Album lore

Recorded in 1962 for EMI Brazil, "Chorando Baixinho" presents Abel Ferreira E Seu Conjunto at the heart of the choro tradition. This twelve-track collection includes Klein chorinho favourites like "Linda Flor Que Morreu" and "Chorinho do Bruno," highlighting Ferreira’s deft command of melody and rhythm within the genre’s intricate framework. The ensemble’s instrumentation and phrasing reflect the period’s studio practices and the urban Brazilian scene that nurtured choro’s enduring appeal.The album’s twelve selections offer a blend of tender and lively expressions, from the plaintive title track to the lilting "Pedacinhos Do Ceu." It stands as a document of choro’s mid-century canon, capturing the interplay of guitar, flute, and cavaquinho with a clarity that rewards attentive listening. For enthusiasts of Brasil’s instrumental music, this artifact remains a reliable source of the style’s early-1960s resonance.

Album lore

Recorded in 1962 for EMI Brazil, "Chorando Baixinho" presents Abel Ferreira E Seu Conjunto at the heart of the choro tradition. This twelve-track collection includes Klein chorinho favourites like "Linda Flor Que Morreu" and "Chorinho do Bruno," highlighting Ferreira’s deft command of melody and rhythm within the genre’s intricate framework. The ensemble’s instrumentation and phrasing reflect the period’s studio practices and the urban Brazilian scene that nurtured choro’s enduring appeal.The album’s twelve selections offer a blend of tender and lively expressions, from the plaintive title track to the lilting "Pedacinhos Do Ceu." It stands as a document of choro’s mid-century canon, capturing the interplay of guitar, flute, and cavaquinho with a clarity that rewards attentive listening. For enthusiasts of Brasil’s instrumental music, this artifact remains a reliable source of the style’s early-1960s resonance.