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Choro Das 3 live

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Choro das 3 is a Brazilian Instrumental Music Band formed by three sisters and
their father. Corina plays flute and piccolo, Lia plays acoustic 7 string guitar, Elisa plays
mandolin, clarinet, banjo and piano and Eduardo plays pandeiro (the Brazilian
tambourine).
Here in Brazil they played for presidents, governors, ministers and also for huge
audiences such as São Paulo's New Year's Eve Party (2 million people) and at Morumbi
Stadium (over 70,000 people). They have been on national TV many times, including the
Brazilian version of "Letterman."
For the last three years have done a USA tour. This year they spent three months
there and they performed over 40 concerts. They played and taught workshops in many
Festivals and Universities in the US. On each of their USA tours they have appeared at
Mike Marshall's and David Grisman's Mandolin Symposium.
They met Mike Marshall in France, at another International Festival, the Festival
International Mandolines de Lunel. When he heard the , he invited them to his
Symposium. In our first year there, the mandolin sister, Elisa, was awarded Concert
Master's seat for the Grand Finale concert of Symposium. Mike Marshall says Choro das 3
plays ". . . some of the most inspired and inspiring music . . . the highest level of
musicianship and presentation . . . the highest quality of Brazilian Choro music that can
be heard any place today."
In 2015 Choro das 3 released its new album, Choro Tree. Chicago Brazilophiles
wrote "Choro das 3 charms on U.S. tour" and "This cohesive, laid-back and playful musical
family is no museum act, as they are not only resurrecting classic and lesser-known
choros, but also writing their own.".
In the Rockabilly land, the Commercial Appeal wrote "Choro das 3 returns to
Memphis with beguiling Brazilian sound".