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Entrevero Instrumental

Entrevero Instrumental is a brazilian jazz band formed by Arthur Boscato (seven-string guitar), Diego Guerro (acordeon), Jota P Barbosa (saxophone), Filipe Maliska (drums) e Rodrigo Moreira (bass). The band brings to its music the influence of southern brazilian rhytms and the avant-garde music. Entrevero has performed at well known festivals like Savassi Festival, in Belo Horizonte, Joinville Jazz Festival and Festival de Inverno de Garanhuns, Jazz a la Calle, in Uruguay. Also, made the Tour SESC Teatros, the Tour SESC Música and the Tour Cultural SESI, touring across over 60 cities in Brazil and some concerts in Europe, going through France and Spain. Furthermore, Entrevero Instrumental was awarded the prize New Jazz Talents 2011, the Itaú Rumos Música 2010-2012, Prêmio Elisabete Anderle, due to the album Siri al Presto, Prêmio Funarte de música Brasileira, due to band’s album, Êxodo, which features the great musicians Hermeto Pascoal. In 2015, released its new album, Estratossoma, and was swarded the Prêmio Elisabete Anderle.

Awards

Itaú Rumos Música 2010-2012; Novos Talentos do Jazz 2011 (New Jazz Talents 2011)- Brazil; Prêmio Funarte de Música Brasileira 2013(Funarte Brazilian Music Award 2013). Prêmio Elisabete Anderle (2010 and 2015)

Entrevero Instrumental: Exodo

Read "Exodo" reviewed by Dan McClenaghan

by Dan McClenaghan
March 2, 2014

The award-winning Brazilian ensemble, Entrevero Instrumental, opens their Exodo CD with a burst of sound, an energetic melding of accordion, bass, drums, saxophone and seven string guitar. The tune is “Folha Negra." It, and the rest of the music of the set, celebrates in vivacious style the rhythms of southern Brazil. Arthur Boscato's seven string guitar swings from lilting, subtle chords to tangy single notes in front of bassist Rodrigo Moreira's deep bass grooves. When saxophonist Jota Barbosa gets his ...