Antonio Carlos Jobim Songbook Instrumental [LUMIAR] 2 CD's (Import)

Description: Antônio Carlos Jobim (born January 25, 1927, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil—died December 8, 1994, New York, New York, U.S.) Brazilian songwriter, composer, and arranger who transformed the extroverted rhythms of the Brazilian samba into an intimate music, the bossa nova (“new trend”), which became internationally popular in the 1960s. “Tom” Jobim—as he was popularly known—first began playing piano when he was 14 years old, on an instrument given to his sister by their stepfather. He quickly showed an aptitude for music, and his stepfather sent him to a series of highly accomplished classically trained musicians for lessons. During the course of his studies, Jobim was particularly inspired by the music of Brazilian composer Heitor Villa-Lobos (1887–1959), whose Western classical works regularly employed Brazilian melodic and rhythmic materials. When it came time to choose a career, Jobim initially showed no interest in pursuing music professionally, opting instead to become an architect. He soon became disenchanted with the choice, however, and left the field to devote himself fully to music. Jobim subsequently performed in the clubs of Rio de Janeiro, transcribed songs for composers who could not write music, and arranged music for various recording artists before becoming music director of Odeon Records, one of the largest record companies in Brazil. In 1958 he began collaborating with singer-guitarist João Gilberto, whose recording of Jobim’s song “Chega de Saudade” (1958; “No More Blues”) is widely recognized as the first bossa nova single. Although the song itself met a cold reception, the bossa nova album that bears its name—Chega de Saudade (1959)—took Brazil by storm the following year. Also in 1959, Jobim and composer Luís Bonfá became noted for their collaboration with lyricist Vinícius de Moraes on the score for Orfeu negro (Black Orpheus), which won an Academy Award for best foreign film. By the early 1960s, Jobim’s music was being played around the world. Jobim maintained a second home in the United States, where bossa nova’s fusion of understated samba pulse (quiet percussion and unamplified guitars playing subtly complex rhythms) and gentle, breathy singing with the melodious and sophisticated harmonic progressions of cool jazz found a long-lasting niche in popular music. In 1962 he appeared at Carnegie Hall with his leading jazz interpreters, tenor saxophonist Stan Getz and guitarist Charlie Byrd. Jobim collaborated on many albums, such as Getz/Gilberto (1963) and Frank Sinatra & Antonio Carlos Jobim (1967). He also recorded solo albums, most notably Jobim (1972) and A Certain Mr. Jobim (1965), and composed classical works and film scores. Of the more than 400 songs Jobim produced in the course of his musical career, “Samba de uma nota só” (“One-Note Samba”), “Desafinado” (“Slightly Out of Tune”), “Meditação” (“Meditation”), “Corcovado” (“Quiet Nights of Quiet Stars”), “Garota de Ipanema” (“The Girl from Ipanema”), “Wave,” and “Dindi” were particularly popular. Various – Songbook Antonio Carlos Jobim InstrumentalLabel:Lumiar Discos – 107.742, Lumiar Discos – LD 09-10/95Series:Songbook (2)Format:2 x CD, ReissueCountry:BrazilReleased:Genre:Jazz, Latin, PopStyle:MPB, Bossa NovaTrack list:1-1Gilson Peranzzetta & Marcio Montarroyos–Surboard1-2Daniel Jobim & Franklin da Flauta–Paulo Vôo Livre1-3O Trio & Leandro Braga–Meu Amigo Radamés1-4Nelson Ayres (2) & Paulo Bellinati–Bangzália1-5Jaques Morelenbaum & Paulo Jobim–Caribe1-6Luiz Avellar–Choro1-7Quarteto Livre–Antigua1-8Marcos Resende & Paulinho Trompete–Andorinha1-9Marinho Boffa & Raul Mascarenhas–Takatanga1-10Sivuca & Vittor Santos–Diálogo1-11Carlos Malta & Roberto Menescal–Batidinha1-12Mauro Senise & Ricardo Silveira–Captain Bacardi1-13Antonio Adolfo & Serginho Do Trombone–Mojave1-14Mario Adnet & Paulo Guimarães–Sue Ann1-15Leandro Braga & Cia Das Cordas–Arquitetura De Morar1-16Antonio Carlos Jobim–Tema Para Ana2-1Ed Motta & Ricardo Silveira–The Red Blouse2-2Leo Gandelman & Victor Biglione–Rocknália2-3João Donato–Olha Pro Céu = Look At The Sky2-4José Roberto Bertrami–Tide2-5Hermeto Pascoal & Osmar Milito–Tema Jazz2-6Quinteto Villa Lobos & Leandro Braga–Tempo Do Mar2-7Egberto Gismonti–Stone Flower2-8Cristina Braga & Mário Sève–Deus E O Diabo Na Terra Do Sol2-9Cristóvão Bastos & Marco Pereira–Radamés Y Pelé2-10Teco Cardoso & Ulisses Rocha–Tereza, My Love2-11Rildo Hora & Nó Em Pingo D'Água–Rancho Nas Nuvens2-12Nivaldo Ornelas & Ricardo Leão–Marina Del Rey2-13Nelson Faria & Nico Assumpção–Remember2-14Leandro Braga & Rio Cello Ensemble–O Homem2-15Sebastião Tapajós–Chanson Pour Michelle2-16Leandro Braga & Zé Nogueira–Nuvens DouradasCompanies, etc.Manufactured By – Sonopress-Rimo da Amazônia Indústria e Comércio Fonográfica Ltda.Manufactured For – MCK Comercial e Representação Fonográfica Ltda.Glass Mastered At – Sonopress Brasil – 12440/04Glass Mastered At – Sonopress Brasil – 12757/04CreditsMusic By – Antonio Carlos JobimProducer, Concept By – Almir ChediakBarcode and Other IdentifiersBarcode (text): Other (Batch ID): AA1000Matrix / Runout (CD1): SONOPRESS: 107742 12757/04Mastering SID Code (CD1): IFPI LB43Mould SID Code (CD1): IFPI 1156Matrix / Runout (CD2): SONOPRESS: 107743 12440/04Mastering SID Code (CD2): IFPI L029Barcode (CD2): IFPI 1133

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