Cidades habitaveis

Liveable Cities is Rafaele Andrade’s 3 month solo music tour, supported by the Dutch Consulate. The tour happened in 6 cities in Brazil, highlighting how a music exchange between local musicians and her musical instrument (Knurl) can have a positive impact and contribute to improving the life of Brazilian cities. 

The project focuses on producing video documentaries, social impact activities, original compositions, field recordings, interviews with brazilian instrument makers and cultural exchanges developed during the tour and an ongoing field research through the country. Rafaele collected insights and learned about experimental instruments made in Brazil, making a collection of these technologies, sounds and their ways of thinking in a music work, called Liveable cities. In this work, Andrades address the challenges of creating inventions in underdeveloped countries, addressing their importance on developing autonomy and independence of global influences.

Learn with me the challenges that Brazilian cities have been faceing on my video series:

• About my music tour Liveable cities

• The reality of a music tour in Brazil  with a new music instrument (soon)

• Let's bring new music into new spaces

• The importance of living and supporting  the coutryside 

• Pantanal is still on fire

• A voz do vento (Music release)

• Music instruments as a representation of collaborative cultures (soon)

• Liveable cities (Music release)  (soon)