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Cantar Do Jobim

Dirindi / Marzieh Reyhani

Cantar Do Jobim

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Format: CD
Label: Jazz 'N Pulz
UPC: 7424515453268
Catnr: BMCD 453
Release date: 09 July 2007
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Label
Jazz 'N Pulz
UPC
7424515453268
Catalogue number
BMCD 453
Release date
09 July 2007
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Antônio Carlos Brasileiro de Almeida (“Tom”) Jobim (Rio de Janeiro,1927-New York,1994) was a Bazilian composer / singer/guitarist/pianist who wrote many songs with lyrics by poet/diplomat Vinicius de Moraes. In 1963 the Getz/Gilberto hits “Desafinado” and “The Girl from Ipanema” brought him definite worldwide fame as the father of the Bossa Nova.
This is the first album of the group ‘Dirindi’ with lady singer Marzieh Reyhani, recorded in June, 2004. As the title suggests, it is an exclusive tribute to Jobim, commemorating the 10th anniversary of his death. This album contains songs that are at least as beautiful as his biggest hits. The band is named after a small forest located in one of the states of Rio, Poço Fundo, where Jobim used to come as a child. He liked the sound of the word Dirindi. Later he based the title of his song Dindi upon it.

Antonio Carlos “Tom” Jobim heeft talloze stukken gecomponeerd. Marzieh Reyhani heeft hiervan 16 stukken geselecteerd om met haar fluwelen stem te interpreteren. Hieruit zijn de mooiste Bossa Nova stukken voortgekomen. Je hoeft niet meer op vakantie, haal de zomer in huis. Met: Frederike Darius (fluit), Sjoerd Dijkhuizen (sax), Maarten van der Grinten (gitaar), Jurandir Gomes (basgitaar) en Enrique Firpi (drums).

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Dirindi

Marzieh Reyhani (1973, Utrecht) Persian father, Dutch mother. Studied at the Hilversum Conservatory and Amsterdam School of Music, and graduated in 2000. Her teachers were Greetje Kauffeld, Fay Claassen, Deborah Brown, Josee Koning and Ingrid Voermans. Studied at the Lichtenberger Institut fur Gesang und Instrumentalspiel in Germany. Friederike Darius (1963, Düsseldorf) studied jazz at the Hilversum Conservatory and classical music and jazz at the Sweelinck Conservatory (now called the Amsterdam School of Music). Pricipal flutist with the Metropole Orkest since 1992 and played with famous artist such as Herbie Hancock, Gino Vanelli, Toots Thielemans and Steve Vai. Sjoerd Dijkhuizen (1972, Groningen) studied at the Hilversum Conservatory and graduated in 1996. Played with many different groups and orchestras such as the Ramblers and...
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Marzieh Reyhani (1973, Utrecht) Persian father, Dutch mother. Studied at the Hilversum Conservatory and Amsterdam School of Music, and graduated in 2000. Her teachers were Greetje Kauffeld, Fay Claassen, Deborah Brown, Josee Koning and Ingrid Voermans. Studied at the Lichtenberger Institut fur Gesang und Instrumentalspiel in Germany.
Friederike Darius (1963, Düsseldorf) studied jazz at the Hilversum Conservatory and classical music and jazz at the Sweelinck Conservatory (now called the Amsterdam School of Music). Pricipal flutist with the Metropole Orkest since 1992 and played with famous artist such as Herbie Hancock, Gino Vanelli, Toots Thielemans and Steve Vai.
Sjoerd Dijkhuizen (1972, Groningen) studied at the Hilversum Conservatory and graduated in 1996. Played with many different groups and orchestras such as the Ramblers and the Metropole Orchestra, the Jazz Orchestra of the Concertgebouw and quartets with Rein de Graaff and Martijn van Iterson.
Maarten van der Grinten (1963, Geleen) studied at the Hilversum Conservatory and the Manhattan School of Music. He played with many jazz musicians and ensembles like the Metropole Orkest, Willem Breuker Kollektief and the Jazz Orchestra of the Concertgebouw. He currently leads the jazz guitar section at the Amsterdam School of Music.
Jura Gomes (1963, São Paulo) started playing classical guitar and began his professional career at a young age in nightclubs in São Paulo. Moved to Europe in 1990, performed with many Brazilian and international artists and taught Brazilian Music at Dutch music schools. He now teaches at the Amsterdam School of Music, where he himself got his Bachelors Degree.
Enrique Firpi (1960, Montevideo) started his professional career at the age of 14 and was one of Uruguay’s most asked drummers. He lives in Holland since 1987 and plays with a. o. Josee Koning, Laura Fygi, Gerardo Rosales, Izaline Calister and Deborah Carter. He is also guest teacher at the Amsterdam School of Music and the Utrecht Conservatory.

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