6. BOR 2012
Berklee On the Road (BOR) took place for the first time in
Brazil from November 1 to 4, in the “Jardins” branch of
Souza Lima School of Music. BOR is an intensive course in
improvisation designed for all musical styles in which Berklee
and Souza Lima together teach classes during four
consecutive days and students leave with a certificate from
the two institutions.
7. BOR 2012
This course has been taking place for 20 years now in
Puerto Rico and for the past 15 years in Italy. In both of
these places, the course lasts up to a week and has an
average of 500 students per year. Here in Brazil, this was
the first year, but it will become and annual event.
8. BOR 2012
In this first edition, Fernando Huergo (bass), George Russell
Jr. (piano) and Casey Scheuerell (drums) came from
Berklee. Lupa Santiago (guitar) and Guilherme Ribeiro
(piano) represented Brazil and Souza Lima. During the four
days, there were master classes every morning. After lunch,
in addition to the master classes, students also had
ensemble practice with the professors.
9. BOR 2012
So that all students could take advantage of all the
professors, the student group was divided into four parts and
the professors traded off teaching the different groups. On
one of the nights of BOR, there was a concert, but on the
other nights student jam sessions ruled the evenings, which
led to lots of interaction between all the participants, who had
come form all four corners of Brazil and all of Latin America.
10. BOR 2012
“Students of all levels wound up winning,” commented Lupa
Santiago. And he already announced that next year the
second edition of the BOR will take place: “The course is
neither for solely advanced level students nor for just basic
level students. There are challenges for all levels,” Lupa
explains. “This is a super dense course and everyone will
end up with lots of material to work on.”
13. Jazz Day – Souza Lima
and Hot Club
• Jazz Day took place on April 30th in the auditorium of
Souza Lima School of Music, in São Paulo. On this day,
two simultaneous presentations took place: one in São
Paulo with students from Souza Lima Music College and
the drummer Nenê, and the other at the Hot Club in
Portugal. Both were broadcast live. Beyond being a
celebration of International Jazz Day, the event also
marked the year of Brazil in Portugual.
14. Jazz Day – Souza Lima
and Hot Club
• This was the first time that an event of this type has taken
place between music schools in different countries. “This
was a pilot project,” says the president of Souza Lima
Music Schools, Antônio Mário Cunha. “We hope to extend
this project to all our partnership schools around the
world,” he completes. There were approximately 100
listeners present at Souza Lima, and nearly 350 in
Portugal since the transmission there was wired into the
subway at the Baixa-Chiado PT Bluestation.
17. MB & Jazz 2012
Brazilian Music & Jazz
In São Paulo, the first edition of Brazilian Music and Jazz
took place at Souza Lima Music School from January 30th to
February 2nd. The course consisted of master classes, lots
of ensemble practices, and concerts with the college
professors from Souza Lima.
18. MB & Jazz 2012
Brazilian Music & Jazz
In addition, during the course, Pedro Ramos, founder of the
famed Choro Ensemble, supervised choro music playing.
The course hosted students from countries all over Latin
America who wanted to learn more about Brazilian music
and many students from Venezuela, who were offered
scholarships during the 7th Barquisimeto International Jazz
Festival, which took place September 2 to 9, 2012.
19. MB & Jazz 2012
Brazilian Music & Jazz
Master classes in improvisation and composition and musical
presentations were offered by Nenê, André Marques, Pedro
Ramos, Lupa Santiago, Guilherme Ribeiro, Bob Wyatt, Vitor
Alcântara, Vinicius Barros and Daniel D'Alcântara. The
classes were quite intensive, lasting six hours per day, from
10am to 5pm. Afterwards there were jam sessions and
concerts.
21. CLAEM - Congress debating cultural & ALAEMUS
diffusion in Latin American
music schools
22. CLAEM - Congress debating cultural & ALAEMUS
diffusion in Latin American
music schools
The fourth edition of CLAEM included shows, lectures, and
workshops. On April, Bogotá, Colômbia hosted the 4th
CLAEM - Congress of Latin American Music Schoolsfounded by Antonio Mário Cunha, director of Conservatório &
Faculdade Souza Lima and by Peruvian bassist and
educator, Oscar Stagnaro. The objective of the event is
promoting the cultural dissemination among the involved
countries and stimulating the exchange of
information.
23. CLAEM - Congress debating cultural & ALAEMUS
diffusion in Latin American
music schools
In 2013, the CLAEM will have the participation of schools
from Argentina, Brazil, Bolivia, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador,
Mexico, Peru, Panama, Paraguay, Porto Rico, Mexico,
Uruguay, the United States (represented by members from
Berklee College of Music) - and Brazil, represented by the
Souza Lima. During this year's congress, ALAEMUS - the
Association of Latin American Music Schools - was also
created.
24. CLAEM - Congress debating cultural & ALAEMUS
diffusion in Latin American
music schools
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