Michelle カミロ
| Michelle カミロ | |
|---|---|
| The birth | 1954April 4(62 years old) |
| Hometown |  Dominican Republic Santo Domingo |
| Genre | Latin jazz |
| Charge musical instrument | Piano |
Michelle カミロ (Michel Camilo, April 4, 1954 -) is a composer in jazz pianists from Dominican Republic Santo Domingo. In musicians based on Latin jazz, the prominent technique (transcendence art) is appreciated and does a good performance if I call it a virtuoso (great master).
Biography
I begin to play the accordion which I got from the breeding, a parent to music family. I begin to learn the piano under the influence of a grandfather and go to the エリラ manor national elementary House of music (House of national music elementary course) and Dominican Republic Kunitachi music House for 13 years. I move to New York in 1979 and learn in Juilliard School. I play with Tito Puente in 1983.
I appear in Carnegie hall by a trio in 1985 and I expand and rise to stardom. I announce first album Why Not? than Japanese King record. I move to Sony in 1988 and release a self-title and record a bestseller.
I announce flamenco guitarist, coproduct Spain with トマティート in 2000, and this album gains Grammy award Latin section. Album title "Spain" covers standard "Bésame Mucho" of the Latin number with a cover of Chick Corea. I announce Spain Again equal to this following album in 2006. A tribute does three pieces such as great master of the tango world, "Libertango" of peer SORA with this album. I am registered at テラーク for a long time after 2002. I announce costarring album Caribe with the big band in 2009.
Discography
| Title | The release year | Explanatory note | |
|---|---|---|---|
| French Toast with French Toast | 1984 | Evidence | |
| Why Not? | 1985 | Evidence | |
| Suntan | 1986 | Evidence | |
| In Trio | 1986 | Electric Bird | |
| Michel Camilo | 1988 | Portrait | |
| On Fire | 1989 | Epic | |
| On the Other Hand | 1990 | Epic | |
| Amo Tu Cama Rica (Soundtrack) | 1991 | ||
| Rendezvous | 1993 | Columbia | |
| One More Once | 1994 | Columbia | |
| Two Much (Soundtrack) | 1996 | ||
| Hands of Rhythm with Giovanni Hidalgo | 1997 | ||
| Thru My Eyes | 1997 | RMM | |
| Spain with Tomatito | 2000 | Verve/Universal | |
| Calle 54 (Soundtrack) | 2001 | ||
| Piano Concerto, Suite & Caribe | 2002 | ||
| Triangulo | 2002 | Telarc | |
| Live at the Blue Note | 2003 | Telarc | |
| Solo | 2005 | Telarc | |
| Rhapsody in Blue | 2006 | Telarc | |
| Spain Again with Tomatito | 2006 | Emarcy/Universal | |
| Spirit of the Moment | 2007 | Telarc | |
| Caribe: Michel Camilo Big Band | 2009 | Calle 54 Records/Sony Music | |
| Mano a Mano | 2011 | Emarcy/Universal | |
| WHAT'S improves? | 2013 | OKeh/Sony Music |
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