Cartas Celestes 13

Jose Antonio Rezende de Almeida Prado referred to his vast set of 18 Cartas Celestes as an "incredible journey," and the final three were completed just months before his death. Following the luminous Brazilian night skies of No. 13, the poetic references of the final trilogy refer to constellations named after animals, Grecian and Egyptian mythology, and one last homage to a pivotal figure in Brazilian literature. This is the final volume of Aleyson Scopel's world premiere recording of the 15 Cartas Celestes for solo piano.