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Ao vivo - Live

Ao vivo - Live

Antonio Adolfo & Carol Saboya
Discos: MPB / Jazz

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Ficha técnica Discos

Sello Artezanal / Kuarup
Estilo MPB / Jazz
Año de Edición Original 2006
Concierto

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Carol Saboya (voz), Antonio Adolfo (piano, arreglos, dirección)

Cláudio Spiewak (guitarras), Gabriel Vivas (contrabajo), Carlomagno Araya (batería).

Grabado "ao vivo" (en directo) en el Maurice Gusman Concert Hall en el campus de la Universidad de Miami, el 8 de octubre de 2005, durante el Festival Miami 2005.

"Produced and Released in the U.S. with a repertoire such as the one performed here coupled with the excellent musicians featured in the recording, it is no wonder that Antonio Adolfo and Carol Saboya have a winning release under their belts. Father and daughter are totally at ease in this excellent album that the Brazilian International Press awarded the distinction of 2007’s Most Outstanding Music CD.
From the opening instrumental “Abertura,” the listener gets a pretty good idea of what’s to come. Mixing a U.S. standard with two Brazilian classics sets the mood for the album. The quartet goes right into a Bossa Nova groove with swinging bass, drums and guitar in “Você e Eu.” Carol’s captivating renditions finally satisfy all anticipation in “Fotografia,” in a very jazzy arrangement. She performs several well-known pieces from the Bossa Nova repertoire interspersed with other classics in Brazilian popular music. Dori Caymmi’s “O Cantador” (“Like a Lover”) is set in a medley with the folkloric piece “Meu Limão, Meu Limoeiro” and Gilberto Gil’s delicious “De Onde Vem o Baião.” Although Tom Jobim is represented here with a half dozen songs, the performers did not neglect other stellar Brazilian composers. We find Baden Powell, Pixinguinha, Ernesto Nazareth, Edu Lobo, Dorival Caymmi and others. Even Antonio Adolfo’s best known song, “Sá Marina,” gets its right place in this wonderful collection of Brazilian classics. In the middle of these great songs, Antonio Adolfo takes a moment half way through the show to pay tribute to two magnificent icons in Brazilian music: Pixinguinha and Ernesto Nazareth.
Ao Vivo – Live never loses its strength both vocally and instrumentally. Live recordings can sometimes be annoying with external sounds muffling the music and performers. That is not the case in this album. The audience was extremely respectful of the artists on stage. The result is an album full of energy and unforgettable music.

Veteran pianist composer and arranger Antonio Adolfo (Rio de Janeiro, 1947) has maintained a prominent position in Brazilian music. Raised in a musical family, Antonio started his musical studies on the violin at age 7. The piano came at age 15. In the late 1960’s and early 1970’s, together with composer Tibério Gaspar, Antonio became a household name in Brazil through various successful compositions, such as “Sá Marina,” “Teletema” and “BR-3.” His name was a constant presence in Brazilian novela soundtracks as well as music festivals.
Daughter Carol Saboya (Rio de Janeiro, 1975) did not fall far from the same tree. She had her first recording on the market at age 8, when she released the single “A Menina e a TV,” singing with showman Miéle. While growing up, she did back-up work for several Brazilian popular artists, such as Erasmo Carlos and Angela Rô Rô. In 1989, she moved to the U.S., where she lived for 2 years. She appeared in Sergio Mendes’ Grammy winning album Brasileiro, performed at the 1994 International Association of Schools of Jazz (IASJ) and finally had her first solo album Dança da Voz released in 1998. That year she was recognized as the best new singer in Brazil. With two albums released in the Japanese market and four others in Brazil, Ao Vivo – Live is her seventh CD." Egídio Leitão (musicabrasileira.org, 05.10.2007)

Temas

CD 1
01
Abertura: Rhapsody in blue / Aquarela do Brasil / Garota de Ipanema (instrumental)
George Gershwin / Ary Barroso / Antonio Carlos Jobim (Tom Jobim) - Vinicius de Moraes
02
Você e eu (instrumental)
Carlos Lyra - Vinicius de Moraes
03
Fotografia
Antonio Carlos Jobim (Tom Jobim)
04
Meu limão, meu limoeiro / De onde vem o baião / O cantador
Carlos Imperial - José Carlos Burle / Gilberto Gil / Dori Caymmi - Nelson Motta
05
Bonita
Antonio Carlos Jobim (Tom Jobim) - Ray Gilbert
06
Canto de Ossanha
Baden Powell - Vinicius de Moraes
07
Carinhoso / Bambino / Você me dá (instrumental)
Alfredo da Rocha Vianna (Pixinguinha) - Braguinha (João de Barro) / Ernesto Nazareth / Catulo da Paixão Cearense
08
Insensatez (instrumental)
Antonio Carlos Jobim (Tom Jobim) - Vinicius de Moraes
09
Wave (Vou te contar)
Antonio Carlos Jobim (Tom Jobim)
10
Passarim / Chovendo na roseira
Antonio Carlos Jobim (Tom Jobim)
11
Sa marina
Antonio Adolfo - Tibério Gaspar
12
Milagre 
Dorival Caymmi
13
Corrida de jangada
Edu Lobo - José Carlos Capinan (Capinan)
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