Saturday, September 30, 2006

Paulo Moura & Os Batutas: Pixinguinha

Today I received and have already enjoyed listening to my copy of Paulo Moura's award-winning cd-issue, 'Pixinguinha', a live-recording of a concert at The Carlos Gomes Theatre in August 1996, released 1998. As the title suggests, the music on the cd is devoted to compositions by Pixinguinha, and what a thrill it is to listen to these up-dated versions of classic choro. Reedplayer Paulo Moura unites with an ensemble of very skilled musicians, re-creating the spirit of Pixinguinha's famous group, Os Oito Batutas: Jorge Simas (violão de 7 cordas), Marcio (cavaquinho), Jorginho (pandeiro), Zé da Velha (trombone), Joel da Nascimento (bandolim) and Jovi & Marcal (percussion).
It's a pleasure to celebrate the 50th entry at this blog recommending this great live-recording by Paulo Moura & Os Batutas. Tracklist inserted below.
1. Ainda Me Recordo 2. Segura Ele 3. Proezas De Solon 4. Cochichando 5. Ingenuo 6. Lamentos 7. Carinhoso 8. Misura E Manda 9. Batuque Na Cozinha 10. Oito Batutas 11. Pelo Telefone 12. Rosa 13. Naquele Tempo 14. Vou Vivendo 15. Um A Zero 16. Urubu Malandro

I also recommend a visit at Paulo Moura's official web. At his website you are having the opportunity to listen to lengthy audio tracks from his large output, moreover various video clips are available, too.

Jo


4 Comments:

Anonymous Anonymous said...

Congratulations Jo, with your 50th blog. As you know Choro music seems to be a forgotten music style in Western society, but thanks to your blog a lot of people all aroud the world will learn about this great music style of artists like Pixinguinha, Jaco do Bandolim or one of those thousand anonymous Brazilian cavaquinho players.

Hans (Durium)

30 September, 2006  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

congrats Joergen , and keep up the good work, I hope you have read my entry re Gaston Lobo from a recording session in 1932, we need to keep awareness of all older South American musics (and so little is being written about choro), thank you very much, Yves Francois

01 October, 2006  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Congratulations, jo,

Your choro blog has reached today more visitors then ever. Feel it as a sign to continue this importante task !!

Keep swinging

Hans

01 October, 2006  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Dear Jo,

As you know, choro laid the basis for the unique approach how Oscar Aleman fingerpicked his jazz tunes!

Gracias mil por su contribution,
andale por 50 contributiones mas!

Un gran abrazo,

Teodoro

02 October, 2006  

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