Mauro Nahoum (Mau Nah), José Sá Filho (Sazz), Arlindo Coutinho (Mestre Goltinho); David Benechis (Mestre Bené-X), José Domingos Raffaelli (Mestre Raf) *in memoriam*, Marcelo Carvalho (Marcelón), Marcelo Siqueira (Marcelink), Luciana Pegorer (PegLu), Mario Vieira (Manim), Luiz Carlos Antunes (Mestre Llulla) *in memoriam*, Ivan Monteiro (Mestre I-Vans), Mario Jorge Jacques (Mestre MaJor), Gustavo Cunha (Guzz), José Flavio Garcia (JoFla), Alberto Kessel (BKessel), Gilberto Brasil (BraGil), Reinaldo Figueiredo (Raynaldo), Claudia Fialho (LaClaudia), Pedro Wahmann (PWham), Nelson Reis (Nels), Pedro Cardoso (o Apóstolo), Carlos Augusto Tibau (Tibau), Flavio Raffaelli (Flavim), Luiz Fernando Senna (Senna) *in memoriam*, Cris Senna (Cris), Jorge Noronha (JN), Sérgio Tavares de Castro (Blue Serge) e Geraldo Guimarães (Gerry).

Before I get the boot...

12 maio 2003

After the delicate greeting the boss made to me, I send you this because I think it is noteworthy news. Yours, "Vanishing" Conchita.

Pianist Keith Jarrett will receive his Polar Music Prize from King Carl XVI Gustaf of Sweden at a gala ceremony at Berwaldhallen in Stockholm tonight, followed by a celebratory banquet at Grand Hotel. The Citation about his selection as the 2003 recipient cites Jarrett's "ability to effortlessly cross boundaries in the world of music."

The Polar Music Prize is one of the world's more significant music awards. The award of 1 million Swedish Crowns is given to individuals, groups or institutions for exceptional achievement in the creation and advancement of music. Past winners have included Pierre Boulez, Bob Dylan, Ravi Shankar, Joni Mitchell, Karlheinz Stockhausen, Dizzy Gillespie, Paul McCartney, Mstislav Rostropovich, Quincy Jones, Miriam Makeba, Stevie Wonder, Robert Moog and Isaac Stern.
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