Brazilian Music Cocktail Acoustic Guitar & Piano Versions Seby Burgio and Manuela Ciunna

• 1 Cabide 04:22
• 2 Berimbau 04:21
• 3 Corcovado 04:27
• 4 Sò Vendo Que Beleza (Marambaia) 03:21
• 5 Samba da Minha Terra 02:52
• 6 Desafinado 05:14
• 7 Tristeza 05:54
• 8 Shimbalaié 03:51
• 9 Ladeira da Preguiça 04:31
• 10 Carinhoso 04:27
• 11 Fato Consumado 04:38
• 12 Agua de Beber 04:04
• 13 Chega 04:50
• 14 Chega de Saudade 03:05
• 15 Gentle Humilde 04:43
• 16 Um a Zero 02:53
• Total Runtime 01:07:33

Info for Brazilian Music Cocktail Acoustic Guitar & Piano Versions

As a child he took part in and won several national competitions: second place at “Pedara Piano Competition 1998”, first place at “Solarino Piano Competition 1998”, first place at “Ispica Piano Competition 1999”, first place at “Barcellona Pozzo di Gotto Piano Competition 1999”, first place at “Lentini Piano Competition 1999”, first place at “Pedara Piano Competition 1999”, first place at “Lentini Piano Competition 2000”.

When he was thirteen, he began studing jazz with pianists Marco Genovese and Alberto Alibrandi, then, in 2004, with pianist Andrea Beneventano. In 2006 he attended “Umbria Jazz” summer workshops by Berklee College and he took part in Gary Burton Special Workshop.

In 2008 he participated in the “Massimo Urbani Award” and he won Umbria Jazz 2008 scholarship, the audience prize and a CD recording. In the same year he attended “Umbria Jazz” summer workshops by Berklee College and he took part in Miroslav Vitous Special Workshop and he obtained a special mention as new talent. In the same year he won “Giuseppe Ierna Young Talent Competition” in Floridia. In December 2008, his first album “Giant Steps” (Philology) was released with Massimo Manzi on drums and Massimo Morriconi on double bass.

Seby Burgio, piano, rebolo, tambourine
Manuela Ciunna, voice, guitar, cavaquinho, pandeiro, shakers

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