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Severino Araújo & Orquestra Tabajara - As Time Goes By
From Album: "Anos Dourados Vol.6 - Tabajara Visita Sinatra"
Severino Araújo de Oliveira (Limoeiro, April 23, 1917) is Brazilian musician, composer, conductor and clarinetist. the Tabajara Orchestra's conductor, who took over with 21 years of age.
The Orchestra Tabajara is an Brazilian popular orchestra. Founded in 1934 in the city of João Pessoa (Paraíba), the orchestra is currently active in Rio de Janeiro.
Severino Araújo's father was master of banda in Limoeiro (PE), and who was given the rudiments of music. A child, adopted the clarinet as a favorite. In the 30s he moved to João Pessoa, which was clarinetist in the band the Police. In 1936 wrote the cry "Spine of Cod," one of his most famous compositions. Also in Paraíba, was conductor of the orchestra of Radio Tabajara, with some members of it left for Rio de Janeiro in the late 30th Only in 1945 the orchestra officially adopted the Rio de Janeiro as its headquarters. Based on North American big bands, the orchestra encourages dancing, parties and gaff from the 40s until today, totaling more than 13 thousand presentations. Besides acting in dances and parties, the Orchestra Tabajara worked in broadcast radio. With great popularity, the orchestra recorded over 100 discs of 78 rpm, breaking records for longevity, and support the work of singers like Jamelão, who recorded two albums, tributes to Lupicínio Rodrigues. During the existence of the Circo Voador in Rio de Janeiro, the Tabajara was the attraction of traditional Sundays, with Sunday Flying. The repertoire consists of both classical and jazz song of the U.S. as the themes of Brazilian music. Severino Araújo, who was a student of Koellreuter, is author of several songs performed by the Orchestra, and celebrated its 80 years still ahead of the group, regulating and testing. ~ Read more from Wiki