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Saudade

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Seneste udgave, musik (cd)

Assanhado(arranged for guitar by Sérgio Assad)

Jacob do Bandolim

The girl from Ipanema(arranged for guitar by Sérgio Assad)

Antonio Carlos Jobim

Beatriz(by Eduardo Lobo and Chico Buarque, arranged for guitar by Sérgio Assad)

Edu Lobo

Aquarela do Brazil(arranged for guitar by Sérgio Assad)

Ary Barroso

Bachianas brasileiras nr. 5 (Aria)(Sheku Kanneh-Mason, violoncel)

Heitor Villa-Lobos

Ponta de areia(by Milton Nascimento and Fernando Brant, arranged for guitar by João Luiz)

Milton Nascimento

Præludium for guitar nr. 1, e-mol

Heitor Villa-Lobos

Præludium for guitar nr. 2, E-dur

Heitor Villa-Lobos

Præludium for guitar nr. 3, a-mol

Heitor Villa-Lobos


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BBC music magazine

2022 September

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Steph Power

2022 September

"Nostalgia, longing, love and happiness: all are here, alongside that existential yearning so evocative of melting-pot Brazil ... Guitarist Plinio Fernandes offers a homage to his homeland that shows the porousness of its popular and classical genres in works and arrangements by some of Brazil's most celebrated composers. Central is Villa-Lobos, and his five Preludes (1940), now firmly embedded in the guitar repertoire, are given a lithe, richly vibrant performance. Yet equally important is composer-guitarist Sérgio Assad, creator of multihued arrangements of 'The Girl from Ipanema' and more alongside two of his own pieces ... Purveyors extraordinaire of everything from bittersweet romance to samba and bossa-inflected paeans to life: Fernandes is beguiling throughout".


The gramophone

2022 October

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Andrew Farach-Colton

2022 October

"Saudade means a melancholy longing, and the São Paulo-born guitarist Plínio Fernandes's debut recording is suffused with it. The repertoire he offers here leans heavily on arrangements of popular songs - the music he heard and loved growing up in Brazil before he moved to London ... - with Villa-Lobos's Five Preludes as the centrepieceHis tone is gloriously rich - far warmer and rounder than either Bream or Zanon. Not only that but he's acutely attentive to detail ... An impressive and highly enjoyable debut, all told".