Cantar de novo A Banda
- 1Construção06:12
- 2Mais bandido que ladrão02:25
- 3Salta glória02:27
- 4A minha flor02:27
- 5Bate-papo03:41
- 6Saudade de voar03:09
- 7Canto aos orixás04:28
- 8Como dizia o filósofo03:10
- 9Quem me dera ser02:51
- 10Valsa do ano novo02:23
Info for Cantar de novo
This is the new album from the Brazilian music quintet founded by Julien Doumenjou in 2014. It's a third opus that draws on years of interpreting the great names of MPB (Brazilian Popular Music) and a constantly renewed repertoire. This time, with the exception of 'Construção', a wild song by Chico Buarque and a real tour de force for its performers, the group offers its own original compositions. Bossa nova, samba, choro, waltz and even a nod to Mozart - everything is present in an explosion of colour and enthusiasm, made all the more infectious by the fact that the quintet has invited prestigious musicians and friends from the classical, jazz and MPB worlds to join them.
For the occasion, the band is joined by a host of guests, including singers, brass, woodwind and string ensembles, as well as personalities such as Camille Bertault, Robin Mansanti, Caloé, Emmanuel Donzella, Charlotte Planchou, François Raison, Eugénie Loiseau, Angela Strandberg and Baptiste Hec.
A Banda" is an acoustic group of popular Brazilian music founded by Julien Doumenjou two years ago. Their repertoire covers a wide range of styles (sambas, choros, bossa, waltzes, etc.), from the 1920s and 30s (Pixinguinha, Noel Rosa, etc.) to the 70s (Edu Lobo, Toquinho, Chico Buarque, etc.), and includes many classics by Tom Jobim and Baden Powell.
Julien Doumenjou, guitar, piano, vocals, arrangements
Patricia Lestre, ukulele, violin, vocals
Nadia Feknous, flute
Philippe Monge, double bass, flute
Julien Augier, drums
Rafael Meyrier, percussion
A Banda
is an acoustic group playing popular Brazilian music, founded by Julien Doumenjou. Their repertoire covers a wide range of styles: sambas, choros, bossa, waltzes... from the 1920s and 30s: Pixinguinha, Noel Rosa... to the 70s: Edu Lobo, Toquinho, Chico Buarque... including many classics by Tom Jobim and Baden Powell.
Julien Doumenjou
Born in 1975, Julien Doumenjou is a composer, arranger and performer. He sings, plays guitar, piano and banjo. In addition to training in musicology, he has taken jazz classes at the C.I.M and the Bill Evans Piano Academy. He studied harmony with Bernard Maury, piano with Emmanuel Bex, singing with Anne Ducros, guitar with Edouardo Makaroff from the "Gothan Project", banjo with Kieran Hanrahan and orchestration with Laurent Couson, Claude Lelouch's regular composer-arranger.
Julien Doumenjou has been performing on the French scene and in different countries for the past twenty years. Pianist-arranger for the "Big bang du 19e". Pianist and musical director of the play "Peau d'âne" for one year, at the Théâtre du Nord-Ouest. Co-author of the musical comedy "Vampire" played at the Trianon. Author and interpreter of the group "Jefferson" alongside musicians such as Magic Malik, Stephane Belmondo, Pierrick Pedron or Vincent Artaud with whom he recorded the album "Sweet Rendez-vous". He founded "Tra la la", a vocal quartet of French songs. In Egypt, for four years, he was pianist-arranger for the "Riff Band" and the "Urban jazz quartet". In the United States, he accompanied, as a banjo player, the folk singer Bill O'Neal for one year. Back in France, he mainly led three bands: "Jive at Five" a vocal swing band with singer Camille Bertault, "The bitch and the boys" a tribute band that highlights the vocal art of Brian Wilson, and finally "A Banda", a quintet of Brazilian popular music that he has been directing for four years and with whom he recorded two albums, "A Banda em Paris" and "Saudade" with Jean-Marc Sauvagnargues the drummer/singer of "Fatals Picards".
He crossed Bossa Flor's path in February 2020 by participating in a concert by Emmanuel Donzella (and Andrea Monteiro), an encounter that would be followed by other projects, including of a recording in the album « Brassens dans tous ses états » (2021).
This album contains no booklet.