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NAZARETH - Brejeiro

  • Writer: Luis Kolodin
    Luis Kolodin
  • Sep 5, 2022
  • 1 min read

Updated: Dec 21, 2022

In my conservatory years in Brazil we always had to play a Brazilian piece paired with an international one. So Nazareth was very requested by my teacher, and I was always very uncomfortable with his writing which sounded so cliche, popular and boring to me. I listened to several recordings of his music and they all sounded the same. Until I watched a movie of Francisco Mignone telling when he met Nazareth. He promptly played Brejeiro in a very moving way, and Nazareth replied "this piece is not mine. My piece is like this". He would play it slowly, cantabile, very articulated. Once I started playing this way, I discovered his charming, colorful piano writting, and every piece of him developed into a unique special sonority.





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