Egbero Gismonti/Brazil 2018

Gismonti, a great musician known as Brazil’s treasure, is known for his one-of-a-kind music that freely incorporates the diverse rhythms of Brazilian culture, neat and modern harmonies, and the free imagination of jazz.Even at the age of 70, Gismonti, a great musician, has mastered his technique. Listen to new developments from this amazing genius whose music continues to evolve! ! ! Gismonti, multi-instrumentalist/composer/arranger/music producer. He started playing classical piano at the age of 5 and mastered it completely in 15 years, and began playing the guitar at the age of 10, completely self-taught. There are countless musicians who admire Gismonti, such as John McLaughlin, Paco de Lucia, and even in Japan, Taro Hakase and Katsumi Watanabe, who are known as musicians’ musicians for his transcendental performances and difficult yet beautiful compositional techniques. there is no. Furthermore, Gismonti is in sync not only with technique, but also with the deep spirituality, wildness, and majesty of nature, which he gained by living with indigenous people in the depths of the Brazilian Amazon for two years in order to explore his roots. The large-scale performance that resonates deep within the soul is also captivating. Although they have completely different sounds depending on the time, they continue to release works of a high standard, and they are enthusiastically listened to not only by Brazilian music fans, but also in jazz, SSW, progressive rock, classical, rare groove, techno, etc., in some context in any era. A rare artist. Although Gismonchi turned 70 this year, he is showing off his transcendental technique to the fullest.The label’s own careful mastering of his latest live performance held in Sao Paulo, Brazil on November 4, 2018. A 2-disc set of 1 and a half hours of complete recording in the highest quality stereo sound has arrived! ! ! Now, Gismonti is a French composer/conductor/pianist who taught many important 20th century musicians, including Pierre Henry, Aaron Copland, Philip Glass, Keith Jarrett, and Donald Byrd. We have invited Rafael Martini, an accordionist and an artist representing Brazil’s new generation, who incorporates elements of the modern Argentine tango created by Astor Piazzolla, who studied with teacher Nadia Boulanger, to further Brazil. It seems like he is trying to develop his music and create something new. Come to think of it, last year he collaborated with Portugal’s María João and played beautiful music that mixed elements of fado with Brazilian music. Maybe Gismonti is trying to create a single trend by incorporating all the good things from all over Central and South America…The current live lineup includes Gismonti on guitar, Rafael on piano, and Felipe on cello, who is said to be the central figure of the new generation of Minas in Brazil. – Led by José’s trio, Grazi Virci, the best contemporary Brazilian female SSW vocalist with deep knowledge of Argentine tango, will be participating in several songs, featuring Gismonti, Brazil’s best musician, and the next generation with great sensitivity and talent. High-level music is being developed through the encounter with the young Brazilian lions who are responsible for this. Of course, at the beginning of the concert, Gismonti played the acoustic guitar with unimaginable skill, and the astonishing technique of using the right and left hands at the same time to bring out completely different tones from each, which is difficult to find in genres other than classical music. A solo performance on an acoustic piano that makes full use of the technique of playing is also featured. Live at SESC Belenzinho,Sao Paulo,Brazil November 04.2018 EX-AUD 2018 Original Remaster 87min Disc-1 1.Mestico & Caboclo – Danca des Cabecas 2.Alegrinho – Saudacoes 3.Forro – Caravela 4.Infacia 5.Retrato em Branco e Preto 6.Auto Retrato – Dom Quixote – Maratonista Disc-2 1.Memoria & Fado – Maracatu – Memoria & Fado 2.Realejo 3.7 Aneis – Sanfona 4.Fala de Paixao 5.Bodas de Prata 6.Carmen – Bianca 7.Cartas de Amor Egberto Gismonti – Acoustic Guitar,Piano Grazie Wirttti – Vocals Rafael Martini – Accordion Felipe Jose – Cello