RHI Stage – Concert by Gustavo Roriz
22 June 2020, 10:00pm
Arte Institute and RHI Initiative present a concert by Gustavo Roriz at RHI Stage.
Gustavo Roriz is one name that takes us from Minho to Brazil, Latin America, Africa, Mediterranean Europe and brings us back. Multi-intrumentista where bass, double bass, guitar, and the Brazilian guitar, speak what comes from his heart through his fingers and poems. If we talk of experience, we can shorten and say that he integrated Madredeus group, besides having accompanied greatest Portuguese artists such as Luiz Caracol, Paulo de Carvalho, Fernando Girao, Jorge Fernando, Nancy Vieira, Raquel Tavares, Filipa Cardoso, Luisa Rocha, Fernando Tordo, Ciganos D’Ouro, O’QueStrada, and other artists from abroad Portugal like Taís Raganelli, Pablo Lapidusas, Bons Tempos Group, Phillip Hamilton, Daniel Mile. Now, if the focus is styles, there will be African music, jazz, fado, rap and a lot of chating into the leter night. It can be said of an official form that Gustavo Roriz exercises at the same time an activity in the cultural field of fundamental interest to Portugal and Brazil, bringing its sonic identity and his musical personality to the four corners of the world, which has performed at renamed rooms as Coliseum in Lisbon, Porto and Buenos Aires, Zitarrosa room in Montevideo, Olga Cadaval, Teatro Calderon in Madrid, Carnegie Hall in New York, Bauhaus Music in Amsterdam, and many others in the world and particularly in Portugal where he lives since 2004 .
Recently just released his new solo work, the album “SEM FRONTEIRAS” (NO BORDERS), where the viola caipira sounds uniquely in styles outside their sonic space where we are used to hearing, and in the same album he plays bass, doubles, classical guitar and sings some songs. It also integrates the D’Alambre group that 2015 released the CD “Tierra y Seca Caramelo” with original songs in partnership with the Spanish singer and composer Mili Vizcaíno. They joined them 3 more great musicians in the original formation of the group: Gabriel Godoy, Ruca Rebordão and Max Bruno Ciuro.
In the academic area he is graduated by UNICAMP and with a Master’s degree in Jazz Performance by ESML (Superior School of Music of Lisbon).
Download the RHI Think application, available at playstore and applestore, to watch the show and to value the artists’ work by paying what you can as a ticket for these free shows. The shows are free but the work of the artists shouldn’t be. Value it!
The show will also be transmited here on our platform, and on Arte Institute and RHI Think facebook pages.
Follow Gustavo Roriz to get to know more about his work |
Facebook: @gustavororizmusic
Instagram: @gustavororizmusic
Youtube: Gustavo Roriz
Website: Gustavororiz.com
Partners RHI Stage |
| Polarising | Pares Advogados | Revista Visão |
Arte Institute and RHI Initiative present a concert by Gustavo Roriz at RHI Stage.
Gustavo Roriz is one name that takes us from Minho to Brazil, Latin America, Africa, Mediterranean Europe and brings us back. Multi-intrumentista where bass, double bass, guitar, and the Brazilian guitar, speak what comes from his heart through his fingers and poems. If we talk of experience, we can shorten and say that he integrated Madredeus group, besides having accompanied greatest Portuguese artists such as Luiz Caracol, Paulo de Carvalho, Fernando Girao, Jorge Fernando, Nancy Vieira, Raquel Tavares, Filipa Cardoso, Luisa Rocha, Fernando Tordo, Ciganos D’Ouro, O’QueStrada, and other artists from abroad Portugal like Taís Raganelli, Pablo Lapidusas, Bons Tempos Group, Phillip Hamilton, Daniel Mile. Now, if the focus is styles, there will be African music, jazz, fado, rap and a lot of chating into the leter night. It can be said of an official form that Gustavo Roriz exercises at the same time an activity in the cultural field of fundamental interest to Portugal and Brazil, bringing its sonic identity and his musical personality to the four corners of the world, which has performed at renamed rooms as Coliseum in Lisbon, Porto and Buenos Aires, Zitarrosa room in Montevideo, Olga Cadaval, Teatro Calderon in Madrid, Carnegie Hall in New York, Bauhaus Music in Amsterdam, and many others in the world and particularly in Portugal where he lives since 2004 .
Recently just released his new solo work, the album “SEM FRONTEIRAS” (NO BORDERS), where the viola caipira sounds uniquely in styles outside their sonic space where we are used to hearing, and in the same album he plays bass, doubles, classical guitar and sings some songs. It also integrates the D’Alambre group that 2015 released the CD “Tierra y Seca Caramelo” with original songs in partnership with the Spanish singer and composer Mili Vizcaíno. They joined them 3 more great musicians in the original formation of the group: Gabriel Godoy, Ruca Rebordão and Max Bruno Ciuro.
In the academic area he is graduated by UNICAMP and with a Master’s degree in Jazz Performance by ESML (Superior School of Music of Lisbon).
Download the RHI Think application, available at playstore and applestore, to watch the show and to value the artists’ work by paying what you can as a ticket for these free shows. The shows are free but the work of the artists shouldn’t be. Value it!
The show will also be transmited here on our platform, and on Arte Institute and RHI Think facebook pages.
Follow Gustavo Roriz to get to know more about his work |
Facebook: @gustavororizmusic
Instagram: @gustavororizmusic
Youtube: Gustavo Roriz
Website: Gustavororiz.com
Partners RHI Stage |
| Polarising | Pares Advogados | Revista Visão |