- Hino ao Inominável (feat. Marina Lima, Pedro Luís, Vitor da Trindade, Wagner Moura, Zélia Duncan, André Abujamra, Arrigo Barnabé, Bruno Gagliasso, Caio Prado, Chico Brown, Chico César, Chico Chico, Cida Moreira, Dora Morelenbaum, Héloa, José Miguel Wisnik, Leci Brandão, Lenine, Marina Iris, Mônica Salmaso, Paulinho Moska, Pericles Cavalcanti, Ricardo Aleixo & Thaline Karajá) - EP · 2022
- O Anel - Alaíde Costa Canta José Miguel Wisnik · 2020
- O Anel - Alaíde Costa Canta José Miguel Wisnik · 2020
- O Anel - Alaíde Costa Canta José Miguel Wisnik · 2020
- O Anel - Alaíde Costa Canta José Miguel Wisnik · 2020
- O Anel - Alaíde Costa Canta José Miguel Wisnik · 2020
- O Anel - Alaíde Costa Canta José Miguel Wisnik · 2020
- O Anel - Alaíde Costa Canta José Miguel Wisnik · 2020
- O Anel - Alaíde Costa Canta José Miguel Wisnik · 2020
- O Anel - Alaíde Costa Canta José Miguel Wisnik · 2020
- O Anel - Alaíde Costa Canta José Miguel Wisnik · 2020
- Saudade da Saudade - Single · 2020
- A Terra Plana (feat. Jussara Silveira, Lenna Bahule, Lívia Nestrovski, Marina Wisnik, Mônica Salmaso, Ná Ozzetti, Zahy Guajajara & Coral Güelinhas) - Single · 2020
Albums
- 2013
Singles & EPs
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About José Miguel Wisnik
A composer who brings his solid erudite foundation in literature and music to his songwriting, José Miguel Wisnik was revealed in the movement known as vanguarda paulista. Along with his own solo discography, his songs were recorded by artists like Gal Costa, Paulo Ricardo, Cida Moreira, Quarteto em Cy, Edson Cordeiro, Ná Ozzetti, Zizi Possi, Eliete Negreiros, and Vânia Bastos. From a very early age, he studied classical piano and theory. At 18, Wisnik performed as a soloist of the Orquestra Municipal de São Paulo, playing Camille Saint-Saens's Concerto n° 2. He began to write songs in the late '60s, while enrolled in the Literature course of the University of São Paulo (USP). In 1968, Alaíde Costa presented Wisnik's "Outra Viagem" at the Festival Universitário da TV Tupi. In the '70s and '80s he got his M.A. and PhD in literary theory, publishing books like O Som e o Sentido - Uma Outra História da Música (Companhia das Letras, 1989), along with essays and articles included in compilations. In the '90s he wrote two compositions for the modern ballet group Grupo Corpo, Nazareth (1993) and Parabelo (1994), the latter co-written by Tom Zé. Wisnik also wrote music for theater (for director Zé Celso Martinez Corrêa) and film soundtracks (Terra Estrangeira, by Walter Salles Júnior/Daniela Thomas, 1996). "Assum Branco" was included by Gal Costa in her Aquele Frevo Axé. ~ Alvaro Neder
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- Brazil
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