Villa-Lobos, Heitor (1887-1959)

Heitor Vila Lobos (1922). Public Domain

Alternative last name spellings
Alternative first name spellings: Heitor Villa Lobos
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The music of Bach is without doubt the most sacred gift to the world of art.”

 

GENERAL INFO

Description: Heitor Villa Lobos was famous composer and conductor from Brazil. He was a prolific composer who mixed classical academic music with traditional Brazilian music. He never stopped looking for the roots of Brazilian music, sometimes conducting research in ethnomusicology in search of a Brazilian musical nationalism. The most important awards are the title of Doctor Honoris Causa awarded by the University of New York. Also the founder and first president of the Brazilian Academy of Music. In addition, he was named a member of the National Academy of Fine Arts of Argentina.
Sex: Male. Occupation: Composer, clarinettist, cellist, pianist, guitarist, teacher and conductor.
Place of Birth / Death: Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Country Tags: Brazil
Periods: 19th Century, 20th Century. Genres: Orchestral music, Chamber music, Choral music, Instrumental music, Vocal music, Symphonic music, Opera, Ballet, Dance music, Soundtracks.
Styles: Classical music, Brazilian Folk, Nationalism. School / Group: Instituto Nacional de Música from Rio de Janeiro.
Instruments: Cello, Piano, Guitar, Clarinet. Relatives: Raul Villa-Lobos (father). Arminda Villa-Lobos (wife).
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Bibliography

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