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    Artists: 
    Daniil Trifonov, 
    São Paulo Symphony Orchestra

    MI HISTORIA AMERICANA – SUR

    2CD Digipack
    €22,99

    Release date: October 2, 2026

    Following his acclaimed album My American Story – North, star pianist Daniil Trifonov continues his journey through the Americas. With Mi Historia Americana – Sur, he turns his attention to South America and the Caribbean, presenting a program that combines beloved repertoire from the region with his own discoveries.

     

    The album features piano works by Gabriela Lena Frank, Ginastera, Guarnieri, Lecuona and Villa-Lobos, alongside Trifonov’s own tango. Two orchestral works with the São Paulo Symphony Orchestra broaden the scope of the album: Ary Barroso’s popular Aquarela do Brasil and the world-premiere recording of Osvaldo Golijov’s vividly coloured Cuadros del Sur.

     

    Spanning Brazil, Cuba, the Dominican Republic, Peru and Argentina, Trifonov creates a richly layered musical panorama. At the same time, the album gains a personal dimension through Trifonov’s close connection to the region, lending this musical journey of discovery a special significance.

     

    Tracklisting

     

    CD1

    1. Barroso: Aquarela do Brasil (Arr. Grau for Piano, Percussion & Orchestra)

    2.-5. Frank: Sonata Andina

    6. J.F. García: Sambumbia No. 1, "Dominican Rhapsody"

    7. – 9. Ginastera: Piano Sonata No. 2, Op. 53

    10. Camilo: Suntan (Transcr. Trifonov for Piano)

    11. Lecuona: Y la negra Bailaba!

    12. Lecuona: La Comparsa

     

    CD2

    1.-15. Golijov, Grau: Cuadros del Sur

    16. Villa-Lobos: Valsa da dor

    17. Bullumba Landestoy: El vals de Santo Domingo

    18. Ginastera: Milonga, Op. 3

    19. Trifonov: Tango

    20. Bullumba Landestoy: Estudio en Samba

    21. Guarnieri: Dansa Negra

    22. – 25. Villa-Lobos: Bachianas Brasileiras No. 4, W264

    26. O.L. Fernández: II. Suave acalanto [Suite brasileira No. 1]

    27. Golijov: Levante (Arr. Brunetti for Piano)

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