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Brazilian composer Ágatha Lima is featured in Ö1 Talentebörse, a series by Austrian radio station Ö1, in a profile exploring her musical journey, academic background, and creative process. The article also highlights her international career and her work Aboio para Maria, which premiered in Rome in April 2026.
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In April 2026, composer and violinist Ágatha Lima led the concert introduction for Portuguese fado singer Carminho at the Wiener Konzerthaus in Vienna. The event was part of the Academy of Unlearning mentoring program.
Composer Ágatha Lima is featured in a concert by the Chiquinha Gonzaga Youth Symphony Orchestra, held in Rome as part of the celebrations marking 200 years of diplomatic relations between Brazil and the Holy See. The program includes Aboio para Maria, a new work by the composer selected through an open call. The performance celebrates the richness of Brazilian music and fosters a dialogue between tradition and contemporary creation at a major international cultural event.
The animated short film The Colour of God, directed by Jonas Rosicka, features music by Ágatha Lima and sound design by Timothei Georgiev. Produced in Austria, the film follows a man's encounter with God and is available on FilmFreeway.
Composer and violinist Ágatha Lima arranged the symphonic version of Feira de Mangaio, a classic by Sivuca and Glória Gadelha, performed at the Integration Concert featuring the Petrobras Symphony Orchestra and the Youth Academy at Rio de Janeiro’s Theatro Municipal. A former student of the Youth Academy, which she joined at the age of 14, Ágatha returns symbolically to the project that played a significant role in her musical development. She currently lives in Vienna, Austria, where she continues her musical studies.
Ágatha Lima wrote the orchestral arrangements for Pitty’s performance with Nova Orquestra at The Town festival in 2023. The show celebrated the 20th anniversary of the album Admirável Chip Novo, bringing together rock and orchestral music in a special performance.
Brazilian radio station Rádio MEC featured composer Ágatha Lima on Sala de Concerto, in an episode dedicated to Duo Adour, comprising soprano Andréa Adour and guitarist Fábio Adour. The program included Recuerdos de Cartagena, a song cycle composed by Ágatha Lima to texts by Gabriel García Márquez, alongside works by other contemporary composers and repertoire for soprano and guitar.