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The Sound of Portuguese Classical

"The Sound of Portuguese Classical" is a beautifully curated playlist that showcases the richness and diversity of Portuguese classical music. The selection spans a variety of epochs and styles, from the dynamic "Suite Alentejana No. 1: III. Finale: Allegro" by Luís de Freitas Branco to the contemplative "Symphony No. 4, Op. 16: Lento" by Joly Braga Santos. Listeners can journey through the emotive landscapes painted by these Portuguese composers, experiencing works like "Barcarola, Op. 1 No. 1" by José Vianna da Motta and the soulful "Petite Suite - Prelúdio" by António Fragoso.

This playlist not only celebrates the elegance of orchestral compositions but also highlights the unique musical heritage of Portugal with tracks like "Verdes Anos" by Carlos Paredes, which blends traditional and classical influences effortlessly. With contributions from historic figures like João Domingos Bomtempo and Marcos Portugal, along with contemporary reflections such as António Pinho Vargas' "Sinfonia (subjetiva): I. Sulla Violenza, Motto," this collection is an engaging showcase of the vast capabilities of Portuguese composers, offering a refreshing take on classical music.

Alvaro Cassuto 9 tracks
Bruno Belthoise 6 tracks
Orquestra Metropolitana de Lisboa 5 tracks
RTÉ National Symphony Orchestra 5 tracks
Vasco Dantas 5 tracks
Orquestra Gulbenkian 5 tracks
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