Wilson Fonseca

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Wilson Dias da Fonseca (17 November 1912 – 24 March 2002) was a Brazilian maestro, composer, conductor and writer. He was born in Santarém, Pará, and died in Belém, aged 89.

Principal Works[]

• "Hymn of Santarém" ("Hino de Santarém").
• "One Poem of Love" ("Um Poema de Amor").
• "Land Beloved" ("Terra Querida").
• "Legend of Bouto" ("Lenda do Boto").
• "500 Years America" - symphonic poem (1992).
• "Blue Tapajós" ("Tapajós Azul") - waltz.
• "Amazonian Symphony" ("Sinfonia Amazônica").
• "Vitória-Régia, O Amor Cabano" - opera.

External links[]

• Santarem (in Portuguese)
• Dicionário MPB (in Portuguese)

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