"One mark of a great artist might be the ability to look back on five decades of creativity and, ranging over the body of work, to reinterpret and reimagine it, and even inject it with a new vigour...Gilberto Gil is such an artist," says London's Financial Times. The Tropicália movement Gil introduced in the 1960s, alongside Caetano Veloso, has secured his fame internationally, and today, he continues to develop one of the most relevant and renowned careers as a singer, composer, and guitarist in both world and pop music. Don't miss the magic as the King of Brazilian pop returns to Berkeley for one night only.

	Education/Community Events Key Notes Series: Jazz & World Music Wed, Mar 17, 5-6:30 pm Zellerbach Hall Lobby Mezzanine Gilberto Gil is a singer, composer and guitarist with a five-decade record of creativity. Gil-with Caetano Veloso, Tom Ze, and others-founded the 1960s Tropicalia movement, paving the way for the exciting sounds of Brazil today. While Key Notes lectures are free and open to the public, tickets must be purchased for the associated concerts. For a listing of all Education and Community events, please see our 2009/10 Calendar
	Program Notes Program notes are available approximately one week before the performance.
	Audio Clips There are multiple audio clips available on the Gilberto Gil site
	Video Clips There are multiple video clips available on the Gilberto Gil site

Artists links: Gilberto Gil site

Wed, Mar 17, 8 pm

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Venue: Zellerbach Hall B

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