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Amadeu de OliveiraPianist and organist

Repertoire by work, duration and ensemble

The Index

The Index gathers the working repertoire of Amadeu de Oliveira. Every entry carries the real performing duration and the smallest ensemble required, and can be filtered by the moment the music enters — from the processional in church to the closing piece of a concert. It is the same list used by event organisers, technical directors and cultural programmers.

How to read it

Choose the moment; the list answers with works

Filter by moment of the day and by ensemble. Duration settles most production questions: a processional rarely exceeds three minutes, an offertory asks for four or five, and a concert closing carries ten.

Select the works you want and take them with you into the proposal request — they reach us identified, and the answer comes back written around them.

42 of 42 works in the Index

Each entry carries the real performing duration and the smallest ensemble the work needs.
WorkSchool Duration 0 to 11 min EnsembleSelect
Estranha Forma de VidaAlfredo Marceneiro

Interpretado por fadista com piano — o toque português que os casais estrangeiros procuram.

Signature momentClosing
Portuguese3:30Piano and voice
Sonata em Ré maior R. 84Antonio SolerReceptionConcert openingIberian3:00Solo piano
Sonata em Dó menor R. 18Antonio SolerDinnerConcert openingIberian3:30Solo piano
Sonata em Dó sustenido menor R. 21Antonio SolerOffertory & communionDinnerIberian4:00Solo piano
Fandango R. 146Antonio Soler

Peça de encerramento — pede sala em silêncio e não funciona como música de fundo.

Signature momentClosing
Iberian11:00Solo piano
Verdes AnosCarlos ParedesSignature momentReceptionPortuguese3:00Solo piano, Piano and violin
Sonata em Lá maiorCarlos SeixasReceptionDinnerIberian3:00Solo piano
Tocata em Sol menorCarlos SeixasConcert openingReceptionIberian4:00Solo piano, Solo organ
Tocata em Ré menorCarlos SeixasOffertory & communionConcert openingIberian4:00Solo piano, Solo organ
Ave MariaCharles GounodOffertory & communionFrench3:00Organ and soprano, Piano and voice
Clair de LuneClaude DebussyReceptionSignature momentFrench5:00Solo piano
Panis AngelicusCésar FranckOffertory & communionFrench4:00Organ and soprano, Full ensemble
Sonata em Ré menor K. 1Domenico ScarlattiConcert openingReceptionIberian2:30Solo piano
Sonata em Si menor K. 27Domenico ScarlattiReceptionConcert openingIberian3:30Solo piano
Sonata em Ré menor K. 141Domenico ScarlattiSignature momentClosingIberian3:30Solo piano
Sonata em Si menor K. 87Domenico ScarlattiOffertory & communionClosingIberian4:30Solo piano, Solo organ
Sonata em Lá maior K. 208Domenico ScarlattiOffertory & communionDinnerIberian4:30Solo piano
Sonata em Mi maior K. 380Domenico ScarlattiReceptionConcert openingIberian4:30Solo piano
Sonata em Fá menor K. 466Domenico ScarlattiOffertory & communionClosingIberian5:00Solo piano
Sonata em Ré menor K. 213Domenico ScarlattiOffertory & communionDinnerIberian5:30Solo piano
Gymnopédie n.º 1Erik SatieReceptionDinnerFrench3:30Solo piano
Marcha Nupcial op. 61Felix MendelssohnRecessionalGerman4:30Solo organ, Full ensemble
Ave Maria D. 839Franz SchubertOffertory & communionGerman4:30Organ and soprano, Piano and voice
Noturno em Mi bemol maior op. 9 n.º 2Frédéric ChopinDinnerReceptionFrench4:30Solo piano
Balada n.º 1 em Sol menor op. 23Frédéric ChopinClosingConcert openingFrench9:30Solo piano
Cantique de Jean Racine op. 11Gabriel FauréOffertory & communionClosingFrench5:00Full ensemble, Organ and soprano
Pavane op. 50Gabriel FauréReceptionDinnerFrench6:00Solo piano, Piano and violin
Arrival of the Queen of Sheba HWV 67Georg Friedrich HändelProcessionalRecessionalGerman3:00Solo organ, Full ensemble
O mio babbino caroGiacomo PucciniSignature momentOffertory & communionItalian2:30Piano and voice, Organ and soprano
Trumpet VoluntaryJeremiah ClarkeProcessionalRecessionalGerman2:30Solo organ, Full ensemble
Canon em Ré maiorJohann PachelbelProcessionalGerman5:00Solo organ, Piano and violin, Full ensemble
Prelúdio em Dó maior BWV 846Johann Sebastian BachOffertory & communionReceptionGerman2:20Solo piano, Solo organ
Jesu, bleibet meine Freude BWV 147Johann Sebastian BachProcessionalOffertory & communionGerman3:30Solo organ, Organ and soprano, Solo piano
Air BWV 1068Johann Sebastian BachProcessionalSignature momentGerman5:00Piano and violin, Solo organ, Full ensemble
Toccata e Fuga em Ré menor BWV 565Johann Sebastian BachRecessionalClosingGerman9:00Solo organ
Cena Portuguesa op. 18José Vianna da MottaConcert openingDinnerPortuguese4:00Solo piano
Intermezzo de Cavalleria RusticanaPietro MascagniSignature momentClosingItalian3:30Piano and violin, Full ensemble
Outubro — Canção de Outono op. 37aPiotr Ilitch TchaikovskyDinnerConcert openingRussian4:30Solo piano
CoimbraRaul FerrãoReceptionSignature momentPortuguese3:00Piano and voice, Solo piano
Coro NupcialRichard WagnerProcessionalGerman3:00Solo organ, Full ensemble
Prelúdio em Sol sustenido menor op. 32 n.º 12Sergei RachmaninoffConcert openingClosingRussian2:30Solo piano
Laudate Dominum KV 339Wolfgang Amadeus MozartOffertory & communionGerman4:30Organ and soprano, Full ensemble

Questions

Questions we are asked about repertoire

Can I choose a work that is not in the Index?

Yes. The Index is the current working list, not the limit of the repertoire, which runs from Bach to the contemporary. A work outside the list needs lead time for study and a room rehearsal, and the proposal states that lead time explicitly.

Are the durations exact?

They are real performing durations, rounded to the half minute. They vary with the tempo chosen and with the acoustic of the room. For a moment on a fixed clock — a processional, the signing of the register — the work is adjusted in preparation to fit the time available.

What does 'minimum ensemble' mean?

It is the smallest ensemble in which the work still holds. Many works accept larger ones: a piece marked as solo organ can gain a soprano or a violin. The reverse is not true — a work written for ensemble cannot be reduced without losing what defines it.

What is the difference between the schools listed?

The school identifies each work's tradition of writing and performance: Iberian, German, French, Italian, Russian or Portuguese. It exists to build programmes with narrative coherence, instead of a sequence of well-known pieces with nothing between them.

Can you play contemporary music or film scores?

Yes, when it makes sense within the programme as a whole. The criterion is the same for all repertoire: the work has to survive being listened to attentively. Music that only functions as continuous background does not enter the Index, by choice.

Contact

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The proposal comes back with the written programme, the ensemble required and the technical requirements of the venue.

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