- they also
developed it locally. The
Germans used it in Wandervogel. The
bandolim is
commonly used
wherever the
Spanish and
Portuguese took it: in South...
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Jacob do
Bandolim (born
Jacob Pick Bittencourt;
February 14, 1918 –
August 13, 1969) was a
Brazilian composer and musician. Born to a Brazilian-Jewish...
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being the roda de
choro in the
house of
composer and
musician Jacob do
Bandolim, in the Jacarepaguá
neighborhood in Rio; and the "roda de choro" in the...
- at the
Raphael Rabello Choro academy. He
plays a
custom made 10
string Bandolim. In 2015, his
album Bossa Negra, a
partnership with
Diogo Nogueira, was...
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clerk and
hairdresser among other things. She was
discovered by
Jacob do
Bandolim at her 16th
birthday party, to
which he was
brought by her
cousin Pedro...
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Kutiyapi (Maguindanao) Laud
Octavina Portugal (see also
Azores and Madeira):
Bandolim Banjolim Cavaquinho Guitarra portuguesa (Portuguese guitar)
Rajao Viola...
- (percussion) Cuíca (percussion)
Cavaquinho classical guitar Agogô
Atabaque Bandolim Banjo Chocalho Hand-repique Tan-tan Br****
instruments Trumpet Cornet Trombone...
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concert at
Teatro João
Caetano which gathered Elizeth Cardoso,
Jacob do
Bandolim and Época de Ouro. In 2007, b****ist Luiz Chaves, a
founder of the Zimbo...
-
conductor and
composer Ernesto Nazareth (1863–1934),
composer Jacob do
Bandolim (1918–1969),
composer and
musician Pixinguinha (1897–1973),
composer and...
- guitar,
tenor guitar, 7-string guitar, banjo, cavaco, cavaquinho, and the
bandolim. He was also a
singer in
several of the
ensembles in
which he performed...
