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Miguel Angelo

Miguel Ângelo began his musical journey at age 10 with Tuna Musical de Fiães, where he studied music theory, guitar, and later double bass. In the 1980s, he ventured into rock music, playing bass guitar with the band Curtes Baldei-me. Years later, he resumed his musical education at the Porto Jazz School, studying electric bass under Professor Alberto Jorge. Although rock initially captured his artistic interest, jazz ultimately became his true passion. Under the guidance of double bassist Alberto Jorge and pianist Paulo Gomes, he deepened his studies in double bass and combo performance at the Porto Jazz School in the late 1990s. He later worked with bassist Pedro Barreiros and received support from double bassist António Augusto Aguiar. Miguel also pursued formal music training up to the 5th grade with professors Alexander Worf and Joel Silva at the Academia de Paços de Brandão and later at Santa Maria da Feira. After earning a degree in Informatics and Applied Mathematics from Universidade Portucalense, he returned to higher education in 2004 to study double bass.

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Article: Album Review

Miguel Angelo: I Think I'm Going To Eat Dessert

Read "I Think I'm Going To Eat Dessert" reviewed by Jerome Wilson


Miguel Angelo is a Portuguese bassist whose main occupation is keeping the beat going for other musicians in various groups. If playing in bands is his “bread and butter" job, then it follows that a solo bass recording would be his “dessert."For most of this effort, Angelo plucks and bows with a deep, resonant ...

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Miguel Angelo: I Think I’m Going To Eat Dessert

Read "I Think I’m Going To Eat Dessert" reviewed by Troy Dostert


In addition to his numerous sideman appearances, Portuguese bassist Miguel Ângelo has released a couple quartet albums under his own name: Branco (2013) and A Vida de X (2016), both of which possess a strong tuneful vitality. Although the format is very different, Ângelo's decision to release a solo-bass recording this time around does make sense, ...

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I Think I’m Going To Eat Dessert

Label: Creative Sources Recordings
Released: 2017
Track listing: I Have A Dream; Politics Talk; Never And Never Again; Meditation #1; Aliens Exists!; Just Go!; Meditation #2; Farewell Song; Meditation #3; Lullaby; Children’s Playground.

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Miguel Angelo: I Think I’m Going To Eat Dessert

Read "I Think I’m Going To Eat Dessert" reviewed by Mark Corroto


We can all agree that music is perceived and enjoyed through the sensory faculty known as hearing. Certainly, but a musical performance is enhanced when an additional sense is summoned, like the visual when attending a production. In the case of this solo performance by bassist Miguel Ângelo, that additional sense is touch. With I Think ...

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Miguel Angelo Quarteto: A Vida de X

Label: Carimbo Porta-jazz
Released: 2016
Track listing: Missão ao Planeta RJ45; O0; Feriró & Putchin; Unveil; A Vida de X; Pop & Lume; Cinzento; 1 de abril; Qualquer Coisa;E viveram separados para sempre... .

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Article: Year in Review

Phil Barnes' Best Releases of 2016

Read "Phil Barnes' Best Releases of 2016" reviewed by Phil Barnes


It was tempting to view the events of 2016 in apocalyptic terms--even leaving politics to one side, the succession of beloved entertainers falling to the Grim Reaper was a salutary reminder of the limits of our own mortality. Some saw this as a sign of something ending, a watershed and not in a good way, but ...

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Article: Album Review

Miguel Angelo Quartet: Miguel Angelo Quarteto: A Vida de X

Read "Miguel Angelo Quarteto: A Vida de X" reviewed by Phil Barnes


Neither life nor jazz is simple or linear. On any given event there are multiple possible interpretations and perspectives--some will stand up to scrutiny others will not. At its most extreme there is the entitled trickster who shouts of their integrity even as they rob you in their consummate selfishness, but sometimes it is just that ...

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Branco

Label: Self Produced
Released: 2014
Track listing: Cem; TraMal; Maior; Carnaval; Voltas?; Já Não Voltas! Estória; Branco; Tempo.

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Miguel Angelo: Branco

Read "Branco" reviewed by Ian Patterson


Portuguese bassist/composer Miguel Ângelo has been much in demand on the Porto jazz scene since graduating in Double Bass and Jazz from the School of Music and Performing Arts in 2008. His collaborations have been numerous and he has guested on five recordings since 2012. Branco, his debut as leader, showcases Ângelo's writing skills as much ...


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