Daniel Sanches
Pianist of Escola de Música da UFRJ (UFRJ School of Music), he is a Master of Music Performance by UNIRIO and studied with Maria Teresa Madeira in Conservatório Brasileiro de Música where he completed his bachelor’s degree and specialization in Piano Pedagogy. Winner of Concurso Nilda Freitas X Concurso Nacional de Piano Souza Lima, he was second in Concurso Nacional de Piano Art-Livre, category Brazilian music. He was also awarded in “Jovens Solistas” of Bahia and “Jovens Destaques” at the UFRJ Science and Culture Forum, category Chamber Music. He was soloist in several orchestras such as Orquestra Filarmônica do Espírito Santo, Orquestra Sinfônica da Bahia, Orquestra Sinfônica Jovem de Campos and Orquestra Sinfônica do Programa Prelúdio da TV Cultura, under the baton of Modesto Flávio, Osvaldo Colarusso, Luis Mauricio Carneiro, and Julio Medaglia. He participated in the CD and DVD recording “Música Viva” under the baton of maestrina Ligia Amadio, and was music director assistant and pianist in the play “Forrobodó, um choro na cidade nova “, “Bilac vê estrelas” and “The Full Monty – The musical.” He participated in several master classes and improvement courses with Stefan Meylaers (Belgium), Sergei Dukachev (Russia), and Roberto Bravo (Chile). As a teacher he taught at the Centro Cultura Musical de Campos, in XIV and XV FEMUSICAs and the Piano Department of UFRJ.
SANCHES, D. F. L.; BARRENECHEA, L. S. . Estudo n. 4 de José Vieira Brandão: aspectos intertextuais na homenagem musical a Heitor Villa-Lobos.. In: II Congresso Nacional da ABRAPEM, 2014, Vitória. Anais do Congresso da Associação Brasileira de Performance Musical – ABRAPEM – Vitória – 2014. Vitória: José Eduardo Costa Silva, 2014.v. 1.
SANCHES, D. F. L.. ESTUDO N. 2 DE JOSÉ VIEIRA BRANDÃO: ASPECTOS INTERTEXTUAIS NA HOMENAGEM MUSICAL A ERNESTO NAZARETH. In: II Simpósio Brasileiro de Pós-Graduandos em Música, 2012, Rio de Janeiro. p. 1429-1437.
The purpose of this work is to investigate the occurrence of intertextuality processes in Arthur Napoleão ‘s Etudes Pour Virtuoses for piano, starting from the dedications to composers pointed out by the composer in the study headings. We will investigate the intertextuality processes in the composition of these studies and as well as the methods applied by Arthur Napoleão in the elaboration of these honors. From that point on, our intention is to offer support for the construction of a possible interpretation of the works, linking the relation between the stylistic elements of the works of the honored composers and the aesthetic choices of Arthur Napoleão in the elaboration of the studies.