Fernando Brandão Quartet
Brazilian contemporary jazz

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The Fernando Brandão Quartet

Fernando Brandão, flute

Maxim Lubarsky, piano

Fernando Hergo, electric bass

Gen Yoshimura, drums

Flutist Fernando Brandão and his Quartet perform Brazilian contemporary jazz and Brazilian music styles in this concert that is the first of three that celebrate the vibrant diversity of Brazilian music and culture. 

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This performance is made possible in part by support from Celebrity Series' LIVE PERFORMANCE! Arts for All Innovation Funds, with generous leadership support from Belinda Termeer.