Jazz Articles about Monica Salmaso

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Monica Salmaso Trio at UNA Esperienze

by Antonio Baiano
September 9, 2023

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Ricardo Pinheiro: Caruma

by Victor L. Schermer
April 23, 2021

Ricardo Pinheiro is a guitarist from Lisbon, Portugal who has made his mark on jazz in Europe and the U.S. His sensitive, imaginative, and intimate way of playing is evident on albums such as Pinheiro, Ineke. & Cavalli: Triplicity (Daybreak/Challenge, 2018) and Pinheiro/ Ineke/ Cavalli: Turn Out The Stars (Challenge, 2021) , the former being a musical re-interpretation of bebop standards and the latter a guitar rendition of the music of pianist Bill Evans. There is a certain boldness and ...

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Ricardo Pinheiro with Theo Bleckmann and Mônica Salmaso: Caruma

by Karl Ackermann
January 30, 2021

Ricardo Pinheiro is a Portuguese guitarist, composer and educator. He has a dozen previous recordings to his credit and leader or co-leader status on the majority of those projects. His music has covered ambient, electronic, bop, jazz standards, and jazz/poetry hybrids. Pinheiro, a Berklee alumnus, has recorded and played with Dave Liebman, Peter Erskine, Chris Cheek, Jon Irabagon and Tim Hagans, among others. Caruma is a new direction for Pinheiro. Pinheiro is joined by two vocalists, Theo Bleckmann ...

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André Mehmari: Veredas

by AAJ Italy Staff
August 19, 2013

Il trentacinquenne pianista, multistrumentista e compositore André Mehmari, è da tempo considerato uno dei maggiori musicisti brasiliani della nuova leva ed è già noto anche in Italia per il suo disco in duo con Gabriele Mirabassi, Miramari, pubblicato da Egea nel 2010. In questo nuovo CD della medesima etichetta è possibile apprezzare le sue molte qualità, trattandosi di una selezione di alcuni brani provenienti da tre suoi ben diversi lavori editi nel 2006 (Piano e Voz, con Ná Ozzetti), 2007 ...

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Monica Salmaso / Roberta Sa / Maucha Adnet / Mario Adnet / Alfredo Del-Pinho / Ze Renato: Samba Meets Boogie Woogie

by Marcia Hillman
May 14, 2009

If you think that samba and boogie woogie are too disparate to ever meet, this CD will show you otherwise. An ensemble company of famous Brazilian singers and musicians have put together this collection of material recorded in Brazil during the '40s-50s. The singers--Monica Salmaso, Roberto Sa, Maucha Adnet, Mario Adnet, Alfredo Del-Penho and Ze Renato--sing individually as well as in different combinations, the instrumental accompaniment on each track depending on the song. According to the CD ...