DULCE AURIEMO
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BIOGRAPHY
BIOGRAPHY
Dulce Auriemo was born in São Paulo, Brazil, where she graduated with a BA degree in Communication Studies. Her career has consistently been guided towards cultural activities. From early on, she has participated in important literary movements and focused her studies on music and voice techniques. Her passion for music, has kept always her near her favorite instruments: the piano the classical guitar and the flute. Paulinho Nogueira and Amilton Godoy, two of the great masters of the Brazilian Popular Music (MPB), have been her mentors, best friends, and musical partners. With the guitar player Paulinho Nogueira, she authored eight songs: “Coração Violão (Heart and Guitar)”, “Estandarte das Estrelas” (Flag of the Stars), “Poesia” (Poetry), “Pequeno Cais” (Small Pier), “Bolerando em terças” (Bolero in Thirds), “Simples Brincadeira” (A Simple Game), “Em Sintonia” (In Tune) and “É Natal” (It’s Christmas). In partnership with the piano player, Amilton Godoy she authored, “Notas que Falam” (Speaking Notes).
Dulce began her trajectory as a composer, poet, and singer for her own songs. She recorded her first album in 1986, with 12 works (lyrics and melodies) of her authorship—“Como um Sonho” (Like a Dream). A second edition of this album came out in 2002. In addition, she produced various musical projects with her great mentor and supporter, master of piano and modern harmony, arranger, and instrumentalist for her songs, Amilton Godoy. A highlight of her career so far has been the award winning bilingual edition of Piano Solo—Brazilian Composers, a two-volume album that includes music sheets and CDs: “Piano Solo Compositores Brasileiros” Volume I (Dulce Auriemo) e
Volume II (Amilton Godoy).
Other related activities also speak to Dulce’s commitment to art and culture. She was the Director for Cultural Activities Promotion, at the Esporte Clube Pinheiros for 11 years (1990-2001). Also, she was the first Cultural Director of the ACESC (São Paulo Association of Sports Club and Cultural Memberships). In 2000 she developed the Interclubs Cultural Marathon in collaboration with the State Board for Cultural Activities. In association with CLAM, Zimbo Trio’s school of music, she has coordinated a project entitled “Saude em Concerto” (Health in Concert), where she frequently presents live music in various branches of Delboni Auriemo Medical Diagostic Center. She is a member of União Brasileira de Escritores - UBE/SP, Grupo de Escritores do Clube Pinheiros and “Rede de Escritoras Brasileiras”– REBRA. She is also the Director for Musical Art of AMEM—a Charity Organization.
Dulce has composed more than fifty songs recorded on CDs and published with music sheets and arrangements for Piano Solo, choirs, and orchestras.
She created the Espantaxim Projet.
Espantaxim Project:
Dulce is married and has four children and eight grandchildren. The arrival of her first few grandchildren inspired her to begin working on Children’s Music and Literature. Soon after, she published the book/CD “Espantaxim and the Magic Castle— 14 songs by Dulce Auriemo”. As a committed supporter for the arts and a constant nurturer of music and poetry, through Espantaxim she has been able to enter children’s universe with a new idea, born from an original history: eighteen characters and music that ensemble a rich collection of typical Brazilian rhythms.
Dulce is the author of various books and Cds related to the characters of the Magic Castle. She is the Founder and Director of D. A. Artistic Productions and of the Record Label D.A. Music. With the collaboration of the D.A. team, the development of this current cultural project has been made possible. The Espantaxim project has been adopted by hundreds of schools and charitable institutions. Having a pedagogical purpose and function (for pre-school audiences) this project leads children to the love of music and literature. As well, through the characters, stories, and songs, the importance of environmental conservation and of the cultivation of world peace is emphasized. The Espantaxim Project was first published in September, 2002 and it has already reached millions of people of all ages, through performances in theaters, clubs, schools, bookstores, social activism, and charitable institutions.
The Espantaxim Project site is: www.espantaxim.com.br
Dulce Auriemo was born in São Paulo, Brazil, where she graduated with a BA degree in Communication Studies. Her career has consistently been guided towards cultural activities. From early on, she has participated in important literary movements and focused her studies on music and voice techniques. Her passion for music, has kept always her near her favorite instruments: the piano the classical guitar and the flute. Paulinho Nogueira and Amilton Godoy, two of the great masters of the Brazilian Popular Music (MPB), have been her mentors, best friends, and musical partners. With the guitar player Paulinho Nogueira, she authored eight songs: “Coração Violão (Heart and Guitar)”, “Estandarte das Estrelas” (Flag of the Stars), “Poesia” (Poetry), “Pequeno Cais” (Small Pier), “Bolerando em terças” (Bolero in Thirds), “Simples Brincadeira” (A Simple Game), “Em Sintonia” (In Tune) and “É Natal” (It’s Christmas). In partnership with the piano player, Amilton Godoy she authored, “Notas que Falam” (Speaking Notes).
Dulce began her trajectory as a composer, poet, and singer for her own songs. She recorded her first album in 1986, with 12 works (lyrics and melodies) of her authorship—“Como um Sonho” (Like a Dream). A second edition of this album came out in 2002. In addition, she produced various musical projects with her great mentor and supporter, master of piano and modern harmony, arranger, and instrumentalist for her songs, Amilton Godoy. A highlight of her career so far has been the award winning bilingual edition of Piano Solo—Brazilian Composers, a two-volume album that includes music sheets and CDs: “Piano Solo Compositores Brasileiros” Volume I (Dulce Auriemo) e
Volume II (Amilton Godoy).
Other related activities also speak to Dulce’s commitment to art and culture. She was the Director for Cultural Activities Promotion, at the Esporte Clube Pinheiros for 11 years (1990-2001). Also, she was the first Cultural Director of the ACESC (São Paulo Association of Sports Club and Cultural Memberships). In 2000 she developed the Interclubs Cultural Marathon in collaboration with the State Board for Cultural Activities. In association with CLAM, Zimbo Trio’s school of music, she has coordinated a project entitled “Saude em Concerto” (Health in Concert), where she frequently presents live music in various branches of Delboni Auriemo Medical Diagostic Center. She is a member of União Brasileira de Escritores - UBE/SP, Grupo de Escritores do Clube Pinheiros and “Rede de Escritoras Brasileiras”– REBRA. She is also the Director for Musical Art of AMEM—a Charity Organization.
Dulce has composed more than fifty songs recorded on CDs and published with music sheets and arrangements for Piano Solo, choirs, and orchestras.
She created the Espantaxim Projet.
Espantaxim Project:
Dulce is married and has four children and eight grandchildren. The arrival of her first few grandchildren inspired her to begin working on Children’s Music and Literature. Soon after, she published the book/CD “Espantaxim and the Magic Castle— 14 songs by Dulce Auriemo”. As a committed supporter for the arts and a constant nurturer of music and poetry, through Espantaxim she has been able to enter children’s universe with a new idea, born from an original history: eighteen characters and music that ensemble a rich collection of typical Brazilian rhythms.
Dulce is the author of various books and Cds related to the characters of the Magic Castle. She is the Founder and Director of D. A. Artistic Productions and of the Record Label D.A. Music. With the collaboration of the D.A. team, the development of this current cultural project has been made possible. The Espantaxim project has been adopted by hundreds of schools and charitable institutions. Having a pedagogical purpose and function (for pre-school audiences) this project leads children to the love of music and literature. As well, through the characters, stories, and songs, the importance of environmental conservation and of the cultivation of world peace is emphasized. The Espantaxim Project was first published in September, 2002 and it has already reached millions of people of all ages, through performances in theaters, clubs, schools, bookstores, social activism, and charitable institutions.
The Espantaxim Project site is: www.espantaxim.com.br
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