Guitars and Saxes bring us the yin and yang of Brazilian music for all three hours of The Sunday Brazilian Brunch this weekend.
One of life’s greatest pleasures is waking to the warmth of a Copacabana morning to enjoy a relaxing brunch at your hotel’s balcony table and then moving poolside for some quality time with the Brazilian sun…
That’s the spirit of The Sunday Brazilian Brunch!
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THIS WEEK ON THE SUNDAY BRAZILIAN BRUNCH:
Brazilian Guitars & Saxes
It’s a musical marriage of ‘Guitars and Saxes’ this week on The Sunday Brazilian Brunch as we showcase several of each.
Six-string electric, seven-string acoustic, or the four-string ukulele (which here is called the cavaquinho), right down to the single-string twang of a Brazilian berimbau, the musicians who play these instruments are elemental to the nation’s natural sound, no matter what the style.
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On the other hand, the saxophone is not ‘native’ to Brazil. It’s a relative newcomer to the land of Samba and Sun, but it didn’t take long for the horn to catch on, with dozens and dozens of sax stars to brighten up the Brazilian night. In fact, for nearly a dozen years now, saxophonist Leo Gandelman has carried the award-winning title of Brazil’s Best Instrumentalist.
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From guitarist Torcuato Mariano to reedman Jorge Continentino, here’s a show you won’t want to miss!
I’ll tell you what’s coming up next week at Connect Brazil, too.
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Happy Listening,
Scott Adams
Listen Live! Sundays only, for three full hours beginning at 5 am, 9 am and 2 pm Central time every Sunday for The Sunday Brazilain Brunch: plenty of great music and a story or two. Or tune in for the Brazilian Brunch nightcap at 8 pm CT.
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