Obaluayê!
1957 vinyl LP
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Orquestra Afro-Brasileira was founded in 1942 by its
director, 'Abigail Cecílio de Moura' to promote and disseminate Afro-Brasilian music and culture in Brasil.
Abigail Moura died in 1970.
The horn arrangements are great and at times the melodies
border on being really "out", especially on the 1968 LP.
This LP is selling for $820.00 on Gemm.com
1957 vinyl LP
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- 1. Amor de escravo
- 2. Apresentacao e Chegou o Rei Nagó
- 3. Babalão
- 4. Calunga
- 5. Liberdade
- 6. Obaluayê
- 7. Saudacâo ao Rei Nagó
Orquestra Afro-Brasileira was founded in 1942 by its
director, 'Abigail Cecílio de Moura' to promote and disseminate Afro-Brasilian music and culture in Brasil.
Abigail Moura died in 1970.
The horn arrangements are great and at times the melodies
border on being really "out", especially on the 1968 LP.
This LP is selling for $820.00 on Gemm.com
Personnel:
Percussão: Genny Pires (Urucungo), José Pedro (Angona-puíta), Joércio Soares (Agogô), Antônio Cruz (Gonguê), Oswaldino Lucas (Rum), Carlos Negreiros (Rumpi), Cândido Santos (Lê), Valmir Rosa (Afoxê), Djalma da Paixão (Adjá).
Horns: Horácio Soares (Sax alto, Clarineta), Carmélio Alves (Sax tenor, Clarineta), João Amâncio (Sax alto, Clarineta), Álvaro Nascimento (Sax tenor, Clarineta), Ananias da Silva (Trumpete), Gamaliel da Silva (Trumpete), Jaime da Silva (Trumpete), Alfredo Alves (Trombone) e Milton Profeta (Trombone)
- Tracks:
- 1 - Agô Lonan (Abigail Moura)
- 2 - Tire o Calundú (Abigail Moura)
- 3 - Índia (Abigail Moura)
- 4 - Palmares (Abigail Moura)
- 5 - Babaloxá (Abigail Moura)
- 6 - Canto Para Omulú (Abigail Moura)
- 7 - Mo-fi-la-do-fê (Abigail Moura)
- 8 - Saudação aos Orixás (Abigail Moura)
- 9 - Xangô (Abigail Moura)
- 10 - Nagana (Abigail Moura)
- 11 - Os Oinho de Iaiá (Abigail Moura)
- 12 - Rei N'aruanda (Abigail Moura)
This is a good one. I've had it for a while.
ReplyDeleteHello from Brazil.
ReplyDeleteI love this blog. There ao to many references of afro-cuban and afro-brazilian music and i really enjoy this.
Could you, please, repost the Orquestra Afro-brasileira albuns? I´ve looking for the '67 albun and its dificult even on internet.
Thank you and forgiven my poor english.