Aleh Ferreira (Sao Paulo, October 27, 1966) is a mandolin player, arranger and composer brasileiro.1

At age 6 he began to strum the guitar. At 9 learned ukulele, mandolin going for 11 years. At the age of 13 was already a professional, playing with Altamiro Carrilho, Nelson Ukulele Night Illustrated, Ataulfo Alves Júnior, Moreira da Silva, Zé Keti, Demons of drizzle, Emilinha Borba and other great names of Brazilian music. Self-taught musician, presents classics and other popular Brazilian well.

In 1993 he recorded his first CD with his works and other authors. Among his written works, highlight the album Aleh Ferreira live, performed under project Instrumental SESC Paulista.



Aleh Ferreira, 2013 (photo: Manu Riffi / Culture RJ)
In his discography listed works of his composition targeted to cry, preferred musical style by composer. In 2000, made presentations of Brazilian popular music with Alessandro Penezzi, Johannesburg and Luanda, with support from the Embassy of Brazil, celebrating the Independence of Angola.

In addition to refined cries, composed the first Brazilian suites for solo cello, written by cellist Julius Ortiz Cerezo. He wrote concertos for piano and symphony orchestra, for oboe and string orchestra and cello and string orchestra