The sixth was written for flute and bassoon, while the ninth of these opens with a movement marked "vagaroso e mistico."  
The sixth was written for flute and bassoon, while the ninth of these opens with a movement marked "vagaroso e mistico."  The second was adapted from pieces originally written for piano and cello and features movements such as "Woodland Memory" and "Song of the Hoodlum."  Written by the composer of three African Dances and a "Rough Poem" for Arthur Rubenstein, the most commonly performed may be the fifth, scored for soprano and eight cellos and consisting of a dance subtitled "Hammered" and an aria written seven years earlier with a text taken from a poem by Ruth Correa.  Each movement in the set is given two titles, one classical and one in the composer's native language.  FTP identify this collection of nine nationalistic pieces written by Heitor Villa-Lobos [vee-yuh YO-bozh].
The sixth was written for flute and bassoon, while the ninth of these opens with a movement marked "vagaroso e mistico."  
Bachianas Brasileiras