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Sources: 1. 1963 - Catalog published for the music magazine of the OAS; 2. 1968 - Updated catalog. Published in August 1968 by the Cultural Sector of the Brazilian Delegation in Geneva; 3. 1977 - Updated catalog. Published by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in April 1977, researched by Gisele Santoro; subsequently published by the Ministry of Education; 4. 1994 - Catalog published by Vasco Mariz; 5. 1997 - Complete catalog - research by Jeannette Herzog; 6. 2002 - Online catalog - research by Alessandro Santoro. The catalog is being constantly updated with information from the composer's original manuscripts. Observations: The Catalog divides Claudio Santoro's works into 20 sections, with the first 13 sections based on vocal and/or instrumental formations, and sections 14 to 20 considering the specific functions of other works. Each work is identified by a code composed of two elements separated by a dot: the first element indicates the section of the catalog, and the second element indicates the order of the work within that section. For cycles of works with a general title, the code is followed by numbers in parentheses indicating the quantity of works in the cycle or specifying a specific work. The codes are also used to reference works within the Catalog, regardless of the sections in which they are coded. The second column of the Catalog provides information about the title, text, dedication, premiere, transcription (if applicable), observations, editor, and whether the work is a transcription of another composition by the composer. The remaining columns provide additional specific information. |