Glauber Seixas

Origin

Ourinhos, SP

Years Active

2007

Genres

choro, samba

Instruments

acoustic guitar

Biography

Glauber Seixas is a Brazilian acoustic guitarist and composer who began his musical studies at the age of 13, learning the acoustic guitar. Later, he honed his skills by studying piano and saxophone. His musical training was consolidated at the Escola Portátil de Música (EPM) in Rio de Janeiro, where he took acoustic guitar classes with Mauricio Carrilho and subsequently worked as a teaching assistant and instructor for the "Canto de samba e choro" workshop.

His career as a musician has led him to accompany several renowned artists in concerts and musical gatherings, such as Joel Nascimento, Maurício Carrilho, Paulo Aragão, Zé Menezes, Maria Bethânia, Teca Calazans, and Amélia Rabello. Glauber also was a member of the choro group Regional Carioca, with which he released the CD "Regional Carioca Volume II" in 2010, featuring his composition "Polca Coisa".

In 2011, Glauber Seixas was part of the group Camerata Brasilis, releasing the self-titled CD with the ensemble. The work featured musical direction by Paulo Aragão and Mauricio Carrilho, and arrangements by renowned musicians. Glauber Seixas continues his journey in Brazilian music, contributing his talent on the acoustic guitar and in composition.