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Nate Najar and Daniela Soledade with the Jimmy Masters Trio at the Sandler Center
Charlie Byrd
guitar1925 - 1999
Antonio Carlos Jobim
piano1927 - 1994
Joao Gilberto
vocals1931 - 2019
Gal Costa
vocals1946 - 2022
Astrud Gilberto
vocals1940 - 2023
Gilberto Gil
guitarb.1942
Claudia Acuna
vocals
Nate Najar
guitar, acousticb.1981
Daniela Soledade
vocalsNajar started as a classical guitarist but soon came under the influence of Byrd and Byrd's love of Bossa Nova and Brazilian music. Becky Byrd, Charlie's widow, gave Najar Charlie's 1974 Ramírez 1A classical guitar, which he still plays. One of Najar's more noteworthy albums Jazz Samba pre Sempre (Blue Line, 2022), pays homage to the 1962 album Jazz Samba by Charlie Byrd and
Stan Getz
saxophone, tenor1927 - 1991
Soledade, who was born and raised in Rio de Janeiro, comes from a musical family including her grandfather Paulo Soledade, who worked with such legends as Ant?nio Carlos Jobim and
Vinicius De Moraes
guitar1913 - 1980
In 2018, when Soledade was looking for a guitarist experienced in Brazilian music, a mutual friend introduced her to Najar. Their professional relationship soon morphed into a personal one, and the two have been performing together ever since. The
Jimmy Masters
bass
John Toomey
piano
Emre Kartari
drumsFollowing are photos of the concert. View Slideshow
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