- BeethovenSix Bagatelles, op. 126
- SchubertDrei Klavierstücke, D 946
- BrahmsKlavierstücke, op. 119
- DebussyA selection of pieces
Late, brief and intimate music, for an audience that listens closely.

“All shadow and hesitation, like someone trying to speak but getting lost in thought.”Luis, on this Intermezzo
A Yamaha International Artist, Luis performs as soloist and chamber musician across four continents.
Ten albums, reviewed in Gramophone, Fanfare and The Strad.
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Solo recitals and concertos. Where you see a play button, you can hear the piece.
Late, brief and intimate music, for an audience that listens closely.
Three composers, three answers to the question Beethoven left behind.

The works that have kept Luis company for years, set down at last. Schubert and Brahms at their most intimate, Beethoven’s late Bagatelles and Mozart’s fantasias, played as a single, personal arc.
“In the Sonata D.960, Magalhães makes the silences as expressive as the notes.”
DaCapo.pt
“…richly detailed, dynamic performances.”
Gramophone
“Jaw-dropping, mind-blowing… stratospheric excellence.”
Fanfare
Luis also writes. Mostly about music, sometimes about bicycles.
ListenBrahms, Intermezzo op. 119 no. 1
Full track on Apple Music