2019 Brazilian Music Get Together

Brazilian Music Get Together presents:

Brazilian Guitar Ensemble, specially created by Sergio Mielniczenko

Nando Duarte on seven-string guitar
Rogê on six-string guitar
Roberto Montero on six-string guitar

These outstanding guitarists bring to their performance the highlight of the Brazilian guitar canon.

Even though the acoustic guitar is not originally a Brazilian instrument, it is indeed very much part of Brazilian music history. It is found in classical, folk and popular music. From Heitor Villa-Lobos, Paulo Bellinatti, Carlos Barbosa-Lima, Sergio e Odair Assad to Laurindo Almeida, Garoto, Baden Powell, Canhoto da Paraiba, Guinga, Toquinho, Rosinha de Valença, Egberto Gismonti, Yamandú Costa among numerous great others who make up the pantheon of Brazilian guitar.

On April 24 we will have the opportunity of experiencing a slice of the Brazilian guitar world.

Opening reception of photography exhibit 'The Beautiful Immigrant Project' by Juliana Sakae

PARKING INFORMATION

Beverly Hills Public Parking Structure on 321 La Cienega Blvd (two blocks south of the Consulate): free public parking is available between 4 pm and 11 pm. From there, walk two blocks north and the Consulate building is on the southeast corner of La Cienega and Wilshire.

Imperial Parking (240 South La Cienega Blvd): $2.75 each 15 min. Maximum rate $17.50.

257 South La Cienega Blvd (near Starbucks): $3 - first 15 min, $9 - 15 to 45 min, $12 - 45 to 60 min. $6 flat rate after 5 pm. Cash only.

Parking is also available in the Consulate building. However, it is at your own expense with rates as follows: each 15 minutes is $2.50, each hour $10.00 with a daily maximum of $20.00 (based on information in Jan 2018).

Flat rate entering after 5pm Monday – Friday and Saturday and Sunday is $12.00
(ticket must be paid at the machine on G1 floor before going to the car)

Meter parking is also available nearby.