A glance at
Mario Canonge
In duet with Ralph Thamar. Mario Canonge has established an international reputation as a brilliant virtuoso pianist. But his talent goes much further than this. The Martiniquan star has proved to have an amazing ability to adapt his piano-playing to a wide variety of genres. Jazz, zouk, salsa, you name it, Canonge will play it !
The edition 2010
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| Issue 2010 | ||
| apr 8, 2010 - start at 8 pm - C.Cultural Português | ||
| apr 9, 2010 - start at 8 pm - Praça Dr. Antonio Lereno | ||
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apr 9, 2010 Mario CanongeIn duet with Ralph Thamar. Mario Canonge has established an international reputation as a brilliant virtuoso pianist. But his talent goes much further than this. The Martiniquan star has proved to have an amazing ability to adapt his piano-playing to a wide variety of genres. Jazz, zouk, salsa, you name it, Canonge will play it !  [more]
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apr 9, 2010 Ralph ThamarIn duet with Mario Canonge. Ralph Thamar, who made his name performing with the group Malavoi, has gone on to enjoy a successful solo career as a Caribbean crooner, delighting female fans with his highly sensual vocals  [more]
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apr 9, 2010 René LacailleRené Lacaille masters all sorts of drums, accordion, guitar, and saxophone. The countless nights that René spent playing professionally, combined with new music arriving from other shores, provided a variety of influences for him, and his own compositions informed by flamenco, salsa, blues, rock, jazz and fusion.  [more]
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apr 9, 2010 Kora Jazz TrioBehind the Kora Jazz Trio, there is a connection between Mandingo musical tradition and the freedom of jazz, a kora interacting with West African percussions and Afro-American swing, the griot and the blue note's palaver.  [more]
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| apr 10, 2010 - start at 8 pm - Praça Dr. Antonio Lereno | ||
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apr 10, 2010 PrincezitoWith his own style and influences, Princezito is a nice tribute to traditional rythms of Cape Verde.  [more]
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apr 10, 2010 Tumi & the VolumeIn just over a year the group has managed to create a distinct musical accent that includes blends of samba, swing, hip hop, reggae and poetry that speaks to the unique reality of the South African experience and still relates to the world in that universal way that only beauty can.  [more]
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apr 10, 2010 Jaques Morelenbaum & Cello Samba TrioThe brazilian hits revisited in a intimate feeling of chamber music  [more]
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