Epi 76 Alexandre Garnizé, Part 2

Epi 76 Alexandre Garnizé, Part 2

Author: Courtney Danley & Dianna Ramirez September 16, 2020 Duration: 1:43:48

Alexandre Garnizé

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Bio:

Garnize’ was born in Camaragibe, a metropolitan region of Recife Pernambuco, but he now lives in Rio de Janeiro.  Versatility, talent and attitude are the trademarks of this multifaceted percussionist who has traveled the world to represent his community and Afro-Brazilian and Northeastern culture. Garnize’s passion for music started in the terreiros of Candomble when he was a young boy. He is an ethnomusicologist, scholar of Africa-based rhythms, composer/arranger, and author of film soundtracks. He was the drummer for the rap group Faces Do Suburbio, with whom he was nominated for a Latin Grammy award in 2001. He was also part of FURTO, Frente Urbana de Trabalhos Organizados), a project also conceived by musician Marcelo Yuka. He has played and recorded with great names of national and international music, in Brazil and abroad.

Always a political activist, he was a national youth counselor, conducted interviews and gave lectures in several countries in Europe, America, Asia, Africa, as well as Brazil in projects such as Afro Reggae cultural group. Even today, he plays on international stages with the African Wysa Bakongo and teaches percussion workshops at Maracatu Brasil school, in Rio de Janeiro. With his percussion and voice, he is a member and composer of the Abayomy Afrobeat Orchestra, an afrobeat band in Brazil, and he is the founder and director of Tambores de Olokun maracatu group in Rio. At the moment, he is preparing a recording project for his first solo album, inspired by Afro-religious songs.

Links:

Abayomy Afrobeat Orquestra on YouTube
https://youtu.be/-Lqfvvajng8
https://youtu.be/rLOjviqw93k
https://youtu.be/OOGlBpBi-cg

Social Media:

https://www.instagram.com/garni71/  

https://www.facebook.com/garnize 

https://www.instagram.com/tamboresdeolokun/  

https://www.facebook.com/TamboresDeOlokun/  

https://www.instagram.com/abayomy_orquestra/

Media:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RUco5kdM7Wk- O rap do principe pequeno...

https://vimeo.com/87184929  Mago Bo, No Balanço da Canoa

https://vimeo.com/236298481  Tambores de Olokun

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_7o8yTRuuvg Garni, Petit and Pitoco w/Mar Aberto in Toronto

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SOz74vaQ5kc

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ppJiRrOoT0w

Sossego’s parade, Tambores de Olokun:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iQTxtNLTFJ8&t=2019s


Hosted by Courtney Danley and Dianna Ramirez, The Brazilian Beat is a podcast that moves to the rhythm of its people. This isn't a broad survey of genres, but a focused, intimate journey into the heart of the Brazilian percussion community. Each conversation is a doorway into a different world-from the master craftsmen who build the instruments to the legendary players who give them a voice, and the community organizers who keep the traditions alive in cities across the globe. You'll hear the stories behind the surdo, the tamborim, and the agogô, learning how these instruments are more than just tools for music; they are vessels of history and identity. Courtney and Dianna guide these discussions with genuine curiosity and deep respect, allowing every guest to share not just their technical expertise, but their personal connection to the beat. Listening to this podcast feels like pulling up a chair in a roda de samba, surrounded by the warmth and complexity of a living culture. It's about the hands that shape the wood and skin, the collective energy of a bateria, and the lifelong dedication required to master a single rhythm. For anyone fascinated by the power of percussion, the social fabric of music-making, or the rich cultural tapestry of Brazil, The Brazilian Beat offers an authentic, ground-level perspective you won't find anywhere else.
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