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TU.PI - Brasilianisches Musikfestival brings new Brazilian jazz talents to BerlinOn April 7, 2024, the TU.PI - Brasilianisches Musikfestival brings new Brazilian jazz talents to Berlin. Jazz mixed with Brazilian roots music, samba-jazz, a little pop and a Latin Grammy Award winner will shine on the line-up.
with three artists, in an event with six hours of music.
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Renato Anesi
Renato Anesi stands out as a composer and multi-instrumentalist. He has in-depth knowledge of string instruments such as mandolin, Brazilian guitar, cavaquinho, tenor guitar and classical guitar.
Born in Rio de Janeiro, he belongs to a generation influenced by rock and jazz, but also inherits the entire tradition of Brazilian instrumental music. Anesi shows virtuosity in his interpretation of genres such as choro, waltz and rhythms like baião, frevo and maracatu.
On stage, alongside Renato Anesi, will be percussionist, composer and researcher
Amoy Ribas. Born in Brasília, Amoy has lived in all four corners of Brazil, in India and has been in Berlin for the last six years. His work transcends the concept of percussion as simple accompaniment, searching for new sounds in the percussive universe, which makes his music vibrant and purposeful. His style has aroused the interest of greats such as Hermeto Pascoal, Gilson Peranzzetta, Martin Grubinger, Guinga, Jacques Morellenbaum, Joo Kraus, Ralf Schmid, Hamilton de Holanda, Raul de Souza, Toninho Horta, Joyce, Toninho Ferragutti, Arismar do Espirito Santo, Jeff Coffin and many others.
https://www.instagram.com/renato_anesi/
https://youtube.com/c/RenatoAnesi
Érico Moreira
You can be a musician, songwriter, performer, producer, arranger, recording and mixing engineer or take on other roles. However, there are very few artists who manage to encompass all these skills, as is the case with Erico Moreira, who took on all these responsibilities in the release of his latest album, "Dentro da Matrix". It's no wonder that this album, produced entirely independently, has been nominated for the 2022 Latin Grammy Awards
After being nominated for the second time in a row, Erico has just won the Latin Grammy in the Best Recording Engineering Album category. This time with the album "Canto a la Imaginación" by Catalan singer Marina Tuset, for which he was responsible for the production, recording and mixing.
⫷ Érico Moreira ⫸ (@erico_moreira) - Instagram photos and videos
https://www.facebook.com/ericomoreiramusic/
Érico Moreira - YouTube
Rubem Farias Trio
Listen to Rubem Farias' jam and you'll understand why the Brazilian and European jazz scene holds him in such high esteem.
Bassist, born in Salvador, Brazil, and currently based in Stockholm, Sweden, Rubem Faria is considered one of the best bassists today. With a solid and consolidated career, he has been involved in various projects related to instrumental music and jazz in different parts of the world. He is recognized for his extraordinary skills and virtuosity in the field of music, as well as his creativity as a composer and arranger. He also acts as musical director of Brazilian Day Stockholm, a major festival focused on Brazilian culture in the Swedish capital. Farias has performed with many artists in Brazil and around the world, including Mike Stern, Randy Brecker, Ale Möller, Robben Ford, Babak Amini, Bohuslan Big Band, Vince Mendonza, Malena Ernman, Nils Landgren, Leny Andrade, Raul de Souza, Filó Machado, Jair Oliveira, Flávio Venturini, Gilberto Gil, Bocato, among others.
He was featured in the 2023 Nobel Prize ceremony and is one of the headliners of the
Jazzahead festival 2024 in Bremen.
Rubem faria comes to TU.PI with a high-performance power trio to show off his
grooves, improvisations and harmonic richness of samba jazz.
On drums is Vitor Cabral, who has performed with Gal Costa, Ed Motta, Dominguinhos, Mano Brown and the new generation such as Xênia França, Marina Senna and Glória Groove. He is the creator and musical director of the first jazz-funk group in Brazil, Deep Funk Session, and also of the Genialf project - the avant-garde music of Johnny Alf, which aims to disseminate the work of the father of bossa nova, Johnny Alf.
On the piano, Danilo Andrade, who in the 2000s played with renowned drummer Wilson Meireles, one of the biggest names in Samba-Jazz in Brazil. In 2014, he recorded the album "Sonzeira Brasil BAM BAM BAM" in France. Two years later, he performed at the Montreux Jazz Festival in Tokyo. He has appeared on 80 albums (one of them, Gilberto Gil's "OK OK OK", winner of the Latin Grammy in 2019) and has also performed with Caetano Veloso, Gal Costa, Lulu Santos, Elza Soares, Ana Carolina, Vanessa da Mata, Ed Motta and Seu Jorge. Danilo now lives in Gothenburg, Sweden.
https://ffm.bio/rubemfarias
Between the concerts, videos will be shown about the rich production of Brazilian jazz in the 1960s and 1970s, with an emphasis on samba-jazz.
TU.PI
Contemporary Brazilian jazz
April 7th
doors 2pm
Renato Anesi - 3pm
Videos - 16:15
Érico Moreira - 16:45
Videos - 6pm
Rubem Farias - 18:30
Closing - 8pm
Jockel Berlin
Ratiborstraße 14c 10999 Berlin
Tickets on line: https://shop.ticketpay.de/NYY3ZQVI
Regular 20,00
Table 30,00 (one place in 4 places table)
Supported by @brasilianische_botschaft
Bruta Flor Productions
instagram.com/brutaflor.Productions
[email protected]
+49 163 5040139
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Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Jockel Biergarten Kreuzberg, Ratiborstraße 14C, 10999 Berlin, Deutschland,Berlin, Germany
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