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Hermeto Pascoal, Brazilian music legend known as ‘the Sorcerer’, dies aged 89
Pascoal recorded with stars including Miles Davis, who reportedly called him ‘the most impressive musician in the world’
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nytimes.com
Hermeto Pascoal, Prolific Brazilian Composer, Dies at 89
A self-taught multi-instrumentalist, he rose from a childhood of rural privation to become a favorite of jazz musicians and audiences around the world.
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lemonde.fr
Hermeto Pascoal, chanteur et multi-instrumentiste brésilien, magicien des sons, est mort
Il tirait son inspiration des éléments de la nature. Sa musique mariait jazz, rock et airs populaires brésiliens. Le chanteur, compositeur et multi-instrumentiste Hermeto Pascoal…
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corriere.it
Hermeto Pascoal, morto a 89 anni l'outsider del latin jazz
Albino sin dalla nascita, era conosciuto in Brasile, suo Paese natale, come «o Mago» per la straordinaria capacità di trasformare in musica qualsiasi oggetto
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bbc.com
Hermeto Pascoal, 'the wizard' of Brazilian music, dies at 89
Pascoal - famed for his blend of jazz and traditional music - wrote more than 2,000 instrumental pieces.
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theguardian.com
Hermeto Pascoal, Brazilian music legend known as ‘the Sorcerer’, dies aged 89
Pascoal recorded with stars including Miles Davis, who reportedly called him ‘the most impressive musician in the world’
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apnews.com
Brazilian musician Hermeto Pascoal, known as ‘The Mad Genius,’ dies at 89
Hermeto Pascoal, the eccentric Brazilian multi-instrumentalist known as “The Sorcerer of Sounds” and “The Mad Genius,” has died. He was 89.
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‘His music jostles like a get-together over a feijoada’: Hermeto Pascoal was Brazilian music’s experimental genius
This irrepressible innovator performed in a river to test its sonic properties, used kettles and bottles as instruments and played with Miles Davis. His influence cannot be…
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telegraph.co.uk
Hermeto Pascoal, eccentric Brazilian composer who used bath toys, kettles and piglets as instruments
He playing a piglet like a bagpipe, squeezing the young porcine to extract the right degree of ‘oink’ for his 1977 album Slaves Mass