Olivia Hime
Mar de Algodão
As Marinhas de Caymmi
2002
Tracks:
Mar da Manhã - (arranjos e regência de Paulo Aragão e Nailor "Proveta"):
01. Abertura
02. Pescaria
03. Milagre
04. Dois de Fevereiro
05. Morena do mar introdução
06. Morena do mar
07. Quem vem pra beira do mar
Mar da Tarde - (arranjos e regência de Wagner Tiso):
08. Mar da tarde
09. Saudade de Itapuã
10. Bem do mar
11. Cantiga da Noiva
12. O Mar
Mar da Noite - (arranjos e regência de Francis Hime):
13. Noite de Temporal
14. A Lenda do Abaeté
15. Temporal
16. É doce morrer no mar
17. Adeus da esposa
18. Sargaço Mar
19. Quem vem pra beira do mar
Autor of all tracks: Dorival Caymmi : )
As Marinhas de Caymmi
2002
Tracks:
Mar da Manhã - (arranjos e regência de Paulo Aragão e Nailor "Proveta"):
01. Abertura
02. Pescaria
03. Milagre
04. Dois de Fevereiro
05. Morena do mar introdução
06. Morena do mar
07. Quem vem pra beira do mar
Mar da Tarde - (arranjos e regência de Wagner Tiso):
08. Mar da tarde
09. Saudade de Itapuã
10. Bem do mar
11. Cantiga da Noiva
12. O Mar
Mar da Noite - (arranjos e regência de Francis Hime):
13. Noite de Temporal
14. A Lenda do Abaeté
15. Temporal
16. É doce morrer no mar
17. Adeus da esposa
18. Sargaço Mar
19. Quem vem pra beira do mar
Autor of all tracks: Dorival Caymmi : )
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A tribute to the songwriting of popular samba composer Dorival Caymmi,
whose attachment to and reverence for the sea was legendary. This album
is conceived as a series of song-cycles: the sea in the morning, the sea
by day, the sea at night. In some places the baroque arrangements are
fairly unconventional; in others Hime displays a markedly formalist MPB
approach -- very ornate, refined and sugary sweet. Her own, rather
understated vocals are close in temprament to Caymmi's own plainspoken
singing style. Rodolfo Stroeter produced and engineered the album;
Olivia and Francis Hime wrote the arrangements, with Tutty Moreno,
Sergio Santos and others performing throughout.
(He was a good guide when I started listening to & buying Brazilian cd's.
- Thank you Joe!)
♫
Dorival Caymmi (April 30, 1914 – August 16, 2008)
was a Brazilian singer, songwriter, actor, and painter active for more than 70 years beginning in 1933. He contributed to the birth of Brazil's bossa nova movement, and several of his samba pieces, such as "Samba da Minha Terra", "Doralice" and "Saudade da Bahia", have become staples of Música Popular Brasileira. Equally notable are his ballads celebrating the fishermen and women of Bahia, including "Promessa de Pescador", "O Que É Que a Baiana Tem?", and "Milagre".
Caymmi composed about 100 songs in his lifetime, and many of his works
are now considered to be Brazilian classics. Both Brazilian and
non-Brazilian musicians have covered his songs...
♫
Pescaria
Dorival Caymmi
Ô canoeiro
bota rede,
bota rede no mar
ô canoeiro
bota rede no mar.
Cerca o peixe,
bate o remo,
puxa corda,
colhe a rede,
ô canoeiro
puxa rede do mar.
Vai ter presente pra Chiquinha
ter presente pra Iaiá
ô canoeiro puxa do mar.
Cerca o peixe,
bate o remo,
puxa corda,
colhe a rede,
ô canoeiro
puxa rede do mar.
Louvado seja Deus
Ó meu pai.
Vai ter presente pra Chiquinha
ter presente pra Iaiá
ô canoeiro puxa rede do mar.
: )
Dorival Caymmi
Ô canoeiro
bota rede,
bota rede no mar
ô canoeiro
bota rede no mar.
Cerca o peixe,
bate o remo,
puxa corda,
colhe a rede,
ô canoeiro
puxa rede do mar.
Vai ter presente pra Chiquinha
ter presente pra Iaiá
ô canoeiro puxa do mar.
Cerca o peixe,
bate o remo,
puxa corda,
colhe a rede,
ô canoeiro
puxa rede do mar.
Louvado seja Deus
Ó meu pai.
Vai ter presente pra Chiquinha
ter presente pra Iaiá
ô canoeiro puxa rede do mar.
: )
Singer Olivia Hime is both an alluring performer
and a great promoter of classic and modern Brazilian music. Through
her thriving independent label, Biscoito Fino, she has produced and
released dozens of albums by old-guard artists and lesser-known
newcomers...
---yes you can get some very fine biscuits from there... : )
Biscoito Fino Records....
The idea of starting the record company Biscoito Fino began with the project, ComPasso Samba & Choro, developed by Olivia Hime, at the invitation of Kati Almeida Braga, in the Paço Imperial in Rio de Janeiro. Enthusiastic about that series of presentations, with musicians the caliber of Guinga, Cristina Buarque, Yamandu Costa, Miúcha, Francis Hime, Zezé Gonzaga and many others, Olivia and Kati decided to record the CDs of the shows. Their enthusiasm grew beyond just the CDs and the team aimed for an independent record company, proudly unconcerned about market tendencies. At first, Biscoito Fino edited songs by old and new composers, recorded and distributed CDs. Today, with its own studio and equipment available to musicians, Biscoito doesn´t want, to paraphrase Noel Rosa, smother anyone, but only to show that it also makes the best Brazilian popular music.
Since the writer Oswald de Andrade coined the expression “biscoito fino (fine cookie),” it has become synonymous with something selected, of high quality. Responding to comments that he was not understood by the man of the street, Oswald quipped, “the masses will some day eat the fine cookie that I produce” - a prophecy remembered 60 years later by another poet and writer, Geraldinho Carneiro, who, upon discovering that Kati and Olivia intended to set up a record company made up of the highest level of Brazilian music, exclaimed: “But what you are going to do is make a biscoito fino.” The name was baptized.
Almost five years after producing its first CD, Biscoito Fino has already released more than 150 titles. All, or almost all, of the music is popular, but there is nothing orthodox about it. One of the first releases is a collection of the work of the erudite composer, Cláudio Santoro. The flexibility of Biscoito Fino also opened the way for CDs of instrumental music, like Francis Hime´s Meus Caros Pianistas, Homenagem a Luiz Eça, by the french master Michel Legrand, and the first CD of the choro group Tira Poeira.
Olivia Hime, musical director of the record company, considers one of her utmost functions, even more important than looking for talent, to be that of selecting musicians that have an affinity with Biscoito Fino. This is because, she admits, in Brazil talent blooms so easily that three record companies would be needed to record everything. When choosing between a musician with good selling potential but not really in tune with genuine brazilian music and another, less commercialized, but with more consistent work, she doesn´t think twice: the second one is the one for Biscoito Fino. Here are some examples: Luciana Souza, singer, composer and instrumentalist, living in the United States; Lucinha Lins singing Suely Costa, Olivia Byington re-recording Canções do Amor Demais, by Tom Jobim and Vinicius de Moraes, released by Elizeth Cardoso and also a salute by Olivia herself to Dorival Caymmi in her latest CD, Mar de Algodão.
“The role of Biscoito Fino,” - says Olivia - “is to open space for the richness of brazilian music. If the whole world is consuming brazilian music and it is our prime natural resource, why not consume it here too?” And Biscoito has put things in gear by releasing compositions by Francis Hime, Sérgio Santos and Joyce, and recording with singers like Mônica Salmaso, Bibi Ferreira and Zé Renato .
Not satisfied with just releasing and re-releasing quality CDs, Biscoito Fino has widened its compromise with the vast patrimony of brazilian music by recuperating unknown choro relics, in partnership with Acari Records, and promoting the project Centro Petrobras de Referência da Música Brasileira (Petrobras Center of Reference for brazilian Music). Working together with the Instituto Moreira Salles (Moreira Salles Institute) and sponsored by Petrobras, this project has put together the largest collection of phonograms from the mechanical era and the first electric recordings in Brazil. This collection is also open for people who are interested in the preservation of brazilian music.
In 2002, Biscoito Fino contracted singer Maria Bethânia and in October of that year released Maricotinha ao Vivo, the CD that follows the 35-year career of one of the greatest interpreters of razilian popular music. Also by Maria Bethânia, Biscoito Fino still has in its catalogue the DVD, Maricotinha ao Vivo, the CD Cânticos Preces Súplicas à Senhora dos Jardins do Céu and her latest release: Que Falta Você me Faz - on which Bethânia pays a tribute to the poet, Vinicius de Moraes.
In 2005, BF completes its fifth aniversary and will reach the outstanding number of 150 titles in its catalogue, among CDs, DVDs and collections, exclusive or in partnership with the labels connected to the recording company: Quelé (a partnership between BF and Acari Records), Jobim Biscoito Fino (on which in 2004 released the unedited CD, Antonio Carlos Jobim em Minas ao vivo Piano e Voz), Biscoitinho (a label dedicated to children’s music) and Quitanda (a partnership of Maria Bethânia with Kati Almeida Braga, responsible for releases such as Brasileirinho, also by Bethânia).
The idea of starting the record company Biscoito Fino began with the project, ComPasso Samba & Choro, developed by Olivia Hime, at the invitation of Kati Almeida Braga, in the Paço Imperial in Rio de Janeiro. Enthusiastic about that series of presentations, with musicians the caliber of Guinga, Cristina Buarque, Yamandu Costa, Miúcha, Francis Hime, Zezé Gonzaga and many others, Olivia and Kati decided to record the CDs of the shows. Their enthusiasm grew beyond just the CDs and the team aimed for an independent record company, proudly unconcerned about market tendencies. At first, Biscoito Fino edited songs by old and new composers, recorded and distributed CDs. Today, with its own studio and equipment available to musicians, Biscoito doesn´t want, to paraphrase Noel Rosa, smother anyone, but only to show that it also makes the best Brazilian popular music.
Since the writer Oswald de Andrade coined the expression “biscoito fino (fine cookie),” it has become synonymous with something selected, of high quality. Responding to comments that he was not understood by the man of the street, Oswald quipped, “the masses will some day eat the fine cookie that I produce” - a prophecy remembered 60 years later by another poet and writer, Geraldinho Carneiro, who, upon discovering that Kati and Olivia intended to set up a record company made up of the highest level of Brazilian music, exclaimed: “But what you are going to do is make a biscoito fino.” The name was baptized.
Almost five years after producing its first CD, Biscoito Fino has already released more than 150 titles. All, or almost all, of the music is popular, but there is nothing orthodox about it. One of the first releases is a collection of the work of the erudite composer, Cláudio Santoro. The flexibility of Biscoito Fino also opened the way for CDs of instrumental music, like Francis Hime´s Meus Caros Pianistas, Homenagem a Luiz Eça, by the french master Michel Legrand, and the first CD of the choro group Tira Poeira.
Olivia Hime, musical director of the record company, considers one of her utmost functions, even more important than looking for talent, to be that of selecting musicians that have an affinity with Biscoito Fino. This is because, she admits, in Brazil talent blooms so easily that three record companies would be needed to record everything. When choosing between a musician with good selling potential but not really in tune with genuine brazilian music and another, less commercialized, but with more consistent work, she doesn´t think twice: the second one is the one for Biscoito Fino. Here are some examples: Luciana Souza, singer, composer and instrumentalist, living in the United States; Lucinha Lins singing Suely Costa, Olivia Byington re-recording Canções do Amor Demais, by Tom Jobim and Vinicius de Moraes, released by Elizeth Cardoso and also a salute by Olivia herself to Dorival Caymmi in her latest CD, Mar de Algodão.
“The role of Biscoito Fino,” - says Olivia - “is to open space for the richness of brazilian music. If the whole world is consuming brazilian music and it is our prime natural resource, why not consume it here too?” And Biscoito has put things in gear by releasing compositions by Francis Hime, Sérgio Santos and Joyce, and recording with singers like Mônica Salmaso, Bibi Ferreira and Zé Renato .
Not satisfied with just releasing and re-releasing quality CDs, Biscoito Fino has widened its compromise with the vast patrimony of brazilian music by recuperating unknown choro relics, in partnership with Acari Records, and promoting the project Centro Petrobras de Referência da Música Brasileira (Petrobras Center of Reference for brazilian Music). Working together with the Instituto Moreira Salles (Moreira Salles Institute) and sponsored by Petrobras, this project has put together the largest collection of phonograms from the mechanical era and the first electric recordings in Brazil. This collection is also open for people who are interested in the preservation of brazilian music.
In 2002, Biscoito Fino contracted singer Maria Bethânia and in October of that year released Maricotinha ao Vivo, the CD that follows the 35-year career of one of the greatest interpreters of razilian popular music. Also by Maria Bethânia, Biscoito Fino still has in its catalogue the DVD, Maricotinha ao Vivo, the CD Cânticos Preces Súplicas à Senhora dos Jardins do Céu and her latest release: Que Falta Você me Faz - on which Bethânia pays a tribute to the poet, Vinicius de Moraes.
In 2005, BF completes its fifth aniversary and will reach the outstanding number of 150 titles in its catalogue, among CDs, DVDs and collections, exclusive or in partnership with the labels connected to the recording company: Quelé (a partnership between BF and Acari Records), Jobim Biscoito Fino (on which in 2004 released the unedited CD, Antonio Carlos Jobim em Minas ao vivo Piano e Voz), Biscoitinho (a label dedicated to children’s music) and Quitanda (a partnership of Maria Bethânia with Kati Almeida Braga, responsible for releases such as Brasileirinho, also by Bethânia).
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