True Symphonic Rockestra
True Symphonic Rockestra was a Brazilian ensemble that worked with orchestral arrangements and rock instrumentation. Their 1998 debut album included their...
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True Symphonic Rockestra was a Brazilian ensemble that worked with orchestral arrangements and rock instrumentation. Their 1998 debut album included their version of "Aquarela do Brasil," which became their best-known recording. They also recorded songs like "Cielito Lindo" and "Granada."
The group featured pianist and conductor João Carlos Martins, composer and keyboardist Marcus Viana, and orchestrator Ricardo Herz. They sometimes collaborated with Brazilian vocalists including Milton Nascimento and Nana Caymmi.
In 2001 they released "Concerto for Rockestra," a longer piece that continued their approach of combining rock and classical elements. Their recordings tended to feature both original compositions and rearrangements of existing material.
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