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Friday, 5 October 2012

Portuguese at Cambridge presents...

"Lovely flower: Contacts between popular and classical Brazilian music through the myth of the three sad races", by Professor Marco António da Silva Ramos.

11th October 2012 
5pm 
CC43 Queens' College 

 The talk discusses the many contacts between popular and classical Brazilian music from the viewpoint of Olavo Bilac, as expressed in his sonnet "Brazilian Music" in which he defines contact as the "lovely flower of three sad races". Through the use of recordings of African-Brazilian, native Brazilian and Portuguese music, set against the production of classical composers, Professor Marco António da Silva Ramos discusses the concept of contact in Brazilian music. The speech would be of interest to scholars, musicians and music lovers alike.

Org. Dr Ioanna Sitaridou
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