The Council on Latin American & Iberian Studies presents and evening of Brazilian music with
Tiago “do Bandolim” Souza and his ensemble
Wednesday, October 25 at 8PM
Sudler Recital Hall, WLH 201 (100 Wall Street)
free admission
Tiago Souza follows in the footsteps of his father, Ronaldo do Bandolim, an icon of the Brazilian mandolin. Playing with emotion and freedom, Tiago is part of a school of musicians formed in the Lapa district in Rio during the 2000s that mixes traditional choro with other musical styles like baião, samba, tango, and jazz, while creating a new style of interpretation and improvisation. He has participated in several recordings of choro and samba, among them “Regional Carioca”, “Callado, the Father of the Chorões,” the DVD “Brasileirinho” and “Historias de um João de Barro with Bia Bedran”. He is a regular participant in the biggest choro festivals in Brazil as well as touring regularly throughout Europe and the U.S. with samba groups such as: Unha de Gato, Pé de Moleque, and Semente Choro-Jazz.
Collaborative artists: Rogeiro Souza, 7-string guitar; Stephen Guerra; 6-string guitar; Joe Murfin, pandeiro.