Alberto Rosenblit

Origin

Rio de Janeiro, RJ

Years Active

1970

Genres

MPB, soundtrack, instrumental

Instruments

piano

Biography

Alberto Rosenblit is a Brazilian pianist, composer, arranger, and music producer born in Rio de Janeiro on October 2, 1954. He began his musical studies at the age of six and was guided by renowned masters such as Odette Ernest Dias, Esther Scliar, and Ian Guest, building a solid technical and artistic foundation.

Starting in 1970, he joined several bands and chamber ensembles, consolidating his instrumental career. In the 1980s, he released his first LP in collaboration with guitarist and arranger Mario Adnet, in addition to collaborating with major names in Brazilian popular music such as Nara Leão, Simone, Francis Hime, and Zé Renato.

In addition to his work on stage and in recording studios, Rosenblit became a prominent figure in Brazilian television by composing soundtracks for TV Globo productions. His work marked high-ratings telenovelas and miniseries, frequently collaborating with acclaimed directors and authors, such as Manoel Carlos, and cementing his name in the history of national television drama.

Discography

• Alberto Rosenblit & Mario Adnet (1979)
• Trilhas Brasileiras (2003)
• Mad Maria (2005)
• A Favorita (Música Original de Alberto Rosenblit) (2008)
• De Bem com a Vida (2009)
• Mata Atlântica (2013)
• Passeando (2023)