Die Reihe “Classics of the Brazilian Choro – You are the Soloist!” ermöglicht Ihnen, die Choro-Musik Brasiliens zu entdecken. Sie machen diese Erfahrung indem Sie selbst diese Musik spielen, begleitet von einem hervorragenden Ensemble von Choro-Musikern. Jedes Buch der Reihe “Classics of the Brazilian Choro" stellt einen berühmten Komponisten dieses bemerkenswerten, in Europa noch weitgehend unbekannten, Musikstils vor, einschließlich seiner wichtigsten Kompositionen. Die Ausgaben enthalten eine Audio-CD sowie ein hochwertig gedrucktes Buch mit C-, Bb- und Eb-Stimmen, Interviews, Biografien und einen Überblick über die Geschichte des Choro. Texte in Englisch und Portugiesisch.
Using the CD, listen to the complete stereo tracks (with soloists) for your reference. Tune your instrument (flute, sax, clarinet or mandolin) using the tuning notes. Now have fun being the soloist, using the accompaniment tracks featuring a leading Choro Ensemble from Brazil.
Now you can play along with your own "Choro Ensemble," which will always be there for you, whether at home, on the road or at the beach.
Have fun and good training!
Soloists
Andrea Ernest Dias – flute
Antonio Rocha – flute
Carlos Malta – flute
Daniel Allain – flute
Daniel Dalarossa – flute
Daniela Spielmann – tenor sax
Dirceu Leite – flute
Dudu Oliveira – flute
Eduardo Neves – flute
Franklin da Flauta – flute
Léa Freire – flute
Leonardo Miranda – flute
Marcelo Bernardes – flute
Mário Sève – flute
Teco Cardoso – tenor sax and flute
Toninho Carrasqueira – flute A vida é um buraco” by Dudu Oliveira (flute); “Desprezado” by Carlos Malta (1st flute) and Leonardo Miranda (2nd flute); “Devagar e Sempre” by Daniel Allain (flute) and Teco Cardoso (tenor sax); “Diplomata” by Eduardo Neves (1st flute) and Franklin da Flauta (2nd flute); “Displicente” by Antonio Rocha (flute) and Daniela Spielmann (tenor sax); “Gargalhada” by Antonio Rocha (flute); “Gorjeando” by Teco Cardoso (flute); “Grilando” by Franklin da Flauta (flute); “Joaquim Virou Padre” by Daniela Spielmann (tenor sax), Daniel Dalarossa (1st flute), Marcelo Bernardes (2nd flute), and Dirceu Leite (3rd flute); “Os Cinco Companheiros” by Andrea Ernest Dias (1st flute) and Mário Sève (2nd flute); “Recordações” by Andrea Ernest Dias (flute); “Sentimento Oculto” by Toninho Carrasqueira (1st flute), Léa Freire (2nd flute), and Daniel Dalarossa (3rd flute).
Choro Ensemble Musicians: Paulão (7 cordas) (7-string guitar); Charlles da Costa (6-string guitar); Netinho Albuquerque (pandeiro); Alessandro Cardoso (cavaquinho). Choro Ensemble Musicians
Alessandro Cardoso – cavaquinho
Charlles da Costa – 6-string guitar
Netinho Albuquerque – pandeiro
Paulão (7 cordas) – 7-string guitar Arrangements for the choro ensemble (base music)
Alessandro Cardoso, Charlles da Costa, Paulão (7 cordas), Netinho Albuquerque and Daniel Dalarossa Arrangement for Sentimento Oculto attributed to Radamés Gnattali for flute trio. Recorded live on May 18, 1968 and registered for the LP ‘Pixinguinha/70’ (Museu da Imagem e do Som – MIS) (Image and Sound Museum) as a tribute to Pixinguinha, kindly provided by the family. Transcription of the three flutes in “Sentimento Oculto”
Alexandre Dias and Daniel Dalarossa Transcription of the tenor saxophone in “Devagar e Sempre” and “Displicente”
Daniel Dalarossa Edition and revision of scores
Tatiana Mazurek and Otávio Elias Dalarossa
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