Home recording with Studio One.  Layered parts include: Gibson L-5,  Sauve steel string acoustic, Fender Jazz Bass, MIDI keyboards, MIDI drums.

To Sing For You (song By Donovan)

Original Guitar Instrumental.  Home recording with Pro Tools 11.  Gibson L5, Fender Telecaster, Fender Jazz Bass, Sauve Acoustic Guitar.

Daniel Dee Ballard -- (Original Guitar Instrumental)

MY OM

CELTIC MOOD

ROSEWOOD  DREAM (NERMIN & CHAND)

"Here's That Rainy Day" was published in 1953 -- music by Jimmy Van Heusen, lyrics by Johnny Burke.  It was introduced in the Broadway musical "Carnival in Flanders."  Many, many people have recorded it; notably, Frank Sinatra.  Jimmy Van Heusen wrote many songs that are considered staples in the "Great American Songbook" -- including: All The Way, Swinging on a Star, Darn That Dream, Polka Dots and Moonbeams, But Beautiful, Come Fly with Me, Imagination, Like Someone in Love, Call Me Irresponsible, I Thought About You, It Could Happen to You, and others.

Here's That Rainy Day (Chord Melody)

Une compilation réalisée en 2010 de plusieurs enregistrements datant des années 1998 à 2008 avec diverses formations.

Musiciens :
Guitares:

Murilo Armelin
Basse :

Cassiano Nogara  (Bonus 8,9)
Bruno Copini (1,2,5)
Batterie :

Guga (1,2)
Luciano Nogara (8,9)
Rodrigo Chaves (5)
Clavier :

Sidney Ferraz
Saxophone :

Manu Faleiros (2)
Tiphaine Batté (4,7,8,9)
 

O ovo (Hermato Pascal)

Dreamsville was written in 1960 by Ray Evans, Jay Livingston, and Henry Mancini.  Wes Montgomery recorded it in 1963 for the album "Guitar on the Go."
This is my chord-melody jazz guitar arrangement.

Dreamsville (Chord Melody)

Original home recording -- guitar instrumental.  Presonus Studio One.  Sauve acoustic guitar and Gibson L-5.  Midi drums and bass.

It's Just Liquid Architecture

It's Just Liquid Architecture (Original Guitar Instrumental)

Home recording.  Original music.  Layered parts with: Gibson L-5, Fender Telecaster, Fender Jazz Bass.  Recorded with Pro Tools  11.

Tuesday - July

Home recording with ProTools 2019.  Layered: Sauve Acoustic, Fender Telecaster, Fender Jazz Bass.

But One Point Six One Eight

Murilo Rogeri Armelin was born in October 11, 1977 in São Paulo, Brazil.

He began studying guitar at age 13 and soon formed, along with his brother Flavio, who played drums, his first band called « Idola Tribus », who played Brazilian and International Rock classics.

At the age of 17 he formed the « Dire Straits Cover » group that performed in Piracicaba, where he lived, and surrounding towns.

When he was 19 years old, he enrolled for the School of Popular Music of Campinas (Unicamp)   where he graduated in popular guitar and deepened his contact and studies of Brazilian instrumental music and jazz. During this time he played with several singers in Piracicaba and Campinas.

After college completion in 2000 he recorded his first CD. « For Joe » with solo guitar arrangements for Brazilian popular music and a jazz standard. The album was well received by critics, triggering a small tour around São Paulo and Campinas regions.

In the same year, he set up a saxophone and guitar duo with saxophonist Tiphaine Batte, touring by Piracicaba region. In 2003, drummer and percussionist Rodrigo Chaves joined the duo, forming the « Regra Três » group, which performed regularly during the two years of its existence. At the end of 2003 the first CD of this group entitled « Regra Três » was recorded, containing several classic for arrangements of Brazilian music and a version of a composition of the American guitarist Pat Metheny. Besides, Murilo gave electric guitar and guitar lessons in different music schools in Piracicaba.
In 2005 he moved to Paris in order to increase his knowledge and musical experiences, working with some singers and participating in various jam sessions in the city, apart from teaching in private music courses.

In 2008, back to Brazil for a short period, Murilo recorded another CD simply titled « Trio » with the musicians Marcos Delamatrice playing bass and Fabricio Felix on drums. This CD is mainly based on a personal interpretation of certain jazz standards and two original compositions.

In 2009, he started his Master studies in music at the University of Sorbonne in Paris, with the subject of his thesis being an analysis of an improvisation from guitarist Pat Metheny on the jazz standard « All the Things You Are ». Murilo obtained his diploma in 2011 with honors.

In 2012, Murilo recorded a new CD entitled « Murilo Armelin », compiling recordings from different periods and backgrounds of his own compositions.

O ovo (Hermato Pascal)

Murilo Armelin

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