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Nova Records presents the Nova Tunes 3.7 compilation From its 36 years of clearing all over the place, the Nova Tunes' number 3.7 is no exception to this collection's vocation: to offer ever more demanding ears the best of Radio Nova's playlist. these last six months. The warmth, eclecticism, surprises, detours and musical obsessions of Radio Nova's programmers, always focused on new sounds, unstoppable melodies and spectroscopic arrangements that make Radio Nova's Grand Mix unique. Superorganism, Quantic, Toto Bona Lokua, Kitten, Bicep, Songhoy Blues, Friday At Sea, Pear Tree, LOST, Myd, Krisy, Woman, Muddy Monk, This Is The Kit, Her Little.

Acclaimed as one of the greatest interpreters of Mozart, Portuguese pianist Maria-João Pires is an artist who combines exquisite stylistic refinement with a serious effort to plumb the intellectual complexities and spiritual depths of music. Refusing to conform to the traditional image of a concert virtuoso, Pires emphasizes the spiritual dimensions of music, always searching for hidden meanings which may elude the analytical performer. This remarkable reverence toward works of music, clearly manifested in her performances of Mozart, was made explicit by her remark that, as a performer, she acts as a channel for the composer's ideas.

Nova Records présente : le retour de nos compilations cultes et la sortie de la "NovaTunes 4.4" !

La collection Nova Tunes couronne 20 ans de sélection musicale avec un ultime coffret: Nova Tunes 3.1 - 4.0. Depuis le tout début du siècle, CD après CD, la série de compilations Nova Tunes s’est attachée à retracer le Grand Mix de Radio Nova, à travers ses titres les plus emblématiques. Leur mise en coffret fait l’évènement tous les cinq ans. Pour son dernier coup de maître, le visuel fluo de la nouvelle box annonce le flash qui se produit à la découverte de son contenu : dix CDs réunissant près de 200 titres passionnément butinés par les artisans du Grand Mix : le nectar de la playlist de Nova. Quarante ans après la création de la radio en 1981, avant le passage à une nouvelle ère, voici donc l’ultime Nova Tunes 3.1_4.0. Érudite et fouineuse, toutes les saveurs musicales s’y côtoient : funk, pop, hip-hop, électro, world, reggae… en tout, ce sont cinq années de célébration des rythmes d’ici et d’ailleurs, dans toute leur richesse et leur diversité. Avec : Tame Impala / Lomepal / Tony Allen / Metronomy / Myd / Oumou Sangaré / Flavien Berger / MGMT / Caribou / Parcels / James Blake / Myd / Kaytranada / Biga Ranx / The Specials…

Relicário is a permanent project that presents the memory of Sesc São Paulo with media from the institution's collection. For more than 70 years, Sesc has in cultural action the aim of stimulating personal autonomy, interaction and contact with expressions and different ways of thinking, acting and feeling. The project starts with audio from historical concerts held at Sesc community centers in the 1970s, 1980s and 1990s, remastered as albums. The series also offers the historical context of each record, through texts, videos and photographs. The historic João Gilberto concert at Sesc São Paulo Brazil, 25 years ago, is now available in a high-quality live recording. Featuring a previously unreleased song, Rei sem coroa, in the voice of the master of Bossa Nova. This is a real treasure of Brazilian music.

João Gilberto was born in Juazeiro, Bahia, Brazil. From an early age, music was a part of Gilberto's life. His grandfather bought him his first guitar at the age of 14.

In 1641, the collection Selva morale e spirituale was published in Venice by Bartolomeo Magni. The set raises a number of questions. Was it compiled by Monteverdi himself or were commercial interests at play? Was it a musical testament or another’s tribute to the great composer? Who would have been allowed to go through his overflowing library and choose these most beautiful pieces for inclusion in this last edition to be issued during Claudio Monteverdi’s lifetime (1567–1643)

*PROGRAM* João Kouyoumdjian, Classical Guitar Antônio Carlos Jobim (1927-1994) 1. Surfboard (arr. Paulo Bellinati) 2. Bate-Boca (arr. Paulo Bellinati) 3. Garoto (Choro) (arr. Paulo Bellinati) Garoto (Annibal Augusto Sardinha) (1915-1955) 4. Lamentos do Morro (trans. Paulo Bellinati) 5. Jorge do Fusa (trans. Paulo Bellinati) 6. Gente Humilde (arr. Paulo Bellinati) João Pernambuco (1883-1947) 7. Sons de Carrilhões (arr. Carlos Barbosa-Lima) * Heitor Villa-Lobos (1887-1959) 8. Prélude No. 5 9. Étude No. 3 10. Chôros No. 1 Marco Pereira (b. 1950) 11. Bate-coxa Chico Buarque/Edu Lobo (b. 1944/ b. 1943) 12. Beatriz (arr. Marco Pereira) Ricardo Calderoni (b. 1980) 13. Balaio (from Suíte Dois Povos) ** Raimundo Penaforte (b. 1961) Two Pieces for Guitar Solo ** 14. Prelúdio 15. Zurraço * Premiere Recording of Carlos Barbosa-Lima arrangement ** Premiere Recording- Composed and dedicated to João Kouyoumdjian *PRAISE* 'A Brazilian-Armenian guitarist of distinction'- Classical Guitar Magazine (UK) ' Brilliant.

When talking about bossa nova, perhaps the signature pop music sound of Brazil, frequently the first name to come to one's lips is that of Antonio Carlos Jobim.