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Discography
Coleção Folha Raízes da Música Popular Brasileira, Volume 192010
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Doce De Coco2005
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Ao vivo no Teatro João Caetano2003
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Jacob do Bandolim2000
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Choros, Valsas, Tangos e Polcas1998
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Retratos / Solitude on Guitar1995
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Mandolin Master of Brazil: Original Classic Recordings, Volume 21994
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"In Memoriam"1993
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Acervo Especial1993
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Mandolin Master of Brazil: Original Classic Recordings, Volume 11991
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Vibrações1989
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Vol. 3 - Fragmentos Inéditos Do Histórico Recital1977
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Os Saraus de Jacob1971
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Retratos1964
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Chorinhos e Chorões1961
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Valsas Brasileiras De Antigamente1960
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Valsas Evocativas1956
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Jacob revive músicas de Ernesto Nazareth1952
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Sempre Jacob2000
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Groups
- Jacob do Bandolim e conjuntoeponymouscurrent
- Jacob do Bandolim e quartetoeponymouscurrent
- Época de Ouro1964–1969
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Identifiers & aliases
Also known as: Jacob Bittencourt, Jacob Do Bandolin, Jacob Do Bittencourt, Jacob Pick Bittencourt, Jacó do Bandolim
Jacob do Bandolim was a Brazilian composer and musician. Born to a Brazilian-Jewish mother and a gentile father in Rio de Janeiro, his stage name means "Mandolin Jacob", after the instrument he played.
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