An Iconography of The School of Music of The Federal University of Bahia
Paulo Costa Lima – [email protected]
Universidade Federal da Bahia
Guilherme Bertissolo – [email protected]
Universidade Federal da Bahia
In 2014 we celebrate the 60th anniversary of our School. Founded in 1954 under the leadership of Hans Joachim Koellreutter (Composer), it has during all these years responded to the ideal of nurturing new generations of musicians. We present here 32 images which are part of this incredible history. In fact, it is our intention to dedicate a similar space in the coming issues to this same theme, making it possible to visualize many distinct aspects of this complex history, made out of several interacting processes. We would like to invite people to send their photos to us, so that the collection may be as diversified as possible, as it should be.
1. Composer Walter Smetak (1913-1984) in his ‘studio’
2. Some members of the Group of Composers of Bahia: Ernst Widmer, Lindembergue Cardoso, Rinaldo Rossi, Nikolau Kokron, Milton Gomes, Fernando Cerqueira and Jamary Oliveira
3. Some members of the Group of Composers of Bahia: Walter Smetak, Jamary Oliveira, Ernst Widmer, Milton Gomes, Lindembergue Cardoso, Rufo Herrera (visiting composer)
4. Some instruments created by Walter Smetak
5. The library of the School of Music (in the 70’s): Professor Erick Vasconcelos (Conductor), still a student.
6. Some isntruments created by Walter Smetak
7. Fernando Cerqueira (Composer and Professor of Composition), in the 70’s
8. The Music Building before 1962
9. Rufo Herrera (Composer in residence)
10. A trombone class with Horst Schwebel (Professor)
11. Hans Joachim Koellreutter (Composer and first Director of the School of Music, 1954-1962)
12. Flute class (in the 70’s): Professor Mario Blondi and students
13. Ernst Widmer (Composer and Professor of Composition, in the 60’s)
14. Lindembergue Cardoso (Composer and Professor of Composition, during a rehearsal in the 80’s)
15. Ricardo Castro (as a young pianist, during a recital in the 70’s)
16. Walter Smetak in his ‘studio’
17. A rehearsal in the 60’s: Harpsichord (Professor Maria Angélia Koellreutter), Voice (Professor Maria Manso)
18. French Horn class: Professor Carlos Moreira (left); 70’s
19. A chamber recital: Professors Piero Bastianelli (Cello) and Pino Onnis (Double Bass) with members of the Camerata Bariloche (Argentina); 70’s
20. ‘Orquestra Sinfônica da UFBA’ (in the 60’s)
21. Horst Schwebel (Trumpet Professor) in the 50’s; (later, Director of The Music School)
22. Ernst Widmer conducting his op. 169, blending sounds of the ‘Orquestra Sinfônica da Bahia’ and the afro-bahian group ‘Filhos de Gandhi’, in the 80’s
23. Paulo Costa Lima (Composer and Director of The Music School), Hamilton Lima (Conductor and Professor of Choir Practice) and Pierre Klose (Professor of Piano), in the late 80’s.
24. Professors of Composition (in the late 80’s): Lindembergue Cardoso, Jamary Oliveira, Agnaldo Ribeiro, Paulo Costa Lima, Élcio Sá (Fernando Cerqueira was out-of-town)
25. Ernst Widmer dressed accordingly, together with members of the afro-bahian carnaval group ‘FIlhos de Gandhi’, in the 80’s
26. Falamassa Group (Group Composition): Paulo Costa Lima, Celso Aguiar, Marco Roriz, José Carlos Bastos, Sérgio Barreiro, Renato Aguiar, Carlos Motok, Sergio Emanuel (1981)
27. Composer Herbert Brün visiting the School of Music, with Paulo Costa Lima (Director of the School), in the 90’s
28. A rehearsal with members of the ‘Orquestra Sinfônica da Bahia’ and members of the afro-bahian group ‘Filhos de Gandhi’. Ernst Widmer (conductor), Fernando Santos (Timpani), (1988)
29. Musicologist Gerard Béhague visiting the School of Music, in the early 90’s, with Paulo Costa Lima (Director of the School)
30. ART001 (1981): Fernando Cerqueira (Composer), Paulo Costa Lima (Composer and Editor), Ernst Widmer (Composer and Coordenador de Extensão da UFBA), Luis Fernando Macedo Costa (President of the Federal University of Bahia), Lindembergue Cardoso (Composer), Agnaldo Ribeiro (Composer), José Calasans (Vice-President of the University), Piero Bastianelli (Director of the School of Music)
31. 2013, preparing for the ‘Bienal de Música Brasileira Contemporânea, Composers: Juliano Serravalle, Pedro Dias, Paulo Santana, Wellington Gomes, Agnaldo Ribeiro, Fernando Cerqueira, Paulo Costa Lima, Guilherme Bertissolo
32. Grupo Música Nova, 1973, Tournée to several cities in Brasil, Uruguai and Paraguai. Montevideo: (front row) Fernando Santos, Pino Onnis, (local professor), Ana Margarida Cerqueira Lima, Tatiana Onnia, Paulo Gondim; (back row), Ernst Widmer (conductor), Adriana Widmer, Paulo Costa Lima, Piero Bastianelli (conductor)
