Hermeto Pascoal e Grupo - Música da Lagoa Hermeto and O Grupo playing the music of the heavens with flutes and bottles in a lake. Part of the Hermeto/PETAR special - Sinfonia Alto da Ribeira (Itiberê Zwarg, Márcio Bahia, Carlinhos Malta, Jovino Santos Neto, Pernambuco) www.hermetopascoal.com.br
Hermeto Pascoal Lagoa Lake Flute PETAR Parque Estadual Alto Ribeira São Paulo Mata Atlâtica Rainforest Life Conservation
Live at the Montreux Jazz Festival, 1979 (Part 7). The "Lagoa Da Canoa" jam segues into this tune. Personnel: Hermeto Pascoal (melodica / keyboards), Jovino Santos Neto (keyboards), Itiberê Zwarg (bass), Nenê (drums) Part 1: www.youtube.com Part 2: www.youtube.com Part 3: www.youtube.com Part 4: www.youtube.com Part 5: www.youtube.com Part 6: www.youtube.com Part 7: www.youtube.com Part 8: www.youtube.com
Hermeto Pascoal e Grupo playing the Viagem track from the Só Não Toca Quem Não Quer album... 1986(or later according to the great Jovino) from TV source.
Hermeto Pascoal Grupo Jovino Santos Neto Carlos Malta Márcio Bahia Itiberê Zwarg Pernambuco Travel Musical Trip Sorcerer Supreme Piano Brasil Música Universal
Hermeto Pascoal during the studio process of capturing and recording the Aura Sound of French actor Yves Montand. Hermeto's Aura Sound tecnique portrays a person's personal music (Aura sound) present within their particular speech impressions, by "orchestrating" it...
Hermeto Pascoal Yves Montand Aura Sound Music Keyboards Orchestration French
Hermeto and O Grupo playing an amazing rhythmic pattern on the water with some overdubbed accompaniment. Then there is an astounding chamber music from the woods... The first sentence you hear has Hermeto joking that to spend money buying a synthesizer is to waste it (since he sinthesizes sounds from nature, get it?!)... This is also part of a documentary on a Brazilian natural Park nearby São Paulo (PETAR).
Hermeto Pascoal Música da Lagoa Percussion PETAR Parque Estadual Turístico Alto Ribeira Jovino Carlinhos Itiberê Márcio Pernambuco
A cosmic trip with Hermeto Pascoal... What was lost is now found! This rare gig represents the Grupo in a transitory phase with two drummers, moving towards what would be the 'classic' legendary 80s formation. From the ashes the phoenix has risen... 01 - Aberto (Amor, Paz e esperança) 02 - A Flauta Pura 03 - O Piano Parte 04 - Caminho de Jazz 05 - Canjicas Doce Samba 06 - Cor Rítmica (Drums) 07 - Nave em Ondas... (Free Jazz Meltdown) Hermeto Pascoal - Cosmic Emissary Jovino Santos Neto - Piano, harmonium and Flutes Carlos Malta - Reeds, Flutes Pernambuco - Percussion Zé Eduardo Nazário - Drums and percussion Márcio Bahia - Drums and percussion Special thanks to the being of light!
Hermeto Pascoal Grupo Planetario da Gávea Rio de Janeiro Brasil 1981 Carnaval Drum Duet Two Drummers Free Jazz Intrumental Transmutation Cosmos Sun Ra Connection Deep Space Galaxies Galaxy Science Art Mystery Awe Inspiring Creativity Counsciousness universal existence Brazil universo Spirit Soul Universe pictures music musica livre real cidade maravilhosa paz peace harmony harmonia
Live at the Montreux Jazz Festival, 1979 (Part 8). The announcer calls it "Toto", but the correct title is "Susto" from the ZABUMBÊ-BUM-Á album. Part 1: www.youtube.com Part 2: www.youtube.com Part 3: www.youtube.com Part 4: www.youtube.com Part 5: www.youtube.com Part 6: www.youtube.com Part 7: www.youtube.com Part 8: www.youtube.com Personnel: Hermeto Pascoal (soprano sax), Cacau aka Claudio Araujo de Queiroz (tenor sax), Nivaldo Ornelas (tenor sax), Jovino Santos Neto (keyboards), Itiberê Zwarg (bass), Nenê (drums), Pernambuco (percussions) and Zabelé (percussions).
Hermeto's opening piano solo is followed by "Arapuá" from Brasil Universo (1986). Personnel: Hermeto Pascoal (piano/percussions), Jovino Santos Neto (keyboards), Carlos Malta (sax), Itiberê Zwarg (bass), Márcio Bahia (drums/berrante), Pernambuco (percussions).
Hermeto Pascoal (born June 22, 1936) is a Brazilian composer and multi-instrumentalist. He was born in Lagoa da Canoa, Alagoas, Brazil. Pascoal is a greatly beloved musical figure in the history of Brazilian music, known for his abilities at orchestration and improvisation, as well as being a record producer and contributor to many other Brazilian and international albums. Known as o Bruxo (the Sorcerer), Hermeto often makes music with unconventional objects such as teapots, children's toys, and animals, as well as keyboards, button accordion, melodica, saxophone, guitar, flute, voice, various brass and folkloric instruments.[2] Perhaps because he grew up in the countryside, he uses nature as a basis for his compositions, as in his Música da Lagoa, in which the musicians burble water and play flutes while immersed in a lagoon: a Brazilian television broadcast from 1999 showed him soloing at one point by singing into a cup with his mouth partially submerged in water. Folk music from rural Brazil is another important influence in his work.
Great rendition by Hermeto's Group of this classic Astor Piazolla composition.
The last note of "Arapuá" is immediately followed by "Manhã", one of many unreleased tunes by Hermeto. This is the first part featuring solos by Carlos Malta and Jovino Santos Neto. Personnel: Hermeto Pascoal (sax), Jovino Santos Neto (keyboards), Carlos Malta (sax), Itiberê Zwarg (bass), Márcio Bahia (drums), Pernambuco (percussions).
Hermeto Pascoal/Tiruliruli President Brazil Sampling
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During this TV program, Toninho Horta visits Hermeto's house and jams with the master and his Grupo. Personnel: Toninho Horta (guitar, vocal), Hermeto Pascoal (accordion, flute, cup of water), Carlos Malta (sax), Itiberê Zwarg (bass), Márcio Bahia (drums), Fábio Pascoal (percussions). Note: although Pernambuco (Grupo's other percussionist) is visible behind Hermeto, he doesn't play on this jam.
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Paul Metzger plays #188 from Hermeto's "Calendário do Som" (Sound Calendar)
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O multiinstrumentista e compositor fala sobre seu processo criativo e seu livro, Calendário do Som, onde publicou 367 partituras, feitas uma a cada dia, durante 1 ano. Saiba mais em www.saraivaconteudo.com.br
Saraiva Conteúdo saraiva entrevista música Hermeto Pascoal Calendário do Som Montreux festival jazz percussão
Vídeo raro (talvez uma das filmagens mais antigas do Hermeto, de cabelo curto e sem barba) do legendário Quarteto Novo acompanhando Geraldo Vandré junto do Trio Marayá. Rare footage (maybe the earliest known, with a short haired and beardless Hermeto) from the legendary Quarteto Novo combo supporting singer Geraldo Vandré with Trio Marayá. Enjoy!
Quarteto Novo Hermeto Pascoal Airto Moreira Teo Barros Heraldo do Monte Geraldo Vandré Festivais da Canção Trio Maraiá
Boiada - Hermeto Pascoal Played by David Beebee I saw Hermeto play a few days ago in London so to celebrate the occasion I have recorded one of his many many great tunes. It was an amazing gig with Hermeto's Brazilian band duelling with a British big band. Despite being 75 he is still an amazing performer and a unique musician of the very highest order. Please come back to London many times more Hermeto. For Hermeto afficionados I also quote another tune for a while before I get to Boiada.
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Hermeto by Hermeto Pascoal taken from the album 'Hermeto (Brazilian Adventure)' (1970 / Muse Records) produced by Flora Purim produced by, Drums, Percussion - Airto Moreira composed by, arranged by, Conductor, Keyboards, Flute [solo] - Hermeto Pascoal Bass - Ron Carter Trombone - Garnet Brown , Jack Jeffers , Richard Hixson , Wayne Andre Trumpet - Ernie Royal , Gene Young , Joe Newman , Melvin Davis , Thad Jones Tuba - Don Butterfield Strings - Alfred Brown , Gayle Dixon , Gene Orloff , George Ricci , Gerald Tarack , Joseph Malignaggi , Julian Barber , Kermit Moore , Matthew Raimondi , Max Pollikoff , Paul Gershman , Sanford Allen , Selwart Clarke , Winston Colymore Woodwind - Arthur Clarke , Harold Jones , Hubert Laws , Jerome Richardson , Jerry Dodgion , Joe Farrel , Leon Cohen , Maurice Smith Conductor - Art Koenig
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Live at the Montreux Jazz Festival, 1979 (Part 2). One of many unreleased tunes by Hermeto. Part 1: www.youtube.com Part 2: www.youtube.com Part 3: www.youtube.com Part 4: www.youtube.com Part 5: www.youtube.com Part 6: www.youtube.com Part 7: www.youtube.com Part 8: www.youtube.com Personnel: Hermeto Pascoal (keyboards), Cacau aka Claudio Araujo de Queiroz (tenor sax), Nivaldo Ornelas (tenor sax), Jovino Santos Neto (keyboards), Itiberê Zwarg (bass), Nenê (drums), Pernambuco (vocals / percussions) and Zabelé (vocals / percussions).
Lucas Niggli's BIG ZOOM: Claudio Puntin - clarinet, bass clarinet Nils Wogram - trombone Philipp Schaufelberger - guitar Peter Herbert - bass Lucas Niggli - drums, percussion "BIG ZOOM" remains a jazz-combo, a chamber music-ensemble, and a rock-band even as a quintet. True to this the music races along the heights and pitfalls of contemporary music. The group makes a bow to tradition here and jumps into the unknown there. With his trio "ZOOM" (with Nils Wogram (tb) and Philipp Schaufelberger (guit)) Lucas Niggli has played numerous concerts and at jazz festivals in all of Europe. The trio's first CD entitled "Spawn of Speed" was praised as a masterpiece by the international jazz press. Now Lucas Niggli has expanded his trio with two equally unique soloists to form a promising new European quintet. A the Jazz Festival Willisau 2002 the group gave its flamboyant debut concert. ZOOM remains a jazz combo, chamber music ensemble and a rock band even as a quintet. True to this, the music races through the heights and pitfalls of contemporary music, bows to tradition here and jumps into the unknown there. Niggli's compositions are one of a kind and they are specifically crafted for its "performers", while simultaneously granting them a lot of freedom as "improvisators". Passages written out on the page are overthrown by unexpected improvised interventions. Fixed forms are broken up, dynamically expanded and played at full risk. Niggli juxtaposes intensity and elegy, density and <b>...</b>
Lucas Nigglis BIG ZOOM Claudio Puntin Nils Wogram Philipp Schaufelberger Peter Herbert Niggli Moods Zurich Intakt
This is one of Hermeto Pascoal's most challenging compositions, originally scored for piano, bass, alto sax, percussion and drums, and played here by pianist Jovino Santos Neto and bassist Tim Carey during Scores of Sound at Cornish College of the Arts in Seattle on April 23, 2009.
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The last part of "Manhã", featuring Hermeto's bass flute solo. If you like Rahsaan Roland Kirk, you'll dig it for sure. Don't miss the Bright Moments! Personnel: Hermeto Pascoal (bass flute/sax), Jovino Santos Neto (keyboards), Carlos Malta (sax), Itiberê Zwarg (bass), Márcio Bahia (drums), Pernambuco (percussions).
Steffen Schorn & HR Big Band Frankfurt playing Hermeto Pascoal's music arranged by Steffen Schorn at SRH Campus, Heidelberg, Germa Steffen Schorn & HR Big Band Frankfurt playing Hermeto Pascoal's music arranged by Steffen Schorn at SRH Campus, Heidelberg, Germa Steffen Schorn & HR Big Band Frankfurt playing Hermeto Pascoal's music arranged by Steffen Schorn at SRH Campus, Heidelberg, Germany July 15, 2006 (more) (less)
Hermeto Pascoal and O grupo playing the amazing De Bandeija e Tudo track from the 1982 album Hermeto Pascoal e Grupo (Jovino Santos Neto, Márcio Bahia, Itiberê Zwarg, Carlos Malta)
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11 - A Ver Sax 12 - Planos d'Água 13 - Em Novo Tambor 14 - Grave de Feliz Hermeto Pascoal - Universal transductor Itiberê Zwarg - Bass Jovino Santos Neto - Piano and Flutes Carlos Malta - Reeds, Flutes Pernambuco - Percussion Zé Eduardo Nazário - Drums and percussion Márcio Bahia - Drums and percussion
Hermeto Pascoal Grupo Planetario da Gávea Rio de Janeiro Brasil 1981 Carnaval Drum Duet Two Drummers Free Jazz Instrumental Transmutation Cosmos Sun Ra Connection Deep Space Galaxies Galaxy Science Art Mystery Awe Inspiring Creativity Counsciousness universal existence Brazil universo Spirit Soul Universe pictures music musica livre real cidade maravilhosa paz peace harmony harmonia sagrada sagrado coração sacred geometry
www.hermetopascoal.com.br Hermeto plays Cabelouro and lauches into what maybe is his most popular composition: Hermeto's timeless choro (Actually a Baião, as some comments have note): Bebê [Baby]- 2º festival de jazz são paulo 79 (Itiberê Zwarg, Alfredo Dias Gomes, O dono da Guitarra, Jovino Santos Neto)
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Este programa foi gravado em fita vhs na data que foi ao ar. Vira e mexe eu assistia no vídeo. Nele tem várias curiosidades. O jeito de se fazer televisão. O Itamar Assumpção purarte. Serginho Groiaman antes do trabalho de fono. E as bolas fora do Hermeto.
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