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SUMMARY:HOMAGE SESSION - Bola 7 E 4 Trombones by Bola Sete
DESCRIPTION:In dieser Edition unserer HOMAGE SESSION wird Das World-Jazz-Ensemble der WERKSTATT DER KULTUREN\, die "Little Big Band"\, das Album „Bola 7 E 4 Trombones“ von Bola Sete spielen.Bola Sete (*1923 Rio de Janeiro\, † 1987 Kalifornien)was a Brazilian guitarist.At the end of the '40s\, he formed his own group\, Bola Sete e seu Conjunto. In 1952\, he went to Italy and played in several clubs and hotels until 1954. In that year\, he returned to Brazil and formed an orchestra\, with which he toured through Argentina\, Uruguay\, and Spain. In 1955\, he toured again\, this time through Lima\, Peru\, and Santiago do Chile.In 1959\, he moved to the U.S. and in 1962\, was hired directly by the general manager of Sheraton Hotels to play in the several units of that chain. In 1960\, the label Sinter\, which had already recorded several cuts with him\, released the LP Bola Sete.In 1962\, he appeared at the historic Bossa Nova Festival at Carnegie Hall in New York. He also played at the Village Gate and Vanguard. In the same year\, Odeon Brasil released O Extraordinário Bola Sete and Fantasy released Bossa Nova. He was then playing at New York's Park Sheraton and later in the same year\, he moved to San Francisco to play at the Sheraton Palace.Invited by Duzzy Gillespie\, Sete played with him at the Ninth Annual Monterey Jazz Festival with great success. Following tours and a recorded album with Gillespie\, Sete moved again to San Francisco and joined Vince Guaraldi's trio. This two-year association\, profitable for both artists\, consolidated the already expressive popularity of Sete in the U.S. They recorded together 1963's Vince Guaraldi\, Bola Sete &amp\; Friends (Fantasy). Then he formed his own trio with Brazilian musicians Tião Neto (bass) and Chico Batera (drums)\, with which he performed at the 1966 Monterey Jazz Festival\, again with great success.
URL:http://www.werkstatt-der-kulturen.de/de/spielplan/?datum=2018-09-01&filter=Komplett&detail=3975&mode=spielplan
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