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Tim Rescala
- Origin
- Rio de Janeiro, RJ
- Also known as
- Luiz Augusto Rescala
- Years Active
- 1980
- Genres
- classical music, children's music, soundtrack
- Instruments
- piano
Biography
Tim Rescala, born Luiz Augusto Rescala in Rio de Janeiro, is a renowned Brazilian composer, pianist, music producer, and humorist. His artistic career spans classical music, theater, and television, standing out for the versatility with which he moves between comedy and classical and children's musical creation.
In the radio and cultural outreach scene, he created and produces the program Blim-Blem-Blom, dedicated to introducing classical music to children in a playful way. In addition to his work in music, he has consolidated a career as an actor and theater director, having received important awards such as the Zilka Salaberry Award and the CBTIJ Award for his direction of the children's show Makuru - Um musical de ninar.
In television and film, he participated in high-impact productions, such as Escolinha do Professor Raimundo playing the character Capilé Sorriso, and worked on the musical direction of projects by Chico Anysio. His versatility also led him to act in feature films such as the musical movie Rock Estrela and the soap opera Direito de Amar.
Discography
- Cliché Music (1985)
- A Orquestra dos Sonhos (1997)
- Romance Policial (2002)
- Pianíssimo - A História de um Piano Encantado (2003)
- Desritmificações (2003)
- A Turma do Pererê (2004)
- Hoje É Dia de Maria 2 (2005)
- Na Cadência do Silêncio (In The Rhythm Of Silence) (2011)
- Meu Pedacinho de Chão - Música Original de Tim Rescala (2014)
- 7 Vezes (Seven Times) (2015)
- Velho Chico (Música Original de Tim Rescala) (2016)
- O Pequeno Príncipe (2018)
- Makuru (2018)
- The Little Prince (2019)
- Classical Tracks - Piano (2019)
- Fernão Capelo Gaivota (2021)
- Pluft, o Fantasminha, Edição Extra (Trilha Sonora Original) (2022)
- Pluft, o Fantasminha (Trilha Sonora Original) (2022)
- Parescências (2023)
- Auto da Compadecida, a Ópera (2024)