Marvio Ciribelli
Marvio Ciribelli
Studio 888 (Brazil) 1991
LP-888 02 (LP) insert
sleeve : EX+(very slight dirt)
media : EX/EX(some areas with slight crackle noise, several very light scuffs that don't affect playback)
An album released in 1991 by Brazilian keyboardist Marvio Ciribelli, who studied music under Luiz Eca and Antonio Adolfo, and collaborated with Marcos Valle as well as many singers including Altay Veloso, Bibi Ferreira, and Vanessa Rangel. The album features many musicians active in the contemporary Brazilian jazz scene, such as Alex Malheiros (b) of Azimuth, Jota Moraes (vib), and Marcelo Martins (ts,fl). Track A1 is cool with muted trumpet and melancholic keyboards intertwining with a fluid, percussive rhythm and distinctive bassline. Track A2 is a mellow saudade where female singer Maite-Tchu's transparent humming scat elegantly soars. Track B4 is pleasant with soft synthesizer pads and a clear vibraphone solo. The album is filled with essential Brazilian new age fusion that features Marvio Ciribelli's bright electric piano, ranging from upbeat samba fusion reminiscent of Azimuth to urban jazz.
A2: Seda
B4: De-Ve-Ja