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Scott Feiner & Pandeiro Jazz at Zinc Bar, Nov. 4 2010
ByZinc Bar
New York, NY
November 3, 2010

Among the few covers featured during the set was a bluesy take on Herbie Hancock's "Watermelon Man." It was interesting to hear Feiner's instrument in this format, since most associate the pandeiro with Brazilian music. Feiner took a subtle approach, while Martin filled the few empty spaces with a solid bass line. Feiner also presented a "Raro Momento," a yet-unreleased tune whose initial notes seemed to have been inspired by Jobim's "So Tinha Que Ser Com Voce." Another memorable moment came with Frahm's "Jobimiola," a homage to the Brazilian composer clearly written from an American point of view.
The set closed with a rendition of Stevie Wonder's "Big Brother," a tune that appeared on the first Pandeiro Jazz CD (Delira Music, 2006). Here Feiner went back to the more samba-inspired sound from that timea testament of how his music project has evolved since its conception half a decade ago. Feiner's idea of bringing the pandeiro to a jazz format is clearly a work in progress, and now that he has signed with a U.S. label, he might be discovered by a wider audience.
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