Music

Arts

The radio era

Research analyzes Brazilian music between samba and bossa nova

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Thomas Lewinsohn

Thomas Lewinsohn: Amplitude to think

Ecologist integrates evolution and physical and mathematical models

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Luiz Tatit

Luiz Tatit: Getting the song just right

Linguist gives priority to how melodies arise from the spoken word

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Music

An electric guitarist at college

Unicamp professor, Budi Garcia, is rethinking Brazilian popular music

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music

From Pianos to Research

Eduardo Monteiro successfully combines careers in music and academia

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music

Sounds of Well-being

Project brings music to hospitals to bring comfort to patients

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Music

Life’s Moments

Olivier Toni launches first CD featuring his own works

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MUSIC

Synthesis of the Baroque

The Cantatas of J. S. Bach now has a Portuguese language translation

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Cover

Under Pressure

Sensor shows brain changes caused by trauma or pregnancy

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Music

On the tip of the needle

Minas guitarist’s search for forgotten sounds and milieus

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Arts

A Tribute to Folk Culture

Ivan Vilela publishes a book on the Brazilian hillbilly universe

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ARTS

Drums of Benin

Study examines the ritual music of West African groups

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Music

Seeing sounds and hearing movements

Seeing sounds and hearing movements

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Medicine

No breath to catch

Respiratory tract alterations thwart improvement in cases of severe asthma

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Humanities

Explaining, only to confuse

MPB found different ways to re-create tropicalistic experimentation

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Arts

Building music

Texts of researchers that compose

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History of science

Even so, sound moves

Galileo's father influenced his son in the search for experimental truth

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Mental diseases

Storms of body and soul

Depression and euphoria may damage cells and accelerate aging

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A pátria em sons

The man who had to invent a Brazil

Villa-Lobos’ work, much more mere exotic nationalism

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Music

The newest Brazilian music

Tax rebates make it possible to record and divulge the sounds of our times

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Sounds and ideologies

The politics that result in samba music

Samba music was instrumental to Negro awareness in the 1970s

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Isaac Karabtchevsky

Isaac Karabtchevsky: The sound of a gesture

Maestro talk about the historical connection of popular music with classical

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Education

School Sounds

Teaching music becomes compulsory again

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Music

Songs that go on for ever

The tango, the bolero and the fado remain alive thanks to electronic media

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Music

Way beyond the vitória-régia and the vatapá

Villa-Lobos emerges as a major modern composer

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Memory

Sickness caused by love and longing

A pioneering L.P. of colonial and imperial modinhas to be relaunched after 40 years

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Music

The Maluco-Beleza utopia

A study reveals Brazil's counterculture movement of the sixties and seventies

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Music

The heavy burden of being a national symbol

Biography shows that celebrating Carlos Gomes actually jeopardized him

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