
O Som Do Jazz recaptures the grace, energy and spirit of 1960s Brazilian Bossa Nova & samba-jazz. The Tampa Bay-based group features Rio de Janeiro singer Andrea Moraes Manson. The band's debut recording is Infinita Bossa, a tribute to the 50th anniversary of the birth of Bossa Nova. O Som Do Jazz is active with performances at the Salvador Dali Museum, Historic Asolo Theatre, Palladium Theater and in special events and festivals. Check out the band's music and videos!
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"Supple, sophisticated sounds from a local outfit well-versed in Brazil's wonderfully diverse music. Take a listen to the lively “Berimbau” and be hooked immediately." - Curtis Ross, Tampa Tribune, March 26, 2009
"O Som Do Jazz does bossa nova the right way without getting lost in musical clichés." - Lissette Corsa, Global Groove Connection, June 2008
"A really classic-styled session of Brazilian jazz vocals --of the sort that takes us back to late 60s work by singers like Elis Regina or Leny Andrade!" - Dusty Groove
"With simple arrangements and a good mixture of solos exhibiting the fine musicians in the group, Infinita Bossa is a nice collection that praises Bossa Nova and its haunting melodies and soothing sounds." - Egídio Leitão, Musica Brasileira, May 2008
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- Saturday, July 24
7:30 pm
- O Som Do Jazz Quartet at Cabana Cafe in Dunedin
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Cabana Cafe:
833 Douglas Avenue, Dunedin FL 34698, FL
(MAP)
- The O Som Do Jazz Quartet performs at the Cabana Cafe in Dunedin. Hear the quartet perform Brazilian Bossa Nova, MPB and Samba-jazz. It's free at a very cool cafe in downtown Dunedin. Craft wine, beer and food available. (727) 712-2233 www.cabanacafeandgifts.com

- free
- Saturday, July 10
7:00 pm
- Chihuly Collection's
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400 Beach Seafood & Taphouse:
400 Beach NE Ave., St. Petersburg, FL 33701
(MAP)

This is a benefit event. Tickets can be purchased by calling the Morean Arts Center at the number above.
- 727-822-7872
- Friday, July 9
6:00 pm
- Jazz at the MFA
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Museum of Fine Arts:
255 Beach Dr. N.E., St. Petersburg, FL
(MAP)

O Som Do Jazz performs at the Museum of Fine Arts on Friday, July 9 from 6 - 9 PM.
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