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Masters of bossa nova : Jobim, Vinicius, and Toquinho with Miúcha, 1978 /

This program includes great bossa nova hits by Jobim and Vinicius, Chico Buarque de Holanda and Caetano Veloso, among others. Jobim and Vinicius are joined on stage by vocalist Miúcha and Antonio Toquinho, a second-generation bossa novist, who collaborated with Vinicius on over two dozen recordings....

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Corporate Authors: Radiotelevisione della Svizzera italiana, Video Artists International
Other Authors: Jobim, Antonio Carlos (Instrumentalist, Vocalist), Moraes, Vinícius de (Vocalist), Toquinho, 1946- (Instrumentalist, Vocalist), Miúcha (Vocalist), Azeitona (Instrumentalist), Mutinho (Instrumentalist), Sion, Roberto (Instrumentalist), Moraes, Georgiana de (Instrumentalist), Pattacini, Joyce (Producer), Cantoni, Mascia (Director), Altman, Allan (Producer)
Format: Video DVD
Language:Multiple languages
Portuguese
Italian
Language Notes:Sung in Portuguese with a performer's commentary in Italian; English subtitles on commentary only.
Published: Pleasantville, New York : VAI, [2009]
Subjects:
Bossa nova (Music) > Brazil.
Sambas > Brazil.
Popular music > Brazil > 1961-1970.
Jazz vocals > Brazil.
Music videos.
Concert television programs.
Feature films.
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Summary:This program includes great bossa nova hits by Jobim and Vinicius, Chico Buarque de Holanda and Caetano Veloso, among others. Jobim and Vinicius are joined on stage by vocalist Miúcha and Antonio Toquinho, a second-generation bossa novist, who collaborated with Vinicius on over two dozen recordings. The ensemble is led by Jobim (piano) and Toquinho (guitar), and accompanied by Azeitona (bass), Mutinho (drums), Roberto Sion (flute and saxophone) and Georgiana de Moraes (percussion).
Item Description:Jobim/Vinicius/Toquinho
Videorecording.
Physical Description:1 videodisc (approximately 54 min.) : sound, color ; 4 3/4 in.
Format:DVD, NTSC; region 0 (playable in all regions); 4:3 screen format.
Production Credits:Produced for DVD by Allan Altman; executive producer, Edward Cardona.