Last reminder to get your tickets for Choro Festival – Nov. 13th – 8PM @ The Opera Center America
Last reminder to get your tickets for Choro Festival – Nov. 13th – 8PM @ The Opera Center America
Brazilian Music Foundation 5th-Annual International Choro Festival
Brazilian Music Foundation is proud to present its
5th-Annual International Choro Festival in the City of New York, “Samba-Choro” with a lineup of very talented musicians and a variety of interesting performances.
Tickets are selling fast!
Limited space!
Wednesday, November 13th , 2019
8:00pm
Doors open 7:30pm
at Opera Center America Marc A. Scorca Hall
330 Seventh Ave.
7th Floor – New York City, NY
Tickets
$ 35 – $ 40 (door)
Purchase in advance to avoid lines and delays! (general admission)
(All proceeds will go to BMF-USA.ORG)
BMF is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization
Fundraiser for the Brazilian Music Foundation, a non-profit organization promoting Brazilian culture and music via educational and performance programs.
MEET THE MUSICIANS!
The Brazilian Music Foundation (BMF) Choro Collective is formed by selected talented musicians, composers and arrangers in choro music today. The BMF Choro basic ensemble instruments include acoustic guitar, flute, saxophone and the pandeiro, a typical percussion instrument from Brazil. The group features local and international musicians with special guests becoming a small orchestra, with more musicians playing instruments like piano, cavaquinho, the 7 string acoustic guitar, clarinet, among others. This year we are introducing the “Samba-Choro” featuring local musicians and musicians from other cities in the US.
About Choro
Brazilian Choro is considered Brazil’s first “urban pop” music. There are over 30 different types of rhythms in Brazilian Music. By presenting the diversity of our rhythms, we hope to encourage diverse musicians, music students, adults, and children to engage in creating music with a dynamic communicative style that is energetic, fun, creative, and very inspiring!
Samba-Choro is a musical subgenre that emerged in the 1930s resulting from the fusion of rhythmic elements and the instrumental formation of samba with choro, both musical genres of Brazilian popular music
"Choro is considered a Brazilian cultural heritage".
By attending one of our concerts you will not only enjoy the best of Brazilian Music but you will also be helping many organizations to remove children off the streets, helping them being socially responsible, and giving them the opportunity for a better life through music.
Check out videos and photos from previous concerts.
