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Boss65 - Celebrating Carlos Lyra and Roberto Menescal

Bossa 65 - Celebrating Carlos Lyra and Roberto Menescal

Antonio Adolfo
Discos: Jazz / Bossa nova

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Ficha técnica Discos

Sello	AAM Music
Estilo	Jazz / Bossa nova
Año de Edición Original	2023
Instrumental

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Antonio Adolfo (piano, voz, arreglos)

Jessé Sadoc Jr. (trompeta, flugelhorn), Danilo Sinna (saxo alto), Marcelo Martins (saxo tenor, flauta), Rafael Rocha (trombón), Lula Galvão (guitarras), Jorge Helder (contrabajo), Rafael Barata (batería, percusión), Dada Costa (percusión).

Edición en formato Digipack.

"Apresentada em 1958 por João Gilberto (1931 – 2019), a batida diferente do violão do músico, geradora da música e do movimento rotulados como Bossa Nova, completa 65 anos em 2023.
Pianista, compositor e arranjador influenciado pelas harmonias modernistas de Antonio Carlos Jobim (1927 – 1994), o carioca Antonio Adolfo alude à efeméride no título do próximo álbum do artista, Bossa 65. Já o subtítulo, Celebrating Carlos Lyra and Roberto Menescal, explicita o recorte do disco.
Como já lançou recentemente álbum em tributo a Tom, Jobim forever (2021), Adolfo optou por enfatizar em Bossa 65 os cancioneiros de dois grandes compositores associados ao gênero que permanecem vivos. Carlos Lyra festeja 90 anos em maio. Roberto Menescal está com 85 anos, completados em outubro de 2022." Mauro Ferreira (g1.globo.com, 28.04.2023)

"Bossa Nova was the most important musical movement to come out of Brazil in the 20th Century. It attracted dozens of composers, singers and musicians who got together in small apartments in Copacabana and Ipanema to play their music. A number of those composers gained international fame, spreading the music around the world. Today, Bossa Nova is still the most influential Brazilian music style and has been assimilated by musicians from many cultures.
Of course, when you think of Bossa Nova, the first name that comes to mind is Antonio Carlos Jobim, but he's not alone in the pantheon of great Bossa artists. Others, like Joao Gilberto, Johnny Alf, Joao Donato, Marcos Valle, Durval Ferreira, Mauricio Einhorn, Carlos Lyra, Vinicius de Moraes, Roberto Menescal and Ronaldo Boscoli, are also very important in creating the art form.
For this project, I decided to focus my eyes, ears, and soul on the music of two great composers who are on the frontline of Bossa: Carlos Lyra and Roberto Menescal.
Carlos Lyra is one of the best melodists ever in Brazilian music. His music should be studied by musicians around the entire world. He was one of the most important partners of the great poet and lyricist Vinicius de Moraes. Lyra was - and still is - my musical mentor and godfather. When I started my career at age 17, I had the privilege to work in the musical play "Pobre Menina Rica - Poor Rich Girl," written by Lyra and De Moraes in 1963-1964. What a great baptism! After not seeing him for some time, because he was working in Mexico and in the US, Carlos and I got together in Rio for the recording of his album Bossa Lyra.
Roberto Menescal, who partnered with lyricist Ronaldo Boscoli, created some of the most important gems of Bossa Nova, including the famous "Little Boat." He has been enjoying a very successful career as a composer, musician, and producer, especially in Brazil and Japan. During the early 1960s, Menescal was performing all over with his group "Conjunto Roberto Menescal," which I had the opportunity to join sometime in 1965. In 1968, we started a group to accompany the legendary singer Elis Regina in Europe, where Elis and Toots Thielemans recorded the album Aquarela do Brasil, in the winter of 1969. Over the next decade, when Menescal was the Artistic Director of Polygram Records, we had the chance to work together on several recording projects.
The main challenge with producing this record was choosing only five songs by each of these two legends.
Viva the Bossa Nova on its 65 years!!! Viva Carlos Lyra and Roberto Menescal!!" Antonio Adolfo

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