Eduardo Mendonca
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The Roadhouse
19955 28th Ave S
Seattle, WA 98188
Oct 29, 2023
11:00 AM PDT
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The official public opening of The Roadhouse will include live performances by South King County artists Huraiti Mana, Seiha and Adobee.
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Eduardo Mendonca Biography
EDUARDO MENDONÇA
Last name pronunciation: (menDONsa)
Eduardo Mendonça has played, composed, and directed various genres of Brazilian popular music in the US, Canada, Nepal and Brazil since 1974. A native of Salvador, Bahia, Brazil, Eduardo has shared international stages with legendary Brazilian musicians Geraldo Azevedo, Alcione, and Jorge Ben Jor. Mendonça was opening act for renowned musicians such Guilherme Arantes and Ana Carolina. Eduardo has performed for many notable personalities, including the 14th Dalai Lama, Pope John Paul II, and former South Africa President Nelson Mandela, and he was featured in the PBS American Masters documentary, Paul Simon: Born at the Right Time.
In May 2016, Eduardo performed as guest artist with the jointly sponsored Seattle Symphony-Carnegie Hall project “Link Up: The Orchestra Moves,” exploring the creative process of this passionate composer through melody and motif.
Eduardo Mendonça traces his lineage to a royal African family bearing the hereditary title of Mamabeka ("prophet of the royal court"), as documented by the Instituto Geográfico e Histórico da Bahia.
Eduardo is Co-Director for Brazil Arts & Education, DBA: Show Brazil! CEO, President and Co-Founder for Brazil Center and BrasilFest and iBuildBridges, Music Director.
Seattle is lucky to have Mendonça in the neighborhood" Paul de Barros - The Seattle Times.
A naturalized US citizen, this multi-talented performer graduated in Arts Education is a much sought after artist-in-residence and master class instructor recommended by the Washington State Arts Commission for lectures, workshops, and school assemblies.
In May 2016, Eduardo performed as guest artist with the jointly sponsored Seattle Symphony-Carnegie Hall project “Link Up: The Orchestra Moves,” exploring the creative process of this passionate composer through melody and motif.
Eduardo Mendonça traces his lineage to a royal African family bearing the hereditary title of Mamabeka ("prophet of the royal court"), as documented by the Instituto Geográfico e Histórico da Bahia.
Eduardo is Co-Founder and Co-Director for Brazil Center/BrasilFest, and Co-Director for Brazil Arts & Education, DBA: show Brazil Productions!.
Seattle is lucky to have Mendonça in the neighborhood" Paul de Barros - The Seattle Times.
Read MoreLast name pronunciation: (menDONsa)
Eduardo Mendonça has played, composed, and directed various genres of Brazilian popular music in the US, Canada, Nepal and Brazil since 1974. A native of Salvador, Bahia, Brazil, Eduardo has shared international stages with legendary Brazilian musicians Geraldo Azevedo, Alcione, and Jorge Ben Jor. Mendonça was opening act for renowned musicians such Guilherme Arantes and Ana Carolina. Eduardo has performed for many notable personalities, including the 14th Dalai Lama, Pope John Paul II, and former South Africa President Nelson Mandela, and he was featured in the PBS American Masters documentary, Paul Simon: Born at the Right Time.
In May 2016, Eduardo performed as guest artist with the jointly sponsored Seattle Symphony-Carnegie Hall project “Link Up: The Orchestra Moves,” exploring the creative process of this passionate composer through melody and motif.
Eduardo Mendonça traces his lineage to a royal African family bearing the hereditary title of Mamabeka ("prophet of the royal court"), as documented by the Instituto Geográfico e Histórico da Bahia.
Eduardo is Co-Director for Brazil Arts & Education, DBA: Show Brazil! CEO, President and Co-Founder for Brazil Center and BrasilFest and iBuildBridges, Music Director.
Seattle is lucky to have Mendonça in the neighborhood" Paul de Barros - The Seattle Times.
A naturalized US citizen, this multi-talented performer graduated in Arts Education is a much sought after artist-in-residence and master class instructor recommended by the Washington State Arts Commission for lectures, workshops, and school assemblies.
In May 2016, Eduardo performed as guest artist with the jointly sponsored Seattle Symphony-Carnegie Hall project “Link Up: The Orchestra Moves,” exploring the creative process of this passionate composer through melody and motif.
Eduardo Mendonça traces his lineage to a royal African family bearing the hereditary title of Mamabeka ("prophet of the royal court"), as documented by the Instituto Geográfico e Histórico da Bahia.
Eduardo is Co-Founder and Co-Director for Brazil Center/BrasilFest, and Co-Director for Brazil Arts & Education, DBA: show Brazil Productions!.
Seattle is lucky to have Mendonça in the neighborhood" Paul de Barros - The Seattle Times.
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