João Pedro Silva
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Steps to Elsewhere
Three saxophones take us on a melodious joyride from “nowhere” to “who knows where.” Buckle up, it’s a wild ride into the unknown!
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Labyrinth
A work that explores the fusion of two distinct soundscapes. This journey through a labyrinthine auditory experience occasionally clarifies itself but suddenly prompts deeper questioning of our perceived reality.
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Valsa ao Sul
The content expresses a deep, unexplainable impetus that drives creative expression, presenting a sense of inevitability in choosing a path. It emphasizes embracing this feeling without judgment or rationalization.
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nimbus
This piece embodies the essence of uncertainty and exploration. Narrates a journey lacking definitive answers, reminding us that life thrives in ambiguity. This mesmerizing piece is a testament to the complexity of collaboration and the subjective nature of truth.
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Acerca da revista Glosas – 10 depoimentos X 10 anos (VI)
A revista Glosas destacou O Saxofone Pedagógico, primeiro manual em português para ensino do saxofone, em co-autoria com o saxofonista João Pedro Silva. A obra, já traduzida, reflete a filosofia do MPMP, unindo diversidade musical e investigação.
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DoSax
This piece is a captivating saxophone ensemble work inspired by The Educational Saxophone. It artfully incorporates key lessons from the book, offering a fresh and engaging take on saxophone pedagogy. It also reflects a deep passion for music education.
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Saxofone Suite Saxophone
This work merges folklore from the Balkans with orchestral music. In three movements, it honors the highest mountains of Bulgaria, Albania, and Croatia, namely Musala, Korab, and Dinara. This captivating work invites listeners to explore a rich cultural landscape through its melodic storytelling.
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Música de Arraial
This passionate composition weaves the essence of traditional Portuguese music. It captures the spirit of cultural heritage with simplicity and intensity, inviting listeners on a vibrant journey celebrating the rich musical tapestry of Portugal.