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Heitor Villa-Lobos: a Catalogue of the Orchestral Music HEITOR VILLA-LOBOS: A CATALOGUE OF THE ORCHESTRAL MUSIC 1908: “Recouli” for small orchestra 1910: “Suite dos canticos sertanejos” for small orchestra 1912-13: Suite for strings: 17 minutes + (Chandos and cpo cds) 1913: “Suite da terra” for small orchestra Suite for Piano and Orchestra 1914: Symphonic Poem “Ibericarabe” for orchestra “Dansas dos Indios Mesticos” for orchestra 1915: Cello Concerto No.1: 19 minutes + (Auvidis Valois and MDG cds) 1916: Symphony No.1 “The Unexpected”, op.112: 26 minutes + (cpo cd) Symphonic Poem “Centauro de Ouro” for orchestra Symphonic Poem “Miremis” for orchestra Symphonic Poem “Naufragio de Kleonica” for orchestra “Marcha religiosa No.1” for orchestra Sinfonietta No.1 on a Theme by Mozart: 21 minutes + (cpo cd) “Dancas Africanas” for orchestra + (First Edition and Etcetera cds) 1917: Ballet “Uirapuru” + (Delos cd) Ballet and Symphonic Poem “Amazonas”: 13 minutes + (Marco Polo cd) Symphony No.2 “The Ascension”, op.160: 51 minutes + (cpo cd) Symphonic Poem “Fantasia” for orchestra Symphonic Poem “Iara” for orchestra Symphonic Poem “Lobishome” for orchestra Symphonic Poem “Saci Perere” for orchestra Symphonic Poem “Tedio de alvorado” for orchestra 1918: “Marcha religiosa No.3” for orchestra “Marcha reliosa No.7” for orchestra Oratorio “Vidapura” 1919: Symphony No.3 “The War”: 34 minutes + (cpo cd) Symphony No.4 “The Victory”: 30 minutes + (EMI, Urania, Dorian and cpo cds) “Dansa frenetica” for orchestra + (BIS cd) 1920: Symphony No.5 “The Peace” (lost) “Dansa diabolica” for orchestra 1921: “Fantasy “Momoprecoce” for Piano and Orchestra + (EMI and Urania cds) “Fantasia de movimentos mistos” for Violin and Orchestra 1922: “Danca dos Mosquitos” for orchestra 1925: Choros No.3 for male choir and wind orchestra: 3 minutes + (ASV, BIS and Hanssler cds) Choros No.8 for Two Pianos and Orchestra: 18 minutes + (BIS, Delos and Naxos cds) Choros No.10 for chorus and orchestra: 11 minutes + (EMI, BIS and RCA cds) “O Martirio dos Insetos” for Violin and Orchestra 1926: Choros No.6 for orchestra: 24 minutes + (ASV and BIS cds) 1926/32: “Rudepoema” for orchestra 1928: Choros No.11 for Piano and Orchestra: 61 minutes + (EMI and Ondine cds) Choros No.14 for chorus, band and orchestra 1928/58: “Francette et Pia” for orchestra 1929: “Suite sugestiva” for soprano, baritone and orchestra Choros No.9 for orchestra: 23 minutes + (Naxos and BIS cds) Choros No.12 for orchestra: 35 minutes + (Cypres and BIS cds) Choros No.13 for band and two orchestras “Introducao aos Choros” for orchestra: 12 minutes + (ASV and BIS cds) 1930: Bachianas Brasilieras No.1 for orchestra + (EMI cd) Bachianas Brasilieras No.2 for orchestra: 22 minutes + (EMI, Telarc and BIS cds) 1930-36/41:Bachianas Brasilieras No.4 for orchestra: 18 minutes + (EMI, Telarc, RCA First Edition and BIS cds) 1932: Ballet and Symphonic Poem “Caixinha de Boas Festas” Symphonic Episode “O Papagaio do moleque” for orchestra “Evolucao dos Aeroplanos” for orchestra 1933: Ballet “Pedra Bonita” “Ciranda das sete botas” for Bassoon and String Orchestra 1937: Ballet “Currupira” “Descobrimento do Brasil” for chorus and orchestra (and Suite Nos.1-4 + Marco Polo and EMI cds) 1938: Bachianas Brasilieras No.3 for Piano and Orchestra: 27 minutes + (EMI, BIS and Branco cds) 1939: “New York Skyline Melody” for orchestra: 2 minutes + (cpo cd) Ballet “Danca da Terra” 1940: Cantata or Children’s Ballet “Mandu-Carara” for chorus and orchestra Suite “Saudade da Juventude” No.1 for orchestra 1942: Bachianas Brasilieras No.7 for orchestra: 27 minutes + (EMI and RCA cds) 1944: Bachianas Brasilieras No.8 for cello and orchestra: 26 minutes + (EMI and Telarc cds) Symphony No.6 “On the Outline of the Mountains of Brazil”: 24 minutes + (Marco Polo and cpo cds) 1945: Bachianas Brasilieras No.5 for voice and cello orchestra: 11 minutes + (RCA cd) Bachianas Brasilieras No.9 for chorus and string orchestra: 9 minutes + (RCA and Hanssler cds) Piano Concerto No.1: 37 minutes + (Decca and Australian Eloquence cds) Symphony No.7: 36 minutes + (cpo cd) Fantasia for Cello and Orchestra: 20 minutes + (Auvidis Valois and Delos cds) Symphonic Poem “Madona” for orchestra 1947: Sinfonietta No.2 1948: Piano Concerto No.2: 26 minutes + (Decca cd) Fantasia for soprano saxophone, three horns and strings + (EMI, Arts, Naxos, DGG and Delos cds) 1950: Symphony No.8: 25 minutes + (cpo cd) Symphonic Poem “Erosao(Origem do rio Amazonas”) for orchestra: 19 minutes + (First Edition and Marco Polo cds) 1951: Ballet and Symphonic Poem “Ruda: Dio d’amore”: 43 minutes + (Marco Polo cd) Guitar Concerto “Fantasia Concertante” (several recordings) 1952: Symphony No.9: 18 minutes + (cpo cd) “Ouverture de l’Homme Tel”: 7 minutes + (cpo cd) Symphony No.10 “Amerindia: “Sume Pater Patrium” for soloists, chorus and orchestra: 57 minutes + (Koch, Harmonia Mundi and cpo cds) 1952/57: Piano Concerto No.3: 25 minutes + (Decca cd) 1952: Piano Concerto No.4: 29 minutes + (Decca cd) 1953: Overture “Dawn in a Tropical Forest” for orchestra: 10 minutes + (First Edition and Marco Polo cds) Harp Concerto + (Pentatone and Melodiya cds) Symphonic Poem “Odisseia de uma raca” for orchestra 1954: Piano Concerto No.5: 20 minutes + (Decca, Urania and Brana cds) Cello Concerto No.2: 23 minutes + (Auvidis Valois and MDG cds) Symphonic Poem and Ballet “Genesis”: 18 minutes + (Marco Polo cd) 1955: Symphony No.11: 26 minutes + (cpo cd) Harmonica Concerto + (Chandos cd) Sinfonietta No.2 1956: Ballet “Emperor Jones” + (Bridge cd) 1957: Symphony No.12: 23 minutes + (cpo cd) 1958: Fantasia in three movements for wind band 1959: Concerto Grosso for wind quartet and wind ensemble + (Naxos cd) Suite No.1 for chamber orchestra Suite No.2 for chamber orchestra .
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