Music at the Atwood: Cla da Bossa Nova

About Music at the Atwood: Cla da Bossa Nova...When: June 13, 2024 at 6:30

Where: Mural Barn of the Atwood Museum

347 Stage Harbor Rd., Chatham, MA 02633



The Atwood Museum welcomes Cla da Bossa Nova to our 2024 Summer Concert Series!

Doors open at 6:00 PM, performance begins at 6:30.

Concessions, including beer, white wine, and a selection of non-alcoholic beverages, will be sold at the Museum. There will be a limit of two alcoholic beverages per attendee.

All tickets are general admission and seats will not be assigned. If you have any accessibility questions or concerns, please reach out to us at (508) 945-2493 or by email at atwoodreservations@gmail.com

Cla da Bossa Nova:

Bossa Nova means "new trend" in Portuguese, and refers to a style of music popularized in Brazil in the late 1950s. Using elements of samba and jazz this style was developed in the beachside areas of Rio de Janeiro.

The guitarist Tad Price had been studying Brazilian music for years and after meeting a young Brazilian singer named Rayssa Delorey on February 2013, his vision of a Bossa Nova band was realized with the creation of Clã da Bossa Nova. Rayssa moved to Cape Cod from Brazil when she was 10 years old. She was introduced to Bossa Nova by her mother, who sang to her all the popular tunes and always encouraged her to pursue singing. Other band members include Michael Dunford on percussion, Peter Murray on Sax, and Susan Goldberg on Bass.