Artist description Brazilian jazz, from bossa nova to hight energy sambas and a bit of pop music.

Music Style Brazilian Jazz

Musical Influences Antonio Carlos Jobim, Debussy, Chick Corea, Bill Evans, Michel Camilo, Cesar Camargo Mariano, Leo Gandelman.

Similar Artists Antonio Carlos Jobim, Debussy, Chick Corea, Bill Evans, Michel Camilo, Cesar Camargo Mariano, Leo Gandelman.

Artist History Marcos Borelli was born in São Paulo in 1965. He decided to be a musician when he was seven, and started piano lessons with an assistant of Magdalena Tagliaferro, one of the gratest Brazilian piano players. Later he studied Jazz and Brazilian music. Feeling the necessity of a more firm and formal background he studied harmony, musical analisys and composition with professor Osvaldo Lacerda. In 1986 he entered the Santa Marcelina University in São Paulo where he coursed conducting and composition. At this time he started working as pianist, composer, arranger, professor and other activities related to music. Currently he keep working as musician playing mainly Brazilian music and his own compositions in Brazil and Europe.

Group Members (Heraldo do Monte - guitar): Considered by Joe Pass one of the greatest guitar players of the world, Heraldo has been playing and recording with the most well know artist from Brazil. (Fred Prince - percussion) Percussionist of the Grammy nominee band "Banda Mantiqueira". (Bocato - Trombone): Bocato is the best trombone player from Brazil. (Andre Magalhaes - drums): Finalist os the prize of best performer of Brazil. (Chiquinho de Almeida - saxophone and flute): One of the best Brazilin wind player.

Instruments Piano, drums, sax, percussion, bass, trumpet, trombone.

Albums Marcos Borelli Solo and Marcos Borelli Instrumental

Press Reviews Brazilian papers and radio.

Location Sao Paulo, SP - Brazil

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