The Brazilian Arrangements of Radamés Gnattali
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https://doi.org/10.33956/tensoesmundiais.v2i3%20jul/dez.741Keywords:
Music, Vargas, mass communication, Radamés GnattaliAbstract
In this article, we throw light upon the musical arrangements of maestro Radamés Gnattali that were performed in an innovative way in the program A Million Melodies. During the Vargas government, the convergence of capitalist investment with a culture-propagating mass media allowed the popularization and standardization of a new style, which his arrangements facilitated. This transformed pop music and helped samba, above all, become a national symbol.
We conclude that the music diffused by the National Radio in the 40s and 50s influenced Brazilian territorial integration and the creation of a national feeling
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