Clube da Esquina Legend: Toninho Horta and Orquestra Fantasma

Clube da Esquina Legend: Toninho Horta and Orquestra Fantasma

with support from Hamilton Luduvice

We are very humbled and excited to welcome Brazilian Jazz composer and Latin Grammy Winner, Toninho Horta with his band Orquestra Fantasma to Liverpool for a special performance at The Caledonia.

Central to the 'Clube da Esquina' movement, Toninho Horta is on of the most influential artists in Brazilian music.

Working closely alongside legends such as Milton Nascimento, Joãn Gilberto and Gal Costa, the guitarist, singer and songwriter has helped craft the world of Latin music with an expansive discotography of over 1000 recordings.

A Latin Grammy under his belt, the revolutionary artist makes this rare UK performance part of his highly anticipated world tour.

He will perform with Toninho Horta’s Orquestra Fantasma featuring Lena Horta (flute), Andre Dequech (keys), Yuri Popoff (bass) and Cuca Teixeira (drums).

This will be a seated performance, with tables set up throughout the venue. All seating will have a line of site to the stage. There will be an interval between the artists performances and time before the show to purchase drinks. The bar will be open untill midnight following the show.

Tickets booked together will be seated together and tables will be allocated on a first come first served basis. If you book individually but would like to sit as a group, please email the venue to arrange this.

The venue has a limited number of subsidised ticket available for students and persons with low income. Please contact us directly to reserve these tickets.

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For more information about the venue and accessibility information please visit our website

www.thecaledonialiverpool.com

Hamilton Luduvice

Natural from the State of Sergipe, Northeast Brazil. Hamilton Luduvce has in his 'musical accent' the entire Brazilian cultural mix.

After 15 years in Portugal and currently residing in Liverpool, UK, Hamilton's style continues to mature with a repertoire based on Bossa Nova, Samba Jazz, North-Eastern rhythms & Portuguese-speaking African grooves. His music is expressed sincerely with elaborate chords & infectious melody.

Hamilton Luduvice has participated in Jazz and World Music festivals across Europe, Brazil and the UK. He regularly performs at The Caledonia as part of his Jazz & Forró ensembles.

He prefers not to label his musical style, but it can be located somewhere within the genre the community would call 'Brazilian Jazz.'

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