- event type:Festival
- date:30 Oct 2010
- time:21:00 - 04:00
- city/area:Copenhagen
- venue:Copenhagen JazzHouse
- country:Denmark
- style(s):Brazilian
- event posted by:Scubidu Music
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II Brazilian Night in Copenhagen
Copenhagen's JazzHouse will host for the second time an evening full of the best Brazilian music.
On Saturday, October 30th, the II Brazilian Night in Copenhagen will take place, portraying a sample of what is best in instrumental, songwriting and groovy beats from Brazil.
Sponsored by the Government of the State of São Paulo, the Danish public will have the opportunity to enjoy 4 concerts and 1 DJ Set, starting at 9PM and ending with Brazilian music to dance throughout the night.
The program includes legendary instrumental jazz group Nenê Trio, followed by the virtuoso duo formed by guitar player Alessandro Penezzi and clarinetist Alexandre Ribeiro.
The line-up follows with Danilo Moraes e os Criados Mudos, a proeminent young songwriter whose songs are demanded by young singers in Brazil. Then the impressive Trio Corrente comes up in stage to finish in style, with improvisation and diverse rythims from Brazil.
After the concerts, DJ Tudo will drive the dance floor crazy with his rare grooves and energetic brazilian rhythms.
Line-up
• Nenê Trio
• Alessandro Penezzi & Alexandre Ribeiro
• Danilo Moraes e os Criados Mudos
• Trio Corrente
• DJ Tudo
Nenê Trio
http://www.boranda.com.br/nenetrio
he verve of Realcino Lima Filho, aka Nenê, will always be celebrated for the importance of their work. Internationally known for the talent and uniqueness of his drum playing, and also for his work as a composer, arranger and educator; the “gaucho” (born in Porto Alegre – south of Brazil), builds incredible atmospheres in his compositions.
Nenê recorded some of the Brazilian music landmark albums throughout his career, such as “Sanfona” (1981) with Egberto Gismonti, for the ECM label, “Ao vivo em Montreaux” (1979) with Hermeto Pascoal, “Clube da Esquina 2” (1978) with Milton Nascimento, and “Falso Brilhante” (1976), with Elis Regina. He also played with major jazz musicians such as Charlie Haden, Steve Lacy and Richard Galliano, just to name a few.
Released in 1983, “Bugre” Nenê´s first solo album was chosen by the French magazine, Jazz Hot, as one of the ‘year’s top 10’. In 1997, “Suite Curral del Rey” was nominated for “Best Latin Jazz Album”. Celebrating more then four decades as a drummer, Nenê keeps innovating and renewing his music.
Nenê – drums
Alberto Luccas – bass
Írio Jr. - bass
Alessandro Penezzi
http://www.alessandropenezzi.com
Alessandro Penezzi is an outstanding guitar player from Sao Paulo. His language is Choro _ Brazilian popular instrumental music_ but his performance goes beyond. Besides the influences of Baden Powell, Edu Lobo e Egberto Gismonti that could be noticed all along his work, Alessandro shows with incredible agility and sensibility a musical personality that makes the audience be sure to be in front of one of the best Brazilian guitar players in activity.
This year, he's touring with the very reknowed bass player Sizao Machado, who played with Chet Baker, Milton Nascimento, Joyce, Nicola Estilo among others and the young talented drumer Alex Buck.
Alessandro Penezzi – acoustic guitar
Alexandre Ribeiro – clarinet
Danilo Moraes e os Criados Mudos
http://www.danilomoraes.com
Danilo Moraes is composer, singer and guitar player from São Paulo, Brazil. From an early age Danilo his lived music; his father is well-know for his work at Premeditando o Breque and Danilo has since performed with many renowned artists such as Chico César, Miriam Maria, CéU, Ceumar, etc.
Danilo's fist solo CD was released in 2003 and received enthusiastic reviews by critics in Brazil. In 2004 he moved from his home in Brazil to France, where he performed in Paris and in other cities around Europe. While in France, Danilo recorded 51, a partnership with Ricardo Teté. The CD was released only in the French market and included Contabilidade, a song that one year later was awarded the 1st Prize on Cultra TV Music Festival. The song was chosen by the jury for better representing the new music of Brazil. They received the prize from the hands of Gilberto Gil, Brazilian music legend and Minister of Culture.
As a result of winning the Festival, they recorded a new album called A Torcida Grita, released in 2007 and available globally on iTunes. In 2006, Danilo's talent as a composer was recognized on its highest level when he finished the Visa Prize of Brazilian Music in 2nd place. His songs can be found on his two CDs: Danilo Moraes, his first solo album, released in 2003 and A Torcida Grita and 51, both released together with Ricardo Teté. Recently, Brazilian singer Céu recorded on her debut album Mais um lamento, a song composed by her and Danilo Moraes and which is receiving accolades from fans in Brazil and abroad.
Danilo Moraes – vocals, electric and acoustic guitar, tenor guitar
Guilherme Kastrup – drums, percussion and sampler
Zé Nigro – bass and keyboard
Trio Corrente
http://www.myspace.com/triocorrente
The Trio Corrente is an all star cast from the highest echelons of the São Paulo scene that includes Edu Ribeiro, the sensational drummer for Chico Pinheiro or Yamandu Costa, while pianist Fabio Torres is currently working with Joyce and bassist Paulo Paulelli is a mainstay in the bands of Ivan Lins and Rosa Passos, historical figures both. As a trio their star is in the ascendance in this most jazz inclined of Brazilian cities. Their eponymous debut Corrente (Maritaca) boldly recasts the high watermarks of composers that reflect the breadth of Brazilian music, from Jobim to Pixinguina, from the perspective of a typically discursive contemporary piano trio. Fender Rhodes lends a funky edge to proceedings and the playing for all three is extremely agile, the arrangements often breathtaking, as they move across rich rhythmic terrain of bossa, samba and choro, always with that Brazilian gift for equal parts lightness of touch and heavy grooving that stimulates the musical pleasure centres.
Edu Ribeiro (Drums)
Fabio Torres (Piano)
Paulo Paulelli (Bass)
Alfredo Bello aka DJ Tudo
http://www.myspace.com/djtudo
Acoustic and electric bass, samplers, percussion, keyboards, synthesizers and schedules are part of everyday life of the musician, producer and researcher.
He has recorded or performed with Lee Scratch Perry, Adrian Sherwood, Otto, Apollo 9, Ligiana with bands Owner Zica and Pedra Branca. Produced albums for Junio Barreto, Gero Camilo, Cérebro Eletrônico, porcas Borboletas and Ortinho (quoting a few). With Simone Sou and Marcelo Monteiro, had the "Projeto Cru", whose CD is the soundtrack to the movie by Beto Brant "Love second B. Schanberg and will track the upcoming movie by Beto Brant in 2011.
Renowned for his trips to the "discovery" of Brazil, since the year 2000, Alfredo travels the country registering manifestations of traditional Brazilian culture. Created in 2004 the label "Mundo Melhor(Better World)" with the aim of making public the collection, where has released 20 albums.
All this added and mixed, there is the figure of "DJ Tudo", a character marked by its particular sound trip.
Management and further information:
Flavio de Abreu
Scubidu Prods. www.scubidu.com.br
flabreu@scubidu.com.br