"Frog Concertos and Highway Anthems": Villa-Lobos & Ginastera

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Millennial, Performing Arts, Classical Music, Composers, Music, Classical, Funny, Arts, Comedy

4.8 • 865 Ratings

🗓️ 20 October 2020

⏱️ 40 minutes

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NEED MORE HARMONICA IN YOUR LIFE? WELL, YOU'VE COME TO THE RIGHT PLACE. Yes, whether you like it or not, the harmonica makes a very special appearance in this sparkly new episode of That Classical Podcast, starring alongside Australian fables, Argentinian cowboys, and Sascha's bizarre driving habits. Enjoy!

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0:00.0	Hello. Hi, I'm Kelly Arlock. And I'm Sasha Kelly and you're listening to another
0:19.4	episode of That Classical Podcast. Welcome everybody lovely to have you with us yet again. of that
0:25.0	we're going to be great.
0:26.0	Today we're very excited because we're heading over,
0:29.0	we're going on a trip to South America
0:31.0	to talk about two composers we absolutely love and actually I'm going to start
0:35.4	with one composer I've mentioned on the podcast before I think many moons ago his
0:41.5	name Heator Valomos Brazilian legend yes I think I played his
0:47.5	awesome saxophone fantasia tell me if I wrong, listen, this one.
0:54.0	A fantasy for the saxophone.
0:56.0	Exactly.
0:57.0	But he is definitely one of my favorite composers, and I thought it's time.
1:00.0	It's time to delve further, to dive into the depths of Heator Villalobos and obviously as you know we begin with a 60 second biography
1:09.5	Sasha. Are you ready to time me? Oh yes I am Kelly. Ready? Yeah steady. Oh dear. Yeah. Go
1:16.8	He Tore Villelovos was born in March 1887 in Rio de Janeiro. His dad was an amateur musician
1:21.2	and he told love music from a young age who learned cello and clarinet and guitar growing up and was super interested in
1:24.7	Brazilian folk music, started performing as a teenager then left home at 18, became a
1:27.6	musical tramp, traveling the country, playing cello and guitar wherever he went,
1:30.1	absorbing Brazilian folk music and composing. Apparently he almost got captured by cannibals, but that probably really didn't happen.
1:34.5	Eventually he settled down and became a cellist in the Rio Opera Company,
1:36.8	1913, got married to a pianist she taught in piano, which is cute.
1:39.2	Started composing, started getting published.
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