LP BOXED MUSICA POPULAR DO NORDESTE 73 FOLKLORE FOLK ROOTS MARCUS PEREIRA BRAZIL
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Música Popular do Nordeste
"Box Set the VOL. 1, 2, 3 & 4"
Special Limited Deluxe Boxed Edition - Not For Sale
(Dedicated to the Brazilians and to the Memory of Mário de Andrade - It was a gift by Marcus Pereira Publicidade)
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Musical Styles & Vibes: Northeastern Regional Roots - Brazilian Afro Rituals
Similar and related Artists: Jackson do Pandeiro, Caju & Castanha, Octacílio Baptista, Zé Ramalho,
Lula Cortes, Flaviola, Cátia de França, Marconi Notaro, Alceu Valença, Geraldo Azevedo, Ednardo,
Pessoal do Ceará, Rodger Rogério, Teti, Fagner Belchior, Cirino, Ricardo Bezerra, Amelinha, Sivuca,
Xangay, Dominguinhos, Jarbas Mariz, Pedro Osmar, Sérgio Ricardo, Mário de Andrade and others...
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Technical Information
Artist: Música Popular do Nordeste
Title: "VOL. 1, 2, 3 & 4"
Recording Label: O JOGRAL
Company #: Vol.1 - MP-LP-008; Vol. 2 - MP-LP-009; Vol. 3 - MP-LP-010; Vol. 4 - MP-LP-011
Year: 1972
Made in: Brazil
Sound Reproduction Format: STEREO
Pressing: 1st (ORIGINAL pressing) (NOT FOR SALE - Jogral Label)
Cover: Special Boxed Edition dediacted to Mário de Andrade
Jacket Material: Laminated jacket
Media: Vinyl Records 12" LP
Playing Speed: 331/3 RPM
Number of tracks: 31 tracks (the 4 albums)
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MÚSICA POPULAR DO NORDESTE - "VOL. 1, 2, 3 & 4"
We're selling a collection the Boxed Edition 4 volumes of Música Popular do Nordeste Series. Brazilian Northeastern Roots.
Beautiful and quite impossible and hard to find , Earlie First pressing from 1973 on JOGRAL independent label.
If you do like the music of Alceu Valença, Zé Ramalho, Lula Cortes, Cajú and Castanha, Caetano Veloso, Gilberto Gil, Lenine, Manezinho Araújo, Jackson do Pandeiro, Vanja Orico, Oswaldinho, Pessoal do Ceará, João do Vale, Xangai, Tom Zé, Trio Nordestino, Trio Elétrico, Orquestra Armorial, Luiz Gonzaga, Ave Sangria, Hermeto Paschoal, Heraldo do Monte, Sivuca, Geraldo Azevedo, Banda de Pau e Corda, Dominguinhos, Novos Baianos, Banda de Pífanos de Caruaru, Moraes Moreira, Quinteto Violado, You will certainly love this collection!!!
The Collection
This collection is a serious research on the Roots of Regional Music of Brazil Northeast Region. This is an essential part from popular BRAZILian CULTure. These tracks were performed by street singers, Fair Viola's player (Violeiros), Repentistas (Melody and lyrics improvisations), Trio Elétrico, Banda Pífanos and Regional groups.
Unfortunately, the overall of sound recording quality is not so good. The artists were recorded in their houses, on popular fairs or in the street with a Nagra Sound movie recorder. In this subject (sound quality) this Series is similar to the Columbia USA Series called "Roots Blues". Exception to the Quinteto Violado and Zélia Barbosa that recorded on a professional Recording Studio, not on remote locations.
If do you like (or similar to us, love) Brazilian Music, you must know this collection!
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The Volumes
Vol. 1) FREVO (11 tracks)
This 1st album is dedicated to Frevo. Frevo was originated from Recife, in the Northeast State of Pernambuco, and is usually played during Carnaval. The name "Frevo" is a wrong way to write and pronounce a word "Ferver" (that means to boil - heated or Fevered). The word "Ferver" gradually mutated, by popular use of the language, to "Frever" until reaching the nomenclature used today: FREVO. Frevo is vigorous march-dance in fast 2/4 and 4/4 time. The frevo rhythm is originated of the March and it is characterized by syncopated cells in the downbeat. There is a stress in the weak part of each beat:
4/4 | 1 - & - 2- & - 3 - & - 4 - & - |. This rhythm cell gives to Frevo an energetic fell.
About MP3 Sound Samples:
1. To listen the MP3 sound-clip from this album, just click on the tracks bellow that are underlined on blue color.
2. The sound clips could be sometimes originated in sources like another LP copy, CDR, CD, K7 tape or DVD. It's offered only as a reference and does not necessarily reflects the true sound of this record copy we are offering.
TRACKING LIST
Vol. 1 / Side A:
1. SAUDADE
2. DE CHAPÉU DE SOL ABERTO
3. UM SONHO QUE DUROU TRÊS DIAS
4. RECIFE
5. TRIO ELÉTRICO
Vol. 1 / Side B:
1. TUBARÃO NA ONDA
2. BATENDO BIELA
3. AÍ VEM OS PALHAÇOS
4. EVOCAÇÃO Nº 1
5. HINO DOS BATUTAS DE SÃO JOSÉ
6. VALORES DO PASSADO
Grade
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Envelope Jacket - 12" LP - 11 tracks - 1973
ORIGINAL ALBUM
GRADE: Jacket: EXCELLENT / Record: EXCELLENT
The songs from this volume were recorded by Zélia Barbosa with/and Quinteto Violado, Trio Elétrico Tapajós and Banda Municipal do Recife conducted by Ademir Araújo.
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Vol. 2 - VIOLEIROS (Side A)
CIRANDAS (Side B) — (total: 7 tracks)
This 2nd album is dedicated to Violeiros and Cirandas.
A) Violeiros (Viola's Player) - Are usually double of Viola* Players and singers that duel with improvised lyrics. His melodies are mood bluesy, pure feeling. The scales that are most used to create the melodic lines are: Mixolydian and/or Lydian b7 for the Major modes and Dorian Mode for the Minor.
* Note: Viola is Brazilian musical instrument with 10 strings (5 pairs). The first 2 pairs are tuned in unison, and the other 3 lower pairs in octave. It's similar to the 12 Strings guitar without the lower (6th) pair. The "Violeiros" (Viola's player) use a very large variety from open tunings alternates patterns. The most common is Open D (called here as "Cebolão em Ré") and Open G (called here as "Rio Abaixo").
This section (Violeiros) is performed by Severino Pinto and Lourival Batista & Octacílio Batista and Diniz Vitorino. They have greatly influenced Zé Ramalho, Lula Cortes, Alceu Valença, Lenine, Zé da Flauta, Paulo Rafael, Chico Science and all northeast songwriters, players and singers. Essential Listening!
B) Cirandas - Ciranda originated in Recife, in the Northeast State of Pernambuco. Is a popular dance that usually happens at a public square, beach or popular fair, where the participants hold their their hands and stay in a circular formation singing Cirandas throughout the night. This section (Cirandas) is performed by Quinteto Violado and Barracho & Coro (Choir).
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About MP3 Sound Samples:
1. To listen the MP3 sound-clip from this album, just click on the tracks bellow that are underlined on blue color.
2. The sound clips could be sometimes originated in sources like another LP copy, CDR, CD, K7 tape or DVD. It's offered only as a reference and does not necessarily reflects the true sound of this record copy we are offering.
TRACKING LIST
Vol. 2 / Side A (Violeiros):
1. MEIA QUADRA
2. MARTELO AGALOPADO
3. GALOPE A BEIRA MAR
4. OITO A QUADRÃO
Vol. 2 / Side B (Cirandas):
1. CIRANDA DA ZONA DA MATA
2. CIRANDA
3. CIRANDA PRAIEIRA
Grade
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Envelope Jacket - 12" LP - 7 tracks - 1973
ORIGINAL ALBUM
GRADE: Jacket: EXCELLENT / Record: EXCELLENT
Vol. 3 - A) BUMBA-MEU-BOI (Side A)
B1) SAMBA DE RODA - B2) COCO (Side B) (total: 6 tracks)
This 3rd album is dedicated to Bumba-Meu-Boi, Samba de Roda and Coco.
A) Bumba-Meu-Boi - It's very similar to the "Toada" Brazilian Rhythm. Very close also to the Baião in slow tempos. The time signature is usually 4/4, with a stress on 4th beat. Sometime, it could appear in 2/4 time signature, as on the 2nd track: Cavalo Marinho, for example. This section (Bumba-Meu-Boi) is performed by Quinteto Violado.
B1) SAMBA DE RODA - Originated in Salvador and Recôncavo Baiano, in the Northeast State of Bahia. It's is also called in Rio de Janeiro as Partido-Alto. The participants stay in a circle and a choir sings the "mote" and each person goes improvising lyrics.
B2) COCO - In this Brazilian Musical style the musicians rarely use Viola or acoustics guitar. They use only percussion instruments as tambourines, Cuícas, Ganzá, Agogo, Afoxé, snare and atabaques. The rhythm has usually a 2/4 time signature. It's performed on beaches from Northeast.
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About MP3 Sound Samples:
1. To listen the MP3 sound-clip from this album, just click on the tracks bellow that are underlined on blue color.
2. The sound clips could be sometimes originated in sources like another LP copy, CDR, CD, K7 tape or DVD. It's offered only as a reference and does not necessarily reflects the true sound of this record copy we are offering.
TRACKING LIST
Vol. 3 / Side A (Bumba-meu-Boi):
1. ENTRADA DO BOI MISTERIOSO
2. CAVALO MARiNHO
3. ENTRADA DO BOI DE REIS
4. A BURRINHA
Vol. 2 / Side B (Samba de Roda - Coco):
1. SAMBA DE RODA
2. COCO
Grade
All items are ONLY Visually graded.
We apologize, but we can not listen to each copy we sell.
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Envelope Jacket - 12" LP - 6 tracks - 1973
ORIGINAL ALBUM
GRADE: Jacket: EXCELLENT / Record: EXCELLENT
Vol. 4 - A1) BAMBELÔ - A2) EMBOLADAS (Side A)
B) BANDA DE PÍFANOS (Side B) (Total: 9 tracks)
This 4th and last album is dedicated to Bambelô, Emboladas and Banda de Pífanos.
A1) Bambelô - It's similar to Coco. Native of Rio Grande do Norte, northeast state. This section (Bambelô) was performed by Quinteto Violado.
A2) Emboladas - Also called Coco de Emboladas. It's the same as Coco with the unique difference is that in the Emboladas there is no dance - only Music without choreography. You could find it out in many popular fairs as the Caruaru Fair. The emboladas singers improvise lines dueling one against the other while playing "Pandeiros" (Tambourines). It's also similar in formation and Aesthetics to the violeiros (has also a pair of players and singers dueling with improvised melodic lines and lyrics), but the music is completely different. And while the musical instruments used by "Violeiros" are the Viola, for the "Tiradores de Coco" (as be called the Coco's Singers) the instruments are only tambourines. This section (Emboladas) was performed by the superb double "Beija-Flor & Treme-Terra". Many of these melodic lines and even the lyrics can be listened as incidental music in songs by Alceu Valença, Zé Ramalho and others. This music is FANTASTIC! (Please refers to MP3 sound clip avalaible!)
B) Banda de Pífanos - This is a very interesting popular manifestation. The group is formed by 2 or 3 Pífanos (this is a curious musical instrument made with Bamboo. It is very similar to piccolo); 2 Zabumbas (similar to a Bass Drum, played by the hands); 1 Tarol (snare) and 1 Prato (Crash Cymbal). In the arrangement there are no harmonies, just counterpoints lines performed by the Pífanos. It's a very interesting music indeed!
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About MP3 Sound Samples:
1. To listen the MP3 sound-clip from this album, just click on the tracks bellow that are underlined on blue color.
2. The sound clips could be sometimes originated in sources like another LP copy, CDR, CD, K7 tape or DVD. It's offered only as a reference and does not necessarily reflects the true sound of this record copy we are offering.
TRACKING LIST
Vol. 3 / Side A (Bambelô / Emboladas):
1. BAMBELÔ
2. EMBOLADA DAS MENINAS
3. REPENTE ALAGOANO
4. IMPROVISO NO PÁTIO DO MERCADO
Vol. 2 / Side B (Banda de Pífanos):
1. ESQUENTA MULHER
2. MARCHA DE PROCISSÃO
3. A BRIGA DO CACHORRO COM A ONÇA
4. PIPOQUINHA
5. CAVALINHO, CAVALÃO
Grade
All items are ONLY Visually graded.
We apologize, but we can not listen to each copy we sell.
To learn more on our grading, please click here: How we grade records
Envelope Jacket - 12" LP - 9 tracks - 1973
ORIGINAL ALBUM
GRADE: Jacket: EXCELLENT / Record:EXCELLENT
Now, you have an opportunity of own this ESSENTIAL Collection of Northeastern Music!
It’s a true gem for the Serious Brazilian Music Collectors!!
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