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Vinyl Album

Artist: Prof. Raymond Rainville Title: Banda Marcial Cristo Rei Marília Label:   MusiColor Country: Brazil Catalogue: LPK - 20.152 Date: 1968 Format: LP Collection:   I Own It     I Want It  Community:  1 Owns Price Guide: Valuation Page » Search eBay #AD  » Search Amazon #AD This site contains affiliate links for which we may be compensated.

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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Prof. Raymond Rainville - Prof. Manoel H. M. De Souza	1. Parada Folclórica: Pot-pourri: A) O Cravo Brigou Com A Rosa; B) A Canôa Virou; C) Atirei O Pau No Gato; D) Se Essa Rua Fôsse Minha	Unknown (Brazilian Folkloric Songs)	Rate
A2	Prof. Raymond Rainville - Jacques Bernier	2. Red River (Folclore Americano)	Unknown (American Folkloric Song)	Rate
A3	Prof. Raymond Rainville - Prof. Manoel H. M. De Souza	3. Eu Fui No Itororó	Unknown (Brazilian Folkloric Song)	Rate
A4	Prof. Raymond Rainville - Prof. Manoel H. M. De Souza	4. Casinha Pequenina (Folclore)	Unknown (Brazilian Folkloric Song)	Rate
A5	Prof. Raymond Rainville - Schubert Alves	5. Tristeza Do Jeca	Angelino De Oliveira	Rate
B1	Prof. Raymond Rainville - Prof. Manoel H. M. De Souza	1. Tema De Lara	Maurice Jarre	Rate
B2	Prof. Raymond Rainville - Prof. Manoel H. M. De Souza	2. Mulher Rendeira (Folclore Nordestino)	Unknown (Brazilian Folkloric Song Attributed To Virgulino Ferreira, Nicknamed "Lampião")	Rate
B3	Prof. Raymond Rainville - Prof. Manoel H. M. De Souza	3. Lampeão De Gás	Zica Bergami	Rate
B4	Prof. Raymond Rainville - Prof. Manoel H. M. De Souza	4. Brasil	Villa Lobos	Rate
B5	Prof. Raymond Rainville - Prof. Manoel H. M. De Souza	5. A Banda	Francisco Buarque De Hollanda	Rate
B6	Prof. Raymond Rainville - Schubert Alves	6. Luar Do Sertão	Catulo Da Paixão Cearense	Rate

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"Organized  in the year 1960 by the Canadian Brethren (Sacred Heart), the Banda Marcial do Colégio Cristo Rei has placed the City of Marília in evidence in the artistic and cultural sectors of the State of São Paulo. At the beginning, even when its young components performed only five or six musical pieces, it became to participate in civic national parties, promoting shiny performances in countless towns from various regions of the State of São Paulo. As the years go by, thanks to the incentive took at every corners where it performed, the Banda Marcial kept increasing its attractive musical repertoire and sculpting its youthful elegance, then, it became to be insistently requested by public authorities and cultural entities. In June, 1964, at a memorable contest that took place at the Botucatu City, it won its first prize among dozens of performers and, in September of this same year, in São Paulo, at the Martial Bands and Fanfares' contest organized by the Record TV channel, it became the State's champion and won, with same shining, the same prize in the years 1966 and 1967, now yet with its structure modified, by having added flags and a Corporation's Commander, not mention its musical repertoire. In the year 1968, at the welcoming City of Araraquara, it won the first prize in the Martial Bands' contest. In the State's Capital, further than its participation in festively live contests in the Vale do Anhangabaú, it performed three times at Tupi TV channel in the shows: "No Reino da Garotada", "Desafio 67" and, finally, by its many previous hits consecration, in "Moacir Franco Show". Going through three Brazilian States,  it visited more than forty towns, performing consecutively for three times in some of them." (By José Oswaldo Carvalho, president of the young musicians)

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