Zé Nogueira

Having studied in the Condition University or college of Rio de Janeiro with the Berklee University of Music, Zé Nogueira, among the leading Brazilian instrumental music artists, were only available in 1975 like a saxophonist within the perform Gota d’Água (Chico Buarque), having participated later on in Buarque’s Ópera perform Malandro and Rei de Ramos. Like a sideman Nogueira performed with the very best performers of Brazilian music, having being truly a person in the Banda Zil. His encounter in international celebrations consist of Varadero (Cuba), Montreux (Switzerland), NY and Japan. His 1st solo album arrived in 1995, when he previously already twenty years of profession, Disfarça e Chora, having becoming nominated for the Clear prize as Greatest Instrumental Album. Within the next 12 months he was among the attractions from the Totally free Jazz Event. Nogueira also co-wrote (with Victor Biglione) the soundtrack of Faca de Dois Gumes, and in 2001 he previously a noted involvement in Ouro Negro, a tribute to Moacir Santos.