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Cesar Viana plays Shirabe Sagariha (Nezasaha) #shakuhachi #shirabe #sagariha #nezasaha #cesarviana
Shakuhachi: Shirabe Sagariha (Nezasaha school)
'Divina Santa Cruz' is a Portuguese folk song, where each verse quietly navigates maqam Hijaz, before eventually resting on maqam Nikriz. Here it is preceded by a taqsim (improvisation) based on maqam Nikriz.
Taqsim Nikriz - Divina Santa Cruz
César Viana plays shakuhachi. at the International Festival of Religious Music, Guimarães 2024. Program: Choshi, Tamuke, Kyorei.
César Viana Shakuhachi: FIRMG 2024
Natasa Sibalic and Quarteto Lopes-Graça perform César Viana's "Teške reči" (heavy words), with texts by Dejana Nicolić and Jelena Lengold, at the Serbian History Museum, in Belgrade. (March 2025)
César Viana: "Teške reči". Performed by Natasa Sibalic and Quarteto Lopes Graça.
"Sonata per flauto" is the only inscription, aside from the musical text, in an anonymous manuscript discovered on December 28, 2023, in the archives of Espeluy Castle (Jaen, Spain). This recording marks both the first-ever recording of the sonata and likely its modern premiere. Cesar Viana, recorder Carlos Danés, harpsichord Recording: Solson Studio, Madrid Video: Agustín Márquez
"Sonata per flauto" (Espeluy manuscript), for recorder and figured bass
João Roiz Ensemble plays Cesar Viana's clarinet quintet: 'Tempus Meum' (2024). The title comes from a Gregorian melody that is used throughout the piece. A twelve-tone row is derived from the poly-modal manipulations of the original melody, exploring and confronting the tonal possibilities of both. The work employs techniques found in some of Viana's recent compositions, where twelve-tone rows are used within a tonal/modal perspective. The work has three movements: I. Espressivo/Con leggerezza; II. Beirão; III. Con brio. João Roiz Ensemble: Pedro Ladeira, clarinet; João Mendes, Vasken Fermanian: violins; João Pedro Delgado: viola; Ricardo Mota: cello. Recorded in Angra do Heroísmo, Açores (February 2025) #joaoroizensemble #cesarviana #contemporarymusic #chambermusic #clarinet #stringquartet
Cesar Viana: Tempus Meum (clarinet quintet)
Jean Daniel Braun : Fantasia
Cesar Viana plays Johann Sebastian Bach's Menuet from Suite BWV 1007
Weekend Bach (Menuet from Suite BWV 1007)
Cesar Viana plays an improvised solo on Maqam Saba
Taqsim Saba
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