Showing posts with label Brazilian music. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Brazilian music. Show all posts

Friday, 12 October 2012

MUSICIAN ALAN HAYMAN -Last Images

Seen here in his final days, Alan Hayman the late  South African musician who died on  Wednesday 5th September, 2012 in Xerem,  Rio De Janeiro....this is typical Alan- at his best, a dictionary of music theory and percussion,  a guy who loved humanity, adored working with young people and  mingling with folks of all kind, colour, age...

Born in South Africa in April 1949, having showed his distaste for the abhorring Apartheid system , he moved to the UK where he met Virginia, married and together had a son, Joshua in 1982. 
Josh Hayman is now  an upcoming  magician who can be seen everywhere in the UK.
After a huge contribution in the multi-cultural  world of the UK (including being one of the founding members of the London School of Samba in 1983) Alan Hayman emigrated to Brazil in the mid 1990's where he continued with his active and positive life. One of the main projects he was heavily involved with was working with ill provided communities such as orphans shown in these pictures. Thanks to Vera  Lucia Perreira da Silva his life long partner and confidant in his august years for providing us with these rich,  precious images. 

Friday, 3 September 2010

BRASILIAN RHYTHMS AND MARCELO VIG

Meet Brazilian extraordinary musician and creative percussionist, Marcelo Vig. Between 2002 and 2005 I was lucky to work with Marcelo in an African-Brazilian rhythms project across London clubs...
Today his multiple skills have mushroomed into this rhythm production company and an interesting music blog...amongst other creations.