Songs of the 70's

Brazilian Songs

Joao Gilberto; Jorge Bem Jor; Bebel Gilberto & Clube do Balanco.

I could not play JOAO GILBERTO’s songs at this episode. I am so sorry!

Terra Brasilis, Silvio Barbado(conductor) Symphony #1 "Alvorada", Carlos Gomes(composer) Symphony #2 "A Viagem", Edino Krieger(composer) Symphony #3 "Sinfonia 2000", Ronaldo Miranda (composer) Symphony #4 "O Sol Do Terceiro Milenio", Almeida Prado(composer) Symphony #5 "O Canto do Cisne Negro", Villa Lobos(composer) Symphony #6 "Mestiço e Caboclo III", Egberto Gismonti(composer. Added symphonies: "Maracatu", "Modinha", "Ponteio" by Hekel Tavares (composer) and "O Trenzinho" by Villa

Bossa Nova is a style of Brazilian music popularized by Antônio Carlos Jobim, Vinicius de Moraes and João Gilberto.

"Music is one of the names of Brazil. Or at least one of the best known of all Brazilian things. Some say that bossa nova is the BG of New York.

João Donato, the creator of the bossa nova beat, according to João Gilberto himself. The story goes João inspired his guitar beat listening to Donato’s piano." The Brazilians

In memory of a great musicians who passed away much soon. Victor Assis Brasil, the legendary young Brazilian saxophonist & the bassist Antônio Álvaro Assumpção(Nico).

HEKEL TAVARES and VILLA-LOBOS: Orchestral Works - Arnaldo Cohen, piano - Orquestra Sinfônica Petrobras Pró Música - Roberto Tibiriçá, conductor.

Eterno Amor (Eternal Love)Raphael Veronese

"Girl From Ipanema" - Vinícius de Moraes and António Carlos Jobim.

The best sound of piano by Brazilian performers.

Carlos Gomes & Villa Lobos' Brazilian inspiration.