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Freitinhas

Freitinhas, a favorite author of Carnival marchas and music for revues in the first 20th century, had taken piano classes with Francisco Braga, having written his initial song in eight, the valse “Treze de Setembro.” At 17, he had been known as a composer, having released in 1912 the valse …

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Evald Thomsen

Along with his expressive fiddling and encyclopedic understanding of traditional Danish folk music, Evald Thomsen served being a bridge between your old masters as well as the revivalists. A dairyman and boilerman by trade, Thomsen radiated accurate joy along with his fiddling. Regarding to dobro and fiddle participant Stacy Phillips, …

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Jochen Kowalski

Jochen Kowalski is among the most important countertenors of his era, but his somewhat smaller timbre — sort of mezzo or alto factor inside the countertenor range — distinguishes his tone of voice in a manner that models him aside from the majority of his competitors. He will not attain …

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Jan Davis

Scotland-born piano and accordion player Jan Davis became among Australia’s best folksingers from the 1970s, ’80s, and early ’90s. An exceptionally flexible performer, she sang Australian folk music with the Crimson Brick Bush Music group and a cappella with Beltane, explored an eclectic selection of folk music using the Wayfarers, …

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Charles Zawose

As the longtime accompanist and right-hand guy of his uncle, Dr. Hukwe Zawose, vocalist and multi-instrumentalist Charles Zawose was a pivotal element of the family members whose music practically defined the wealthy creative customs of their indigenous Tanzania. Charles Zawose was created in Wakili, Tanzania on July 3, 1970 — …

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Moses Taiwa Molelekwa

b. 17 Apr 1973, Tembia, Johannesburg, South Africa, d. 13 Feb 2001, Johannesburg, South Africa. Molelekwa’s dad and grandfather had been music artists and he was raised towards the documented jazz noises of John Coltrane, Kilometers Davis and Thelonious Monk. His 1st musical ventures had been on guitar, after that …

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Biafra

In 1975, Biafra formed the group O Circo, recording an album and touring through the entire state of Rio de Janeiro. At 21, in 1979, Biafra acquired two strikes from his debut LP Primeira Nuvem, “Helena” and “Barcos e Navios.” He previously his top in the past due ’70s and …

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Geraldo Filme

Geraldo Filme, probably one of the most important numbers from the Carnaval in São Paulo, was among the founders from the Unidos perform Peruche samba college. Regardless of his close reference to it, having created many sambas-enredo for the Unidos, he’s recalled specifically for his compositions created for the Vai-Vai …

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André Filho

The author of several classics from the golden age of Brazilian song, Andre Filho’s works, such as for example “Cidade Maravilhosa,” were recorded by many of the best performers of this period. With Noel Rosa, he composed “Filosofia.” He also acquired success being a vocalist. Filho learned many equipment including …

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Trio de Ouro

This vocal group officially formed in 1939 following the breakup of Herivelto Martins and Nilo Chagas’ Preto e Branco duo. Adding Dalva de Oliveira finished Trio de Ouro, which got its peak within the next 10 years with two immortal classics, “Ave Maria no Morro” (Martins) and “Praça Onze” (Martins/Grande …

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