Lions EduC and UCS Orchestra take Bossa Nova in RS to Torres, the presentation is free and will take place on March 16, at 7:30 pm, at SPAT. The presentation is free and open to the community.
One of the most popular Brazilian musical genres, Bossa Nova is the focus of the new project by the Lions Club of Caxias do Sul Educação e Cultura – LionsEduC in partnership with UCS Orquestra, Bossa Nova no RS. During the month of March, the group will perform ten free concerts in cities where the University of Caxias do Sul has a campus, such as Caxias do Sul, Bento Gonçalves, Nova Prata, Flores da Cunha, Farroupilha, Guaporé, Torres, São Sebastião do Caí and Vacaria .
In Torres, the presentation will be on March 16, at 7:30 pm, at Sociedade Amigos da Praia de Torres – SAPT. Local supporters are the Municipality of Torres through the Secretariat for Culture and Sport and Sociedade Amigos da Praia de Torres – SAPT.
Conducted by maestro Manfredo Schmiedt, the concerts will have the Bossa Nova movement as their main theme, with a selection of songs with a historical focus and a sampling of the different periods and styles that are contained within the genre. Arrangements written especially for the formation of the UCS Orquestra by the musician Pedrinho Figueiredo, who is also a soloist in the presentations, will be interspersed with texts that will illustrate the different points of connection between Bossa Nova and Rio Grande do Sul.
The repertoire selected for the concerts includes fifteen compositions that are part of the history of Brazilian Popular Music, especially the Bossa Nova movement. The program includes classics signed by Tom Jobim such as “Samba do Avião”, “Águas de Março”, “Triste” and “Wave”, the latter in partnership with Vinícius de Moraes. The repertoire also includes “Chega de Saudade”, “Girl from Ipanema” and “Outra Vez” by this same composer duo.
The presentations will be surrounded by care with infrastructure and accessibility. At the presentation venues, special resources and spaces will be made available for wheelchair users, with special attention also for the physically, hearing and visually impaired. Libras interpreters will participate in the concerts, catering to this specific audience.
Social counterparts such as lectures on culture in Brazil, the history of the Orchestra, its formation and repertoires are also part of Bossa Nova actions in RS. The project is funded by the Federal Culture Incentive Law and is carried out by the Ministry of Culture, the Federal Government and the Lions Club of Caxias do Sul Educação e Cultura – LionsEduC.
Lions EduC and UCS Orchestra take Bossa Nova in RS to Torres, the presentation is free and will take place on March 16, at 7:30 pm, at SPAT. The presentation is free and open to the community.
One of the most popular Brazilian musical genres, Bossa Nova is the focus of the new project by the Lions Club of Caxias do Sul Educação e Cultura – LionsEduC in partnership with UCS Orquestra, Bossa Nova no RS. During the month of March, the group will perform ten free concerts in cities where the University of Caxias do Sul has a campus, such as Caxias do Sul, Bento Gonçalves, Nova Prata, Flores da Cunha, Farroupilha, Guaporé, Torres, São Sebastião do Caí and Vacaria .
In Torres, the presentation will be on March 16, at 7:30 pm, at Sociedade Amigos da Praia de Torres – SAPT. Local supporters are the Municipality of Torres through the Secretariat for Culture and Sport and Sociedade Amigos da Praia de Torres – SAPT.
Conducted by maestro Manfredo Schmiedt, the concerts will have the Bossa Nova movement as their main theme, with a selection of songs with a historical focus and a sampling of the different periods and styles that are contained within the genre. Arrangements written especially for the formation of the UCS Orquestra by the musician Pedrinho Figueiredo, who is also a soloist in the presentations, will be interspersed with texts that will illustrate the different points of connection between Bossa Nova and Rio Grande do Sul.
The repertoire selected for the concerts includes fifteen compositions that are part of the history of Brazilian Popular Music, especially the Bossa Nova movement. The program includes classics signed by Tom Jobim such as “Samba do Avião”, “Águas de Março”, “Triste” and “Wave”, the latter in partnership with Vinícius de Moraes. The repertoire also includes “Chega de Saudade”, “Girl from Ipanema” and “Outra Vez” by this same composer duo.
The presentations will be surrounded by care with infrastructure and accessibility. At the presentation venues, special resources and spaces will be made available for wheelchair users, with special attention also for the physically, hearing and visually impaired. Libras interpreters will participate in the concerts, catering to this specific audience.
Social counterparts such as lectures on culture in Brazil, the history of the Orchestra, its formation and repertoires are also part of Bossa Nova actions in RS. The project is funded by the Federal Culture Incentive Law and is carried out by the Ministry of Culture, the Federal Government and the Lions Club of Caxias do Sul Educação e Cultura – LionsEduC.
