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	Cavaquinho
		Curso De Violão Cavaquinho E Contra-Baixo 06 Dvd´s Completos
		Inédito - Escalas E Modos Para Cavaquinho - Aprenda Solar
		Aprenda Cavaquinho Em Video Aula 03 Dvd 14,99 Melhor Do Ml Cavaquinho aprenda A Tocar E Mais De 4000 Sambas Cifrados
	cavaquinho.micronano.com.br (172 words)

	Cavaquinho
		All Barros instrument are shipped in a sturdy instrument case.
		The instruments are equipped with D'Dario strings or Brazilian strings (Rouxinol for cavaquinho and mandolin).
		For instruments such as cavaquinho and mandolin we will send you a free set of Brazilian strings (Rouxinol) with your instrument.
	www.brazmus.com /cavaquinho.htm (508 words)

	Loronix: Nelson Cavaquinho - Nelson Cavaquinho (1973)
		Nelson Cavaquinho and Cartola are the best Brazilian Samba composers ever, he left more than 600 compositions that are been recorded by several renowned interpreters of Brazilian music, such as: Elis Regina, Elizeth Cardoso, Paulinho da Viola, among many others on an endless list.
		In the other hand, Nelson Cavaquinho left only a couple of solo albums and I was very curious to see his great compositions on his own performances, instead of performances by other artists.
		Nelson Cavaquinho is not for beginners, his voice is rough and sounds weird, but the beauty of the melodies, lyrics and all the feelings that Nelson puts on his interpretation is really above the average.
	loronix.blogspot.com /2007/06/nelson-cavaquinho-nelson-cavaquinho.html (525 words)

	Wereldculturencentrum Zuiderpershuis
		Avec son cavaquinho, il explore les styles capverdiens morna, coladeira et choro.
		The Capeverdian musician Bau is a virtuoso of the cavaquinho, a small guitar with four strings.
		With his cavaquinho, he explores the Capeverdian styles morna, coladeira and choro.
	www.zuiderpershuis.be /events.php?id=182&parent=3&cat_id=1 (218 words)

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		Ein Cavaquinho [pt.] ist ein Saiteninstrument aus der Familie der Zupfinstrumente.
		UrsprÃ¼nglich stammt das Cavaquinho aus Portugal und hat sich von dort Ã¼ber Madeira, die Azoren, Kap Verde bis hin nach Brasilien verbreitet.
		Das Cavaquinho ist verwandt mit der Ukulele in Hawaii.
	therapie-bayern.de /index.php/Cavaquinho (1783 words)

	Guilherme DeBrito - Free Music Downloads, Videos, Lyrics, CDs, MP3s, Bio, Merchandise and Links (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Cavaquinho, an incurable Bohemian and friend of the drunken and prostitutes, he lived virtually at humble bar tables.
		On one of those occasions, still in 1955, he approached Cavaquinho with his uncompleted samba "Garça." Cavaquinho liked the samba and wrote the bridge; it was the beginning of a long (30 years) and fruitful partnership.
		After Cavaquinho's demise, he composed with Alcyr Pires Vermelho, Tito Madi, Monarco, Nelson Sargento, Evaldo Gouveia, and Fagner, and performed in sporadic solo shows, like the one at the Teatro da UERJ in 1996 to commemorate his 75 years, and one in São Paulo's Villagio Café in 2000.
	www.artistdirect.com /nad/music/artist/bio/0,,698103,00.html (798 words)

	Nelson Cavaquinho - Free Music Downloads, Videos, Lyrics, CDs, MP3s, Bio, Merchandise and Links
		Nelson Cavaquinho was in fact born one year after the date consigned on his birth certificate (October 28, 1910).
		In that same year, Cavaquinho came out with "Cinzas" (with Guilherme de Brito and R. Gaetani); in 1956, he had "Pranto de Poeta" (with Guilherme de Brito); and, in 1957, his masterpiece "A Flor e o Espinho" (with Guilherme de Brito and Alcides Caminha).
		Cavaquinho continued to live this way until he died of pulmonary emphysema.
	www.artistdirect.com /nad/music/artist/bio/0,,579588,00.html (1337 words)

	Cavaquinho (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Ein Cavaquinho [pt.] ist ein Saiteninstrument aus der Familie der Zupfinstrumente
		Das Cavaquinho ist verwandt mit der Ukulele in Hawaii
		Dieser Artikel basiert auf dem Artikel Cavaquinho aus der freien Enzyklopädie wikipedia und steht unter der GNU Lizenz für freie Dokumentation.
	www.geschi.de /glossar/geschi/Cavaquinho.html (144 words)

	Jair do Cavaquinho \| Obituaries \| Guardian Unlimited
		Jair do Cavaquinho, who has died aged 83, was one of the most important contributors to 20th century samba and one of the last remnants of Rio de Janeiro's bohemia.
		One of Jair's most frequent partners was Nelson Cavaquinho, the gravel-voiced composer from the Mangueira shantytown, who died in 1986.
		Most famously he was named after his chosen instrument, the cavaquinho or ukelele, which he taught himself as a boy.
	www.guardian.co.uk /obituaries/story/0,,1763080,00.html (487 words)

	New Cavaquinho For Sale At GUITAR SHOP .NET / New & Used Guitars & Amplifiers, Jackson, Esp, Bc Rich, ...
		The "cavaquinho" is a small string instrument (like the ukulele) of the European guitar family with four wires or gut strings.
		The "cavaquinho", as a rhythmic and harmonic instrument with its own vibrating and cheerful sound, is one of the most fited instrument for accompanying "viras","chulas", "males", "canas-verdes", "verdegares", "prins".
		The cavaquinho is also found in other places were the Portuguese made an imprint, namely Cape Verde and USA (especially Hawaii), and also in these it became an important part of the typical music of those places.
	www.guitarshop.net /cavaquinto.htm (420 words)

	* Irene's Country Corner * - Brasil - Carnival in Rio de Janeiro
		Its sound, based precisely on the deeper seventh string, is one of the characteristics of the samba and choro as musical genera.
		The "Cavaquinho" - a small four-string viola, strummed with a reed.
		"cavaquinho" painted by me with the colors of Mangueira samba school (pink and green) and beside it (on the left), a "tamborim", also decorated in green and pink for Mangueira's carnival parade.
	www.irenescorner.com /home/braziliancorner/carnival/bateria.htm (737 words)

	Bau (The Leopard Man's African Music Guide)
		Bau's father was a stringed instruments maker in Mindelo and gave him for his seventh birthday his first instrument, a cavaquinho, which is a small four strings guitar, similar to a ukulele, used in Brazil and in Cape Verde to mark the beat.
		Bau's favourite cavaquinho player was the Brazilian virtuoso, Waldir Azevedo; however he also admired the "guitara flamenca" style of Al Di Meola or the violin of Stephane Grapelli.
		The melody is built around a theme played on violin, delicately accompanied by guitar and cavaquinho, with shifting instruments playing lead; in the bottom lies a fast coladeira-rhythm.
	www.leopardmannen.no /b/bau.asp (885 words)

	channel 4.com - Programme Notes - Design Technology - Making It
		The cavaquinho is a small instrument, a kind of cross between a guitar and a mandolin.
		In Hawaii, the cavaquinho is known as the 'ukulele.
		The cavaquinho has 17 wires (called 'frets') across this board, to mark the positions of different notes.
	www.channel4.com /learning/programmenotes/destech/makeit16-26eps05.htm (1141 words)

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		Waldir Azevedo was born in the suburbs of Rio de Janeiro, and learned to play the flute, guitar and cavaquinho as a child.
		He was responsible for the introduction of the cavaquinho as a solo instrument, which until then, was only used to accompany musical groups.
		The cavaquinho is also found in other places where the Portuguese made an imprint, namely Cape Verde and USA (especially Hawaii), and also became an important part of the typical music of those places.
	www.angelfire.com /sk/syukhtun/azevedo.html (260 words)

	BRAZZIL - News from Brazil - CHORO, CHORINHO - BRAZILIAN MUSIC
		With Apanhei-Te Cavaquinho (I Got You Cavaquinho) the soloist improvises unpredictable riffs until he can no longer be followed by the accompanying instruments, and in Ameno Resedá the piano imitates the cavaquinho's rhythmic accompaniment.
		Today the term can mean a group of instruments (flute, violão, cavaquinho, bandolim/mandolin, clarinet, pandeiro), the act of getting together to play choro, or a melody in 2/4 characterized by sentimental phrases and unexpected modulations.
		Donga, Pixinguinha, Nelson Cavaquinho, and Paulinho da Viola are obvious models of the choro-samba affinity.
	www.brazil-brasil.com /musfeb96.htm (3170 words)

	Amazon.com: cavaquinho: Books (Site not responding. Last check: )
		V o cavaquinho (ooh kah-vah-keen-yoh; an instrument similar to a ukulele - it's...
		genre (from chorar, to weep), accompanied by guitar, flute and cavaquinho (small guitar), which became all the rage and indeed still...
		They brought the cavaquinho (similar to the ukulele, but usually steel stringed today), the...
	www.amazon.com /s?ie=UTF8&tag=540-20&rh=i:books,k:cavaquinho&page=1 (1077 words)

	Cavaquinho - definition erklärung bedeutung glossar zu Cavaquinho (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Cavaquinho - definition erklärung bedeutung glossar zu Cavaquinho
		Ursprünglich stammt das Cavaquinho aus Portugal und hat sich von dort über Madeira, die Azoren, die Kapverdischen Inseln bis hin nach Brasilien verbreitet.
		Heutzutage hat das Cavaquinho die größte Popularität in Brasilien und wird dort hauptsächlich im Samba als Harmonieinstrument sowie im Choro solistisch eingesetzt.
	cavaquinho.adlexikon.de /Cavaquinho.shtml (280 words)

	Brasileirinho - Nelson Cavaquinho
		O cantor e compositor Nelson Cavaquinho nasceu no Rio de Janeiro em 29 de outubro de 1911, sendo batizado como Nelson Antônio da Silva.
		Oficialmente, a mudança aconteceu porque o cavaquinho, sendo um instrumento pequeno, não combinaria com um homem de cabelos brancos.
		Nelson Cavaquinho gravou apenas três discos solo, incluindo o de depoimento, além de participar outros três dedicados à sua obra.
	www.brasileirinho.mus.br /artigos/nelsoncavaquinho.htm (771 words)

	Cavaquinho - Unterricht, Kurse, Workshops
		Ich biete allen Interessierten Unterricht, Kurse und Workshops für Cavaquinho und Gitarre an.
		Wer Interesse daran hat, seine Fähigkeiten auf dem Cavaquinho weiterzuentwickeln, kann sich gern über das Kontaktformular an mich wenden.
		Ich werde des öfteren nach einer Bezugsquelle für Cavaquinho Saiten in Deutschland gefragt.
	www.jorginho.org /cavaquinho.html (169 words)

	Info Cidades
		Sobre os gêneros que fazem uso do cavaquinho em Portugal, encontramos na mesma publicação o seguinte: "Como o instrumento de ritmo e harmonia com seu tom vibrante e saltitante, o cavaquinho é como poucos, próprio para acompanhar viras, chulas e prins".
		Aqui no Brasil o cavaquinho desempenha importante função no acompanhamento dos mais variados estilos, desde gêneros musicais urbanos como o samba e o choro, até manifestações folclóricas diversas como folias de reis e bumbas-meu-boi.
		Composto de 4 cordas e empregado como instrumento de harmonia (centro e solo), o cavaquinho é presença obrigatória em qualquer grupo de samba, pagode ou chorinho.
	www.infocidades.com.br /?id=270 (472 words)

	Ahmed El-Salamouny's Brazilian Guitar Project - Info über brasilianische Musik
		At that time instrumental groups were being formed which interpreted in a "Brazilian" way fashionable dances from Europe, such as the polka, the waltz and the Scottish.
		The representative swing of this music came from the syncopation of the accompanying harmony and melody.
		Jacob's instrument, the "Bandolim" (mandolin), had been used frequently in the Chôro music before, but the matchless virtuosity of this musician secured the bandolim a firm position in the repertoire.
	www.brazilian-guitar.de /info.htm (1697 words)

	Nelson Cavaquinho
		A genialidade de Nelson Antônio da Silva era ser Nelson Cavaquinho.
		Cumprindo sua sina, Nelson Cavaquinho cantava na noite, para quem quisesse ouvi-lo, e os feirantes queriam.
		Começou tocando cavaquinho (daí o apelido) na adolescência e, como o pai era contramestre da banda da Polícia Militar, acabou por se tornar soldado em 1930.
	www.mpbnet.com.br /musicos/nelson.cavaquinho/index.html (438 words)

	TopBuscas! (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Origem do cavaquinho, afinação, acordes básicos, dicas de cordas e palhetadas.
		Espaço reservado para os amantes cavaquinho, bandolim, banjo e pandeiro.
		Batidas para cavaquinho, chorinhos, letras cifradas, tabela de acordes e dicas de como tocar.
	www.topbuscas.com.br /searchserver/XcDirViewInCat.asp?ID=2216 (116 words)

	Henrique Cazes (Site not responding. Last check: )
		It came to Brazil as it came to other countries colonized by the Portuguese, and traveled as far as Portugal's commercial trading posts in Hawaii (where it transformed into the ukulele) and Indonesia.
		In Brazil the cavaquinho played a key part on the birth and development of urban popular music since the middle of last century, both in the instrumental lineage that led to Choro, and in the vocal one that led to samba.
		Although there are still great cavaquinho players such as Julio Pereira in Portugal, it was in Brazil that the instrument reached its highest degree of development thanks to musicians such as:
	www.henriquecazes.com.br /cavaquinho_en.php (231 words)

	The Boeuf Chronicles \| Apanhei-te, Cavaquinho
		According to Nazareth biographer Luiz Antônio de Almeida, the composer was imitating the sound of the cavaquinho in the left-hand accompaniment and that of a flute in the melody played by the right hand.
		Nazareth never intended “Apanhei-te, Cavaquinho” to be played as rapidly as it is executed by most musicians.
		Like “Ameno Resedá” and unlike all of Nazareth’s other tunes, “Apanhei-te, Cavaquinho” is almost entirely composed of eighth-notes in the right hand; the interpreter immediately sees the possibility of playing it rapidly, owing to its regularity.
	www.daniellathompson.com /Texts/Le_Boeuf/boeuf.pt.28.htm (1090 words)

	Brazilian Cavaquinho
		The cavaquinho or cavaco is a small four stringed instrument simlar to a eukalele.
		Its high tinkling tones cut right across the percussion section of a samba band, although it needs amplification to do this.
		Small cavaquinho, similar to a eukalele, used in samba, pagode, choro and other Brazilian styles.
	www.tdsounds.co.uk /index.php?cName=drums-and-instruments-cavaquinho-cavaco (183 words)

	ATLAS of Plucked Instruments - Europe West
		There are banjos of cavaquinho size with 4 strings, or 4 double strings as a kind of mandolin, etc. They are all used for folk music.
		The cavaquinho on Cape Verde is usually more like the bigger size cavaquinho from Brazil (or even larger !), then the slender one from Portugal (although the string length for all is more or less the same).
		The cavaquinhos are used to accompany singing by strumming and occasional a short solo.
	www.atlasofpluckedinstruments.com /europe.htm (2997 words)

	The Boeuf Chronicles \| Apanhei-te, Cavaquinho
		According to Nazareth biographer Luiz Antônio de Almeida, the composer was imitating the sound of the cavaquinho in the left-hand accompaniment and that of a flute in the melody played by the right hand.
		Nazareth never intended “Apanhei-te, Cavaquinho” to be played as rapidly as it is executed by most musicians.
		Like “Ameno Resedá” and unlike all of Nazareth’s other tunes, “Apanhei-te, Cavaquinho” is almost entirely composed of eighth-notes in the right hand; the interpreter immediately sees the possibility of playing it rapidly, owing to its regularity.
	daniellathompson.com /Texts/Le_Boeuf/boeuf.pt.28.htm (1090 words)

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