Paulo Moura And Raphael Rabello - Chorando Baixinho

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Track 2 From The 1992 "Dois Irmãos" Álbum

Short Biographies

Paulo Moura
Son of a master and brother band with other musicians began to play piano and clarinet in Sao Jose do Rio Preto (SP), where he was born. He moved later to Rio de Janeiro, where he began playing in casinos, dances and parties, as part of Zacharias and His Orchestra. Finished his clarinet at the National School of Music, where he also seized music theory, harmony, conducting, orchestration and arrangement. It was the first clarinetist of the National Theatre Orchestra for 17 years. During this period, he traveled with Ary Barroso Mexico and Russia, where he governed the Symphony Orchestra of Moscow.
His connection to jazz is very strong, and formed one of the first jazz bands in the country, playing the saxophone than clarinet. In 1957 he recorded the album "Paulo Moura and his Orchestra to Bailes," who served in another branch. Moving between the popular and erudite, attending the Lane, a stronghold of the bossa nova, and served as arranger for Elis Regina, Fagner, Milton Nascimento. In 1976 he recorded the album "Confusão Urbana, Suburbana and Rural," with which toured Japan.
Another famous is its quite hard "Mistura e Manda" from the 80's. In his repertoire, together with its concert activity, there is a lot of chro and gafieira. He recorded "Dois Irmãos" alongside Raphael Rabello, in 1992, the year he won the award for best instrumentalist Sharp popular. Paulo Moura died late on Monday, July 12, 2010, a victim of lymphoma.

Raphael Rabello
Born into a large and musical family, began playing guitar at 12 years, and then formed the group Os Carioquinhas, who played the choro. He studied with the legendary guitarist Dino 7 strings, with whom he recorded an LP in 1991, and for some time devoted himself to this instrument, adopting the name Rafael seventh chords.
Considered a virtuoso guitar (6 and 7 string), played with the biggest names in the choro and samba, as Elizeth Cardoso, and Radamés Gnattali, who was very close in recent years. Launched, including in 1986 the album "Raphael Rabello plays Radames Gnattali." In 1989, a car accident resulted in a multiple fracture in his right arm that put her career on the line. But four months later the guitarist debuted the show "Todo Sentimento" next to Elizeth Cardoso.
One of his most successful album that was recorded with Ney Matogrosso in 1990, "À Flor da Pele", a unique partnership. He also recorded with Paulo Moura, Deo Rian and Romero Lubambo. His interpretations of classic choro "1 x 0" (Pixinguinha) and "Desvairada" (Garoto) are considered anthology. In 1992 released an album tribute to Tom Jobim, "Todos os Tons", with guest Flamenco Paco de Lucia, Jacques Morelenbaum and Jobim himself. He has worked on albums by various artists, and was one of the hottest guitarists of the '80s and '90s, known for impeccable technique combine interpretative sensitivity in any style, whether scholar, choro, flamenco or bossa nova. His early death at age 32, combined with his genius and virtuosity made him be considered the "Mozart of Choro."