On mandolin or acoustic guitar, this bold musician produces a joyful and whimsical sound in which traditional Brazilian choro encounters jazz, two styles characterized in particular by improvisation.
On mandolin or acoustic guitar, this bold musician produces a joyful and whimsical sound in which traditional Brazilian choro encounters jazz, two styles characterized in particular by improvisation.
“We’re already familiar with the countless affinities between jazz and the many Brazilian musical styles, but Montréal guitarist Rodrigo Simões sets out to demonstrate them with almost methodical risk-taking” (Voir, 2018). On mandolin or acoustic guitar, this bold and energetic musician produces a whimsical sound in which traditional Brazilian choro encounters jazz, two styles characterized in particular by improvisation, a joyful sound freed from convention in which samba and bossa nova are reinvented.
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