“Os pássaros da noite (The Birds of Night)”: NY Phil and Dudamel“The melancholy birds of night still flit round me from time to time, yet they can be driven off by music,” wrote Robert Schumann, in 1848, in a letter to a friend. This passage, with its contrasting light and darkness, inspired Andreia Pinto Correia’s new work “Os pássaros da noite (The Birds of Night).” The New York Philharmonic gives the piece its World Premiere this week with Gustavo Dudamel on the podium as part of The Schumann Connection, the Orchestra’s exploration of creative partnerships in the spirit of the one shared by Robert and Clara Schumann. |
In Conversation: Laura Rademaker, Andreia Pinto Correia & Ann McGrathDr Laura Rademaker, from the ANU Research School of Social Sciences, interviews composer Dr Andreia Pinto Correia and historian Professor Ann McGrath on their shared love of deep time, history and the Australian landscape. ANU TV, Australian National University, Canberra. |
“Pleistocene Landscapes” by Andreia Pinto CorreiaKiri Sollis, flautist for The Griffyn Ensemble, performs a piece interpreting the shifting sands through time, composed by international composer Andreia Pinto Correia. Recorded live at University House by the ANU College of Arts and Social Sciences, Australian National University, Canberra. |
“O que vale a pena preservar?”, Andreia Pinto-Correia, Compositora, Portugalby Forma de Vida |