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Edu Hebling Biography
Curriculum Edu Hebling
born in Brazil 03/11/1967
1.background
2.musical activity
3.discography
4.projects
5.didatical activity
1.Background:
1981. When he was 14 years old, he began to study cello at the Strings Orchestra School in Rio Claro (Brazil), directeb by Maestro Pedro Cameron. He took private classes with Gretchen Miller, and with Ivo Meyer. He attended stages of cello, orchestral practice, basic lutery and harmony.
1986. He began to study double bass with Guigui Pfaffenbach.
He took Orchestra direction and practice classes with maestro Pedro Cameron. He worked as an assistant and directed some rehearsals of the Rio Claro Symphonic Orchestra.
1987. He entered the Music College at UNICAMP (Campinas University), with the highest grades at the university entrance examination.
He attended course with Paolo Pugliese (classical bass) Jorge Oscar (modern bass, formerly Gal Costa bass player) Rafael dos Santos (piano), Ricardo Goldemberg (arrangement), Eduardo Andrade (studio techniques and phonographic production). Moreover, traditional harmony, rhythmics.
He had a stage with Sandrino Santoro, first double bass in the Rio de Janeiro State Orchestra and one of the best Brazilian double bass player.
He took private lessons with Marcos Cavalcante and Acelino de Paula.
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2.Musical activities
In Brazil:
1981-88. As a cellist: concerts with the Rio Claro Youth Orchestra, the Koelle Chamber Orchestra and other small groups. Later as a double bass player, he played in the Rio Claro Symphonic Orchestra and in the Campinas Youth Symphonic.
1987-90 full activity in jazz and modern popular brasilian music.
Follow Marcelão, the guide, mentor and friend.
He founded the "Kandari" band with Lupa Mabuze, singer - composer, and Aquiles Faneco, guitarist, starting a musical research movement named "New Bossa".
He arranged and composed for the shows "Bye-bye Brazil" and "Moitará" with Ed Cortes (sax player - arranger and producer.
He took part in "Suvaco de Cobra" band, with Marcos Cavalcante (guitar), Roggero Chiarinelli (drums), Ariovaldo (formerly percussionist with Sara Vaughn and Tim Maia) Binga (keyboard).
He played with Marcos Ferrari (piano), Odival Luciano F. (piano), Manito (flute).
In Italy from 1990 to today:
concerts:
He played with con Claudio Roditi, Davide Boato, Kyle Gregory, Maurizio Scomparin, Gianluca Carollo, Pietro Tonolo, Marco Castelli, Giannantonio de Vincenzo, Maurizio Camardi, Nicola Fazzini, Michele Polga, Gigi Sella, Jacopo Jacopeti, Alfonso Santimone, Bruno Cesselli, Paolo Vianello, Marco Ponchiroli, Roberto Magris, Sandro Gibellini, Alberto Negroni, Franco Cerri, Fabio Furlan, Ruggero Robin, Simone Chiviò, Steve Saluto, John Henry, Massimo Zemolin, Daniele Santimone, Franceso Boldini, John Riley, Giulio Capiozzo, Tullio de Piscopo, Mauro Beggio, Valerio Abeni, Paolo Mappa, Stefano Pisetta, Moreno Marchesin, Bebo Baldan, Luca Bortoluzzi, Marco Carlesso, Davide Ragazzoni, Gianni Bertoncini, Saverio Tasca, Leo di Angilla, Barbara Casini, Enrica Bacchia, Luca Piteri, Rosa Emilia, Sheryl Potter, Vincent Williams, Rick Gianko, Maurizio Vandelli, Chiara Iezzi, Vittorio Matteucci, Umberto Smaila, Federico Stragà, Stefano dall'Armellina, Massimo Bubola, Marian Trapassi, Fiumanò Domenico Violi, Steve James, Michele Gazich.
In tv shows he played with James Brown, Zucchero, Fiordaliso, Amy Stewart and many others.
jazz festivals:
Kaunas Jazz Festival 2002 Lithuania
Gostenhofer Jazztages Norimberga 2002 Germany
Montreal, Toronto e Halifax Jazz Festival Canada 2001
Half Note Athens 2001 Greece
Ocho Rios Jazz Festival 2000 Jamaica
Festival Jazz San Sebastian 2000 Spain
Cervantes en Todas Partes 1997 e 1999 Mexico
Festival di Merida 1999 Mexico
Curacao Jazz Festival 1999 Dutch Carribean
Jazzkaar 1999 Tallinn Estonia
Trieste Jazz 1999 Italy
Corinto 1998 Greece
Festival Cervantino 1997 Mexico
International Festival Metepec 1997 Mexico
tv shows:
Buona Domenica (channel 5, 63 live shows), from 1993 to 1995, presented by Gerry Scotti, with Linda Wesley, Angie Brown, Chiara Iezzi ("Paola e Chiara") and Vittorio Matteuci (voices).
Medicina a confronto (channel 4, 1994 - 1995).
La Sai L'ultima (channel 5, 1995 - 1996).
Superclassifica show (1996 - 5 shows).
A special program for the Swiss TV, produced by Gerry Scotti.
al Roxy Bar su TMC2 accanto al cantautore Federico Stragà (2000)
Festivalbar (Italia 1) serata finale edizione 2001 con Paola e Chiara.
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3. Discografia:
DMA Urban Jazz Funk [Map, 1997]
Furlan Shop Orchestra- Storie Venete, [High Tide, 1999]
Il Cantiere- Un Anno di Musica, compilation [1999]
DMA- Live Video Live in Scandinavia, [1999]
Various Artists- Ai Confini: Interzone [1999]
Magica Venezia Night Gondola Serenade [InterMusic, 1999]
Festival de Rio Claro finalisti del festival di Rio Claro [MCK, 2000]
Enrica Bacchia Um outro Brasil [2001]
Steve Saluto Different Fire [Level, 2001]
Paola e Chiara Fino Alla Brazilian Touch , singolo, [Columbia, 2001]
Mamacaleba Mamacaleba, [Silent Groove, 2002]
Cristalli Libere Emozioni, [High Tide, 2002]
Rosa Emilia Bahiana da Guanabara[2002]
DMA Up to the Beat, [MAP, 2003]
Steve Saluto All That I'd Be [Level, 2003]
DMA su Acid Jazz Magazine vari, [Acid Jazz Magazine, 2003]
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4. Progetti:
Edu Hebling 4tet:born in 2002, with original compositions by E.H.
The syle is Brazil-jazz. The band is Kyle Gregory (trumpet), Paolo Vianello (piano), Marco Carlesso (drums).
The quartet performed at Venetojazz festival 2003 (Arqua Petrarca e Bassano), and jazz-clubs as Al Vapore, Cafè Pedrocchi, Osteria Terraglio.
DMA: with Marco Castelli. This band, performed in many important jazz festivals, in Canada (Montreal e Toronto), Messico (Cervantes por todas partes), Jamaica (Ocho Rios Festival), Spagna (San Sebastian), Lituania, Estonia, Germania, Grecia, Venezuela, Curaçao. Gli altri elementi sono Alfonso Santimone alle tastiere e programming, e Leo di Angilla alla batteria.
Paola e Chiara: as a lyricist write some Portoghese versions to their songs. "Fino alla fine" [Columbia records -Sony Music].
Federico Stragà: the songwriter from L'Astronauta e Cigno Macigno, twice at San Remo music festival. He played in concerts and at the tv show Roxy Bar. Play toghether in the project Stragà sings Sinatra.
Enrica Bacchia Quartet
VGE's Time Out di Luca Piteri (from tv show Saranno Famosi e Amici)
Stefano dall Armellina: songwriter, winner of Recanati Prize
Massimo Bubola: join the Eccher Band, great rock band that plays with Massimo Bubola. With Michele Gazich, Simone Chivilò and Moreno Marchesin.
Marian Trapassi: join the Marian Trapassi band, with Simone Chivilò and Moreno Marchesin.
Labandadelvapore: free improvisation based on funk-jazz & eletronics, in the famous club Al Vapore di Marghera, VE in appuntamenti mensili.
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5. didatical activity
He teaches eletric bass, acoustic bass, harmony and improvisation at followings music schools:
Il Suono Improvviso- Venice
Scuola Monteverdi- San Donà di Piave
Arena Artis- Chioggia
born in Brazil 03/11/1967
1.background
2.musical activity
3.discography
4.projects
5.didatical activity
1.Background:
1981. When he was 14 years old, he began to study cello at the Strings Orchestra School in Rio Claro (Brazil), directeb by Maestro Pedro Cameron. He took private classes with Gretchen Miller, and with Ivo Meyer. He attended stages of cello, orchestral practice, basic lutery and harmony.
1986. He began to study double bass with Guigui Pfaffenbach.
He took Orchestra direction and practice classes with maestro Pedro Cameron. He worked as an assistant and directed some rehearsals of the Rio Claro Symphonic Orchestra.
1987. He entered the Music College at UNICAMP (Campinas University), with the highest grades at the university entrance examination.
He attended course with Paolo Pugliese (classical bass) Jorge Oscar (modern bass, formerly Gal Costa bass player) Rafael dos Santos (piano), Ricardo Goldemberg (arrangement), Eduardo Andrade (studio techniques and phonographic production). Moreover, traditional harmony, rhythmics.
He had a stage with Sandrino Santoro, first double bass in the Rio de Janeiro State Orchestra and one of the best Brazilian double bass player.
He took private lessons with Marcos Cavalcante and Acelino de Paula.
{back}
2.Musical activities
In Brazil:
1981-88. As a cellist: concerts with the Rio Claro Youth Orchestra, the Koelle Chamber Orchestra and other small groups. Later as a double bass player, he played in the Rio Claro Symphonic Orchestra and in the Campinas Youth Symphonic.
1987-90 full activity in jazz and modern popular brasilian music.
Follow Marcelão, the guide, mentor and friend.
He founded the "Kandari" band with Lupa Mabuze, singer - composer, and Aquiles Faneco, guitarist, starting a musical research movement named "New Bossa".
He arranged and composed for the shows "Bye-bye Brazil" and "Moitará" with Ed Cortes (sax player - arranger and producer.
He took part in "Suvaco de Cobra" band, with Marcos Cavalcante (guitar), Roggero Chiarinelli (drums), Ariovaldo (formerly percussionist with Sara Vaughn and Tim Maia) Binga (keyboard).
He played with Marcos Ferrari (piano), Odival Luciano F. (piano), Manito (flute).
In Italy from 1990 to today:
concerts:
He played with con Claudio Roditi, Davide Boato, Kyle Gregory, Maurizio Scomparin, Gianluca Carollo, Pietro Tonolo, Marco Castelli, Giannantonio de Vincenzo, Maurizio Camardi, Nicola Fazzini, Michele Polga, Gigi Sella, Jacopo Jacopeti, Alfonso Santimone, Bruno Cesselli, Paolo Vianello, Marco Ponchiroli, Roberto Magris, Sandro Gibellini, Alberto Negroni, Franco Cerri, Fabio Furlan, Ruggero Robin, Simone Chiviò, Steve Saluto, John Henry, Massimo Zemolin, Daniele Santimone, Franceso Boldini, John Riley, Giulio Capiozzo, Tullio de Piscopo, Mauro Beggio, Valerio Abeni, Paolo Mappa, Stefano Pisetta, Moreno Marchesin, Bebo Baldan, Luca Bortoluzzi, Marco Carlesso, Davide Ragazzoni, Gianni Bertoncini, Saverio Tasca, Leo di Angilla, Barbara Casini, Enrica Bacchia, Luca Piteri, Rosa Emilia, Sheryl Potter, Vincent Williams, Rick Gianko, Maurizio Vandelli, Chiara Iezzi, Vittorio Matteucci, Umberto Smaila, Federico Stragà, Stefano dall'Armellina, Massimo Bubola, Marian Trapassi, Fiumanò Domenico Violi, Steve James, Michele Gazich.
In tv shows he played with James Brown, Zucchero, Fiordaliso, Amy Stewart and many others.
jazz festivals:
Kaunas Jazz Festival 2002 Lithuania
Gostenhofer Jazztages Norimberga 2002 Germany
Montreal, Toronto e Halifax Jazz Festival Canada 2001
Half Note Athens 2001 Greece
Ocho Rios Jazz Festival 2000 Jamaica
Festival Jazz San Sebastian 2000 Spain
Cervantes en Todas Partes 1997 e 1999 Mexico
Festival di Merida 1999 Mexico
Curacao Jazz Festival 1999 Dutch Carribean
Jazzkaar 1999 Tallinn Estonia
Trieste Jazz 1999 Italy
Corinto 1998 Greece
Festival Cervantino 1997 Mexico
International Festival Metepec 1997 Mexico
tv shows:
Buona Domenica (channel 5, 63 live shows), from 1993 to 1995, presented by Gerry Scotti, with Linda Wesley, Angie Brown, Chiara Iezzi ("Paola e Chiara") and Vittorio Matteuci (voices).
Medicina a confronto (channel 4, 1994 - 1995).
La Sai L'ultima (channel 5, 1995 - 1996).
Superclassifica show (1996 - 5 shows).
A special program for the Swiss TV, produced by Gerry Scotti.
al Roxy Bar su TMC2 accanto al cantautore Federico Stragà (2000)
Festivalbar (Italia 1) serata finale edizione 2001 con Paola e Chiara.
{back}
3. Discografia:
DMA Urban Jazz Funk [Map, 1997]
Furlan Shop Orchestra- Storie Venete, [High Tide, 1999]
Il Cantiere- Un Anno di Musica, compilation [1999]
DMA- Live Video Live in Scandinavia, [1999]
Various Artists- Ai Confini: Interzone [1999]
Magica Venezia Night Gondola Serenade [InterMusic, 1999]
Festival de Rio Claro finalisti del festival di Rio Claro [MCK, 2000]
Enrica Bacchia Um outro Brasil [2001]
Steve Saluto Different Fire [Level, 2001]
Paola e Chiara Fino Alla Brazilian Touch , singolo, [Columbia, 2001]
Mamacaleba Mamacaleba, [Silent Groove, 2002]
Cristalli Libere Emozioni, [High Tide, 2002]
Rosa Emilia Bahiana da Guanabara[2002]
DMA Up to the Beat, [MAP, 2003]
Steve Saluto All That I'd Be [Level, 2003]
DMA su Acid Jazz Magazine vari, [Acid Jazz Magazine, 2003]
{back}
4. Progetti:
Edu Hebling 4tet:born in 2002, with original compositions by E.H.
The syle is Brazil-jazz. The band is Kyle Gregory (trumpet), Paolo Vianello (piano), Marco Carlesso (drums).
The quartet performed at Venetojazz festival 2003 (Arqua Petrarca e Bassano), and jazz-clubs as Al Vapore, Cafè Pedrocchi, Osteria Terraglio.
DMA: with Marco Castelli. This band, performed in many important jazz festivals, in Canada (Montreal e Toronto), Messico (Cervantes por todas partes), Jamaica (Ocho Rios Festival), Spagna (San Sebastian), Lituania, Estonia, Germania, Grecia, Venezuela, Curaçao. Gli altri elementi sono Alfonso Santimone alle tastiere e programming, e Leo di Angilla alla batteria.
Paola e Chiara: as a lyricist write some Portoghese versions to their songs. "Fino alla fine" [Columbia records -Sony Music].
Federico Stragà: the songwriter from L'Astronauta e Cigno Macigno, twice at San Remo music festival. He played in concerts and at the tv show Roxy Bar. Play toghether in the project Stragà sings Sinatra.
Enrica Bacchia Quartet
VGE's Time Out di Luca Piteri (from tv show Saranno Famosi e Amici)
Stefano dall Armellina: songwriter, winner of Recanati Prize
Massimo Bubola: join the Eccher Band, great rock band that plays with Massimo Bubola. With Michele Gazich, Simone Chivilò and Moreno Marchesin.
Marian Trapassi: join the Marian Trapassi band, with Simone Chivilò and Moreno Marchesin.
Labandadelvapore: free improvisation based on funk-jazz & eletronics, in the famous club Al Vapore di Marghera, VE in appuntamenti mensili.
{back}
5. didatical activity
He teaches eletric bass, acoustic bass, harmony and improvisation at followings music schools:
Il Suono Improvviso- Venice
Scuola Monteverdi- San Donà di Piave
Arena Artis- Chioggia
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