Euclides Lemos: Como manda o figurino

Esta cançao foi escrita pelo musico Jose Mario de Araujo, em um trabalho de pesquisa realizado no interior do Ceara, nordeste do Brasil. Trata-se de uma musica tocada pelo violonista auto-didata chamado Euclides Lemos. O trabalho realizado por Jose Mario de Araujo foi exatamente de coletar algumas musicas tocadas por pessoas que nunca estudaram musica e escreve-las, para que nunca fossem perdidas ou esquecidas com o passar do tempo. Esta e uma das cançoes presentes no livro de Jose Mario de Araujo. Espero que gostem. Trarei mais videos das outras musicas por ele escritas.

This song was writen in the early 80s, by a musician and guitar player called Jose Mario de Araujo, as a result of a research project done in the country side of Ceara, northest of Brazil. This song is from a man called Euclides Lemos, a guitar player that never studied music but was an autor of great pieces. The research that Jose Mario de Araujo did was exactly this, travel de country side of his state (CEARA) and collect some of the great musics that some people made. As these people never studied music, he disired to write them all down and try to make them last eternity. Hope you all enjoy this beautiful song.

Performed By: David Calandrine (My teacher)... We will try to keep up loading more musics from the research of Jose Maria de Araujo.

Category:

Music

Tags:

• Waltz
• Violonista
• Classic
• Guitar
• Choro
• Chorinho

[van1976]

Great. Nice "room" acoustics too.

--Van

[DCalandrine]

Thanks a lot Van... Check my new vid too!

[greekyboy123]

Great playing - what's the piece?

[DCalandrine]

Thank you!!

[meandtaco]

I really enjoyed your playing!! And as well the piece. Lots of power and fine rhythm! All the best, David Qualey

[DCalandrine]

Thanks a lot.. I've posted a new video, but solos still needed to be recorded. Check it out anyways! Thanks

[guiguitarrist]

som bom demais, gravação muito boa, técnica ótima!!! valeu..

[KlodeB92]

Muito lindo ! Parenbéns e saludo desde Francia .

[jacquillo]

very brasilian !

cheers !

[DCalandrine]

Thank you Maria! It's a pleasure and a trully honor to hear words like that from you. I've posted a new video. But I still have to record some solos.. Don't worry, they will come! Thanks again. Congratulations for your work too!

[MguitarL]

What an exhilarating, wonderful piece of music! - I love your spirited, powerful playing, too. It will be a great pleasure

to hear more music from the research of

Jose Maria de Araujo.

Maria Linnemann

[greekyboy123]

Thanks for that - I'm afraid that I do sometimes miss the obvious.