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- Barbosa wrote a series of modinhas that were extremely po****r, especially in salons, and so can be termed salon music. The modinha of the late 19th century...
- composing in his childhood. He began his career in the late 1950s, playing modinhas and trovas in a soft style. In the 60's, he set up a circus near the Rodrigo...
- music. He explored many musical genres such as concertos, symphonies, modinhas, Fados, and other symphonic, vocal and chamber music. Some of his masterworks...
- de Janeiro, Minas Gerais and São Paulo archives, covering gospel music, modinhas and lundus. He composed the Brazilian National Anthem, first as a patriotic...
- fishwives and other working-class people) can also be found in Brazilian modinha and Indonesian kroncong, although all these music genres subsequently developed...
- Silva wrote and co-aut****d many choros, as a new way of interpreting modinhas, lundus, waltzes and polkas. His work was an inspiration to his friend...
- 34. Tinhorão, José Ramos (1974). Pequena História da Música Po****r (da Modinha á Canção de Protesto) (in Brazilian Portuguese). Petrópolis: Vozes. Vasconcelos...
- late 1970s, Caymmi again took inspiration from Amado when he composed "Modinha para a Gabriela" ("A Little Song for Gabriela"), a musical adaptation of...
- fugitivo Itabaiana Onde o nosso amor nasceu As Filhas de Maria (1930) Modinhas e canções, song cycle(s) for voice and piano Album 1, seven songs (1935–1943)...
- domestic context of Hausmusik practice. This consisted of the "languid Modinhas", the "lingering Minuets" and the "risqué Lunduns", as they were then called...