Lino Guerreiro

obras/works

  • Cinco Pequenas Peças para Piano
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    Cinco Pequenas Peças para Piano

    These five short piano pieces are more than merely interconnected, they challenge and transcend their own influences. Drawing initial inspiration from Schönberg and dodecaphony, the composer soon diverges from strict serialism. Each piece stands independently, engaging in a bold interplay of tempo, slow and fast, defying expectations and creating a vivid, expressive soundscape.

  • Seven Moons
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    Seven Moons

    The concert band piece is the first of a tetralogy called “Seven,” comprising four works, each with seven movements. The titles reflect abstract themes derived from imaginary folklore, offering diverse perspectives. This innovative blend of thematic material creates a cohesive narrative throughout the series.

  • Gamala
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    Gamala

    Rhythmic complexity reigns in this percussion extravaganza, echoing the allure of Indian ragas. Marco Fernandes tackles a challenging score where ten eighth notes set a steadfast pulse amidst shifting patterns of seven. This concert disguises rhythmic difficulty under a captivating veneer, making it a must-see for those craving sonic intrigue.

  • Fanfarra Solene
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    Fanfarra Solene

    Fanfarra Solene is a compelling concert band piece that highlights the brass section, featuring two main themes in an ABA structure. Its clarity and straightforwardness make it an excellent choice for concert openings. This engaging composition speaks to the heart of music lovers, inviting them to experience its vibrant energy.

  • .INT. [41.11]
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    .INT. [41.11]

    This piece highlights the clarinet as a primary soloist, influencing the accompanying instruments. It embodies the concept of open music, allowing performers to interpret various sections, which evoke themes of instability and unease throughout the composition.

  • Ostinatus
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    Ostinatus

    This piece, features two contrasting movements centered around rhythmic and melodic ostinatos. The first movement highlights technical challenges, while the second delves into the expressive nature of the main theme. It was commissioned by saxophonist João Pedro Silva, emphasizing the clarity of the initial concept.

  • Ateneu Artístico Vilafranquense
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    Ateneu Artístico Vilafranquense

    A gripping composition emerges from the 3rd Vila Franca de Xira Band Contest, a showcase of musical talent that demands attention.

  • Sulime
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    Sulime

    In a bold attempt to turn a not-so-serious tune into a regal parade march, a composer navigates the tricky world of solemnity and melody. The piece, charmingly named “Súlimë” (thanks, Tolkien!), celebrates both March and marching.