Brazil offers a great and luxurious musical variety, not only for its large extension of land, but also for the multiple cultural interchange established along centuries among the several peoples which contributed to the forming of its rich and varied musical map. From that triple (though not always conscious) alliance among the native Indigenous, the European colonizer and the African (those latter brought here as slave workers), resulted a "Brazility" feeling which is common to every country side, despite the distances that separate them: joyous, melancholic, nostalgic or ritual, Brazilian music is always the most authentically expression of its people, their happiness and sorrows. This work is an effort to display some Brazilian popular melodies arranged for violin and piano. The themes chosen, coming from the country as well as urban areas, are part of a repertoire quite familiar to every Brazilian, some of them already belonging for centuries to Brazil's memory. No intention of producing a scientific or musicological work has been nourished by the arrangers. What guided them in the choice of the songs presented in this book was, above all, a poetic sense and deep love for the music of their country. Enclosed are 19 violin solos on historic Brazilian themes. A free piano accompaniment is available online.

Introduction
A canoa virou
Balaio
Beira-mar
Coco do Engenho Novo
Estácio
Faz hoje um ano
Jabirá
Muié rendeira
O cravo brigou com a rosa
Ó mana, deixa eu ir! 
Os peixinhos do mar
Peixe vivo 
Prenda minha
Romance sertanejo
Sereno 
Terço
Terezinha de Jesus
Truléu 
Vinde, vinde, moços e velhos / Pai Francisco