called the Brasília National Theater Symphony Orchestra), conducted by Silvio Barbato. Martins Penna Hall, National Theater, Brasília. August 5. Recital by Irina Tseitlin (violin) and Lais de Souza Brasil (piano) by the São Paulo Artistic Culture Society.
August 13. Recital by Radegundis Feitosa (trombone) and Maria Teresa Madeira (piano).
August 13. Carlos Gomes Theatre, Vitória (ES). August 16. Arnaldo Cohen solos Mozart's Concerto No. 27 and Rachmaninoff's Concerto No.
August 16. 2 with the Claudio Santoro National Theatre Symphony Orchestra (then called the Brasília National Theatre Symphony Orchestra), conducted by Claudio Santoro. Villa-Lobos Hall, National Theatre, Brasília. August 19. Recital by Michael Faust (flute) and Gilberto Tinetti (piano) by the São Paulo Artistic Culture Society.
August 27. Chamber music recital with pianist Maria Teresa Madeira. Carlos Gomes Theatre, Vitória (ES).
September 6. Araceli Chacon performs Schumann's Concerto as a soloist with the Claudio Santoro National Theatre Symphony Orchestra (then called the Brasília National Theatre Symphony Orchestra), conducted by Armando Krieger.
September 6. Villa-Lobos Hall, National Theatre, Brasília. September 9. Eny da Rocha performs Chopin's Concerto No. 2 as a soloist with an unspecified orchestra, conducted by Roberto Tibiriçá.
September 9. Cultura Artística Theatre, Esther Mesquita Hall, São Paulo. September 9. Pianist Magda Tagliaferro passes away. September 13.
September 9. Gilberto Tinetti performs Ronaldo Miranda's Concerto as a soloist with the Claudio Santoro National Theatre Symphony Orchestra (then called the Brasília National Theatre Symphony Orchestra), conducted by Armando Krieger.
September 13. Villa-Lobos Hall, National Theatre, Brasília. September 27. Fanny Solter performs Mozart's Piano Concerto No.
September 27. 21 as a soloist with the Claudio Santoro National Theatre Symphony Orchestra (then called the Brasília National Theatre Symphony Orchestra), conducted by Claudio Santoro. Martins Penna Hall, National Theatre, Brasília. September 28. Recital by the Beaux Arts Trio (with Menahem Pressler on piano) by the São Paulo Society of Artistic Culture.
September 28. September 9th. Pianist Magda Tagliaferro passes away at age 93.
September 9. September 29th. Recital by Ivo Pogorelich by the São Paulo Society of Artistic Culture.
September 29. September 30th. Recital by Ivo Pogorelich by the São Paulo Society of Artistic Culture.
September 30. November 1st. Roberto Szidon solos Liszt's Concerto No.
November 1. 1 and Concerto No. 2 with the Claudio Santoro National Theatre Symphony Orchestra (then called the Brasília National Theatre Symphony Orchestra), conducted by Luiz Herbig. Villa-Lobos Hall, National Theatre, Brasília. November 8th. Heitor Alimonda solos Beethoven's Concerto No.
November 8. 4 with the Claudio Santoro National Theatre Symphony Orchestra (then called the Brasília National Theatre Symphony Orchestra), conducted by... Luiz Herbig. Villa-Lobos Hall, National Theatre, Brasília. November 22. Mariuga Lisboa Antunes performs Jorge Antunes' Skryabinia MCMLXXII as a soloist for piano soloist, orchestra, and lighting, with the Claudio Santoro National Theatre Symphony Orchestra (then called the Brasília National Theatre Symphony Orchestra), conducted by Carlos Galvão.
November 22. Villa-Lobos Hall, National Theatre, Brasília. November 24.
November 24. Ninfa Glasser's recital. Cidade de São Paulo Hall, São Paulo. December 1. Dartiu Xavier da Silveira performs Ravel's Concerto in G major as a soloist with the São Paulo State Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Roberto Tibiriçá.
December 1. Unspecified theatre, São Paulo. December 6.
December 6. Douglas Iuri performs Ravel's Concerto as a soloist with the Claudio Santoro National Theatre Symphony Orchestra (then called the Brasília National Theatre Symphony Orchestra), conducted by Manuel Ivo Cruz. Villa-Lobos Hall, National Theatre, Brasília.
José Carlos Cocarelli tied for 1st place with Japanese pianist Yukino Fugiwara at the Marguerite Long - Jacques Thibaud International Piano and Violin Competition (Concours International de Piano et de Violon Marguerite Long- Jacques Thibaud) in Paris, France.
Douglas Iuri came in 2nd place at the Porto City International Music Competition, Portugal. 1st place went to Frenchman Frédéric Lagarde.
Douglas Iuri came in 2nd place at the Pretoria International Music Competition (International Music Competition Pretoria), South Africa. 1st place went to Italian Orazio Maione.
April 20. April 20th. Vladimir Horowitz's recital in Moscow, Russia, the first time he has performed in his homeland since 1925. The repertoire included works by Scarlatti, Mozart, Rachmaninoff, Scriabin, Schubert, Liszt, Chopin, and Moszkowski. Tchaikovsky Hall, Moscow Conservatory, Russia.
May 15. Cristina Ortiz and Antonio Meneses (cello) perform works by Mendelssohn (Cello Sonata Op. 45), Shostakovich (Cello Sonata Op. 40), and Franck (Sonata). Musikverein (Brahms-Saal), Vienna, Austria.
October 5. Recital by Russian pianist Vladimir Horowitz at the White House for then-US President Ronald Reagan.
November 28. Cristina Ortiz performs works by Mozart (Fantasy in C minor and Sonata No. 14), Chopin (Sonata No. 2), and Brahms (Sonata No. 3). Vienna Concert Hall [Wiener Konzerthaus] (Mozart-Saal), Austria.

