Tutti Per L'Arte

Orquestra Tutti Per L’Arte Description
“The project Orquestra Tutti Per L’Arte”was born
from the necessity of VOCARE, as a producer of
shows and assuming its own creations, to have a
variety of qualified and talented musicians who
could present with the higher dignity its own
productions both artistic and technically. With the
play “Espanca, Eu não sou ninguém”, the
Ensemble presented themselves for the first time in
the small auditorium from the Rivoli Theatre in
Porto. Since then, they have been playing in several
spaces, with several productions, as in the
VOCARE saloon, in the “Capela das Almas” or in
the small auditorium from the Rivoli theatre.
The presentation of the originals, between the
classic and the popular, joined by the harmonious
ways of theatre, as well as the erudite plays from
Mozart, Pergolesi or Piazzolla are already a part of
the repertoire of Ensemble being that the schedule
for 2014/2015 will be vaster, counting with
originals associated to poetry and to theatre.
In 2015, the Ensemble will tour with a new project
to Polen and Brazil, having as main goal the
disclosure of the portuguese music.
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He started his first clarinet lessons with his father at 6 years old and
soon started his education at Castelo de Paiva Music Academy (AMCP),
where he worked with teacher Víctor Pereira.
In 2011 he finished his graduation in Music (Clarinet performance) in the
University of Minho, with the classification of 18 (grade A) and in 2014
he finished the master in Music Teaching with the same classification.
He attended Master classes with clarinetists of international special
renown, such as François Benda, Harri Maki, Charles Neidich, Tibor
Reman, Ronald Van Spaendonck, António Saiote, Michel Lethiec, and
Alessandro Carbonare.
André was awarded with the first prize in the musical Olympiads from
AMCP.
Orchestra of Sta. Maria da Feira, Wind Orchestra of Institute Piaget –
Viseu and Vermoim Philharmonic Orchestra.
In the feature of chamber music, he’s a founding member of the
“Quinteto de Clarinetes Novum Pontem” and a resident clarinetist of
“Tutti Per L’Arte” Orchestra from the “Professional Institute of Voice
and Communication, Vocare” based in Porto.
André is, since August 2014, concertino in the Portuguese Orchestra of
Winds.
Parallel to that, he’s a teacher of clarinet in the music school from the
Association for the Cultural Development of Douro - Aradum – and
professor of Clarinet in the Academy of Arts in Cinfães.
He collaborated with several Orchestras, from which we can excel the
Philharmonic Orchestra of Beiras, Chamber Orchestra of Minho, Youth
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André Vieira
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Bruno Gomes Sousa was born on the 26TH of May 1989 in
Bellinzona - Ticino (Switzerland). At nine years old he started studying
piano under the guidance of Anna Galassetti.
He came to Portugal when he was 11 year’s old, time in which he joined
Braga’s Calouste Gulbenkian Conservatory of Music in viola d’ Arc with
teacher Luís Norberto, with whom he has studied for six years. In the
eighth grade of viola d’ Arc, he integrated the Class of the teacher Dírio
Alves.
In 2010 he concluded his graduation at the College of Music and
Performing Arts, under the guidance of the professor Ryszard Wóycicki.
Now, he is in the 2º year of his Master in Music Teaching in the
University of Aveiro.
During his musical career, he attended several courses and Master classes
to improve his skills with renowned violinists such as: Wilfried Strehle,
Ryszard Wóycicki, Barbara Friedhoff, Anabela Chaves, Jorge Alves, Avri
Levitan, Diemut Poppen, Tatyana Masurenko, Gérard Caussé, Toby
Hofmann, Rainer Moog and David Win Lloyd.
In 2010, he attended the training: “Uníssono” – I - runs on the Pedagogy
at V. N. Famalicão, under the guidance of Jenny Spanoghe.
In 2005 and 2006 he took part in the I Traineeship of Orchestra under
the guidance of Florin Totan and V Traineeships from the Official Music
Conservatories (where he served as Chief Suit), under the guidance of
the conductor Martin André, and performed under the baton of other
conductors like António Baptista, Pio Salotto, Pedro Neves, Cesário
Costa, Rodolfo Saglimbeni, António Saiote, Christhopher Bochmann,
German Cárceres, Jorge Salgueiro, Harry Lith, Yury Nashuhkin, Ernest
Schelle, Jean- Sebástien Béreu, Rui Massena, Gyudi Sándor, among
others.
Sporadically, he works with Braga’s Chamber Orchestra, Espinho’s
Classical Orchestra, Madeira’s Classical Orchestra, Minho’s University
Orchestra, Gaia’s Philharmonic Orchestra and “Tutti Per L’Arte”
Orquestra. In Viana do Castelo´s Competition of Stringed Instruments
(2008), he won the third prize ex aequo, in the variant of viola d`Arc in
grade E.
As a professor of Chamber Music he had the opportunity to work with
Basílio Silva, Jaime Mota, Ryszard Wóycicki, Marta Eufrázio e Florian
Petzborn.
Between 2006 and 2010, he was a member of Momentum Perpetuum
Youth Orchestra of Portugal, with which he travelled to Italy,
representing Portugal in the International Festival of Youth Orchestras,
in 2009 (Florença, Montecatini, Perugia and Ischia Island) under the
direction of the conductor Martin André.
In July of 2009, he collaborated with the Braga’s Chamber Orquestra in
a voyage to Venezuela scheduled by the Portuguese Embassy in the
country.
In April of 2011, he was invited to play in a musical theater organized by
the company “O Bando”, called “The Death of the Clown”.
Since August 2011 he’s a member of Lusitanae Ensemble, performing
several concerts solo with the Ensemble.
In July 2013, he took part in the “Festival Sinfoniche Giovanili in
Fondazione William Walton e la Mortella” with Camerata con Brio,
under the direction of the conductor Martin André.
He is a professor in the Consevatory of Music Calouste Gulbenkian in
Braga and “Companhia da Música” (Braga), where he teaches viola d’
Arc and chamber music.
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Bruno G. Sousa
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Francisco Reis was born in 1992 in Porto, Portugal and started his
musical training in the Porto’s Music Conservatory in 2001, finishing in
2010 with the highest qualification.
He is currently doing a Degree in Piano at ESMAE ("Escola Superior de
Música e Artes do Espectáculo") under the guidance of Professor
Madalena Soveral, having initially started with Pedro Burmester.
Among other tutors who played an important role in his coaching as a
chamber musician are Radu Ungureanu, Ryszard Woycicki and António
Saiote.
In addition to this, he was also granted a prize (Margarida Brochado) that
allowed him to make his debut performing with an orchestra in 2010,
playing Liszt's First Piano Concerto.
Renowned pianists with whom he has worked with include Luiz Moura
Castro, Miguel Borges Coelho, Helena de Sá e Costa, Sequeira Costa,
Akiko Ebi, Karl-Heinz Kämmerling, Zoltán Kocsis, Elisabeth Leonskaja
and Eldar Nebolsin.
He’s part of “Tutti Per L’Arte” Orchestra since 2013.
He has won several prizes in contests around Portugal and Spain, having
distinguished himself with the first place in Florinda Santos
International Competition (Portugal, 2008), Fundão's International
Competition (Portugal, 2008), Maria Campina International
Competition (Portugal, 2010) and in Ibiza's International Competition
(Spain, 2008) as well. In Ciutat de Carlet International Competition
(Spain, 2009) he won the second place and in Ricardo Viñes
International Competition (Spain, 2009) third.
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Francisco Reis
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Born in 1987, he began his musical studies in violin at six years old
in the Music Academy at Barcelos with the teacher Paula Peixoto. On the
following year he entered to the Calouste Gulbenkian Musical
Conservatory of Braga, where he worked with the teacher José Tavares
until the sixth grade. In 1999 he entered in Artave where he concluded
the fifth degree of violin with the professor José Camarinha.
In 2002 he moved to the Class of violin of arc from the professor Jorge
Alves, with whom he has been working ever since. He began his degree
in the College of Applied Arts in Castelo Branco, being now concluding
this degree in the College of Music, Arts and Entertainment of Porto.
Since 2008, he has been working as a violin and viola professor in
Guimarães and Vieira do Minho’s Musical Academy “Valentim Moreira
de Sá” where he has developed interdisciplinary projects like musicals -
“A Bela e o Monstro” and “Música no Coração”, performing the play’s
music and making the corresponding orchestral arrangements.
Along his journey as a player he worked with the violinists: Ryszard
wóycicki, Paul Wakabayashi, Joice Tan and Tobby Hoffman. He has also
had the chance to work with various orchestras, such as Aproarte
Orchestra, Orchestra of the North, ESART Ensemble, Classical
Orchestra of Espinho under the direction of conductors such as Rafael
Montes Gómes, Osvaldo Ferreira, Christopher Bochmann, Timothy
Russel, Roberto Pérez, Mauricio dini Ciacci, António Soares, Xavie
Gagnepain, Homri Adari, Cesário Costa, Stefano Trasimeni, Martin
André, Pedro Neves, Emílio de Cesar, Jean- Sebastien Béreau, Ricardo
Tacuchian, Vasco Pierce de Azevedo, António Saiote, Robert Gutter,
Luís Cipriano Atalaya, Manuel Ivo Cruz, Juan Trillo, Paulo Silva and
Fernando Lapa.
He’s part of “Tutti Per L’Arte” Orchestra since 2013.
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Joel C. M. Azevedo
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He started his first classes at twelve years old and a little bit later he
started his education in the Conservatory of Music in Porto where he
studied with the Profs. Cunha e Silva, Rogério Krieger e Suzanna
Lindegran.
He continued his studies in the College of Music and Performing Arts
with professor Radu Ungureano, studied modern violin and baroque
violin with his professor Amandine Beyer.
During his studies he attended Master classes oriented by Ryszard
Wóycicki, Bárbara Friedhoff, Anabela Chaves, Jorge Alve, Tatyana
Masurenko, Toby Hofmann,and David Win Lloyd and Zofia Woycicka.
Rogério is a resident musician of the Baroque Iberian Orchestra and has
already had international outputs with this orchestra to France and Spain
as a concertino player.
Nowadays he is a professor of violin in the Musical Conservatory of
Freamunde, in the Musical Academy Paulo VI in Gondomar,
Coordinator of the musical department CIC (Colégio dos Carvalhos)
CIC and director musical/concertina player in the “Tutti Per L’Arte”
Orchestra.
He has being collaborating with various orchestras and ensembles , such
as the Philharmonic Orchestra of Beiras, North Ochestra, Classical
Orchestra of Espinho, Braga’s Chamber Orchestra, Ensemble “Terras
do Sousa”, among others, where he has already worked with conductors
like: Florin Totan, António Baptista, Pio Salloto, Pedro Neves, Cesário
Costa, António Saiote, Christopher
Bochmann, German Cárceres, Jorge Salgueiro, Harry Lith, Yuri
Nasushkin, Ernest Schelle, Rui Massena, Gyudi Sándor, among others.
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Rogério Monteiro
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Born on the 22nd of December, 1978 in Porto, Rui André
Felgueiras da Cunha Pereira started his musical studies at sixteen years
old in Castro Alves Foundation in V.N. Famalicão.
In 1998 he joined the musical Conservatory Calouste Goulbenkian of
Aveiro in the Class of bass from the professor Sérgio Barbosa. He
proceeded his Higher Education In Porto , in the College of Music and
Performing Arts in the class of bass from the Professor Florian
Petzborn, following the Master in Music Teaching in the University of
Aveiro.
He has been collaborating with various orchestras, symphonic bands and
ensembles such as: Beiras’ Philharmonic Orchestra, North Orchestra,
Espinho’s Classic Orchestra, Portuguese Symphonic Band, Braga’s
Chamber Orchestra, “Terras do Sousa” Ensemble and Joanna Music
Ensemble.
Currently joined “Tutti Per L’Arte” Orchestra and he’s a professor of
bass at Coimbra´s Conservatory of Music, Paços de Brandão’s Music
Academy and at the St.a Maria da Feira’s Music Academy.
During his academic period he attended Master classes conducted by
some of the best bassists from nowadays, highlighting names such as:
Michael Wolf, Paul Elisson, António Aguiar, Thierrie Barbé, David Eyes
Bartosz Sikorski, Thomas Marting, Bernard Sales, among others.
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Rui Pereira
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Sónia was born on the third of May 1989 in Covilhã (Portugal). She
started studying cello at twelve years old in the Professional School of
Arts with the Professor Luís Quaresma, Rogério Peixinho and Miguel
Matias.
She has graduated in University of Music and Performing Arts with the
professor Marco Ceccato, and is currently attending her Master in the
same school with the same professor.
She was publicly honored by the Covilhã Town Hall for the merit of the
obtained classification as a student in high school (2006/2007).
She played solo for the first time with 16 years old with the Stringed
Orchestra from EPABI (Escola professional de Artes da Covilhã).
She held several training Masters of Baroque Orchestra under the
guidance of the conductor Rogério Peixinho, Bejamin Chenier,
Amandine Beyer, Marco Ceccato and Ana Mafalda Castro and has
participated in a Summer traineeship with the Orchestra of Young
Momentum Perpetuum, under the guidance of Martin André and in the
I traineeship of the symphonic Band of Beira Interior.
She was part of the string quartet “Valkyries” with the professor Gian
Marco.
She collaborates with the project “Cronus” and in the Foco Musical. She
held several Master classes from cello, conducted by the professor Jad
Baharal, Miguel Rocha and Jiannis Toulis. She took part in the IV, V, VI,
VII, and IX course of ancient music in Linda-a-Velha, in which she
finished in second place. She was a member of the Orchestra in
conducting the concert “Paixão Segundo S. João de Bach” Under the
guidance of Bárbara Franck.
She has applied for the Academy Montis Regalis in Mondovi, Italy, in
which she became a deputy. She was present in the traineeships
“Intensive Programme La Follia” in Consenza (Italy) and has
participated in a Music Project in COSMOCAIXA in Madrid (Spain).
Now, she belongs to the chamber group IL “suono dell anima”,
Dolcezza, “Tributo a Zeca Afonso”, Time Shifter, ensemble and “Tutti
Per L’Arte”Orchestra.
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Sónia S. de J. Vicente
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Sound Portfolio
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