Howard Alden Plays Jacob do Bandolim, Live
Several jazz musicians have been attracted by Brazilian music styles like the samba and the bossa nova, recently the Brazilian choro has also found followers among established performers of American jazz. Here we can document the inspiration drawn from choro by inserting a couple of video fragments from a jazz concert earlier this year. The well known jazzguitarist Howard Alden and his ensemble including Duke Heitger, trumpet; Dan Barrett, trombone; Dan Block, Scott Robinson, reeds; Jon Burr, bass; Pete Siers, drums, devoted a part of their live performance to music by Jacob do Bandolim. - Here is first a trio version of Jacob's "Simplicidade"
Next video features full ensemble playing Jacob's "Benzinho"
Duke Heitger, trumpet, is featured soloist on "Mighalas de amor"
The set devoted to Jacob do Bandolim closes with an ensemble version of "Assanhado"
A Merry Christmas - Feliz Natal! to readers and followers of this blog.
Jo
Next video features full ensemble playing Jacob's "Benzinho"
Duke Heitger, trumpet, is featured soloist on "Mighalas de amor"
The set devoted to Jacob do Bandolim closes with an ensemble version of "Assanhado"
A Merry Christmas - Feliz Natal! to readers and followers of this blog.
Jo
3 Comments:
This sounds exciting. I haven't heard much about Brazilian choro music but these videos look incredible.
Thanks Jo for this great Xmas present! :-)
Hans
This is incredible... one blog wrote in english about brazilian music ! The chorinho songs is the most beautiful brazilian songs in my opinion... is the jazz for brazilian people, is the love on song, is art.
if you want will go to my blog and learn a little beat more about Brazil, brazilians and our culture.
Hugs.
(have a translator page in the right side in the top of page!!)
http://reaprendendoaserbrasileira.blogspot.com/
Bárbara Elza.
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