Resumo

Jorge Peixinho (1940-1995) foi um compositor central no movimento musical vanguardista português da segunda metade do século XX. Da sua colaboração com o violonista Lopes e Silva (1937-2019) no seio do Grupo de Música Contemporânea de Lisboa, resultaram 21 obras com violão, compostas ao longo de 24 anos (de 1971 a 1994). Em 2020, as obras Harmónicos I e Sine Nomine de Jorge Peixinho foram transpostas para violão e eletrónica, através de processos criativos colaborativos entre violonista e compositor. Na obra LLOCK de Nuno Peixoto de Pinho, composta a partir das obras L’Oiseau-Lyre e Cantos de Sophia de Jorge Peixinho, foi possível recriar postumamente um duo imaginado com Lopes e Silva, recorrendo a uma gravação do violonista e ao software Ableton Live.

Jorge Peixinho (1940-1995) was a major composer of the Portuguese musical movement of the second half of the twentieth century. His collaboration with the guitarist Lopes e Silva (1937-2019) in Grupo de Música Contemporânea de Lisboa gave birth to 21 guitar works, composed through 24 years (from 1971 to 1994). In 2020, Peixinho’s works Harmónicos i and Sine nomine were transposed to guitar and electronics, through collaborative creative processes between guitarist and composer. Exploring guitar and electronics potentials, performative proposals were developed which, while respecting composer’s indications, suggest new sonorities. On LLOCK by Nuno Peixoto de Pinho, crafted after Peixinho’s L’Oiseau-Lyre and Cantos de Sophia, it was possible to recreate posthumously an imagined duo with Lopes e Silva, resourcing to his recording and to the software Ableton Live.