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Maria Teresa De Noronha

on BBC One London

in a programme of fado, the folk music of Portugal.
With Raul Nery, Fonte Rocha, Portuguese guitars
Julio Gomes, Joaquim Do Vale, Spanish guitars
Joel Pina, bass guitar
Introduced by William Gilman.

This Portuguese aristocrat sings fado with an almost religious fervour. In her voice there is an awareness of the tragic meaning of existence and a rare genuineness of technique. Maria Teresa de Noronha comes from a family where fado and bullfighting, both of which have their roots deep in Portuguese culture, are living rather than dead arts. She is chiefly known outside Portugal to the connoisseurs, but within her own country she has a considerable popular following. She is married to the Count of Sabrosa, who is one of the leading guitarists in Portugal.

Contributors

Singer:
Maria Teresa de Noronha
Guitarist:
Raul Nery
Guitarist:
Fonte Rocha
Guitarist:
Julio Gomes
Guitarist:
Joaquim Do Vale
Bass guitarist:
Joel Pina
Presenter:
William Gilman
Designer:
Keith Norman
Presented by:
Patricia Foy

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