News
New Website Up and Running
Due to an increasing interest in my compositions, I have taken the time and utmost care to create a website to showcase them as well as any information which might be pertinent to my stakeholders.
The site is available at www.thiagotiberio.com. Feel free to check it out.
And, since I was on a web-creative grand-slam, I also took the opportunity to revamp this website a little, re-writing the code and tightening the CMSimple processes. I'm proud to say that it is a lot cleaner, faster, and now also XHTML and CSS 3.0 compliant (so is the other site, by the way).
I hope you can feel the difference! Enjoy!
Written on: January 11, 2008
Taking a Break
Due to an increasingly hectic schedule and to an avalanche of composition projects—I'm not complaining!—Banda Movimento is taking a break from live performances outside private parties, weddings, and the like.
Please stay tuned, and don't hesitate to let us know if you need high-quality South American music.
Written on: October 4, 2007
Um Vinho e um Violão
This Friday, May 25th, for the last time in Asheville—I will be performing Brazilian standards on my guitar and entertaining myself (!), guests and friends in a very intimate setting at Picholine, the wonderful tea house where I am a regular. They have the friendliest staff, awesome food and top-notch teas and wines. Here's the info:
Um Vinho e um Violão (A Glass of Wine and a Guitar)
at Picholine, 64 Haywood Street, Asheville, North Carolina
May 25th, 2007
6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.
This Sunday, I will be taking the show to Texas for the months of June and July, then to Boston, where I will be moving in order to begin my graduate studies in music composition. :)
So come enjoy the great wine, outstanding food, and most of all the entertaining company of a Brazilian bon-vivant who will be leaving you very soon...
Written on: April 29, 2007
The Asheville Music Scene
Many thanks to Don Talley for creating a profile about me on The Asheville Music Scene. Here is a description from his website:
The music scene in Asheville and the surrounding area is one of the most vibrant and diverse of any city it's size in the entire nation. This website is devoted to providing news and conversation related to the Asheville Music Scene and to helping promote our rich musical culture.
Way to go, Don!
Written on: March 11, 2007
Friday, March 9, 2007
Flood Gallery - Comments
Our performance was an outstanding success! Sambas, boleros, bossas and even an impromptu performance of The Girl from Ipanema (Tom Jobim) brought great energy to the evening as dancers swung about and spectators moved in their chairs. Check out the pictures in the "Pictures" page!
A large thanks to all those who made the evening possible: Gabe Johnson from the Flood Gallery, Geoff Ferdón from Alhambra Guitars, all the gallery's staff, and a special thanks to all those who came to check out the music.
Saravá!