With songs by Gonzaguinha, Dominguinhos, Dorival Caymmi and Tom Jobim, a presentation, broadcast live on Youtube, talks about the importance of preserving water, rivers and seas
One of the most anticipated MPB shows of the 18th edition of the Femusc International Festival, entitled “I have headquarters”, takes place this Saturday, January 14, at 8:30 pm, at Teatro SCAR, in SC, with live broadcast throughout Brazil. With the presence of Jane Duboc, Renato Borghetti, and MPB students, the meeting features songs by Gonzaguinha, Dominguinhos, Dorival Caymmi and Tom Jobim. In common, all the songs will talk about water, this important natural resource that needs to be preserved, because, according to the United Nations (UN), the lack of water can affect 5 billion people by 2050.
“I chose the water theme at the show “I have thirst” because from a very early age I worry about preserving the water on the planet, the show will feature songs about our rivers, our sea and the rains. Duboc.
Tribute to the waters of the Amazon River
Among the songs present in the show, the public will be able to check out the classic “Água de Beber”, by Tom Jobim, accompanied by Renato Borghetti”; in addition to “Tem Sede”, by Dominguinhos, with lyrics by Anastácia and arrangements by Jane Duboc and “Correnteza”, by Tom Jobim “I was the first person to record “Correnteza”, by Tom Jobim, with arrangements by Luis Eça and the production of Rildo da Hora. But oddly enough, this recording was never released”, reveals the singer.
Duboc will also pay tribute to the waters of the Amazon River and sing the song “Indauê Tupã”, by Paulo André and Ruy Barata, which talks about the canoes of the river that cross the Amazon forest, which harbors the largest biodiversity in the world.
In addition to Jane Duboc (singing and expression), musicians/teachers Renato Borghetti (singing and body expression), Marinho Andreotti (electric and acoustic bass), Ramon Montagner (drums and percussion), Dino Barioni perform. (guitar and strumming strings), Marcelo Ghelfi (piano and keyboards), Daniela Spielmann (saxophones and flute).
30 recorded albums
For the second time as a teacher of the MPB course at Femusc, Jane is excited when talking about the course. “Participating in this International Music Festival of Santa Catarina is a blessing, a party, the conductor Alex Klein, creator of the festival, is a person who supports the different musical styles. Together, people come from Ukraine, Russia, Canada from Italy, Paraguay, France, from all over Brazil, and we mix and make music, it’s a party. Duboc.
Jane has 30 career albums and several awards, including Sharp Award for Best Popular Song Singer (1991). And all her experience she shares with the students who will be on stage during the 18th edition of the FEMUSC International Festival.
largest school festival in Latin America
FEMUSC 2023 is held from January 8 to 28, in Jaraguá do Sul, SC. 900 musicians and students from Brazil and other 32 countries participate in the festival and perform approximately 200 presentations in different parts of the city.
Conceived by conductor Alex Klein, the festival features renowned musicians such as Simon Bernardini, a member of the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra; Violinist Débora Wanderley, singer Jane Duboc, gaucho accordionist Renato Borghetti, among others.
The program features formal concerts, chamber music, symphonic orchestras, popular music shows and three operas, set up exclusively for the festival.
The main attractions will be broadcast live, in high definition and are available on the YouTube channel of the Santa Cataria International Music Festival, FEMUSC: https://www.youtube.com/user/institutofemusc.
