Intim Musik IMCD 061

Latin American Dances - Clélia Iruzun - piano

IMCD 061
Recorded at

Producer:
Jan Johansson
Recording Engineer:
Michael Bergek

Ernesto Nazareth
Brejeiro (1:50)
Fructuoso Vianna
Dança de Negros (2:28)
Ignazio Cervantes
2 Danzas (2:09)
Marlos Nobre
Tango (4:01)
Francisco Mignone
Congada (2:56)
Francisco Mignone
Tango (4:00)
Marlos Nobre
Frevo (1:50)
Alberto Ginastera
Milonga (2:39)
Lorenzo Fernandez
Jongo (3:05)
Ernesto Lecuona
No Puedo Contigo (2:37)
Alexandre Levy
Tango Brasileiro (2:33)
Antonio Valencia
Bambuco (2:27)
Alberto Nepomuceno
Galhofeira (3:06)
Ernesto Nazareth
Odeon (3:02)
Camargo Guarnieri
Dança Negra (3:23)
Issac Albeniz
Tango (3:19)
Heitor Villa-Lobos
Farrapós (3:40)
Camargo Guarnieri
Dança Brasileira (2:20)
Enrique Granados
À la Cubana (5:07)
Alberto Ginastera
Danzas Argentinas 1 - 3 (7.23)

CLÉLIA IRUZUN, piano
Clélia Iruzun was born in Rio de Janeiro and began her career as a child prodigy, winning her first competition at the age of 7. By the time she was 16 she had won several senior competitions in Brazil been awarded thee 'Hors Concours'. Since then many Brazilian composers have dedicated works to her, among them Arnaldo Rebello and francisco Mignone. She studied at the School of Music of the federal University in Rio de Janeiro.
In 1981 she moved to London where she studied with Maria Curcio, Christopher Elton and Noretta Conci. She also studied with Merces de Silva Telles in paris. At the Royal Academy of Music she gained the Recital Diploma and several prizes.
In addition, she has recived much advice and guidance from other distinguished musicians such as Nelson Freire, Jaques Klein, Fou Ts'Ong and Stephen Kovachevich.
She has performed widely in her native Brazil and neighbouring South American countries. Since comming to Europe, most of its countries and North America playing recitals and performing at festivals. Clélias repertoire covesrs most of the major classic and romantic composers, but also includes the more important Spanish and latin American works.
Please visit Ms. Iruzun's personal hompage at:
http://www.cleliairuzun.com/

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Latin American Dances - Clélia Iruzun - piano
	IMCD 061 Recorded at Producer: Jan Johansson Recording Engineer: Michael Bergek
Ernesto Nazareth Brejeiro (1:50) Fructuoso Vianna Dança de Negros (2:28) Ignazio Cervantes 2 Danzas (2:09) Marlos Nobre Tango (4:01) Francisco Mignone Congada (2:56) Francisco Mignone Tango (4:00) Marlos Nobre Frevo (1:50) Alberto Ginastera Milonga (2:39) Lorenzo Fernandez Jongo (3:05) Ernesto Lecuona No Puedo Contigo (2:37) Alexandre Levy Tango Brasileiro (2:33) Antonio Valencia Bambuco (2:27) Alberto Nepomuceno Galhofeira (3:06) Ernesto Nazareth Odeon (3:02) Camargo Guarnieri Dança Negra (3:23) Issac Albeniz Tango (3:19) Heitor Villa-Lobos Farrapós (3:40) Camargo Guarnieri Dança Brasileira (2:20) Enrique Granados À la Cubana (5:07) Alberto Ginastera Danzas Argentinas 1 - 3 (7.23)	CLÉLIA IRUZUN, piano Clélia Iruzun was born in Rio de Janeiro and began her career as a child prodigy, winning her first competition at the age of 7. By the time she was 16 she had won several senior competitions in Brazil been awarded thee 'Hors Concours'. Since then many Brazilian composers have dedicated works to her, among them Arnaldo Rebello and francisco Mignone. She studied at the School of Music of the federal University in Rio de Janeiro. In 1981 she moved to London where she studied with Maria Curcio, Christopher Elton and Noretta Conci. She also studied with Merces de Silva Telles in paris. At the Royal Academy of Music she gained the Recital Diploma and several prizes. In addition, she has recived much advice and guidance from other distinguished musicians such as Nelson Freire, Jaques Klein, Fou Ts'Ong and Stephen Kovachevich. She has performed widely in her native Brazil and neighbouring South American countries. Since comming to Europe, most of its countries and North America playing recitals and performing at festivals. Clélias repertoire covesrs most of the major classic and romantic composers, but also includes the more important Spanish and latin American works. Please visit Ms. Iruzun's personal hompage at: http://www.cleliairuzun.com/
intimmusik@musiker.nu