CASACOR Rio 2016: Check out the cultural program of the show
Promoted by Sesc RJ, the Rio de Janeiro exhibition has musical performances and children's programming throughout the event
Updated at Mar 3, 2017, 4:04 PM - Submitted at Oct 27, 2016, 5:19 PM
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With support from the Fecomércio RJ System, through its sociocultural arm Sesc RJ, and also in partnership with Sindmóveis e Decorações, CASACOR Rio de Janeiro 2016 promotes musical performances and children's programming, on Saturdays, at 5 pm.
Musical attractions
Concerts are offered on Saturdays, starting at 5 pm. The Guilherme Pimenta Trio will perform on October 15th and 29th, and November 12th . The violinist and composer from Minas Gerais explores various genres of Brazilian music, such as Choro, Samba and Forró, in an instrumental conversation between violin, guitar and percussion. Accompanied by the young and talented musicians Daniel Ganc (guitar) and Lucas Videla (percussion), Guilherme presents creative versions of songs by great names such as Guinga, Jacob do Bandolim, Edu Lobo and Pixinguinha, as well as new compositions.
The Vitaleros group will perform on October 22, November 5 and 19. Representing Gypsy Jazz, the band is formed by Marcos Bravo, Joao Pinaud, Luciana Lazzuli, Rafael Tavares and Edison Mattos. The repertoire includes some reinterpretations of jazz standards in manouche versions and also classics by the gypsy master, Django Reinhardt.
Children's programming
In the children's program, the storytelling sessions “Boy, Big Boy”, “Piraporiando” and “O Segredo das Estrelas” also take place on Saturdays, at 5 pm .
Menino, Grande Menino is a text by Flávia Muniz Cirilo and tells the story of a boy who dreams of building a bamboo house. Sustainability and recycling emerge in the story as fundamental elements in the construction of an inventive imaginary for a more harmonious world in our relationship with the environment. A bamboo house is the setting for the storytelling, which also features music by the author and costumes.
Piraporiando focuses on promoting the appreciation of cultural diversity and addresses topics such as black and indigenous cultures, inclusion, gender diversity, Children's Rights, the Environment and Brazilian Folklore.
The Secret of the Stars is a set of three tales of African and indigenous origin, which talk about the creation of stars, the power of words and the importance of listening to those with more experience. Based on these tales, a look at Brazilian cultural diversity is developed, bringing values from nature and playfulness, familiarizing and acquainting children with the language of these people and their connection with the environment.
CASACOR RIO 2016 SERVICE
WHEN?
October 11 to November 20, 2016
Tuesday to Sunday from 12pm to 9pm
WHERE?
268 – Gavea (Celso Rocha Miranda Residence)
AS?
Tuesday to Friday: R$50
Sock: R$ 25
Sat, Sun and holidays: R$ 60
Sock: R$ 30