Lua e Sol

Mark Weinstein - Lua e Sol

10/14/2008 | Jazzheads 

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All Music Guide Review

Mark Weinstein has long been an important contributor to Latin jazz, even if the flutist is overlooked by many writers. This date focuses on Brazilian music, with his sidemen including two out of three members of Trio da Paz (guitarist Romero Lubambo and bassist Nilson Matta), plus percussionist Cyro Baptista. Utilizing concert, alto, and bass flutes, Weinstein has a subtle way with his instrument, focusing on bringing out the best in it rather then showboating with a heavy diet of overblowing. Starting with a hip, lively arrangement of the late Baden Powell's "Canto de Ossanha," the quartet has a lyrical, light touch. Weinstein also penned two originals, including the lush, deliberate "Estrelinha" and the more adventurous "Lua e Sol," which initially stretches the traditional conception of Brazilian jazz before moving into more familiar territory. Highly recommended. ~ Ken Dryden, All Music Guide

Lua e Sol Track Listing

  • Track#
  • Title
  • time
  • lyrics
  • 2
  • Estrelinha
  • 5:31
  • Sound Clip for Estrelinha from Lua e Sol


  • 3
  • Floresta
  • 6:26
  • Sound Clip for Floresta from Lua e Sol


  • 4
  • Isaura
  • 7:14
  • Sound Clip for Isaura from Lua e Sol


  • 6
  • Lua e Sol
  • 9:11
  • Sound Clip for Lua e Sol from Lua e Sol


  • 7
  • Emorio
  • 7:11
  • Sound Clip for Emorio from Lua e Sol


  • 8
  • Segura Ele
  • 1:46
  • Sound Clip for Segura Ele from Lua e Sol


  • 10
  • Upa Negrinho
  • 4:53
  • Sound Clip for Upa Negrinho from Lua e Sol


  • Credits of Lua e Sol



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