[ANPPOM-L] Re: anthology of 20th century violin concertos

[Jorge Antunes]

Dear Mr. Bröker:

Congratulations for your interesting research about violin concertos by Latin-American composers.
I would like give you my contribution, informing you that some twenty-century composers have writen large, big, pieces for violin and orchestra, avoiding the title "Concerto".
So, I think it will be interesting if you can do a new call, explaining your intention. It is necessary to know if you want informations about large pieces for violin and orchestra, pieces that look like "concertos", or if you are interested only in works with the music form "concerto", and titled "Concerto".

For instance, the brazilian composer Guilherme Bauer has a work for violin and orchestra titled "Cadências", without a concerto form.
The uruguaian composer Leon Biriotti has a work titled "Suite concertante para violín y orquesta”.

I have two big works for violin and orchestra:
- "Tartinia MCMLXX", for violin and orchestra (1970) (15 min., only one movement).
- "Concerto para um mês de neblina", for violin and orchestra (1992) (16 min, two movements).

"Tartinia MCMLXX" is published vy Edizioni Suvini Zerboni, Mylan, Italy:  <g.bonomo em sugarmusic.com> (www.esz.it)
"Concerto para um mês de neblina" is published by Editora Sistrum, Brasilia, Brazil:   <sistrum em sistrum.com.br>

There are three important organizations that can give you informations about brazilian music:

Academia Brasileira de Musica <abmusica em abmusica.org.br>
Sociedade Brasileira de Musica Contemporanea <harrycrowl em uol.com.br>
Centro de Difusão de Música Contemporanea <cdmusica em unicamp.br>

My best wishes,

Jorge Antunes
http://www.americasnet.com.br/antunes/








Tobias Bröker wrote:

> Dearladies and gentlemen,
>
> my name is Tobias Broeker and I am right now working on an anthology of 20th/21st century violin concertos. The work is mainly planned as a data book, but additionally I am trying to give brief descriptions of as many violin concertos as possible. So I am looking of course for information and especially recordings of Latin American violin concertos too.
>
> Carmen Tellez was so kind to introduce me into this forum and so I want to ask all members, if you can help me in one or more of the following points:
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> 1)       Do you have information about Latin American composers, who wrote a violin concerto in the 20th/21st century? If so I would be please if you can name them and their works.
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> 2)       Do you know or have recordings of these works? I am trying to give brief descriptions, so I am looking for recordings I can study. They are for exclusively private use only of course. If you have some recordings, I would be grateful, if you can provide copies to me. If you know commercial recordings, I would be pleased if you let me know where to get them.
>
> 3)       I would also be pleased if you can provide contact information (postal or e-mail address) of the relevant composers (or beneficiaries, if deceased), so that I can contact them, describe my project and asked personally for information and recordings.
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> I did all the best I could before and so I am writing you not uninformed. Of course I know the “famous” violin concertos like Ginastera,Veerhoff, Villa-Lobos, Almeida Prado, Chavez, Ponce, Cordero, Reynaldo Hahn, Castellanos-Yumar and some more. But I am still missing any information from countries like Colombia, Bolivia, or Venezuela for example. And another problem is the recordings I need for the classification of the works. Even for some famous works (like CamargoGuarnieri, FloroUgarte, Armando Ochoa) I did not managed to get a recording, not to speak of the lesser known ones. I hope you can help me with these problems.
>
> Thank you very much for your help in advance!
>
> Kind regards,
>
> Tobias Broeker
>
> Westbahnhofstrasse 26
>
> 56727 Mayen
>
> Germany
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