| J. P. Rameau - (1683-1764) |
Le rappel des oiseaux
(The call for the birds - 1724) |
| G. F. Händel - (1685-1759) |
Entry of the Queen (from
Solomon - 1748)
(transcribed for piano
by Amaral Vieira) |
| Franz Schubert - (1797-1828) |
Impromptu
in A-flat Major opus 90, Nº 4 (1827) - Allegretto |
| Jules Massenet - (1842-1912) |
Meditation (from the opera
"Thaïs" - 1894)
(transcribed
for piano by Amaral Vieira) |
| D. Kabalevsky - (1904-1987) |
Picolla Sonata opus 13 (1930)
Allegro assai e lusingando / Andantino / Presto |
| Franz Liszt - (1811-1886) |
Hungarian Rhapsody Nº 19 (1885)
Lento (Lassan) / Vivace (Friska) |
| Amaral Vieira - (1952) |
The
Snow Country Prince, op. 284 (1997)
Piano Suite inspired on "Iuki Guni-no Oojisama",
tale written by Daisaku Ikeda
1. In the land called Snow Country. 2.
The end of summer. 3. Last Winter.
4. Goodbye. 5. The first swans arrive. 6. We must feed the swans.
7. The children lay in bed. 8. The Snow Country Prince.
9. After such a visit... 10. The swan mustn't die. 11. Never give
up.
12. Papa has had an accident.
13. The sleigh took them all to the railway station.14. Happier
every day.
15. Just like the swan. 16. Keep trying. 17. One evening.
18. Oh, how lonely winter is! 19. But winter was over.
|
| Amaral Vieira - (1952) |
Japanese Melodies (1993/96)
1. Morigasaki kaiigan - Melody, op. 279
2. Haha - Fantasy, op. 273
3. Ningen kakumei no uta - Paraphrase, op. 272 |
