#tupyzinho

[jbgravereaux]

Carlos Malta & Pife Muderno - Tupyzinho (Carlos Malta).       Pife Muderno                                                                                                                                      Show de comemoração de duas décadas de existência do Pife Muderno, e lançamento do CD "Ao Vivo Na China". Pife Muderno é: Andrea Ernest, Bernardo Aguiar, Durval Pereira, Marcos Suzano, Oscar Bolão. Direção e Fotografia: Daniel Lôbo Fotografia: Rodrigo Assad e Filipe Tomassini Montagem: Daniel Lôbo

[jbgravereaux]

TUPYZINHO de CARLOS MALTA par CARLOS MALTA et PIFE MUDERNO.//                                                                                                                                Pour compléter: Malta—Alain Marion was a French contemporary, classical flautist, one of the finest to pass over this earth. I first met him when he came to the International Flute Festival sponsored by Associação Brasileira de Flautistas here in Rio. They had invited me to perform the Villa-Lobos piece "Assobio a Jato" (Jet Whistle), which is a very difficult piece. Incidentally, this piece is recorded on my Rainbow CD. Alain Marion just got crazy with my playing. It was wonderful to listen to the standing ovation he initiated. He called my work a "bridge from earth to heaven." The things he said about how you play and what you think about when you play resonated with my own ideas. And for some reason he went completely crazy with the sound of the Brazilian fife. I was introduced to Jean-Pierre Rampal through Alain. They were like father and son. We formed a remarkable bond, and then suddenly, he died from a heart attack while on tour in South Korea. He was about 66 years old, which was too young for me. I was finishing the Pife Muderno CD at the time, and the dedication was my way of showing homage to him and connecting the French and Brazilian flute. Lately, I've been working with a friend who lives in Paris on a project called Maison du Pife. It's an association sponsored by the city of Paris whose objective is the exchange of artists between France and Brazil.                                       http://www.brazzil.com/musmay00.htm  

[jbgravereaux]

TRÈS TRÈS BON !