Carla Corsino releases Alma Brasileira with works by 14 composers and a sensitive panorama of Brazilian music.
Pianist Carla Corsino has released on digital platforms Alma Brasileira, an album that offers an immersion into the diversity of Brazilian concert music.
Recorded at Estúdio Monteverdi in São Paulo, the album features artistic direction by Cláudio Dauelsberg and musical direction by Guilherme Pozzi. The repertoire brings together works by 14 Brazilian composers.
The album traces a musical path that connects tradition and innovation, erudition and popular lyricism. It highlights names such as Heitor Villa-Lobos, Radamés Gnattali and Camargo Guarnieri, as well as Léa Freire, Sandra Mohr and Uaná Barreto.
The selection spans serestas, waltzes, toccatas and Brazilian dances, forming a plural portrait of the national piano repertoire. Carla Corsino’s interpretation stands out for its fluidity and sensitivity.
She approaches each work with technical mastery and attention to historical and emotional nuances. According to Cláudio Dauelsberg, “Alma Brasileira is an invitation to dive into the aesthetic richness and emotional diversity of Brazilian piano music.”
Carla Corsino is a pianist, educator and interpreter dedicated to Brazilian repertoire. She holds a degree in Piano from UFU and a postgraduate degree in Piano Pedagogy. She studied with Camargo Guarnieri, Maria José Carrasqueira and J.J. Koelreutter.
She has participated in festivals, masterclasses and performances in Brazil and abroad, including Portugal and Dubai. Based in São Paulo, she works in piano education for children and promotes Brazilian music.
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