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Born in Rio de Janeiro in 1955, Romero Lubambo studied classical piano and music theory as a young boy. From the time he played his first notes on the guitar at age thirteen, he devoted himself to that instrument. Lubambo graduated from the Villa-Lobos School of Music in Rio in 1978, an outstanding student of classical guitar; and, in 1980, received a degree in mechanical engineering from the Pontificia Universidade Catolica do Rio de Janeiro.
The rhythms and melodies defining Brazilian music and American jazz fascinated Lubambo. He taught himself through intense research and practice, developing exceptional skill, versatility and fluency in both jazz and Brazilian idioms. In 1985, Romero left Brazil for New York, where he became very much in demand, not only for his authentic Brazilian sound, but also for his command of a variety of styles. After reconnecting with fellow Brazilians Duduka da Fonseca and Nilson Matta, their impromptu sessions eventually led to the formation of Trio da Paz, a Brazilian Jazz trio widely recognized for their innovation, creativity and dynamic intensity. The group has become a major force in revitalizing and evolving the rich Brazilian musical legacy. Since their successful debut album "Brazil From The Inside" Trio da Paz has continued to break new ground with their special blend of traditional Brazilian rhythms and jazz improvisation.
Romero has also established himself as a composer and performer on his own critically acclaimed recording projects and collaborations with many outstanding artists, including Dianne Reeves, Michael Brecker, Yo-Yo Ma, Kathleen Battle, Diana Krall, Herbie Mann, Wynton Marsalis, Jane Monheit, Kenny Barron, Ivan Lins, Grover Washington Jr., Vernon Reid, Flora Purim and Airto, Sadao Watanabe, Paquito D'Rivera, Harry Belafonte, Larry Coryell, Gato Barbieri, Leny Andrade, James Carter, Paula Robison, Dave Weckl, Claudia Acuna, Jason Miles, Regina Carter, Luciana Souza, Gil Goldstein and Cesar Camargo Mariano among many others.
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CD коллекции, связанные с исполнителем: |
как основной соисполнитель ... |
David Chesky - 'The New York Chorinhos' - 1992, Chesky |
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Claudia Acuna - 'Rhythm Of Life' - 2002, Prospekt, Universal Int. |
Gabriela Anders - 'Last Tango In Rio' - 2004, Narada |
Gato Barbieri - 'The Shadow Of The Cat' - 2002, Peak |
Kenny Barron - 'Canta Brasil' - 2002, Sunnyside |
Kathleen Battle - 'So Many Stars' - 1995, Sony Classical |
Laverne Butler - 'No Looking Back' - 1992, Chesky |
Charlie Byrd - 'My Inspiration. Music Of Brazil' - 1999, Concord Jazz |
Charlie Byrd - 'Plays Jobim' - 2002, Concord Jazz |
Joey Calderazzo - 'Amanecer' - 2007, Marsalis, Rounder |
Ana Caram - 'Bossa Nova' - 1995, Chesky |
James Carter - 'Chasin' The Gypsy' - 2000, Atlantic |
David Chesky - 'The Tangos And Dances' - 1992, Chesky, Phono |
Greg Cohen - 'Way Low' - 1998, DIW |
Paquito D'Rivera - 'A Night In Englewood' - 1994, Messidor |
Paquito D'Rivera - 'Tico! Tico!' - 1989, Chesky |
Dave Douglas - 'Freak In' - 2003, Bluebird |
Jane Duboc - 'Sweet Lady Jane' - 2002, Columbia, Jam |
Michael Franks - 'Rendezvous In Rio' - 2006, Koch |
Michael Franks - 'Watching The Snow' - 2003, Sleeping Gypsy, Rhino |
Astrud Gilberto - 'Astrud Gilberto Plus James Last Orchestra' - 1987, Verve, Polygram |
Jon Hendricks - 'Freddie Freeloader' - 1990, Denon |
Vincent Herring - 'Jobim For Lovers' - 1999, Musicmasters |
Angelique Kidjo - 'Black Ivory Soul' - 2002, Sony Music |
Yo-Yo Ma - 'Obrigado Brazil' - 2003, Sony Classical |
Yo-Yo Ma - 'Songs Of Joy & Peace' - 2008, Sony Classical |
Herbie Mann - 'America - Brazil' - 1997, Lightyear |
Eric Marienthal - 'Sweet Talk' - 2003, JVC Victor |
Jason Miles - 'A Love Affair: Music Of Ivan Lins' - 2000, Telarc |
Jason Miles - 'Brazillian Nights Featuring Romero Lubambo' - 2002, Q Records |
Jane Monheit - 'Taking A Chance On Love' - 2004, Sony |
Jane Monheit - 'The Heart Of The Matter' - 2013, Decca, Emarcy |
Jane Monheit - 'The Lovers, The Dreamers And Me' - 2008, Concord |
Marisa Monte - 'Mais' - 1991, World Pacific |
Marisa Monte - 'Rose And Charcoal' - 1994, Blue Note |
New York Voices - 'Collection' - 1994, GRP |
New York Voices - 'Hearts Of Fire' - 1991, GRP |
Michel Petrucciani - 'Music' - 1989, Blue Note |
Dianne Reeves - 'Bridges' - 1999, Blue Note |
Dianne Reeves - 'In The Moment. Live In Concert' - 2000, Blue Note |
Dianne Reeves - 'The Calling: Celebrating Sarah Vaughan' - 2001, Blue Note |
Janis Siegel - 'Sketches Of Broadway' - 2004, Telarc |
Luciana Souza - 'Brazilian Duos' - 2002, Sunnyside |
Luciana Souza - 'Duos II' - 2005, Sunnyside |
Luciana Souza - 'The New Bossa Nova' - 2007, Verve |
Richard Stoltzman - 'Worldbeat Bach' - 2000, RCA |
Towa Tei - 'Future Listening !' - 1995, Elektra Entertainment, Ars Nova |
Steve Turre - 'Steve Turre' - 1996, Polygram |