Domingo, Junho 15, 2008 Posted by Clelia Clelia will play a 4 hands concert with the pianist Yoko Ono on the 24th June at 1pm. The concert will take place at Chapel Royal, 164 North Street, Brighton. They will play Japanese Folk Songs, Mozart's Variations in G, Bizet's Jeux d'enfants, Villa-Lobos' Carnaval das Crianças and Mignone's Congada. Comente aqui:
	Quarta-feira, Maio 28, 2008 Posted by Clelia Clélia's recitals at Folle Journée Festival in Rio de Janeiro will be: Friday 6th June: at 1pm Sala Cecília Meireles- Beethoven- Sonata Op. 53 "Waldstein" and at 4:30pm Anexo do Teatro Municipal- Beethoven- Sonatas Op. 2 No.3 and Op. 31 No.3 Comente aqui:
	Sexta-feira, Maio 16, 2008 Posted by Clelia Clélia will be back in Brazil in June to perform at the Folle Journée Festival in Rio de Janeiro. This year the festival will be dedicated to Beethoven. She will play three Sonatas, Op. 2 No.3, Op. 31 No.3 and Op. 53 "Waldstein". Dates and places to be published soon! Comente aqui:
	Terça-feira, Abril 29, 2008 Posted by Clelia Clelia's next concert will be in São Paulo on the 11th May at Teatro São Pedro at 11am. She will play Beethoven's Concerto No.2 with the Orquestra Jovem do Estado de São Paulo under the baton of João Maurício Galindo. Comente aqui:
	Quarta-feira, Abril 02, 2008 Posted by Clelia Clelia was on the "In Tune" programme yesterday at BBC Radio 3. She played live works by Villa-Lobos, Mignone and Nazareth. You can still here the interview on line http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio3/intune/pip/b9g07/ Comente aqui:
	Quinta-feira, Março 06, 2008 Posted by Clelia Clelia Iruzun's CD Mignone-Piano Music has been selected as one of O GLOBO's most recommended CDs. Click Here to View Comente aqui:
	Terça-feira, Março 04, 2008 Posted by Clelia In April Clelia will take part in the La Linea Festival with the ensemble Lontano and conductor Odaline de la Martinez. The two performances "Brazil Plus" will take place at the Purcell Room in the South Bank Centre. Brazil Plus 1 Wednesday 2 April 2008, 7.45pm This concert features works by two Classical Brazilian composers - Villa-Lobos and Francisco Mignone, performed by the Lontano ensemble and pianist Clelia Iruzun. The programme includes the Choros VII, Sexteto Místico and Prole do Bebê by Villa-Lobos. Music by Mignone include 6 Prelúdios and Dança do Botocudo. In addition to these popular favourites, the programme includes new works by the British composers Andrew G Wilson and Silvina Milstein. Brazil Plus 2 Wednesday 9 April 2008, 7.45pm This Brazilian-influenced programme includes works for strings (performed by the Lontano ensemble) and for solo piano, performed by Clelia Iruzun, who perform music by Mignone and Nazareth, who was probably the first Brazilian composer to write Afro-Brazilian classical music. The evening features Brazilian classics such as Villa-Lobos' Bachianas Brasileiras No.9 and the recently rediscovered Danças Africanas for octet, the UK premiere of Franciso Mignone's Fantasia No.3 for strings and piano, and a selection of Classical Brazilian tangos by Nazareth. The concert also features new works by British composers Jeroen Speak and Chris Sansom. For more information: Purcell Room Southbank Centre, London, SE1 8XX Tel: 0871 663 2500 Brazil Plus 1www.southbankcentre.co.uk Brazil Plus 2 www.southbankcentre.co.uk Comente aqui:
	Terça-feira, Janeiro 22, 2008 Posted by Clelia On the 8th February Clelia will play a lunchtime recital at St Olave's starting at 1:05. St Olave's Church is situated in Hart Street, London EC4. On the 21st February Clelia will perform a recital for Andover Music Club. She will play Schumann's Waldszenen, works by Bax, York Bowen, Albeniz, Mignone and Strauss/Schulz-Evler-Arabesques on the Blue Danube. The recital will be 7:30 at The Lights, West Street, Andover, Hampshire, SP10 1AH Box Office: 01264 368368 | email: stop@thelights.org.uk
	Posted by Clelia Clélia's review from the recital in Saffron Walden has come out: The third concert of the Club’s 2007/08 season was given by the Brazilian pianist Clelia Iruzun, at the Friend’s School before an audience of 120. The recital commenced with Beethoven’s early sonata in C major, Op 2 No 3. This seminal work, with its concerto-like structure, was well, if not flawlessly played by Clelia, who managed a skilful control of volume with the attack required by its youthful élan. The importance of the 32 piano sonatas published by Beethoven, in popularising solo performance, and their impact on the development of both the piano and musical composition, is too easily dismissed by jaded modern palates. The second work, Mignone’s 6 Transcendental Studies, was given a definitive performance by Clelia, who knew and collaborated with the composer, even having a composition dedicated to her by him. Much influenced by Debussy, Clelia described this work as impressionistic with a tropical flavour. And so it proved to be, with the Bechstein piano, played with consummate artistry, delivering a beautiful tonal palette. After the interval, we were treated to Chopin’s Polonaise Op 26 No 1 in C sharp minor, the first of the extant 18 to show abstraction from its folkloric origins. Clelia played this in a delightfully Brazilian style, rather how you would expect Elgar to be played by Martha Argerich! This work was closely followed by Chopin’s Barcarolle, Op 60, in F sharp major, where the playing was strong and rhythmical, and utterly enchanting. The concert concluded with Lecuona’s Suite Andalucia of 1927. This was a show stopper, with members of the audience rapidly exhausting the supply of CDs available, as soon as the concert ended. Lecuona, known as the “Cuban Gershwin” reached the peak of his abilities with this composition, every one of the 6 pieces it comprises containing scintillating and famous melody, full of passion, rhythms, and the evocation of all things Spanish. Wow – what a concert! David Erdman 29/11/2007 Comente aqui:
	Terça-feira, Novembro 20, 2007 Posted by Clelia Clélia is just back from a succesful tour in China. More information and photographs will be published soon. Her next recital will be on the 24th November at Saffron Walden & District Music Club. The concert will be at Friends School at 7:30. Clélia will play Beethoven's Sonata Op.2 No.3, Mignone's 6 Transcendental Studies, Chopin's Polonaise Op.26 No.1 and Barcarolle Op. 60 and Lecuona's Suite Andalucia. Comente aqui:
	Segunda-feira, Outubro 29, 2007 Posted by Clelia Gramophone has just recently released a review of the CD Francisco Mignone - Piano Music Click Here To View Comente aqui:
	Quinta-feira, Outubro 11, 2007 Posted by Clelia Two new enthusiastic reviews of the CD Mignone have just been released. To view them select the links below: TRIBUNA DA IMPRENSA (Portuguese) International Record Review (English) Comente aqui:
	Terça-feira, Outubro 09, 2007 Posted by Clelia In November Clélia will tour China for the third time. She will play solo recitals in several cities such as Beijing, HangZhou, He Fei, Shanghai and others. The programme will include works by Mozart, Chopin, Liszt and the four Brazilian composers celebrating anniversaires this year: Villa-Lobos (120), Francisco Mignone and Lorenzo Fernandez (110) and Camargo Guarnieri (100). Comente aqui:
	Quarta-feira, Outubro 03, 2007 Posted by Clelia On the 15th October Clélia will start a series of recitals aboard the P & O Aurora on a cruise to the Adriatic. She will play works by Mozart, Ravel, Liszt, Villa-Lobos, Mignone and Lecuona. The highlight of the tour will be a Chopin recital on the 19th October at the Valldemossa Monastery in Mallorca, where Chopin lived. Comente aqui:
	Sábado, Setembro 22, 2007 Posted by Clelia Read Clelia's interview at Revista Concerto Comente aqui: