Conservatorium van Amsterdam : Bailmer Duo

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Conservatorium van Amsterdam : Bailmer Duo

Conservatory of Amsterdam: Bailmer Duo

Event by: Stadsherstel Amsterdam

Location: Posthoornkerk, Haarlemmerstraat 124-126, Amsterdam - Amsterdam-Centrum

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Every first Tuesday of the month, students from the Conservatory of Amsterdam perform in the Posthorn Church. : 15px;line-height: 22px;font-weight: 400;text-align: left;">

Discover new talent for the first time in this series of City Herstel and the Conservatory.

This time with Pedro Correia da Silva (saxophone), Luís Abreu de Lima ( piano).

Instrumental Pieces:
Johannes Brahms - Sonata in E-Flat Major, Op 120 No2
I. Allegro Amabile
Robert Schumann - Three Romances, Op. 94
1. Not fast
2. Simple, sincere
3. Nicht schnell

Sergei Rachmaninoff - Twelve Romances for Voice and Piano, Op. 21
VII. How Peaceful

Richard Strauss - Morgen, Op. 27 No4

Fado Songs:
Vagamundo - Alain Oulman
Rosa Tirana - Folk Origin

Three Words - Osvaldo Farrés
La Tarantella - Anonymous

Pedro Gaiteiro - Alain Oulman / António Feliciano de Castilho
Dawn of Alfama - David Mourão-Ferreira
Bailinho da Madeira - João Gomes de Sousa
Tendinha - Raul Ferrão

Biography Bailmer Duo

< p>The Bailmer Duo, a piano and saxophone chamber music group, consists of two young portuguese musicians who currently study at the Conservatorium van Amsterdam, at the classical department. They intend to share their passion and admiration for Fado, considered intangible cultural heritage, while exploring the standard and modern repertoire written or arranged for their setting.

It is no accident that the name Bailmer results from a portuguese transliteration of the original term Bijlmer, a neighborhood where both of the musicians have once lived. Formed by Luís Abreu de Lima and Pedro Correia da Silva this duo aims to display their art through creative performances around Portugal and the Netherlands in order to relate their musical identity to a cultural fusion between the two countries.

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