Festival Paulo Gaio Lima Orquestra de Violoncelos Paulo Gaio Lima

With biennial periodicity, the Metropolitan proposed to celebrate the cello evoking the memory of Paulo Gaio Lima, a disappeared cellist and pedagogue in 2021. In 2023, the St. Luiz Theater stage in successive days the second concert of Schostakovich and the second of Haydn. Now it's the first of Schostakovich and Schumann's unique concert. In tune with the spirit of the transmission of legacy so expensive to Gaio Lima, there are two soloists of distant generations: the young Bernardo Ferreira, winner of the 1st edition of the festival award, and Pieter Wispelwey, prestigious with more than two dozen albums released and professor at the Amsterdam Conservatory. Crowning the festival, they are back in a large orchestra of centers hundreds of children and young people from all over the country. Blackwell/David Blackwell Boggie Band

Eulàlia climbing Tappi (Arr. Márcio Pereira)

Kathy Blackwell/David Blackwell Reef, from Sea Suite

Edward Jones Back-Scratcher



Kathy Blackwell/David Blackwell Snap

Jean Philippe Rameau Frère Jacques

Gioachino Rossini Opera opening theme Guilherme Tell (Ar. T. Gregory)

Margarida Fonseca Santos Cardoso)

Traditional Three Carochinha Songs: Blond Papagaio, Moon Song, Master André Store (Arr. Márcio Pereira)

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Papageno Aria, from Opera The Magic Flute (Ar. Maccabees

Kathy Blackwell/David Blackwell Some Day

Carl Maria von Weber Hunters Choir of Der Freischütz Opera

Thoinot Arbeau Pavane (ART. T. Gregory)

Kathy Blackwell/David Blackwell Latin Nights

Jacques Offenbach Can Can, from ORFEU opera in hell (Ar. Sheryl Smith)

Terry Gilkyson Only what is necessary, fear of the movie The Book of the book Selva

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Ave Verum (Arr. D. Johnstone)

William Henry Squire Rustic Dance

Dmitri Schostakovich Prelude No. 1 (Arrícia de Carli)

Carey Cheney Budapest






Camille Saint-Saëns The Swan, the Carnival of Animals (Arr. Márcio Pereira)

Leroy Anderson The TypeWritter (Ar.