Brazilian Music Ensemble
The ensemble’s name says it all! Join us and discover the rich, vibrant world of Brazilian Music: a musical tradition that continues to inspire audiences around the world with it’s energy, diversity and joy.
Led by Brazilian bassist and composer Everton Firmeza, this ensemble is an opportunity to explore a wide range of Brazilian rhythms and styles while developping your musical skills in a welcoming and inclusive environment. Everton brings not only a deep knowledge of the repertoire, but also a passion for sharing the joy of making music together.
In this ensemble, you’ll have the chance to play your instrument, sing together (em português, claro!), and connect with fellow musicians of all backgrounds and experience levels. Everyone is welcome, regardless of instrument or previous experience with Brazilian music.
Together, we’ll explore a rich repertoire spanning from the 19th century to the present day, including styles such as samba, choro, forró, frevo, maracatú, funk carioca, and musch more. We’ll learn songs in Portuguese (don’t worry if you don’t consider yourself a singer yet!), discover the cultural stories behind the music, and pick a few anecdotes and expressions from Brazil along the way.
Everton Firmeza is a Brazilian bassist, composer, and educator from São Paulo. He holds a Master’s degree in Double Bass from the Royal Conservatory of Brussels (2023) and a Bachelor’s degree from the Federal University of Minas Gerais (2011).
Since moving to Brussels in 2015, Everton has become an active figure in the city’s Brazilian music scene. He performs with a variety of ensembles, including Caramelo 5, Magdalena Latin Jazz, Burocrático, Amor, and Clube do Choro de Bruxelas – and teaches both children and adults through organizations such as Muziekpublique, Jeugd en Muziek Brussel, and Amadeo Kollectif.
Everton has performed throughout Europe, as well in Brazil, Argentina and Cuba. Whether on stage or in the classroom, his work celebrates the richness of Brazilian musical culture, helping to preserve its traditions while sharing them with new audiences around the world.
Information
Schedule
Inscriptions open on August 10 2026!
Come and discover this course during the free session on Wednesday 23 September 2026, from 8:00 pm to 9:30 pm.
Ensemble (10 cours/cycle)
Wednesday
Beginners group: 7:00 pm – 8:00p pm
Intermediate-advanced: 8:00 pm – 9:30 pm
Registration is required from the second course of the cycle.
The general conditions relating to the academy are available and can be consulted on the info page in the academy section of the Muziekpublique website.
Place
Price
To register for a course, membership of Muziekpublique is mandatory.
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If necessary the teacher can change the calendar in consultation with the students.
Subscribe
€ 142,00 – € 346,00