Camargo Guarnieri

Brazilian composer and conductor

Camargo Guarnieri - Brazilian composer and conductor
Born

February 1st, 1907
118 years ago

Died

January 13th, 1993
32 years ago — 85 years old

Category

Artists & Creatives

Country

Brazil

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A prominent Brazilian composer and conductor, contributions spanned classical music with a rich blend of Brazilian folk elements. Studied in Paris under renowned figures such as Nadia Boulanger. Returned to Brazil and became an integral figure in the country's modern classical scene, influencing many musicians and composers. Held teaching positions at various institutions and was dedicated to promoting Brazilian music. His compositions often reflected national identity and cultural themes.

Composed 'Concerto for Piano and Orchestra'

Conducted the São Paulo Symphony Orchestra

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