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Why is This Country Dancing?: A One Man Samba to the Beat of Brazil Book

Why is This Country Dancing?: A One Man Samba to the Beat of Brazil
Why is This Country Dancing?: A One Man Samba to the Beat of Brazil, Details the major aspect of Brazilian popular music and its relation to the formation of national identity in Brazil including a wealth of in-depth musical history about such sub-genres as choro, bahia, bossa nova, axe music, Brazilian jazz, and a retrosp, Why is This Country Dancing?: A One Man Samba to the Beat of Brazil has a rating of 2.5 stars
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Why is This Country Dancing?: A One Man Samba to the Beat of Brazil, Details the major aspect of Brazilian popular music and its relation to the formation of national identity in Brazil including a wealth of in-depth musical history about such sub-genres as choro, bahia, bossa nova, axe music, Brazilian jazz, and a retrosp, Why is This Country Dancing?: A One Man Samba to the Beat of Brazil
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  • Why is This Country Dancing?: A One Man Samba to the Beat of Brazil
  • Written by author John Krich
  • Published by Rowman & Littlefield Publishers, Inc., July 2003
  • Details the major aspect of Brazilian popular music and its relation to the formation of national identity in Brazil including a wealth of in-depth musical history about such sub-genres as choro, bahia, bossa nova, axe music, Brazilian jazz, and a retrosp
  • This unique book - part travelogue, part history will grab hold of its readers and transport them to tropical Brazil.
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Details the major aspect of Brazilian popular music and its relation to the formation of national identity in Brazil including a wealth of in-depth musical history about such sub-genres as choro, bahia, bossa nova, axe music, Brazilian jazz, and a retrospective on leading musicians. There are extensive portraits on great singers, composers like Antonio Carlos Jobim ("Girl from Ipanema"), and Americans such as Lyle Mays, Herbie Mann who have long been associated with Brazil's music.


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