Choro, a Brazilian musical tradition that intertwines European and African influences, has garnered renewed interest in places like Berkeley. The 10th Berkeley Festival of Choro, running from April 17-20, 2024, shines a spotlight on female artists, featuring a talented quartet including Grammy-nominated Clarice Cast and renowned Daniela Spielmann. Local musicians and community jam sessions enrich the East Bay’s choro scene, stemming from early influences like Mike Marshall's Choro Famoso. The festival aims to connect audiences with Brazilian culture through workshops, concerts, and lively rodas, showcasing the genre's vibrant community spirit.
Choro, an instrumental Brazilian tradition combining European and African musical elements, has gained popularity in the East Bay, particularly celebrated at the Berkeley Festival of Choro.
Jane Lenoir and Brian Rice focus on bringing Brazil's finest choro musicians to the Bay Area, enriching the local music scene with authentic cultural experiences.
This year's festival features a talented quartet of women, highlighting the growth and impact of female choro artists in a traditionally male-dominated genre.
The festival, held from April 17-20, emphasizes community through concerts, workshops, and jam sessions, embodying the spirit of choro music's collaborative essence.
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