Audio Collection
Eleven Bridges
Marco Tulio
BRAZILIAN JAZZ. The richness of Brazilian harmonies and rhythms mixed with Jazz, carefully crafted compositions and arrangements and beautiful guitar work.
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Six Brothers | 5:20 | Play |
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Offhand | 7:01 | Play |
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The Birth | 1:20 | Play |
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Emanuel | 5:23 | Play |
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Cai No Frevo | 4:09 | Play |
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Without Memories | 5:30 | Play |
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Seguindo O Eixo | 5:48 | Play |
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Description
"MARCO TULIO is one of the most promising musicians of the new generation of Brazilians that landed in the U.S. recently. His music is precise and gentle, and at the same time it commands attention and imagination".
FLORA PURIM, Brazilian Jazz singer legend.
Brazilian guitar player MARCO TLIO was born in February 27, 1964 in Cuiab (capital of the state of Mato Grosso) and was raised in Braslia (capital of Brazil). Marco is a graduate (1984) of Seminrios de Msica Pr-Arte, a prestigious music school in Rio de Janeiro (Brazil). He studied with Maestro Carlos Alberto Figueiredo, guitarists Luiz Felipe Oiticica and Celso Mendes. In Rio he also studied Harmony & Arrangement with Sergio Benevenuto.
Since 1984 Marco Tlio has been working as a professional guitar player and music teacher. He was a member of many important instrumental bands from Brazil such as: "QUARTO DE JAZZ", "SEXTO ANDAR", "QUARTETO WABASH" and "MARCO TLIO TRIO". He also worked extensively with the legendary brazilian bass player PAULO RUSSO.
In 1990 he came to Los Angeles for the first time, to study at MUSICIANS INSTITUTE. He studied with guitarists Joe Diorio, Scott Henderson, Norman Brown and with pianist/composer Carl Schroeder. After graduating with "Honors" from MI he went back to Brazil and opened his own music school (MUSIC MAKERS) where he taught GUITAR, HARMONY & IMPROVISATION. During that period he had the opportunity to organize workshops at his school with great american guitarists PAT METHENY and JOE DIORIO.
In 1997 Marco Tulio got the "VIRTUOSI AWARD" from the Ministry of Culture of Brazil.
Last year he wrote the theme song for the brazilian TV Talk Show "New Life".
As a member of the band Klezmer Juice Marco recorded and co-produced one song for the soundtrack of the movie "The Wedding Crashers" (Directed by David Dobkin for "New Line Cinema") - to be released in early 2005, starring Owen Wilson, Vince Vaughn and Christopher Walken. Marco and the group will also appear in a scene in the movie.
Marco has been performing and recording extensively in Los Angeles with great musicians and singers such as pop star Thalia, Rique Pantoja, Roger Espinoza, Mike Rivera, Larry Rousseve, Flavia de Mello, Gustavo Bulgach, Joselyn Wilkinson, Lady J, Katia Moraes, Nayzeth, Ana Gazzola, Sonia Santos, the group Brasil Brazil, Diana Moreira Booker, Julio Figueroa, Victor Serraldi, Patty Stirling, Marta Santamaria, Renni Flores, Bianca Rossini, Kamal Kozah, Christopher Clark, Ron Javorsky and Antonio Santanna. He had also played on many private events for celebrities such as JANET JACKSON, HILARY CLINTON and ARNOLD SCHWARTZNEGER, to name a few.
He had played on venues such as 46th ANNUAL GRAMMY AWARDS, Ford Amphitheatre, Spaghettini, Rocco's, Jax, Club 705, La Ve Lee, Opera House Theatre (Napa Valley), Caf Med, Bamboo, Coppacabana, Farfalla, Leblon, Temple Bar, Lush, Sangria, to name a few.
Now he's releasing his first CD as a leader in the US called "Eleven Bridges" with all original compositions, featuring: keyboardist Rique Pantoja, saxophonist George Shelby, flute player Darryl Richards, bassists Ernest Tibbs and Antonio de Santanna, drummers Tim McIntyre and Mike Shapiro, percussionist Cassio Duarte.