Juarez Moreira

Juarez Moreira (born 1954 in Guanhães, Brazil) is a Brazilian guitarist and composer.

Music Career

A native of Guanhães, Brazil, Moreira went to school in Belo Horizonte. In 1978 his music career began with Wagner Tiso. He released several albums in Brazil. His first album to be released in America was Bom Dia with vocalist Ithamara Koorax in 1998.[1][2] Moreira has also worked with Brazilian musicians Toninho Horta and Milton Nascimento.[2]

Discography

  • Bom Dia (1989)
  • Nuvens Douradas (1995), (music by Tom Jobim)
  • Aquarelas (1996) by saxophonist Nivaldo Ornelas (music by Ary Barroso)
  • Instrumental no CCBB (1997) by acoustic guitarist Badi Assad
  • Samblues (1997)
  • Good Morning (1998)
  • Quadros Modernos (2000) by acoustic guitarists Toninho Horta & Chiquito Braga
  • Solo (2003), (Juarez Moreira solo acoustic guitar's)
  • Juá (2007)
  • Bim Bom (2009) by vocalist Ithamara Koorax (music by João Gilberto)
  • Riva (2010), (Juarez Moreira solo acoustic guitar's)
  • Juarez Moreira - Ao Vivo no Palácio das Artes (2011)
  • Castelo (2013) by trompeter Peter Scharli and pianist Hans Feigenwinter
  • Cuerdas Del Sur (2018) by acoustic guitarists Toninho Horta, Chiquito Braga, Luiz Salinas, Cristian Gálvez
  • Cine Pathé (2018)[3]

Compilation

  • Violões do Horizonte (1999)
  • Jazz Brazilia: New Wave Acoustic Jazz And Beyond (2001)
  • Brazil 500: Bossa, Samba And Beyond (2001)
  • O Som Instrumental De Minas (2001)
  • Rumos: Brasil da Música - Volume 07 (2005)
  • Bar Buenos Aires: Viento, Luz, Agua (2012)
  • Violão Ibérico (2013)
  • Motéma Music Decade One (2014)

Videography

  • DVD:Violões de Minas (2005)
  • DVD:Juarez Moreira - Ao Vivo no Palácio das Artes (2011)
  • DVD:Celso Moreira (2014)

References

  1. ↑ Huey, Steve. "Juarez Moreira". AllMusic. Retrieved 15 November 2017.
  2. 1 2 Yanow, Scott (2013). The Great Jazz Guitarists. San Francisco: Backbeat. p. 2223. ISBN 978-1-61713-023-6.
  3. ↑ "Juarez Moreira | Credits | AllMusic". AllMusic. Retrieved 15 November 2017.


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