Definition of Surdina. Meaning of Surdina. Synonyms of Surdina

- tracks. Trio Surdina Trio Surdina Interpreta Noel Rosa e Dorival Caymmi (Trio Surdina nº 2) Trio Surdina e Orquestra Léo Peracchi Trio Surdina nº 3 The initial...
- Valdés, Mongo Santamaría, Bola de Nieve and Peruchín. The Brazilian Trio Surdina recorded a samba-inflected version in 1953, while Jerry González y Los...
- (Suite for piano and guitar). In 1952, he formed his last ensemble, Trio Surdina, playing the guitar with Rafael Lemos Jr. (Fafá Lemos) on the violin and...
- Force, an experience that inspired him to write the romance Guerra em Surdina ("Muted War"). Due to the way that the Russian culture was seen in the...
- composer, and lyricist best known for his books of poetry including "Berro em Surdina" and his collaborations as a lyricist with Sueli Costa, João Donato, Dominguinhos...
- Barroso - w/Trio Surdina (1953) Stanislau Ponte Preta, Altamiro Carrilho & Miguel Gustavo (1959) Trapo de gente, Ary Barroso - w/Trio Surdina (1953) Tudo é...
- feminine: Spanish has sordina, plural sordinas; Portuguese has surdina, plural surdinas.[citation needed] The sordun or sordoni family are often confused...
- text: ETA Hoffmann Orfeo (1999–2000) for 5 players (also version for tape) Surdina (1999–2000) for alto solo Texts: Cecilia Meireles Black happiness 2 (1990–2001)...
- The big gap in between releases is due to the COVID-19 pandemic. July 9 Surdina Rodrigo Areias Comedy July 9 Cães que Ladram aos Pássaros Sofia Bost, Mariana...
- Silence") and the collection Poezii ("Poems"), followed in 1927 by Glasuri în surdină ("Muted Voices"). The latter novel, later republished with a foreword by...