The work with Charles Raszl aims to introduce the participants, through simple movements inspired by the gestural universe of Brazilian dances, to the discovery of the encounter between the body percussion technique of Barbatuques (Brazil) and the rhythms of Brazilian traditions.
Movement work is always accompanied by singing. These songs are a practice of greeting, the celebration and memory of a culture that recognizes in nature the manifestation and representation of multiple divinities, each with its own mythological narrative. You don't use scores, you learn by listening, an approach suitable for everyone.

With Oskar Boldre he dedicated himself to the practice of singing in a circle called Circlesong by Bobby McFerrin. Circlesongs are a healthy way to restore value to music by rediscovering the need for rituals in everyday life. With this practice we can not only reconnect to the spirit of music but also to ourselves with a new form of prayer, of praise to nature, a sacred and fun game to live together. Suitable for any level, even for those who want to deepen the art of conducting.