Global Village - 11.27.09 Sergio Mielniczenko
Guests:
11:30 – Viver Brasil
11:30 - Eyedentity - CD "Lotus Flows" (unreleased) www.eyedentitymusic.com
12:00 – Seg. Pixinguinha (Brazilian musician and composer)
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Song/Artist/ CD/Label
1. Nova Bossa Nova - Marcos Valle - Far Out Bossa Nova - Farout Recordidngs
2. Talismã - Paulinho da Viola - Acústico MTV
3. Odo-Ya – Sergio Mendes & Carlinhos Brown - Encanto - Concord
4. Carolina - Seu Jorge - Samba Esporte Fino
5. Gentlemen, I Neglected To Inform You You Will Not Be Getting Paid - Charlie Hunter - Gentlemen, I Neglected To Inform You You Will Not Be Getting Paid - Spire Artist Media
6. Midsummer Sun (feat. Erik Truffaz) - Our Theory- Nublu Sound - Nublu Records
7. Highway - Paul McCartney- Good Evening...New York City – Hear Music
8. Southern Point - Grizzly Bear –Veckatimest- Warp Records
9. Jewel Of His Soul – Somi- If The Rains Come First \
10. Where To Go - Inara George - Accidental Experimental
11. Perfeição - João Bosco - Não Vou Para O Céu
12. My Heart Still Beats for You - Anna Ternheim Leaving On A Mayday
13. Do Leme ao Pontal - Tim Maia – Tim Maia – Inesquecível- Wardner
14. Opinião (Zé Keti) - Rosalia De Souza- D'improvviso- Schema
15. Crosstown Traffic - The Jimi Hendrix Experience- Electric Ladyland- Phanton Sound 17
Performance
Giving Thanks - an expression of gratitude for all our moments
Cultural, historical, religious and aesthetic influences converge when 45 artists work together for the first time. The results are a dramatic journey representing different lives, memories and legends of three sacred traditions from INDIA, HAWAII & BRAZIL.
From the magnificent beauty and vibrancy of Bharata Natyam, Shakti Dance Company from the temples of southern India to the graceful movement and chant from Hawaii, Halau Keali'i O Nalani, and the infectious rhythms of Afro-Brazilian dance and carnival, Viver Brasil, the shared spirit and intense energy of these dancers and musicians gathered on one stage represent the legacy of their traditions and the vitality of our city-Los Angeles.
Presented by the World Festival of Sacred Music-Los Angeles, Japanese American Cultural and Community Center, and UCLA Center for Intercultural Performance
Reserved seats:
$25.00 Regular
$20.00 UCLA Faculty/Staff (UCLA I.D. Required)
$20.00 JACCC Members (I.D. Required)
$12.00 Students (I.D. Required), Children (12 yrs.) Seniors (65+)
Regular price tickets available on line. Please contact the JACCC Box office
(213) 680-3700 for any discounted price purchase.
For more information please visit www.wac.ucla.edu/cip
Giving Thanks
Saturday, November 28, 2009 at 8:00 PM
Aratani/Japan America Theatre
244 South San Pedro Street
Los Angeles, CA 90012
Phone: (213) 680-3700
Website: jaccc.org
E-Mail: jatevents@jaccc.org
Map & Directions
MUAMBA DEC. 3RD. AT FAIS DO=DO
Legendary club FAIS DO-DO opens it’s doors once again to the Brazilian community, with the debut of classic Brazilian funk from the 70's,
never before heard in LA. This rare treat is a true MUAMBA (an imported product), brought from Brazil and adapted to the
American palate. In the 1970’s, Tim Maia, the father of samba-funk, began a revolution when he brought American funk to Brazil. Now Antonio
Santanna, former bassist for Tim Maia, brings the mash-up sound back to the states with a stellar lineup of some of LA's premier go-to Brazilian players, including singer Carla Hassett (former Billy Idol singer/dancer), drummer Leo Costa (Elan), guitarist Roberto Monteiro, keyboardist Catina DeLuna, and percussionist Gibí (Sergio Mendes).
CAFÉ FAIS DO-DO
5257 West Adams Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA 90016
(Bet. La Brea and Fairfax at Cloverdale)
Presented by:
Brazil Ivory Production, Ltd.
Tel: (213) 909 7375
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