Voice · guitar · trumpet
Meditação
Tom Jobim & Newton Mendonça
Guitar · Voice · Collaboration
Artist
Brazilian traditions in dialogue with the world.
Carnegie Hall
Performer · Collaborator · Cultural Ambassador
Music across traditions
Welson Tremura is a Brazilian guitarist, vocalist, educator and scholar whose performances connect Brazilian popular and classical music with jazz, Latin American traditions and international concert practice.
His artistic work moves between solo performance, chamber music, large ensembles, interdisciplinary collaboration and educational outreach. The recordings below restore the repertoire presented on the original website while keeping this page fast: no external player loads until a listener presses play.
Audio archive
Featured recordings
Each recording uses a local MP3 automatically when one is available. Until then, the original SoundCloud track loads only after pressing play.
Voice · guitar · string trio
Pra Dizer Adeus
Edu Lobo & Torquato Neto
Voice · guitar · piano trio
Canto Triste
Edu Lobo & Vinicius de Moraes
Voice · guitar · piano · saxophone
Chovendo na Roseira
Tom Jobim
Voice · piano
Manhã de Carnaval
Luiz Bonfá
Solo guitar
Acalanto de Cordas
Welson Tremura
Voice · piano · saxophone
Luiza
Tom Jobim
Voice · guitar · cello quintet
Beatriz
Edu Lobo & Chico Buarque
Voice · guitars · bass
Los Hermanos
Atahualpa Yupanqui
Voice · guitar · electric guitar trio
A Paz
Gilberto Gil & João Donato
Voice · guitar · electric guitar · drums
Influência do Jazz
Carlos Lyra
Voice · guitar
Valsa Brasileira
Chico Buarque & Edu Lobo
Voice · guitar
Choro Bandido
Edu Lobo & Chico Buarque
Vocal and instrumental performance
Misa Criolla
Ariel Ramírez
Classical guitar
Crótalo
Mario Castelnuovo-Tedesco
Classical guitar
Procesión — Paso: Saeta
Mario Castelnuovo-Tedesco
Guitar ensemble
UF Guitar Ensemble Sample
University of Florida Guitar Ensemble
Video archive
Watch
Featured performance
Instrumental and vocal performance
Performance archive
Tremura & Lee
The Art of Music
Welson Tremura and trumpeter Randy Lee bring Brazilian choro, samba and bossa nova into conversation with nueva canción, jazz and European concert traditions.
The collaboration is presented as a major artistic project rather than a small external link, restoring its importance within Welson’s musical work.