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Marcelo Chacur Politano

Concert Music

Zum Zum Zum (2024)

 

For berimbau and percussion.

Performers: Adriano Adewale (berimbau); Heigo Rosin (percussion)

 

Performed at the Organo Hall of the Sibelius Academy (Finland)

05.06.2024

Jogo Muusikaline de Talvi (2024)

 

For Estonian kannel, Finnish kantele and viola caipira

Performers: Eva Alkula (kantele); Laura Lehto (kannel); Marcelo Politano (viola caipira)

 

Performed at the Organo Hall of the Sibelius Academy (Finland)

05.06.2024

Suo Agrestessa (2024)

For for Finnish pitkähuilu, Brazilian pífano, clarinet and alto flute.

Performers: Janne Ojajärvi (pitkähuilu); Malla Vivolin (alto flute); Marcelo Politano (pífano); Reetta Näätänen (clarinet)

 

Performed at the Organo Hall of the Sibelius Academy (Finland)|. 05.06.2024

Polyphonic Jests (2023)

 

For woodwind quartet.

Movement I: Imitative

Movement II: Fugue 1

Movement III: Heterophonic

Movement IV: Fugue II

 

Performers:

Flute: Esther Dorado

Oboe: Dmitry Bulgakov

Clarinet: Vittoria Ecclesia

Bassoon: Francesco Pio Russo

Conductor: Marcelo C. Politano

Sound Engineer: Eduard Reitman 

 

 

Recorded at the Multimedia Keskus/Estonian Academy of Music and Theatre

30th May 2023.

Roots (2021)

 

Performed by the Ensemble for New Music Tallinn at the #4 Commute Festival promoted by the Estonian Academy of Music and Theater.
Conductor: Arash Yazdani

The piece is part of a larger cycle composed for flute, clarinet, violin, viola, violoncello, electronics and visuals entitled "Flying Rivers" (Lendavad Jõed)

Yaraví (2022)

 

Work for quena flute solo performed by Marcelo Politano at the Estonian Academy of Music and Theater.

The piece was composed during the doctoral studies of Marcelo Politano at the Sibelius Academy (Finland) and the Estonian Academy of Music and Theatre (Estonia).

Fandango na Mata (2021)

 

Performed by the Revelia String Orchestra at Great Hall of the Estonian Academy of Music and Theater.
Conductor: Eladio Barreto Aguillar

The piece was composed during the doctoral studies of Marcelo Politano at the Sibelius Academy (Finland) and the Estonian Academy of Music and Theatre (Estonia).

Veins of the Earth (2015)

Short orchestral piece composed for the Symfonieorkest Conservatorium van Amsterdam. Performed at the Muziekgebouw in Amsterdam.
Conductor: Bas Wiegers

Divertimento for 20 saxophones and percussion  (2018)

 

Piece comissioned by the Grachtenfestival and Arno Bornkamp for the Saxophone Ensemble of the Conservatorium van Amsterdam. Performed at the Muziekgebouw in Amsterdam.
Conductor: Juanpe Luna

Samburá (2017)

for Japanese Sho and Brazilian Pífano Flute.

 

Composed for the occasion of the Composers Festival 2017 in Amsterdam.
Performed at the Orgel Park (Amsterdam) by Naomi Sato (Sho) and Marcelo Politano (Pífano)

Gingas nº2: Peabiru (2017)

Composed for occasion of the 'Evening of Today 5', promoted by the Nieuw Ensemble (Netherlands) in 2017. The piece was composed for the Nieuw Ensemble plus two quena flute players.
Performed by Nieuw Ensemble + Marcelo Politano (quena) and Gabriel Milliet (quena) at the Muziekgebouw in Amsterdam.

Conductor: Ryan Bancroft

Vento Encantado (2018)

 

Solo piano piece selected by the juri of the 2nd Brazilian Contemporary Music Festival Edino Krieger, held in Florianópolis in 2018.

Performance: Lídia Bazarian

Romeiral (2015)

 

Composed for a chamber quartet as a final piece for the classes of 'contemporary music through non western techniques' at the Conservatorium van Amsterdam.  Performed by:

Bela Horvat: Violin / Carlos Añez: Flute / Daniel Yiau: Bass Clarinet / João Simões: Vibrafone, crotales
Conductor: Marcelo Politano

Scherzo for 3 (2016)

 

1 minute piece written in 2016 for the first call for scores from the 'Tin Whistle Project' conducted by the Irish composer Darragh Kearn Hayes. Performed by Sarah Jeffery at New Music Arena, Conservatorium Van Amsterdam, Bernard Haitinkzaal, 10 March 2016

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