Eduardo Tancredi

Given birth to in Uruguay close to the Brazilian border, Eduardo Tancredi was raised speaking both Spanish and Portuguese and learned early how exactly to absorb the impact of different civilizations. His musical education also began early when the traditional research that he started at age group six blended with the music he was hearing on loudspeakers in his community square. His initial performances had been with South American folk-bands and vocal groupings, where he generally performed piano, though he frequently performed other duties like organizing and composing. Tancredi got his initial formal launch to jazz research when he went to Berklee University of Music. He excelled and was ultimately provided a teaching placement there. During his tenure there, he provides performed with many groups and gained several honours, including Excellent Latin Act on the Boston Music Honours, and Berklee’s Quincy Jones Prize and Most Dynamic Performer Prize. In his very own recordings, he appeared to be similarly inspired by his history in SOUTH USA and the invention that he previously been subjected to at Berklee. His albums show a gift when planning on taking traditional components and blending them with jazz improvisation and simple modern designs. His initial two albums screen this mix — Indo e Vindo, released on Vee Information in 1996 and Latin Spell, released on Brownstone Information in 1998.