Best Instrumental Composition in Açorianos Music Awards 2008 - "Noves Fora""Excelent quartet. A great mixing of choro with samba, jazz, baiao and bossa." - Roger Lerina, Zero Hora (May 08, 2008)"Brazilian contemporary instrumental music, taking choro throught many influences. Especially jazz." - Dawlton Moura, Diario do Nordeste (May 05, 2008)Choro, jazz, samba, baião, rock'n'roll, maracatu, experimental music, psychedelic music, improvisation, the classics, the contemporaries, post-modernity, Pixinguinha, Hermeto, Piazzolla, Baden, Villa-Lobos, musical instruments, voices, electronic music, so many other trends... whoever tries to label Camerata Brasileira's music runs the risk of finding a little bit of all these things and none of them. The permanent challenge to concepts - and preconceptions - is (re) assured by "Noves Fora", with both authorial work and reinventions, along the lines of an absolutely non-conventional style which, since 2002, has divided opinions and surprised by its beauty - even when it brings us a sort of weird sensation. After the success of their first album, "Deixa Assim...", and performances throughout Brazil, this hybrid work can also be taken as a wonderful manifest in favor of these four musicians creative freedom, talent and daringness in crossing the line between tradition and transgression. [Marcello Campos, journalist]
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