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Hamilton De Holanda
Hamilton de Holanda is a renowned Brazilian bandolinist celebrated for his extraordinary virtuosity and innovative fusion of traditional choro and contemporary jazz. Hailing from Brazil, de Holanda has earned global acclaim for his masterful performances on the bandolim, a Brazilian version of the mandolin. His unique style blends the rich rhythms of Brazilian music with the improvisational spirit of jazz, creating a sound that is both timeless and modern. As a multi-award-winning improviser and composer, de Holanda's music is characterised by its brilliance and originality, making him a standout figure in the world of instrumental music. His discography includes captivating albums that showcase his technical prowess and creative genius, inviting fans to explore the vibrant landscapes of Brazilian and jazz music.
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Hamilton De Holanda's "Gismontipascoal" is a captivating tribute to the legendary Brazilian musicians Egberto Gismonti and Hermeto Pascoal. Released on May 21, 2013, under the Adventure Music label, this album is a fusion of samba, Brazilian jazz, MPB, and pagode, showcasing De Holanda's mastery of the 10-string mandolin alongside the exquisite piano playing of André Mehmari. The collaboration between these two virtuosos results in a rich, textured sound that honors the original compositions while infusing them with a fresh, contemporary style.
The album spans a diverse range of tracks, from the lively "Frevo" and the playful "Palhaço" to the introspective "Memória e Fado" and the tender "Bebê." Each piece is meticulously crafted, highlighting the intricate interplay between De Holanda's mandolin and Mehmari's piano. The title track, "Gismontipascoal," sets the tone with its classical guitar-like resonance, while "Santo Antonio" and "O Farol Que Nos Guia" offer moments of serene beauty. The album closes with "Gismontipascoal - Party," a lively and celebratory finale that encapsulates the joyous spirit of Brazilian music.
With a duration of 1 hour and 17 minutes, "Gismontipascoal" is a testament to the enduring influence of Gismonti and Pascoal, as interpreted through the lens of Hamilton De Holanda and André Mehmari. This album is a must-listen for fans of Brazilian music, offering a unique blend of tradition and innovation that is sure to resonate with listeners.