Monique Aragão is a pianist, composer and arranger who graduated from Uni-Rio. She has won several awards as an instrumentalist and composer. She has recorded seven albums and she works as a musical producer in theater, film and television. Author of the book, “Mind, Body and Soul” published by Rocco, she has also developed a unique body of work as a Didactic Specialist.
The Heliopolis Symphony Orchestra (OSH) was created in 2004 as the principal project of the Baccarelli Institute. Isaac Karabtchevsky is its artistic director and conductor in residence. Edilson Vanturelli is an assistant conductor. The Indian conductor Zubin Mehta is one of its patrons. Under the baton of Tim Rescala they have recorded the sound tracks to the Prime Time TV shows, “Meu pedacinho de chão” and “Velho Chico”, the TV Globo mini-series, “Dois Irmãos”, and for the feature film, “Pluft”.
Classical tracks String Quartet: Ana de Oliveira, volin 1; Luísa de Castro, violin 2; Clara Lúcia dos Santos, viola; Janaína Salles, cello
The String Quartet of UFF was formed in 1985 and works diligently in presenting the repertoire for string quartet, both nationally and internationally. It is made up of Tomaz Soares, Ubiratã Rodrigues, Jessé Máximo Pereira and David Chew. In 1988 it recorded works by Brazilian composers for the BBC of London. It performs regularly in the main concert halls of Rio de Janeiro.
Classical tracks String Quartet: Sofia Ceccato, flute; Alessandro Jeremias, horn; Márcio Costa, clarinet: Simon Béchemin, bassoon
The Françaix Quartet is made up of Maria Fernanda Gonçalves (Oboe and English Horn), Nikolay Sapoundjiev (Violin), Samuel Passos (Viola) and Emilia Valova (Cello). It is dedicated to the repertoire written for Oboe and English Horn with String Trio. Recently formed, it has played concerts in Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo to great acclaim.
Formed by Luísa Castro, 1st violin; Tomaz Soares, 2nd violin, Jessé Máximo Pereira, viola; Daniel Silva, cello. Awarded at the MEC 2018 Radio Music Festival, the Kalimera Quartet was born in 2018 from the desire of its members to research and perform iconic works of the Brazilian and universal traditional repertoire for this formation. Participant of the XXIII Biennial of Contemporary Brazilian Music in 2019 and the XXIX Panorama of Current Brazilian Music of UFRJ, the Kalimera Quartet performed four world premieres of seven composers.
The Quarteto Radamés Gnattali is one of the Brazil’s premiere string quartets. They were nominated for the Latin Grammy Awards in 2012, won the Rumos Itaú and XIII Carlos Gomes Prizes in 2007, among others. They recorded all 17 of the Villa-Lobos String Quartets, as well as works by Guerra-Peixe, Gnattali & Tacuchian, among others. The quartet is formed by Carla Rincón, 1st violin; Lucas Kevorkian, 2nd violin; Clara Lúcia do Santos, viola; and Marcus Ribeiro, cello.
Ricardo Amado has a Bachelor's Degree in Violin from UFRJ, where he studied with Paulo Bosísio. He is the Concert Master of the Orquestra Petrobrás Sinfônica and the Orquestra Sinfônica do Theatro Municipal do Rio de Janeiro. He is a great champion of Brazilian concert music, and is a member of the Trio Aquarius.
With graduation and masters degree from Uni-Rio and graduate from CBM, flautist Sofia Ceccato is a soloist, camerista and integrates the Symphonic Orchestra of the Municipal Theater of RJ. Beatriz Lockhart's Masia Muju, in Montevideo, premiered. She founded Trio Capitu, a group that won the Funarte Prize for Didactic Concerts, and released the CD Novos Ventos. She perfected himself at the University of Georgia where she became Jones-Reus. She is also a producer and presenter.
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