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JOHN PIZZARELLI APRESENTA SHOW MIDNIGHT McCARTNEY Consagrado jazzista americano volta a São Paulo após dois anos para show inédito no Teatro Bradesco, com músicas de Paul McCartney Clique na imagem para salvar em alta resolução. Crédito: Timothy White. Para mais informações acesse www.opuspromocoes.com.br John Pizzarelli, um dos nomes mais consistentes e respeitados do jazz atual, volta ao Brasil para mostrar pela primeira vez por aqui seu novo espetáculo, Midnight McCartney, no qual relê canções de Paul McCartney. O projeto, que gerou um CD lançado em 2015, foi sugerido pelo próprio ex-beatle. O show, realizado pela Opus Promoções e Bourbon Street Music Club, ocorre no dia 12 de junho, às 20h, no Teatro Bradesco, em São Paulo. Confira o serviço completo abaixo. Tudo começou em 1998, quando Pizzarelli gravou o CD Meets The Beatles, com 12 regravações de clássicos do Fab Four, entre eles Can’t Buy Me Love, For No One, Eleanor Ribgy e Oh Darling. O sucesso em termos de crítica e de vendas foi grande e a repercussão entre os músicos também. Ficou no ar a expectativa de um novo projeto na mesma linha. A ideia de Midnight McCartney partiu do próprio Paul McCartney, em uma carta enviada a Pizzarelli em maio de 2014. Pizzarelli participou do álbum Kisses on the Bottom, do autor de Yesterday, lançado em 2012, no qual o astro britânico revisitou com classe standards dos anos 30 e 40. O cantor e guitarrista norte-americano abraçou a ideia do ex-beatle de cara e trouxe sua esposa, a cantora Jessica Molaskey, e o pianista Larry Goldings para participarem do projeto. Juntos, garimparam pérolas do repertório de McCartney que se encaixaram perfeitamente ao estilo de Pizzarelli, como Silly Love Songs, My Love, With A Little Luck, Junk e Let’Em In. John Pizzarelli foi aclamado pelo jornal Boston Globo por “revigorar o grande American Songbook e repopularizar o jazz”. O jornal Toronto Star o definiu como “o gênio da guitarra”. E o Seattle Times o saudou como “um raro entertainer da velha guarda”. Pizzarelli se firmou como um dos primeiros intérpretes contemporâneos do grande American Songbook e expandiu seu repertório incluindo músicas de Joni Mitchell, Neil Young, Tom Waits, Antonio Carlos Jobim e Lennon-McCartney. Seus shows temáticos sugerem que não há limite para a sua imaginação. O músico nasceu em 6 de abril de 1960 e começou a tocar guitarra aos 6 anos de idade, seguindo a tradição de seu pai, o consagrado guitarrista de jazz Bucky Pizzarelli. Voltou-se para o jazz ainda na adolescência, depois de tocar em bandas de rock, e aprendeu tocando com o pai e muitos outros grandes músicos de jazz que influenciaram seu trabalho como Benny Goodman, Les Paul, Zoots Sims e Clark Terry, entre outros. Sua carreira solo começou em 1990 com My Blue Heaven. Ele tocava em clubes e salas de espetáculo, abrindo para nomes como Dave Brubeck, Ramsey Lewis e Rosemary Clooney. Em 1993, teve a honra de abrir os shows de uma turnê de Frank Sinatra. Depois, fez parte da celebração de aniversário dos 80 anos do The Voice, no Carnegie Hall, e a plateia veio abaixo ao interpretar I Don’t Know Why I Love You Like I Do acompanhado por seu pai. O grande herói e eterna fonte de inspiração de Pizzarelli em sua carreira-solo tem sido Nat “King” Cole, a quem ele homenageou com dois álbuns, Dear Mr. Cole e P.S. Mr. Cole. Há dois anos longe dos palcos brasileiros, é com o show Midnight McCartney que o músico de jazz volta ao país para uma curta turnê. Também não faltarão alguns sucessos e as inúmeras histórias que marcaram sua carreira. Ficha Técnica: John Pizzarelli: voz e guitarra Martin Pizzarelli: baixo acústico Kevin Kanner: bateria Konrad Paszkudziki: piano John Pizzarelli site oficial: http://www.johnpizzarelli.com/ John Pizzarelli Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/JohnPizzarelliOfficial John Pizzarelli Twitter: https://twitter.com/itsthepizz Online media kit: http://mediakits.concordmusicgroup.com/p/midnight-mccartney/ Realização: Opus Promoções e Bourbon Street Music Club Duração: 90min Classificação: Livre SERVIÇO: John Pizzarelli no show Midnight McCartney SÃO PAULO Dia 12 de junho de 2016 Domingo, às 20h Teatro Bradesco (Rua Palestra Itália, 500 / 3º piso – Bourbon Shopping São Paulo) www.teatrobradesco.com.br INGRESSOS: Setor Valor Frisa 3º andar R$ 100,00 Frisa 2º andar R$ 150,00 Frisa 1º andar R$ 180,00 Balcão Nobre R$ 220,00 Plateia (O a W) R$ 240,00 Plateia (A a N) R$ 240,00 Camarote R$ 280,00 -50% de desconto para os 100 primeiros titulares do Cartão “Alelo”, somente na compra de um ingresso, pago efetivamente com o Cartão Vale Cultura Alelo na bilheteria do Teatro Bradesco; -25% de desconto para cliente Bradesco, na compra de até 4 ingressos, além de um guichê exclusivo na bilheteria do teatro. Desconto válido apenas para pagamentos com os cartões Bradesco; -25% de desconto para usuário dos cartões Zaffari Card e Bourbon Card, na compra de até 2 ingressos por titular do cartão na bilheteria do teatro. Limitado a 200 ingressos; -10% de desconto para funcionários Lorenzetti. Limitado a 50 ingressos por espetáculo e somente na bilheteria do teatro. * Descontos não cumulativos com meia entrada e outras promoções, limitado até 200 ingressos de cada sessão/espetáculo. ** Política de venda de ingressos com desconto: as compras poderão ser realizadas nos canais de vendas oficiais físicos, mediante apresentação de documentos que comprovem a condição de beneficiário. Nas compras realizadas pelo site e/ou call center, a comprovação deverá ser feita no ato da retirada do ingresso na bilheteria e no acesso à casa de espetáculo. *** A lei da meia-entrada mudou: agora o benefício é destinado a 40% dos ingressos disponíveis para venda por apresentação. Veja abaixo quem têm direito a meia-entrada e os tipos de comprovações oficiais em São Paulo: - IDOSOS (com idade igual ou superior a 60 anos) mediante apresentação de documento de identidade oficial com foto. - ESTUDANTES mediante apresentação da Carteira de Identificação Estudantil (CIE) nacionalmente padronizada, em modelo único, emitida pela ANPG, UNE, UBES, entidades estaduais e municipais, Diretórios Centrais dos Estudantes, Centros e Diretórios Acadêmicos. Mais informações: www.documentodoestudante.com.br - PESSOAS COM DEFICIÊNCIA E ACOMPANHANTES mediante apresentação do cartão de Benefício de Prestação Continuada da Assistência Social da Pessoa com Deficiência ou de documento emitido pelo Instituto Nacional do Seguro Social (INSS), que ateste a aposentadoria de acordo com os critérios estabelecidos na Lei Complementar nº 142, de 8 de maio de 2013. No momento de apresentação, esses documentos deverão estar acompanhados de documento de identidade oficial com foto. - JOVENS PERTENCENTES A FAMÍLIAS DE BAIXA RENDA (com idades entre 15 e 29 anos) mediante apresentação da Carteira de Identidade Jovem que será emitida pela Secretaria Nacional de Juventude a partir de 31 de março de 2016, acompanhada de documento de identidade oficial com foto. - JOVENS COM ATÉ 15 ANOS mediante apresentação de documento de identidade oficial com foto. - DIRETORES, COORDENADORES PEDAGÓGICOS, SUPERVISORES E TITULARES DE CARGOS DO QUADRO DE APOIO DAS ESCOLAS DAS REDES ESTADUAL E MUNICIPAIS mediante apresentação de carteira funcional emitida pela Secretaria da Educação de São Paulo ou holerite acompanhado de documento oficial com foto. - PROFESSORES DA REDE PÚBLICA ESTADUAL E DAS REDES MUNICIPAIS DE ENSINO mediante apresentação de carteira funcional emitida pela Secretaria da Educação de São Paulo ou holerite acompanhado de documento oficial com foto. **** Caso os documentos necessários não sejam apresentados ou não comprovem a condição do beneficiário no momento da compra e retirada dos ingressos ou acesso ao teatro, será exigido o pagamento do complemento do valor do ingresso. ATENÇÃO: Não será permitida a entrada após o início do espetáculo. Capacidade: 1439 pessoas Acesso para deficientes Estacionamento: Isento até 15 minutos Compras no Záffari acima de R$ 40,00 = 3h de isenção Self: Primeiras 2 horas = R$ 12,00 Hora adicional = R$ 2,00 Valet Parking: 1ª hora = R$ 16,00 Hora adicional = R$ 10,00 Motos: Primeiras 2 horas = R$ 10,00 Hora adicional = R$ 2,00 CANAIS DE VENDAS OFICIAIS: Ingresso Rápido: 4003-1212 www.ingressorapido.com.br Bilheteria Teatro Bradesco: Rua Palestra Itália, 500 / 3º piso – Bourbon Shopping São Paulo Horário de funcionamento: Domingo a Quinta das 12h às 20h, Sexta e Sábado das 12h às 22h. Informações para a imprensa: Miriam Martinez – (11) 97145-9077 [email protected] Apoio de Assessoria de Imprensa Mauren Favero – 51 3235.4509 / 51 9857.1770 [email protected] Pâmela Seyffert – 51 3235.4504 [email protected] .
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