1919 Brazilian GUIOMAR NOVAES teacher ISIDORE PHILIPP Feux Follets Piano 64826
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A series of great  Solo instrumentals - Piano Violin Cello Harp, Winds and Brass on 78 rpm records

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Guiomar Novaes on the cover of Ariel - Musical Culture Magazine

From the second Victor recording session 6/27/1919 of legendary Brazilian Woman Pianist Guiomar Novaes playing

the famous Feux Follets of her teacher Isidore Phillip

Feux-follets
Isidore Philipp

Guiomar Novaës (instrumentalist : piano) 
Description: Piano solo
Category: Instrumental

6/27/1919 New York, New York  Victor 64826 10-in. 

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Guiomar Novais, archaic spelling Novaes, (February 28, 1896 û March 7, 1979) was a legendary Brazilian pianist. Her individuality of tone and phrasing, her extraordinary singing line, and the subtle and nuanced approach to her interpretations mark her as one of the outstanding pianists of the twentieth century.

Born in Spo Jopo da Boa Vista (in the area of Spo Paulo state in Brazil), Novais started her studies in Brazil under Luigi Chiaffarelli (1856-1923). Moving to France in the 1910Æs, she was accepted by Debussy, among others, to join the Conservatoire de Paris. Returning to Brazil during World War I, after a brief but important tour in Europe, Novais performed frequently in the U.S., mostly in New York City.

Novais was renowned for her interpretations of Chopin, Schumann and to a lesser extent Debussy, full of nuances and insights. She left a variety of rare recordings - including a recording of Beethoven's Piano Concerto No. 4, with Otto Klemperer and the Vienna Symphony Orchestra, which is highly rated by musicians and critics alike. Novais died in Spo Paulo, Brazil, in 1979.

 


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