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Friday 6th September | 2024 | Two shows: 7pm and 10pm
Peggy's Skylight | Nottingham
£10 - £16
Award-winning Brazilian music inspired by the choro tradition. Alvorada's shows are filled with lively, expressive melodies, infectious Brazilian grooves and playful interaction.
"A fresh, innovative album" – ★★★★★ Songlines
"They breathe a new life into choro… adding a distinctive, contemporary edge" – Sarah Ward, Jazz FM
"Alvorada play with great authenticity, groove and brilliance" – Mauricio Carrilho
Alvorada are an award-winning quintet playing Brazilian instrumental music inspired by the choro tradition. From their original compositions to classics of the genre, Alvorada's shows are filled with lively and expressive melodies combined with infectious Brazilian grooves and playful interaction. Alvorada unites top musicians from London and Brazil, whose diverse backgrounds – including jazz, classical and Brazilian music – lend the group a unique edge.
Alvorada has performed at festivals and venues across the UK and beyond, with sell-out shows at the London Jazz Festival, Pizza Express Live and Paris International Choro Festival. Their debut album First Light, released in 2019, was received with much critical acclaim (5* Songlines magazine), leading to BBC Radio 3 and JazzFM appearances. Alvorada also won the LUKAS and Focus Brasil awards for 'Best Brazilian Band'.
Their latest album Faz Tempo is a bold and rich work with intricate arrangements of original compositions, featuring the piano of Roee Ben Sira and Vitor Gonçalves on accordion. The album includes Brazilian rhythms such as choro, xote, samba, bossa nova and baião, with jazz and improvisation peppering their sound. Faz Tempo will be released with ARC Music in October 2024
"A tight-knit family of virtuosos…. One of the most exciting bands in London" – DJ Ritu
Lineup
Rachel Hayter – flutes
Andrew Woolf – clarinets
Jeremy Shaverin – cavaquinho
Luiz Morais – 7 string guitar
Andres Ticino – percussion
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