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Time: 41:35
Size: 96,2 MB
Art: Front
(4:54) 1. Você e Eu (You and I)
(3:37) 2. Marina
(4:17) 3. Bahia Com H (Bahia With H)
(3:02) 4. Só Tinha Que Ser Com Você (This Love That I've Found)
(4:20) 5. Olha (Look)
(5:53) 6. Bahia Medley: Saudade da Bahia / Você Já Foi á Bahia
(3:30) 7. Eu Sambo Mesmo (I Really Samba)
(2:31) 8. Bolinha de Papel (Little Paper Ball)
(2:30) 9. Tim-Tim Por Tim-Tim
(3:26) 10. Brigas Nunca Mais (No More Fighting)
(3:30) 11. Saveiros
With 2022's Quietude, Eliane Elias crafts a sumptuously intimate showcase for her Portuguese vocals and bossa nova jazz balladry. The album follows her Grammy winning 2021 production Mirror Mirror, where she went head-to-head with fellow piano luminaries Chucho Valdes and Chick Corea, the latter of whom died soon after the album was finished. That album put Elias' immense jazz, Latin, and classical keyboard skills on display. While she does play some piano here, Quietude intentionally spotlights her voice, pairing the Brazilian-born performer with several of her closest guitar friends on a handful of her favorite songs from her homeland. Here, Elias is joined by Marcus Teixeira with whom she has worked since her breakthrough 2015 album Made in Brazil.
Also joining her is Lula Galvão, one of the leading masters of the Brazilian acoustic guitar tradition. There are also rhythm section contributions from percussionist Celso de Almeida and Elias' husband, bassist Marc Johnson, the latter of whom also produced the effort with Steve Rodby in São Paulo. Much of the album focuses on duets, including a hushed reading of Dorival Caymmi's "Marina" with Teixeira. Other songs, like her lyrical take on Antonio Carlos Jobim's "Só Tinha Que Ser Com Você" benefit from her lush small group sound. We also get a spritely take on Haroldo Barbosa and Geraldo Jacques' bossa nova "Tim-Tim Por Tim-Tim" which Elias recorded with the late Brazilian guitar legend Oscar Castro-Neves prior to his 2013 passing and which she hadn't released until now. Equally compelling is her affectionate album-ending duet with 79-year-old singer Dori Caymmi on his father and Nelson Motta's poetic sailing ballad "Saveiros."By Matt Collar https://www.allmusic.com/album/quietude-mw0003806438
Personnel: Eliane Elias – piano, vocals; Marcus Teixeira – guitar; Lula Galvão – guitar; Oscar Castro-Neves – guitar; Celso de Almeida – percussions; Marc Johnson – bass; Steve Rodby – bass
Also joining her is Lula Galvão, one of the leading masters of the Brazilian acoustic guitar tradition. There are also rhythm section contributions from percussionist Celso de Almeida and Elias' husband, bassist Marc Johnson, the latter of whom also produced the effort with Steve Rodby in São Paulo. Much of the album focuses on duets, including a hushed reading of Dorival Caymmi's "Marina" with Teixeira. Other songs, like her lyrical take on Antonio Carlos Jobim's "Só Tinha Que Ser Com Você" benefit from her lush small group sound. We also get a spritely take on Haroldo Barbosa and Geraldo Jacques' bossa nova "Tim-Tim Por Tim-Tim" which Elias recorded with the late Brazilian guitar legend Oscar Castro-Neves prior to his 2013 passing and which she hadn't released until now. Equally compelling is her affectionate album-ending duet with 79-year-old singer Dori Caymmi on his father and Nelson Motta's poetic sailing ballad "Saveiros."By Matt Collar https://www.allmusic.com/album/quietude-mw0003806438
Personnel: Eliane Elias – piano, vocals; Marcus Teixeira – guitar; Lula Galvão – guitar; Oscar Castro-Neves – guitar; Celso de Almeida – percussions; Marc Johnson – bass; Steve Rodby – bass
Quietude
This is really an amazing bossa nova album. Can't recommend it highly enough. Many thanks, Giullia!
ReplyDeleteHey Pmac, Thank you!
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