It's homage to bossa nova by the Morelenbaum duo and a very special guest, Ryuichi Sakamoto.
It is an album that covered several songs of the father of bossa nova, Antonio Carlos Jobim. Best known as Tom. These are the ultimate interpretations of one of the greatest pianists of our time Ruychi Sakamoto, the wonderful arrangements of musician Jacques Morelenbaum and sang with the warm and melodic voice of Paula Morelenbaum. It was recorded in a very special house, the residence of Jobim, not only as a kind of homage, but because it was his refuge and the space for impromptu concerts, where the composer liked to receive friends, guests and other musicians, his nest. It was also where he composed some of the themes contained in this album.
The recording process contains a fourth element, the most unusual, the cathedral, the house. Is audible throughout the album, the noise produced by wind and birds that are a part of it. A purposeful sound that artists were keen to include in this musical journey. A trip through the tropical Brazilian music, which also involves the son of the conductor, Paulo Jobim on guitar and the unmistakable voice of Ed Motta on the song imagine. The house is a melodic diamond, has many faces and all of them are brilliant. We can hear it forever and ever. It's the soundtrack of a lifetime. It is for all fans of bossa nova, but above all is for all music lovers. Just to sharpen your appetite further, the House had its sequel, this time in a quintet, which includes in addition to the three magnificent musicians, Luiz Brasil and Marcelo Costa, under the title of a day in New York.
